Operating The Appliance; Before First Use - Morphy Richards 43970 Manual Del Usuario

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FEATURES
Jug
⁄
Base
¤
Control Panel
‹
Cable Storage (underneath)
›
Lid
fi
Tea Basket
fl
Hopper
‡
Strength Button
·
Temperature Button
‚
Strength Gauge
„
Digital Display
‰
Temperature Gauge
Â
Start Button
Ê
Taking care of your Tea Maker...
In order to reduce staining we recommend that yourTea
Maker is cleaned daily.
WARNING: Always disconnect the plug from the mains and
allow the appliance to cool before cleaning.
• Thoroughly wash the jug and all of its brewing components with
warm water. Do not immerse the jug into the water.
To remove any stubborn stains from your tea maker we
recommend that you use a leading brand of sterilising fluid, (found
in the baby aisle of supermarkets and pharmacies.)
• Add 7ml of the sterilising fluid to the unit or follow the instructions
on the packet, and fill to the top of glass body with cold water
and leave for 30 minutes, using a plastic kitchen brush to gently
agitate the stained areas if required.
When using the plastic kitchen brush care must be taken around
the vent dome on the element to prevent dislodging/damage.
For stubborn stains it may be necessary to repeat this process 2
to 3 times.
• Once complete, rinse the unit thoroughly with warm water and
then run the boil cycle with clean water only & repeat 2-3 times. If
there is any residual taste from the cleaning product repeat the
rinsing process again.
• For general cleaning wipe outer surfaces with a soft damp cloth,
care must be taken when cleaning to ensure no electrical
connections make contact with water. Do not immerse in water.

Before first use

Fill the Jug ⁄ with water to the MAX mark, and place onto the
Base ¤. The default brewing settings will be displayed (3 on
the Strength Gauge and 85º on the Temperature Gauge.) Press
the Start/Stop button Ê and wait for the water to boil and
flush through the tea basket. When the brewing process has
been completed, dispose of the water.
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Operating the appliance

The Tea Maker uses tea leaves or teabags.
Tea Leaves
1 Place the tea leaves into the Tea Basket fl.
2 Pour the desired amount of water into the Jug ⁄.
• The amount of tea leaves and water will affect the strength of the
tea brewed. The strength of a cup of tea is purely down to
personal taste. Use the supplied strength chart to help you make
tea to your desired taste. Alternatively it is suggested that you
experiment with the amount of tea leaves and water in order to
create your preferred taste.
3 Insert the Tea Basket fl into the Hopper ‡, place into the Jug
⁄, and lock the lid into place.
Tea Bags
Remove the Tea Basket and place the tea bags into the Hopper
‡.
Using the Hopper means there is more room for the
tea to be submerged in the water, creating a nicer taste.
It is suggested that 1 tea bag per person is used, minimum 1 tea
bag, maximum 6 tea bags.
4 Place the Jug on the Base ¤. The default brewing settings will be
displayed (3 on the Strength Gauge and 85º on the Temperature
Gauge.)
5 Select the tea strength by pressing the strength selector button
·. Press the button repeatedly to rotate through the strength
options. Each LED light corresponds to a brewing time which
determines how strong your tea will be.
Number of LEDs Strength
1 Weak
2 Weak
3 Medium
4 Medium
5 Strong
6 Select the water temperature by pressing the Temperature Button
to scroll through the options ‚. The desired temperature will
illuminate on the Control Panel when selected. The Tea Maker has
3 temperature settings 85º, 95º and 100º. The default temperature
is 85º. Use the Tea Temperature chart below as a guide.
7 To begin the brewing process press the Start Button Ê. The
button will illuminate.
8 The Digital Display will show the temperature of the water as the
heat rises to the required temperature.
• The Tea Maker will then brew your tea to the strength that you
have selected. A countdown timer will begin on the display,
finishing at 0:00. When complete the Tea Maker will beep 5 times.
BrewTime
2 min
3 min
4 min
5 min
6 min