5.2 Using coffee beans

BWarning:

Always keep the water reservoir lid closed when you fill the coffee bean container with coffee beans. Otherwise coffee beans can fall into the water reservoir and block up the water inlet.

1Remove the coffee bean container lid.  (Fig. 12)

2Fill the duo coffee bean container with coffee beans.You can fill the duo coffee bean container with two different types of coffee beans. Make sure there are enough coffee beans in the container for the amount of coffee you want to brew (Fig. 13).

D Note:

Always make sure the coffee bean container is at least half full.

BWarning:

To prevent the grinder from jamming, do not use unroasted or caramelised beans. We advise to use coffee beans instead of espresso beans as this may cause damage.

3To open the filter basket holder, pull at its tab on the right side of the coffeemaker (Fig. 14).

4Take a paper filter (type 1x4 or no. 4) and fold the sealed edges to prevent tearing and folding. Place the paper filter in the filter basket.  (Fig. 15)

5Close the filter basket holder.

6Put the jug in the appliance.  (Fig. 7)

7Turn the coarseness knob to select the desired type of grind (from fine to coarse).  (Fig. 16)

ETip:

The coarseness knob allows you to choose between nine different settings. We preselected 3 optimal settings but you can also choose any setting in between the icons. We advise you to experiment with the different grind settings to find out which setting you prefer.

8Turn the container selector to choose between the two types of coffee beans (Fig. 17).

BWarning:

Whenever you switch between coffee bean containers or coffee beans, there will always be traces of coffee left of the previously ground type of coffee beans. Clean the coffee bean chute after you switch to a new type of coffee bean to prevent this.

D Note:

Depending on your taste, you can either select one of the two types of coffee beans or a mix of both types.

9Press the on/off button on the front of the appliance (Fig. 8).

•• The number of cups starts to flash.

10To select the number of cups, turn the knob until the desired number of cups appears on the display (Fig. 18).

D Note:

Make sure that the number of cups you select with the 2-10 cups button is consistent with the amount of water in the water reservoir. Please keep in mind that the coffeemaker uses all the water in the water reservoir. If you select a number of cups that is smaller than the amount of water, the coffee becomes weaker than you intended.

11Press in the centre of the knob to confirm the number of cups.

12Press the strength select button.  (Fig. 9)

•• The coffee bean icons start to flash.

13Turn the knob to select the desired coffee strength (mild: 1 bean, medium: 2 beans or strong: 3 beans) (Fig. 10).

•• The display shows the selected coffee strength.

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Philips HD7762 user manual Using coffee beans, Remove the coffee bean container lid, Number of cups starts to flash
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HD7762 specifications

The Philips HD7762 is an exceptional coffee maker designed for coffee enthusiasts who appreciate quality and convenience. This model integrates advanced technologies and features to enhance the coffee brewing experience while ensuring delicious results every time.

One of the standout features of the Philips HD7762 is its innovative AromaSeal technology. This ensures that the coffee beans maintain their freshness and aroma. The airtight compartment prevents exposure to air, light, and moisture, which can degrade the quality of coffee beans. As a result, users can enjoy rich and aromatic coffee with every brew.

The Philips HD7762 also boasts a built-in grinder, which allows users to grind coffee beans just before brewing. This feature is essential for preserving the flavor and aroma. The grinder is adjustable, enabling users to select their preferred grind size, whether they prefer a coarse grind for French press or a fine grind for espresso. This versatility enhances the overall brewing experience.

This coffee maker has a capacity of 1.2 liters, which is sufficient to brew up to 10-15 cups of coffee in one go, making it ideal for gatherings or family use. The intuitive interface includes an easy-to-use control panel with a digital display. Users can program the coffee maker to brew coffee at specific times, ensuring fresh coffee is ready when needed.

Another noteworthy characteristic is the compact and sleek design of the Philips HD7762, which allows it to fit seamlessly into any kitchen space. The removable water tank simplifies filling and cleaning, while the stainless steel construction adds a touch of elegance and durability.

The Philips HD7762 emphasizes user safety with features such as automatic shut-off, ensuring that the coffee maker turns off after brewing is complete. This not only conserves energy but also provides peace of mind to users.

In conclusion, the Philips HD7762 coffee maker is a perfect blend of technology and practicality, offering features like AromaSeal, a built-in grinder, programmable settings, and safety measures. It is designed to deliver barista-quality coffee at home, satisfying both casual drinkers and coffee aficionados alike. With its impressive array of functionalities, this model is sure to enhance the daily coffee ritual for anyone who values a rich and flavorful cup of coffee.
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