User manual KRUPS KM760D

[. . . ] Be sure to manipulate only the handle of glass jar during heating until cooling down. This appliance may be used by children of at least 8 years of age, as long as they are supervised and have been given instructions about using the appliance safely and are fully aware of the dangers involved. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children unless they are older than 8 and they are supervised by an adult. Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of children under 8 years of age. [. . . ] The START button blinks, press the START button(9) to start the cycle. Once the brewing cycle has finished, the machine will start the keep warm mode The START button will be slowly flashing. To stop the machine during the cycle, press the START button (9) or the ON/ OFF button (1). MAKING COFFEE WITHOUT USING THE GROUND COFFEE STORAGE BOX Insert a permanent filter or a paper filter into the filter holder (J) Fig. If using a paper Filter, make sure it is fully open and properly positioned in the filter holder. Fill the filter with ground coffee (7 grams of ground coffee per cup). once the brewing Cycle has finished, the machine will start the keep warm mode The START button will be slowly flashing. To stop the machine during the cycle, press the START button (9) or the ON/ OFF button (1). NOTE: The amount of coffee in the carafe at the end of the cycle is less than the amount of water poured into the water tank because about 10% is absorbed by the ground coffee and the filter. Clean your permanent filter between each use or use a new paper filter. CAUTION: To avoid any overflow, the carafe must be properly positioned on the warming plate of the coffee maker, otherwise it could cause hot water or hot coffee to overflow. Don't add water during keep warm mode, otherwise cycle will start over again. For example if you set 10 cups in setting, it correspond to 10 big cups or 15 small cups. NOTE: The time set is the machine is the starting time of the brewing cycle (not the end of the cycle) STARTING AN AUTO START FUNCTION Press the Preset time button (5) to set the time. Set the time by pressing the HOURS button (2) to set the hour and the MINUTES button (3) to set the minutes. To validate and exit the PROG mode, press any button except the CLEAN button (6). AUTO START FUNCTION WHEN TIME HAS ALREADY BEEN SET To reactivate or check the preset time in memory, press Preset time button (5) To cancel the saved auto-start program, press the Preset time button (5) for AFTER EACH CYCLE: CLEAN THE FILTER HOLDER AND CARAFE Do not clean the machine if it's still hot. To remove the used coffee grounds, remove the filter and the filter holder from Throw the coffee grounds and filter paper in the garbage. Never use abrasive or strong products on any part of the coffee maker. To clean the stainless-steel parts of your coffee maker, dampen a soft cloth or sponge with warm water. wHEN THE GROUND COFFEE CONTAINER IS ALMOST EMPTY : CLEAN THE GROUND COFFEE CONTAINER Remove the ground coffee container's lid If the container is still filled with coffee: WITH A SPOON Remove most of the coffee grounds with a spoon WITH THE LEVER Adjust the coffee strength to the maximum using the COFFEE STRENGTH Button (8) Adjust the number of cups to the maximum using the CUP SELECTION button (7) Pull the lever to let fall the coffee grounds Repeat the operation if there's ground coffee in the filter remaining in the ground Remove the cone by pulling on it Use the brush provided with the machine to remove the rest of the coffee Grounds Carefully use a cloth to clean the ground coffee container Put the cone back to it's position. Descaling preserves the coffee maker and ensures it will last longer and provide quality coffee over time. [. . . ] This guarantee gives a consumer specific legal rights, and the consumer may also have other legal rights which vary from State to State or Country to Country. For Australia only: Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. [. . . ]