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PRACTICAL HINTS
It is best to store coffee-beans a dry, cool place. Beans should be kept in an opaque,
airtight container.
Grind the coffee just prior to brewing it.
Advice to select the level of neness of your ground coffee
Use the neness selector to adjust the grind according to the type of coffee maker.
Generally, the quicker the water goes through the ground coffee, the ner the ground
coffee should be.
A “medium” ground is thus suited to making lter coffee while a “very ne” ground is
needed to make an Espresso.
For the rst use, we suggest that you use an intermediate position and then adjust the
setting to your taste. Once you have used the appliance a few times, you will nd the ideal
grind setting to suit your taste and brew method.
Do not change the grind setting while the appliance is running.
Suggested Grind Settings:
Advice to select the number of cups
Use the number of cups selector to program the quantity of ground coffee you want.
The more cups you select, the longer the appliance will run.
The mill grinds 1/4 oz. of coffee per cup selected.
GRIND TYPE OF COFFEE MAKER
Fine Espresso
Medium/Fine Auto Drip w/ Permanent Filter
Medium Auto Drip w/ Permanent Filter
Medium/Coarse Percolator
Coarse French Press
8. If you want to stop the appliance before milling is complete, press the ON/OFF switch.
9. Remove the ground coffee holder, tap the receptacle gently, remove the lid and pour the
ground coffee into the lter of the coffee maker or use a measuring spoon (7).
10. To obtain additional ground coffee, repeat the operating cycle. Always rst make sure
that the ground coffee does not go above the “max.” level of the ground coffee holder.
Selected settings will be retained from one use to the next.
IMPORTANT!
For your appliance to run correctly, make certain that:
The lid to the coffee -bean hopper is correctly positioned.
The ground coffee holder and its lid are correctly placed in the body of the appliance.
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