Coffee Measurement Chart - Sunbeam Products Mr. Coffee ART0000883319 Manual Del Usuario

HOW TO USE YOUR BURR GRINDER
1. After all parts have been washed and put into place, fill the Bean Hopper
with your favorite coffee beans and place the lid.
2. Adjust the grind size using the Grind Size Selector on the back of the unit.
Align the indicator to your desired grind size. Your Mr. Coffee Burr Grinder
offers 12 grind settings from fine to coarse.
Helpful Hint: Follow the guide printed on the back of the unit. If you are
grinding to brew:
- ESPRESSO: Select setting 1 for a fine grind
- DRIP COFFEE: Select settings 6 or 7 for a medium grind
- FRENCH PRESS: Select setting 12 for a coarse grind
NOTE: Grind size settings will change the output volume of grounds. Fine
will produce less grounds and coarse will product more grounds when the
same volume (cup) setting is used.
3. Set the Cup Size Selector in the front of the unit to the desired amount of
grounds. You have the option to select enough grounds to make 2 to 12
cups of coffee!
4. Press START/STOP Button to start the grinding process.
5. The unit will automatically stop when the selected volume has been
reached.
NOTE: You may also stop the grinding process at any time by pressing the
START/STOP Button again.
6. Remove the Grind Chamber and use the grounds as needed.

COFFEE MEASUREMENT CHART

For Medium Ground Coffee
Cups of Coffee (5 oz. each) Bean Quantity Approximate (Tablespoons)
12 Cups
10 Cups
8 Cups
6 Cups
4 Cups
2 Cups
CAUTION! Avoid overfilling the grind chamber. This can cause the unit motor
to overheat and break a thermal fuse inside the grinder, possibly damaging
the unit permanently.
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12 Tbsp
10 Tbsp
8 Tbsp
6 Tbsp
4 Tbsp
2 Tbsp
HELPFUL GRINDING HINTS
FOR BEST RESULTS
You may customize the above bean quantity recommendations as you
familiarize yourself with your new Mr. Coffee® Burr Grinder, but always bear in
mind the following:
1. Using finer grounds than required for brewing coffee in an automatic drip
coffee maker might cause an overflow of the paper filter and/or the brew
basket. Also, the taste of the coffee might be stronger than desired. If this
happens, use less coffee grounds or change the grind setting to medium
or to whichever setting is necessary to obtain the desired result.
2. Using coarser grounds than required for brewing coffee in an automatic
drip coffee maker might cause an overflow of the paper filter and/or the
brew basket. Also, the taste of the coffee might be weaker than desired. If
this happens, use more coffee grounds to obtain the desired result. For a
regular or stronger cup of coffee, adjust the grind setting to a medium to
fine setting.
3. When a finer setting is required to brew espresso or cappuccino, please
grind the amount of coffee grounds recommended by your product
manufacturer. For Mr. Coffee® Espresso products, set the Burr Grinder to
Fine setting.
4. When a coarser setting is required to brew coffee manually, in a
percolator or using a French Press, grind the amount of coffee grounds
recommended by your product manufacturer.
NOTE: Remember, you can customize the recommendations above as
you discover which setting best meets your personal coffee-making
preference.
5. Use only coffee beans in this appliance.
6. All parts must be in place when using this appliance.
7. To avoid overheating the motor, do not grind more than 1 full whole bean
hoppers or 2 full 12-cup cycles without a break. Allow the motor to cool to
room temperature at least 5 minutes between 12-cup cycles.
8. If the grinder stops working after running consecutive cycles, unplug the
grinder from the wall outlet and allow it to cool for at least an hour. Then
plug grinder back in and use as needed.
9. Flavored coffee beans will gum up the burrs and leave an oily residue
when stored in the whole bean hopper for long periods of time.
10. Clean after every third use for best performance.
11. After using, open the grinder to the coarsest setting and run empty to
clear the grinding path.
NOTE: For optimum freshness of your coffee beans, do NOT store in the bean
hopper for extended periods of time.
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