Capresso #597.04 Grind Select Coffee Burr Grinder

Operating Instructions - Page 4

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Before First Use
Important: Coee grinder will stop automatically if parts are not correctly aligned on
the machine.
1. Unpack the grinder and remove all packaging materials.
2. Clean all loose parts with a dry cloth. NEVER clean any parts of the grinder in the
dishwasher. NEVER get the burrs wet.
3. To remove any dust that may have accumulated on the removable parts during
packing, wash the ground coee container, its lid, and coee bean container lid
with a warm water and a mild liquid soap solution. Rinse and dry.
Important: Do not use harsh or abrasive agents to clean these parts.
4. Allow parts to dry completely before use.
Warning: Putting wet parts back onto the grinder can damage the machine.
Caution: Do not immerse grinder or the removable upper burr in water.
Important: Do not place the ground coee container, its lid, or the bean container
lid in the dishwasher.
5. Check the bean container for presence of foreign objects before using.
6. Make sure the bean container is completely clean and dry before using.
7. Ensure upper burr is locked into place by turning it counterclockwise.
8. Always operate the grinder with the coee bean container lid, ground coee
container and lid in place.
9. Do not place your hand in or near the burrs.
10. Any servicing other than cleaning and user maintenance should be performed by
an authorized Capresso service representative.
Important: Burr grinder will not operate if the coee bean container lid, ground coee
container or ground coee container lid are not properly in place.
Grinding
1. Place your Burr Grinder on a at, level surface.
2. Ensure all parts are locked into place as described in
Before First Use.
3. Plug the grinder into an outlet.
4. Fill the bean container with coee beans and replace the lid. The bean container
can hold up to 10 ounces of coee beans.
Note: Only coee beans should be lled into the bean container. Never ll any
of the following into the bean container: sugar-coated beans, syrups or other
coatings, and instant coee. Never ll water or any other liquid into the bean
container.
5. Set the cup selector dial to the number of cups of coee you want to grind by
turning the dial to the number of cups you will brew.
Note: These numbers are to be used as a guide. The amount of ground coee
varies quite a bit depending on how coarse or ne you grind and whether you use
light, dry beans or dark, oily beans. After grinding a few times, you will nd the
correct grind amount position for the amount of coee you want to grind.
Note: Never grind more coee then indicated by the “MAX” ll line of the ground
coee container. Over lling the ground coee container can cause clogging in
the grinder chute, and can damage the machine.
6. Set the neness selector to the desired setting (see Section “Guidelines for
Fineness Selector Settings”).
Caution: Never change the neness selector setting while grinding!
7. Push the On/O button down to start your Capresso grinder. The grinder will
begin grinding the whole bean coee directly into the ground coee container.
It will stop automatically.
Attention: Beans may stick to the wall of the bean container, preventing them
from falling into the burrs. You will hear a high-pitched noise from the motor when
this happens. Gently shake the grinder so that the beans slide down into the
burrs.
Note: If you need to turn the grinder o before the grinding cycle is nished,
simply push the On/O button.
8. Be sure to unplug the appliance after every use.
Note: Coee beans can stay in the bean container for up to 1 week before they
will start to lose their aroma.
Guidelines for Fineness Selector Settings
Grind Brewing Method
Fine Pump Espresso Machines
Medium / Fine Drip Coee Makers / Steam Espresso
Medium Manual Pour-Over Coee Brewing
Medium / Coarse Percolator
Coarse French Press
Proper placement of
removeable parts
Removable parts not in
place - machine won’t turn on
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