Bonavita BV1900TS - Manuel (Page 7)

USING THE COFFEE BREWER
1. Take the thermal carafe and filter basket out of the appliance.
2. Raise the lid of the water tank and pour 4-8 cups of fresh cold water into the
tank (Fig. 1). Do not fill above the MAX fill line.
3. Place a basket style filter in filter basket. We recommend a basket filter with a
3 1/4” base dimension. Scoop ground coffee into the filter. We recommend two
level tbsp. of drip grind coffee per cup, varying the measure according to your
taste (Fig. 2). This equates to approximately 7 to 9 grams of coffee per cup.
4. Place the filter basket on the thermal carafe (without lid) and put both back
into the appliance (Fig. 3).
5. Switch the appliance on. The on/off switch will light up to show that the ma-
chine is operating (Fig. 4).
6. After the brewing process ends, remove the coffee-filled carafe and the filter
basket from the appliance. To dispose of the used filter, we recommend dump-
ing it from the filter basket. Rinse the filter basket out, and set aside to dry.
7. For maximum heat retention place the lid on the carafe shortly after the brew
cycle is complete. (Fig. 5).
8. For pouring coffee from the thermal carafe, depress the lever on carafe’s lid.
The lid must be tightened firmly to allow for one-handed pouring (Fig. 6).
9. The appliance is equipped with an automatic shut off function which triggers
when the brew cycle is complete. The appliance can be switched off manually at
any time by using the on/off switch.
Optional: Freshly roasted coffee has more CO
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trapped in the bean. If you are
brewing with freshly roasted coffee, or you would like to pre-infuse the coffee,
press and hold the power switch for 5 seconds. At that point the power switch
light will flash indicating that you’ve enabled the pre-infusion mode. Press and
release the power switch a second time to begin brewing. You can disable the
pre-infusion mode by pressing the power switch until the light blinks (5 sec.).
The brewer will remain in this mode until the mode is turned off or the brewer is
unplugged.