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Delay Brew
NOTE: You must set the clock before using the DELAY BREW feature.
1. To program coffee maker to brew at a later timer, first fill the carafe with fresh cold water to the
desired level and pour the water into the water reservoir.
2. Add the appropriate amount of coffee grounds (based on the water ratio) into the filter using a
tablespoon.
3. Press the DELAY BREW button.
4. If no brew later time has previously set the display will flash 12:00 AM. Otherwise, the previously
set brew later time will flash allowing time to set the desired brew time.
5. Using the HOUR and MIN buttons, set the desired DELAY BREW start time.
6. After 3 seconds of inactivity the brew later time will be set for the selected time.
7. Once the DELAY BREW is set, the coffee maker will automatically start brewing at the set time.
8. To cancel DELAY BREW, simply press the DELAY BREW button again.
CLEANING AND DECALCIFYING YOUR COFFEE MAKER
Cleaning Your Coffee Maker
Your West Bend coffee maker features a Clean function. After you have brewed approximately 90
carafes of coffee, the cleaning reminder will flash on the screen indicating that the coffee maker
needs to be cleaned to remove any coffee deposits. The cleaning reminder will not prevent you
from using the coffee maker; however, the message will continue to display and flash until the
coffee maker has been cleaned. It is recommended that you do so as soon as possible to prevent
further build-up of residue.
To clean your coffee maker:
1. Press the PROG button four times. The "Clean" indicator will illuminate steadily.
2. Fill the carafe with water up to the 12 cup line. Pour the water into the water reservoir.
3. Press the BREW/OFF button.
4. Once the clean cycle is complete, the unit will beep and the CLEAN light will turn OFF, before the
unit switches to stand-by mode.
5. Discard the hot water from the carafe and let the carafe cool off before washing.
6. Wash the carafe, brew basket and reusable filter in hot soapy water using a non-abrasive sponge.
Rinse and dry thoroughly.
Decalcifying Your Coffee Maker
The coffee maker must be decalcified periodically. Over time, mineral deposits build up on internal
parts affect the operation of the coffeemaker. The frequency of decalcification depends on the
hardness of your water and how often you use the coffeemaker.
Indications that decalcifying is necessary are:
1. Increased noise during brewing
2. Excessive steaming
3. Longer brewing times
4. The pumping action stops before all of the water has been pumped from the water reservoir.
Decalcification schedule should be as follows:
1. With soft water, decalcify once per year
2. With medium water, decalcify every 3 months
3. With hard water, decalcify monthly
To decalcify the unit:
1. Pour 4-cups of fresh, cool, undiluted white household vinegar into the carafe.
2. Make sure the carafe, the brew basket and reusable filter are properly positioned.
3. Press the BREW/OFF button to begin brewing.
4. Once brewing is complete, discard the content from the carafe and let the carafe cool off before
washing.
5. Fill up the carafe with water up to the 12 cup line. Pour the wate into the water reservoir. Then
press BREW/OFF.
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