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CARING FOR YOUR BREWER
KEURIG
®
CARAFE OPERATION
The unique Keurig
®
Carafe was specifically designed for use with the Keurig
®
Plus Series
brewer. To connect the Keurig
®
Carafe to the brewer, make sure the Keurig
®
Carafe is
securely inserted into the brewer. The Keurig
®
Plus Series brewer contains a sensory system
that determines when the Keurig
®
Carafe is in place and it is safe to begin brewing. If the
Keurig
®
Carafe is not in place or is incorrectly inserted, the brewing process will not begin.
If the Keurig
®
Carafe is removed during brewing, brewing will stop.
To maintain the ideal combination of taste, freshness, and temperature, we recommend
preheating the Keurig
®
Carafe. To preheat the Keurig
®
Carafe, fill it with hot water for
approximately 30 seconds and then pour out entirely prior to placing the Keurig
®
Carafe
into the brewer.
CAUTION:
• Make sure the Keurig
®
Carafe is empty before each use.
• After brewing, the Keurig
®
Carafe will contain extremely hot liquid. Take care when
pouring from the Keurig
®
Carafe. Never place your hand over the Keurig
®
Carafe
where hot steam is venting. Never allow children to use the Keurig
®
Carafe or operate
the brewer without adult supervision. Press the Power Button to terminate the brew
process. Follow the instructions on the Touch Display before removing the Keurig
®
Carafe. The brewer will return to the home screen. Remove and discard the used
K-Carafe
®
pod.
• There is extremely hot water in the Pod Holder during the brew process.
• To avoid risk of injury, do not lift the Handle during the brewing process.
• HAND-WASH ONLY. DO NOT SUBMERGE. DO NOT MICROWAVE.
NOTE: CARAFE NOT INCLUDED WITH BREWER.
CLEANING THE EXIT NEEDLE
1. If a clog arises in the Exit Needle, push
the lever of the Pod Holder to reveal the
Exit Needle.
2. Use a paper clip or similar tool to
loosen the clog. Rinse thoroughly
with hot water.
3. After all the pieces are cleaned, place the
Base then the Pod Holder assembly into
the Brew Head. Lower the Handle.
CAUTION: Shart needles. Do not put fingers in chamber.
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TIPS & MAINTENANCE
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