User manual BRAUN KF7125

[. . . ] Caution: During and after operation, the metal surfaces will get hot. avoid touching hot surfaces , especially the carafe base , to prevent burns or scalds. Always use the handle to carry the carafe and keep it upright. This appliance is designed for household use only and for processing normal household quantities. [. . . ] The pre-set time will disappear after 3 seconds and the time of day will show on the LED control panel. If during the setting process, no button is pressed for 10 seconds, the time currently set will be saved. This function can only be activated if the timer and the time of the day have been set. The green LED above the button will illuminate and the coffee maker will start to brew at the pre-set time. The pre-set time disappears after 3 seconds. When the appliance starts brewing, the green LED START will continually flash and the LED TIMER turns off. Press the TIMER button (b) again to switch off the function: the green LED light will disappear. NOTE: The timer function remains activated even when the appliance has been switched off (1). Set the water hardness level on the coffee maker to the water hardness level for your local area. Press the CALC button (c) for a minimum of 3 seconds. Press the SET button (e) to scroll through the Options (h1 = soft, h2 = normal, h3 = hard) and select the appropriate water hardness level. Press the CALC button again to save the hardness level. The pre-set water hardness disappears after 3 seconds and the time of day will show on the LED control panel. The green LED above the button will illuminate. The green LED turns off after the brewing cycle is Press the STRONG button (f) to select brew strength «strong». The green LED above the button will illuminate. If the STRONG button is not pressed, regular Open the reservoir cover (5). When filling the water reservoir (3) with fresh cold Water, refer to the water level indicator (inside the water reservoir) and fill to the desired number of cups. To prepare the exact amount of coffee for the Braun Thermal Mug (available separately as accessory), fill to the corresponding water mark (330 ml) inside the reservoir. Insert a paper filter (cone type # 4) in the filter basket (4). Alternatively you can use the gold tone permanent filter which is available separately. Add the desired amount of ground coffee, corresponding to the number of cups being brewed. [. . . ] sTART does not light up Coffee is not brewing There was a power outage · Initial operation or there was a power Set clock outage The TIMER has not been set There was a power outage · oN/OFF button was not pressed And the START button was not pressed There was a power outage · sTART button was not pressed · There is no water in the reservoir The filter basket is not properly inserted The carafe was not properly positioned on carafe stand Be sure the carafe is centered directly under the filter basket The lid is not on the carafe Place the lid on the carafe Carafe was removed for more than 20 Carafe should be replaced promptly Seconds while the unit is brewing Using too much coffee grounds If using a paper filter, replace with new one. Restart the coffee brewing process with proper amount of coffee grounds (not more than 10 coffee measuring scoops or tablespoons) Using coffee that is too finely Use only coffee that is ground for drip coffee makers The coffee flow through the lid is blocked Remove the insert from the middle of the lid. Rinse the lid properly under running water Coffee is flowing out of the filter basket onto the carafe stand when the carafe is not in place There are coffee grounds at the bottom of the carafe The filter basket spring popped out during cleaning The paper filter was not inserted correctly into the filter basket Paper filter collapsed Reattach the spring to the filter basket rinse filter basket , set filter into the filter basked and restart brewing. Remove filter, rinse filter basket and restart brewing with a new paper filter Contact Braun Customer Service Please do not dispose of the product in the household waste at the end of its useful life. [. . . ]