User manual MR COFFEE UTC403

[. . . ] IMPORTANT safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, SAFEGUARDS When using electrical appliances, basic electric shock, and/or injury to persons, including the following: 1. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not place any electric or gas-heating appliance beneath the coffeemaker. To reduce the risk of fire, do not mount unit over or near any portion of a heating or cooking appliance. To protect against electrical hazards, do not immerse cord, plugs, or machine in water or other liquid. [. . . ] Visualize the coffeemaker centerline and then lightly pencil mark it on the cabinet (FIGURE A). Measure the depth of the cabinet OVERHANG, if any, and jot it down on the paper mounting template(FIGUREB). Double check you measurement. Note on it the graduated lines next to the line denoting the COFFEEMAKER FRONT. Find the line which corresponds to the depth of the cabinet OVERHANG -the number you jotted down on the template. Now, doublecheck that you have the correct line and then very carefullly cut along this line (FIGURE C). NOTE: If there is no overhang then cut along the line marked COFFEEMAKER FRONT. Next, trial fit the trimmed template underneath the cabinet (FIGURE D). Orient it so that the trimmed edge butts against the inside face of the OVERHANG (or if no overhang, then is flush with the front edge of the cabinet). Align the dashed CENTERLINE of the template to your pencil mark on the cabinet. If no cabinet support rib interferes with the template placement then tape template into place flat against the cabinet bottom. If a rib does interfere then it will be necessary for you to cut away that section of the template at the rib and equal to the thickness of the rib. Firmly mark the four drill hole locations shown, on the template with a centerpunch or nail, then remove template. Have firm control of the drill to prevent the bit from skating, and drill slowly straight upward. Locate the 2 SUPPORT PLATES and place them inside the cabinet, flat side down, aligned over the drillholes. Position brackets beneath screws and tighten enough to leave some movement in the brackets for final adjustment. Rotate the vent knob in the rear of the coffeemaker so that the arrow points down (vent open). `13. Gently push the coffeemaker fully up onto the brackets, aligning the brackets with the coffeemaker slots. The coffeemaker will lock into position. 4 `CENTERLINE A. B. Secure the power cord against the cabinet bottom or rear wall by using the two Adhesive-backed cord clips. Removing The Coffeemaker 1. Grasp the bottom left and right edges and depress the 2 BRACKET RELEASE BUTTONS. Lower the coffeemaker off the brackets. IMPORTANT, THE CLOCK ON THIS MODEL MUST BE SET FIRST, BEFORE THE COFFEEMAKER WILL OPERATE. Please refer to setting the clock instructions, below. Setting the Clock and Timer The clock in this appliance includes an automatic brew start mode (AUTO) with a safety feature to prevent accidental turn-on the following day if it is mistakenly left in the AUTO mode from. a previous use. PM Indicator Brew Light! [. . . ] When three cups have flowed through, turn the coffeemaker off, and let stand for l/2 hour. Turn the coffeemaker off and discard the-vinegar and the paper filter. To flush out all traces of vinegar, fill the decanter with tap water and pour into the coffeemaker. Discard the water and repeat step 7. Decanter Cleaning Hard water can leave a whitish mineral deposit inside the decanter. [. . . ]