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FOR YOUR SAFETY
• The appliance becomes hot in operation
• Only use the coffee maker for making coffee.
• Do not fill the coffee maker with any other liquid or foodstuff.
• Do not fill the water container with water over the Max marking. There is a hazard of
scalding posed by coffee boiling over.
• Please do not immerse the coffee maker in water.
• Children do not recognize hazards that can occur when handling electric appliances.
• Consequently, never allow children to work with the coffee maker.
• The device is equipped with a Y-type power cord.
• Please consult a Closer dealer or Closer factory customer service if there is visible damage
to the appliance or the power cord.
• Do not connect the appliance to the power source if there is damage.
• Repairs on Closer electric appliances may only be performed by Closer dealers or Closer
factory customer service. Significant hazards can arise for the user if the device is not
repaired properly.
• Protect the device from moisture and from splashing water.
• The surface where the appliance stands must be even and not slippery.
BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME
• Please remove all packaging elements and stickers
(Do not remove the nameplate).
• When starting for the first time let it run through a coffee making cycle (without instant
coffee) once or twice as described in the "Making coffee" section; let water run through for
cleaning.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
• Connect the appliance to the power supply.
• Pour water into the glass pot and introduce this water into the water container.
• The number of cups is indicated on the front side of the container.
• Place the glass pot on the warming plate under the pivot filter.
• Pull the pivot filter up and forwards.
• Place a paper filter in the pivot filter.
• Add the desired amount of coffee and close the pivot filter.
• Press the start button; the coffee will run through.
• The coffee is done when it has completely run through.
Note: Allow the appliance to cool down for app. 5 minutes between two brewing processes.
DECALCIFICATION
Note: Regular decalcifying (after app. 40 filter processes) keeps power consumption low and
extends the service life of your coffee maker. The degree of calcification depends on the local
water hardness level.
• Introduce cold water into the container, add citric acid and let it run through the appliance.
Then run cold water through the appliance 2-3 times.
The following items are indications that decalcification is required:
• Brewing time gets longer.
• Visible lime deposits in the tank.
