Black+Decker CM1110 User Manual

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AUTO CLEAN
®
SYSTEM
De-scaling With Auto Clean™
Over time, calcium deposits or “scale” may build up in your brewer. Scale is
non-toxic but if left unattended will hinder brewer performance and cause
premature failure. Regularly de-scaling your brewer helps to maintain quality
coffee as well as the lifespan of the heating element, and other internal parts
that come in contact with water throughout the brew process.
To make the de-scaling process as effortless as possible, an Auto Clean™
system has been programmed into your coffeemaker.
When should I use Auto Clean™?
You should clean your coffeemaker after every 60 brews (approximately 2
months). After 60 brews, the clean warning will be activated, and display
at the beginning of each brew cycle. “CLEAN” will scroll across the display
three times to remind you to clean the coffeemaker.
If you would like to clean your coffeemaker prior to 60 brew cycles because
of hard water, you may do so.
How do I use Auto Clean™?
Follow the simple steps below. Your coffeemaker will take care of the rest.
1. Combine 6 cups of white vinegar and 4 cups of cold water in carafe.
2. Pour into water reservoir.
3. Make sure the lid of the carafe is in place and place empty carafe on
the carafe plate.
4. Press and Hold the On/Off button for 4 seconds
5. On/Off Button LED illuminates (no blinking)
6. “CLEAN” scrolls through the display continuously and the Auto-Clean
cycle begins.
During the Auto-Clean Cycle Function:
1. Machine will brew approximately 5 cups of cleaning solution
2. Part of the mixture will brew through. Remaining mixture will be held in
coffeemaker for 30 minutes before completing its brew through.
3. Machine will continue brewing remainder of cleaning solution
Note: The entire cleaning cycle will take 45–60 minutes to complete.
4. When the coffeemaker completes the AUTO CLEAN cycle, it shuts off
automatically.
5. Brew fresh water through appliance following instructions given in
GETTING STARTED before brewing coffee again.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Coffeemaker does
not turn on.
Coffeemaker is not plugged in. Make sure appliance is
plugged into a working
outlet.
Coffeemaker
is leaking.
Water reservoir may be
overfilled.
Make sure water reservoir
has not been filled
beyond the 12-cup line.
Cover may not be correctly
placed on carafe.
Make sure cover is
correctly placed and
tightened on carafe
Carafe may not be correctly
placed on the carafe plate.
Make sure carafe is
placed securely onto
the carafe plate.
The filter basket
overflows.
The carafe has been removed
for longer than 30 seconds
when using the Sneak-A-
Cup™ feature.
Make sure to replace
the carafe within 30
seconds during the
brewing cycle.
Excessive amount of coffee
is used.
Reduce the amount of
coffee used.
Brewing with softened
water.
Always brew with cold,
filtered water.
Coffee sediment in
brewed cup of coffee.
The filter and/or the brew
basket are not properly
placed.
Insert filter and basket
properly.
Coffee grounds are small
enough to pass through
the permanent filter.
While it is normal
to see some coffee
sediment when using
a permanent filter,
a coarser grind can
reduce the amount of
sediment.
The coffeemaker
brews slowly.
The coffeemaker needs
cleaning.
Follow the instructions in
the “Auto Clean” section.
More than one cleaning
cycle may be required
if the coffeemaker is
heavily calcified.
The coffeemaker does
not brew all water in the
reservoir.
The coffeemaker needs
cleaning.
Follow the instructions in
the “Auto Clean” section.
More than one cleaning
cycle is probably
needed.
If additional assistance is needed, please contact our consumer service team at
1-800-465-6070.

Black+Decker CM1110 Specifications

General

Brand	Black+Decker
Model	CM1110
Category	Coffee Maker
Language	English