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Adjusting The Timer: 

(See fig. 29)

 

 

Fig. 29.  

Timer adjustment.

 

1. 

Remove the front access panel. 

(Fig. 26, item 2)

2. 

Turn the timer adjustment knob clockwise to increase the 
time (water volume) and counterclockwise to decrease the 
time (water volume).  Turn the adjustment knob 1/2 
reference mark maximum per adjustment.  The brew 
volume should be approximately 60 oz. 

3. 

Replace the front access panel, connect the power supply 
cord and turn on the "Power" switch.   

4. Test 

thoroughly. 

Note:

 

If the water volume is still not to the desired level, 

repeat the timer adjustment steps again until the desired 
volume has been reached. 

 

Fig. 30. 

Thermostat adjustment.

 

Adjusting The Thermostat: 

(See fig. 30)

 

1.  Remove the access plug from the front access panel.  

(Fig. 26, item 3)

2. 

Turn the thermostat adjustment shaft clockwise to increase 
the temperature and counterclockwise to decrease the 
temperature.  Turn the adjustment screw 1/8 turn maximum 
per adjustment.  

3. 

Replace the access plug, connect the power supply cord and 
turn on the "Power" switch. 

4. 

Allow the coffee brewer to reach brewing temperature 
before checking the water temperature.  Check the water 
temperature directly under the brew cone with water only 

(Fig. 31)

.  Temperature range should be approximately 

192° to 196°F. 

 

Fig. 31.  

Checking the brewing 

temperature.

 

Note:

 If the water temperature is still not within the proper 

range, repeat the adjustment steps again until the proper 
temperature has been reached. 

Caution:

  Brewing temperatures above the maximum 

recommended range may cause the hi-limit to set.  Under 
no circumstances should the maximum temperature exceed 
196° 

 

These adjustments should be performed during installation only. 

Operators should refer to the operating instruction only. 

 

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COMK211

Summary of Contents for LA-3 SERIES

Page 1: ... Brewer With Faucet Models 1034505 1034506 1034516 Brewmatic 20333 S Normandie Ave Torrance CA 90502 310 787 5444 800 421 6860 Fax 310 787 5412 U S A E mail brew brewmaticusa com Int l E mail brew_equip brewmaticusa com Instruction Number 9600107 3 03 COMK211 ...

Page 2: ...atic Brewmatic will not approve of any unauthorized changes to the basic design of this appliance Any modification or alteration to the appliance may create a fire hazard may create a risk of personal injury may void the safety listings and may void the warranty All procedures diagrams and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of publicat...

Page 3: ... Not furnished Water Supply Required 30 psi minimum 80 psi maximum water pressure Water Connection 1 4 Flared fitting Flared nut supplied Settings And Adjustments Brewing Capacity 60 ounces 12 cups Brewing Temperature 192 to 196 F Maximum Tested directly under the brew cone with water only Temperature Adjustment P Increase Q Decrease Beverage Adjustment P Increase Q Decrease Timer Setting 1 50 Min...

Page 4: ...e 7 Left Warmer Place a decanter of coffee here to keep it hot 8 Right Warmer Place a decanter of coffee here to keep it hot 9 Top Warmer Place a decanter of coffee here to keep it hot 10 Power Switch Turns on the power to the coffee brewer 11 Start Switch Press to start a brew cycle 12 Ready Light Indicates that the coffee brewer is ready to brew coffee 13 Left Warmer Switch Turns on the power to...

Page 5: ...dy level surface The surface should be water and heat resistant non flammable and located near water and power supplies Do not connect the power cord at this time Fig 2 Power switch 3 Make sure the Power switch Fig 2 is in the off down position Plumbing Connection See fig 3 on the next page for a typical water line connection Note This coffee brewer is designed to operate on water pressure of 30 t...

Page 6: ...e coffee brewers water inlet fitting hold the inlet fitting with a wrench when tightening the water line Fig 4 Opening the hot water faucet 7 Turn on the water supply 8 Pull out the hot water faucet handle Fig 4 to open the faucet and flush the air from the faucet water line After the water flow has stabilized check the faucet flow The flow rate should provide approximately five ounces of water in...

