Krups AromaControl Auto Off Instrucciones De Uso página 10

being reinserted to pour one or two cups of
coffee. The "Stop'n Serve" device closes off
the filter cone so effectively that there is
virtually no coffee-drip onto the waming
plate. Once the carafe is replaced, the
brewing cycle and the flow of coffee into the
carafe are resumed.
If coffee does drip onto the warming plate
after removal of the carafe, it is usually an
indication that too much ground coffee has
been placed into the paper filter. This causes
the water that jets into the filter cone to
overflow between the paper filter and the
sides of the filter cone. The overflow carries
coffee grounds that interfere with the
snapshut action of the filter holder, thus
allowing brewed coffee to continue to drip
through.
If this blockage and subsequent dripping do
occur, replace the glass carafe immediately
and allow the full brewing cycle to run its
course. Do not remove the filter until the
brewing cycle is completed.
Preparing "wake-up" coffee (model #180)
This feature enables you to enjoy freshly
brewed coffee at any pre-selected time within
a 24-hour period.
• First set the digital clock (see "Setting the
time")
• Turn the selector switch (n) to the "Prog"
Setting. The insert coffee cup symbol will
flash intermittently in the display area.
• Set the hour and minutes in which you
would like the brewing process to com-
mence by pressing the "h" and "min"
buttons respectively. "Wake-Up" time is
now set.
• Fill the water chamber to the desired
number of cups. Place the carafe back on
the waming plate. Put in ground coffee.
• Turn the selector switch (n) to the "Auto"
setting. The insert coffee cup symbol will
remain constant in the display, indicating
that the coffee maker has been
programmed.
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At the pre-programmed time, the indicator
light will illuminate, indicating that the
brewing process has begun.
Note : If the selector switch is left in the
"auto" position, the coffee maker will turn
itself on everyday at the pre-programmed
time. If you do not wish for this to occur, tun
the coffee maker to the "Off" position after
each use.
Maintenance
Replacing the "DuoFilter"
• It is recommended to replace the 'DuoFilter'
at least once every 2 months. You can
purchase the DuoFilter (Model #472) at your
local KRUPS retailer or by calling KRUPS
Consumer Service Department at 1-800-
526-5377, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
(US customers only).
• If the machine will not be in use for an
extended period of time, rinse the Duo Filter
with running water and clean the coffee
maker.
• Only use drinking water with the DuoFilter.
• To replace the DuoFilter, see "Inserting the
DuoFilter" in the "Before First Use" section.
Decalcifying
When to decalcify:
- Minerals found in water can clog the coffee
maker or reduce its speed. You will know
when such a cleaning is necessary by an
obvious slowdown in the brewing time. This
extended time indicates that there is a
calcium deposit in your coffee maker.
- Thanks to the anti-scale action of the
'DuoFilter' you will generally only need to
descale every two to four months depending
on the hardness level of your water.
To decalcify:
• Fill the carafe one quarter full of vinegar,
then add cold tap water to the top. Pour
the water/vinegar mixture into the reservoir
opening.
• Place the empty carafe on the warming plate
and turn on the machine. After the water/
vinegar mixture has been cycled through,
turn off the machine.