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While it may not seem like an important ingredient, coffee is
98 percent water. The type of water that you brew with greatly
affects the nal taste. Always use clean, fresh water that is
ltered and free of impurities. It is best to avoid soft water
or well water. Please refer to the “Advanced Water Filtration
System” section to learn more about how your coffeemaker
reduces impurities in water.
A clean coffeemaker is essential to brewing great tasting
coffee each and every time.
CAUTION: Make sure your coffeemaker is unplugged and has
cooled completely before cleaning.
Remove the Brew Basket and Carafe and wash them in a
solution of hot water and mild liquid soap, and dry thoroughly.
You can also place the Brew Basket and Carafe in the
dishwasher; top-rack only. Do not wash the Advanced Water
Filtration cartridge with soap.
Minerals (calcium/limestone) found in water will leave deposits
in your coffeemaker and affect its performance. The Clean
Indicator will illuminate when it is recommended to clean and
decalcify your coffeemaker using vinegar. To decalcify your
coffeemaker, follow the steps below.
Water
Routine Cleaning
Daily Cleaning
Using the Clean Function to Decalcify
your Coffeemaker
1. IMPORTANT: Remove the Advanced Water Filtration
System from the coffeemaker.
2. Prepare 4 cups or 20 . oz. of undiluted, white
household vinegar. Pour the vinegar into the water
reservoir on the carafe side.
3. Place an empty 8-12 cup basket-style paper lter or a
Understanding the Freshness Timer
The Freshness Timer displays how long it has been since the
coffee was brewed. It automatically starts at the beginning
of the brew cycle. The progress bar will illuminate in 1 hour
segments. At the end of 4 hours, all bars will be lit and the
coffeemaker will automatically turn off.
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