Page 7: ...and polarity before connecting the power supply cord Failure to heed this warning will void the warranty and may cause damage or injury Turning The Coffee Brewer On 16 Push the Power switch Fig 8 to the on up position The switch will light when it is on Fig 8 Power switch Prepare The Coffee Brewer For Testing 17 Allow the coffee brewer to reach the proper brewing temperature The Ready light Fig 9 ...

Page 8: ...the decanter The water volume should be approximately 60 oz Fig 13 Checking the brewing temperature Note If the water temperature or water volume are not to specifications they will need to be adjusted See the Adjustments section for thermostat and timer adjustments Note If any adjustments were made to the water temperature or water volume repeat the tests starting from installation step 20 24 The...

Page 9: ...h ground coffee into the paper filter Fig 15 Note To provide better extraction gently tap the side of the brew cone to level the bed of coffee in the brew cone Note Individual coffee tastes vary greatly If you are not sure how much ground coffee you should be using start with approximately 2 5 ounces and then increase or decrease this amount to suite your own coffee tastes Fig 16 Slide the brew co...

Page 10: ... decanter of coffee on the warmer and push the desired warmer switch to the on up position The switch will light when it is on Fig 20 Warmer switches WARNING When turned on the warmers can be very hot and can cause serious burns Use care when using the warmers and do not touch the warmer surface when it is on WARNING Do not place empty glass decanters on a hot warmer Caution Turn the warmers off w...

Page 11: ...he Ready light Fig 22 to come on Fig 23 Pour water in to start a brew cycle 5 Pour one decanter of water into the pour in opening Fig 23 In approximately a minute fresh hot coffee will begin to flow from the brew cone into the decanter WARNING Hot coffee can cause serious burns Handle hot coffee carefully 6 Push the warmer switch on 7 After the brewing cycle is complete remove the brew cone and di...

Page 12: ...id detergent Fig 24 The brew cone should be rinsed with water after each brew cycle At least once a week the brew cone should be washed by hand with a mild detergent Rinse well after washing As necessary the area between the brew cone rails and above the brew cone Fig 24 should be wiped clean with a damp cloth as coffee oils will gradually collect on these surfaces Once a week more often in hard w...

Page 13: ...ughly Note If the water is still not to the desired flow repeat the adjustment until the desired flow has been reached Resetting The Hi Limit Thermostat See fig 28 1 Remove the top cover Fig 26 item 1 locate the hi limit on the top of the tank Fig 28 and push the red reset button Caution Refer to the installation instructions step 12 before resetting the hi limit thermostat The tank must be filled...

Page 14: ...justment shaft clockwise to increase the temperature and counterclockwise to decrease the temperature Turn the adjustment screw 1 8 turn maximum per adjustment 3 Replace the access plug connect the power supply cord and turn on the Power switch 4 Allow the coffee brewer to reach brewing temperature before checking the water temperature Check the water temperature directly under the brew cone with ...

Page 15: ...eaker in the building Reset the hi limit thermostat See the Adjustment section for Resetting The Hi Limit 2 The coffee brewer trips the buildings circuit breaker Too many appliances are connected on one electrical circuit The electrical circuits amperage rating is too low Remove any other appliances from the current circuit or call an electrician to correct this problem Locate a correctly rated ci...

Page 16: ...coffee brewer counter top or walls The water pressure may be excessive Adjust the copper tubing so it does not touch the coffee brewer counter top or wall Test the incoming water supply pressure Water pressure should be between 30 and 80 psi If the water pressure exceeds 80psi install a water pressure regulator and reduce the water pressure to 50 psi 8 Poor tasting coffee The brew cycle was starte...

Page 17: ... or adjust the grind of the coffee Too much coffee or coffee that is ground too fine may slow the flow of the water through the coffee Make sure that the paper filter being used is correct for this type of coffee brewer Use only one paper filter per brew cycle If the steps in this trouble shooting guide should fail to solve your problem unplug the coffee brewer and contact your nearest Brewmatic R...

Page 18: ...tates of America and its possessions The product warranted hereby is sold only for commercial use and is not intended for personal family or household purposes To obtain warranty service you must notify and deliver the product at your expense with proof of purchase to your local Brewmatic representative or to the Brewmatic Customer Service Division within the warranty period The repaired product w...

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