User manual MR COFFEE URTX87D

[. . . ] and URTX87D URTX87D IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should atways be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and/or injury to persons, including the following: l Read all i n s t r u c t i o n s before using the coffeemaker l Do not touch the coffeemaker's hot surfaces. l To protect against electric shock, do not immerse the power cord, power plug, or coffeemaker In water or other liquid. l Close adult supervision is necessary when this appliance is used by or near children l Turn the coffeemaker off and unplug the power cord from the power source when the coffeemaker or clock are not in use and before cleanlng. Allow the coffeemaker parts to cool before putting on or taking off parts and before cleaning the appliance. [. . . ] COFFEE@ gold-tone permanent filter (not included) 10. Removable filter insert Adjusting the power cord length You can customize the length of the power cord up to 2 1/2 feet so that it is the exact length you desire. To increase the length of the power cord: Grasp the power cord (not the power plug) and gently pull it away from the coffeemaker. To decrease the length of the power cord: Grasp the power cord a few inches away from where it attaches to the coffeemaker. Slowly feed it into the coffeemaker. Setting the clock (models URTX83 and URTX87D only) The clock flashes on the control panel to indicate that it has not been set. 3 You must set the clock if you want to use the timer feature. To set the clock: 1. ) Press and hold the HOUR button until the clock displays the correct hour. The PM indicator will light to indicate a PM time; lf the PM indicator is not lit the time is AM. 2. ) Press and hold the MIN. button until the clock displays the correct minute. The clock is now set. Brewing coffee Cleaning the coffeemaker before first use Follow the steps under "Adding water and ground coffee" and "Brewing coffee now, " (pages 4-5) but do not add coffee grounds. Selecting and measuring ground coffee For best results, use coffee ground for use with automatic drip coffee makers. The amounts shown below are suggested amounts. 1 Use this amount of ground coffee 8 cups 17 tablespoons or 3+1/2 scoops 6 tablespoons or 3 scoops 6 cups 5 tablespoons or 2+1/2 scoops 4 cups 2 cups 3 tablespoons or 1 +1/2 scoops l l t w o level tablespoons = one level scoop one CUD = flve ounces brewed coffee Adding water and ground coffee 1. ) Open the brew basket lid and lift out the removable filter insert. Make sure to remove the cardboard insert A before first time use. 2. ) Place a MR. COFFEE@ permanent gold-tone filter in the removable filter insert. 3. ) Add the desired amount of ground coffee to the Rlter. Gently shake the filter insert to level the ground coffee. 4 . ) Return the filter insert to the brew basket. Be certain that the Rlter is centered in the filter insert. Do not brew coffee while the brew basket A lid ir open. 5. ) For model UNT83: Open the resetvoir lid and fill the resetvoir with cold water for the desired cup level on the water window (up to 8 cups). For models URT83, URTX83 and URTX87D: Remove the water reservoir by grasping the hand hokk in ti back of the reservoir, and pulling up. All it with the desired amount of cold water. Replace the reservoir on the coffeemaker, making sure that it is firmly attached to the coffeemaker body. Make sure the reservoir is squarely centered A on the coffeemaker or thc water may overflow. [. . . ] If you are unable to find a replacement, please call l-800 MR COFFEE (I-800-672-6333) in the U. S. and Canada for information on where you can find a store that carries replacement thermal carafes. Repairs If your coffeemaker requires service, do not return it to the store where you purchased it. All repairs must be made by Sunbeam or by an authorized Sunbeam Service Center. or Canada, please call us at the following toll-free telephone number to find the location of the nearest authorlzed service center: l-800 MR COFFEE (1. 800-672-6333) Monday through Friday, 9 a. m. [. . . ]