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9
PROGRAMMING YOUR
MILL & BREW
COFFEE MAKER
1. After the digital clock is set, press the PROG button. The timer icon ( ) will
begin to flash and display will read 12:00.
2. Press the HR button and then MIN button to select the time you would
like automatic brewing to begin (for example: 7:30 AM). Make sure the PM light
is not on, if needed.
3. The timer display will flash several times then switch back to the current time of day.
4. Press and release the AUTO button to activate the delay start time that was just
programmed. The timer icon ( ) will remain solid, indicating Auto Brew is activated.
5. When the time of day matches the programmed Auto Brew set time, your
coffeemaker will activate the brew cycle.
6. To cancel the Auto Brew function, press the AUTO button until the timer
icon ( ) disappears.
Note: To check the preset Auto Brew time, press PROG button and the preset
Auto Brew time is displayed. Press AUTO button to reactivate the timer.
Setting the Adjustable Auto-off, Keep Warm Time
This feature allows you to select automatic shutoff times from 0-2 hours in
30 minute increments. The “Keep Hot” carafe plate will be activated until the
automatic shutoff time is reached.
1. Press and hold PROG button for 3 seconds. This will show the default (120
minutes) keep warm time setting.
2. Press the MIN button to toggle through the keep warm settings (00,
30, 60, 90, 120). The values correlate to length of time (in minutes) the keep
warm will remain on after brewing.
3. Press the PROG button to lock in the keep warm setting.
Note: To check the time Auto Brew is set for without making changes, press
the PROG button to display the Auto Brew time, then press the AUTO button.
Setting the Brew Strength Selector
The Brew Strength Selector customizes the flavor of your coffee by selecting
from three brew strength settings.
1. Press the STRONG button to cycle through the different Brew Strength settings
(3 levels).
a. No bars = regular (default setting)
b. 1 bar ( ) = strong
c. 2 bars ( ) = bold
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