Menuett 000-647, Operating Instructions Manual

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7. 

Wash all removable parts in warm 
water and washing-up liquid and allow 
to dry.

USE

NOTE:

• 

The volume of brewed coffee is slightly 
less than the added water volume,  
as the coffer powder absorbs some  
of the water.

• 

For optimal coffee flavour, use whole 
coffee beans and fine grind just before 
brewing.

• 

Never brew the same ground coffee 
multiple times. It is not appropriate to 
warm coffee that has cooled – coffee 
tastes best directly after brewing.

• 

Small drops of oil on the surface of the 
brewed coffee come from the oils in the 
coffee. This can occur when brewing very 
dark roasted coffee.

1. 

Open the lid and fill the tank with 
drinking water. Do not fill above the 
MAX marking on the level indicator. 
The coffee maker can brew a 
maximum of 3 cups of coffee  
at one time.

2. 

Place the filter holder in the funnel 
and place the filter in the holder.

3. 

Fill the filter with ground coffee.  
Use one level tablespoon of ground 
coffee per cup – adjust to your taste. 
Fold down the lid.

4. 

Place the travel mug on the plate, 
straight below the funnel.

5. 

Plug the coffee maker into a power 
outlet.

6. 

Set the power switch to position I.  
The status lamp lights up and brewing 
starts. The brewing process can be 
stopped at any time by setting the 
power switch to position O. The status 
lamp goes out to show the appliance 
is switched off. Set the power switch 
to the I position again to continue 
brewing.

7. 

Remove the travel mug once brewing 
is finished.

8. 

Switch off the appliance and remove 
the plug from the power outlet after 
use.

NOTE:

• 

Switch off the coffee maker, remove the 
plug from the power outlet and allow 
the coffee maker to cool completely 
before cleaning. 

• 

Never immerse the power cord, plug or 
the coffee maker in water or any other 
liquid – risk of electric shock.

• 

Do not clean the inside of the water 
container using a cloth or the like as this 
may leave behind particles that can clog 
the appliance.

• 

Wash all removable parts in warm water 
and washing-up liquid.

• 

Wipe the surface of the coffee maker with 
a soft, damp cloth.

• 

Rinse the water container regularly with 
cold water.

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