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DESCRIPTION
This beautifully crafted coffee maker makes coffee into an art form. Its built-in Water Filtration removes 97% of chlorine for better-tasting coffee. The Brew Strength Selector lets you dial in the perfect pot of coffee. And the Stainless Steel Design looks great in today’s kitchens.
Highlights:
- Programmable
- Removable Filter Basket lifts out of Brew Basket for fast-and-easy filling and cleaning
- Brewing Pause 'n Serve lets you pour a cup of coffee while the coffee maker is still brewing
- Delay Brew allows you to set your coffee maker up to 24 hours in advance to begin brewing at a specific time
- 2-Hour Auto Shut-Off keeps your coffee warm for 2 hours and then automatically shuts off
- Dual Water Windows show the amount of water in the reservoir for accurate filling
- Special Cleaning Cycle makes cleaning your coffee maker quick-and-easy
- Brew Strength Selector lets you choose to make your coffee stronger
- Water Filtration removes up to 97% of chlorine for better-tasting coffee
- Cord Storage safely stores excess cord to keep your countertop neat
- Fresh Brew™ Timer lets you know how long your coffee has been waiting for you
- Audible Ready Signals alert you when the coffee maker has finished the brewing or cleaning cycle
- Black with brushed stainless steel accents
- Water filtration (replacement Catalog ID: 40972035), mfg no. WFF
FAQ's:
Why isn't my coffeemaker brewing coffee?
Make sure the coffeemaker is plugged into a working 120V electrical outlet. Make sure the water reservoir has water in it. The unit may require cleaning to remove mineral deposits that build up over time. If the coffeemaker is equipped with a clock and the clock is working properly but the unit will not brew, please contact the nearest Authorized Service Center.
What would cause my coffeemaker to overflow?
If the decanter is removed for more than 30 seconds while the unit is brewing it may cause the coffeemaker to overflow. The decanter may not have been properly positioned under the brew basket. Using too much coffee grounds may cause the coffeemaker to overflow. The filter may have become folded over. Make sure the filter is properly centered in the brew basket. Try wetting the edges to prevent filter collapse. The brew basket may not have been closed completely. Using coffee that is too finely ground can sometimes result in overflow.
Why might my coffee taste bad?
The coffee may taste bad due to the following reasons: Age of coffee beans affects its taste. Old coffee may taste stale. The coffee will taste the best if you use fresh beans. Quality of coffee beans and type of water you use will have an impact on the coffee taste. The cleanliness of your coffeemaker. Make sure to clean the unit every 40-80 brews.
