User manual CUISINART DGB-300 AUTOMATIC GRIND & BREW COFFEE MAKER

[. . . ] IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS When using an electrical a pliance, basic safety precautions should al?ways be followe'd to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons including the following: 1. To protect against electric shock, do not place cord, lug, or base umt m water or other liqui dp s. Close supervision is necessa when any ` appliance is used by or near chii;dren. Allow to cool before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning appliance. [. . . ] The 0:OO setting shuts the unit off immediately after brewing is complete. `Ii) check the current setting, press and hold the On/Off button and the Automatic-Off time is displayed. To change the preset time, press and hold the On/Off hutton until the red "power" light begjns to flash. Press the Hours and hlinutes buttons to scroll forward through the digits until desired time appears. Thus, the first setting \\hich appears is preset at "4:OO" and the nest dispIa!, would hc "0:OO" since four hours is the masimum -\iltomatic-Off setting. Pressing and holding either hutton will ;~llow you to scroll continuously, slm 1~ at first, and accelerate to the ntc of almt three digits per second. :\s the desired time setting aplmuches, release the button and then press repeatedly to atl~mce one digit at 3 time. i The Automatic-Off `l`ime (_I(>) may be programmed either before or during coffee Imxing. If you do so, the :2utomatic Grind dnd Brew u ill automatically account for any time that has alrcadc elapsed after Ixewing. For esample, if you set the , A0 for 40 minutes and 25 minutes h;l\~ already elapsed, the Grind and Brew will shut off autonia&ill~ after Ii minutes (40 minutes minus the 25 &psed cqids 15 minutes). Ncvcr use tl1e carafe 011 a hcatcd stove top. `l`he time display ~vill dicappr and only the Tcmperahu-e Display remains. The (-) and (+) huttons (same as IIours and Minutes, rcspectirely) can then be used to increase or tlecreasc the holding temperature. The selected temperature u4ll remain programmed until you change it or the coffeemakel is unpluggetl. INCREASIN(; `I`HE TEMPERr\TCRE: DECRBASING TIIE `l`EI1IPER~TI`L'RF. : . - . . I . . . w + + + VARIABLE KEEP WARM TEMPERATURE `l'he . \2utomatic Grind and Rren has a method of setting the holding temperature of the coffee in the carnfc. The display appears 35 a series of elliptical or oral-shaped dots across the loa-er portion of the digital rcxlout and indicates the selected temperatwe relative to the holding tcmperahlre preset at the factory Exiting "Set Temperature" Mode: `l`hcre are three ways to exit "Set Temperature" mode: 1, Press Set Temp button. If neither the (-) nor (+) button is pressed for a period of five seconds, the "Set Temperature" mode is exited. If \~LI use 3 lot of milk in your coffee, set it higher than normal. If you prefer a cooler temperature to !-our coffee, lon-er the temperature. LVe encourage j OLI to experiment anti determine what is best for you. Please note that the hater plate on the coffceniaker is not powerful enough to raise the tenpernture of the coffee in the pot once it has heen hrewetl. This feature is designed as a "lx-c-set" and 1, ill affect the coffee during the Ixewing qclc. If the coffee is too hot, the temperature can be lowcd, but since rvc do not recommend learing~ the coffee on dirrct heat for more than twenty mmutcs, the simplest FIY~~ to reduce the heat is to shut the coffeemaker off and allow coffee to cool More transfer to a thermal carafe. NOTE: If at any time during the life of the coffeemaker, the temperature display har begins to tlash and the Temp Set button has no effect on the display, damage to the Coffee Temperature Monitor is &catetl. [. . . ] Except as otherwise required under applicahlc state law, this v arrantv is not availal& to retailers or other conmicrcial purchasers or o!vners. \I'c warrant that vour CuisinartO Coffee Bar"' Automatic GrincCand Brew Coffeemaker will he free of defects in material or uorkmanship under normal home use for three l'cars from the date of original purchase. Lye suggest that you complete and return the enclosed `12 arranty registration card promptly to facilitate verificaGon of the date of original , urchase. However, return of the warranty rcpistration is not a condition of these warranties. DECALCIFICATION Decalcification refers to removing the calcium deposits which form on the metal parts of the coffeemaker over time. [. . . ]