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INITIAL SET UP
IMPORTANT: My Café brewer has an internal Hot Water Tank that must be filled with water
before brewing for the first time. Fill the Pour-in Bowl and run 2-3 brew cycles. The machine will
begin to heat and be ready to brew in a few minutes.
MY CAFÉ
®
SINGLE CUP MULTI-USE BREWER
1. Plug in brewer. The Brew Button will
flash red, indicating that water is needed
and the brewer is ready for set-up.
2. Position cup (14 oz. or larger) on
Drip Tray under Drawer.
Do not brew directly into untempered
glass or plastic cups/glasses. Use only
heat-resistant vessels.
3. Place any empty Drawer into
Drawer Guides and push in to
lock into place. The Drawer must be
locked into place before brewer
will operate.
4. Fill a container with 14 oz. of
cold water.*
5. Open Spin Lid on top of brewer.
6. Fill Pour-in Bowl with water.
7. Close Spin Lid.
8. Push Brew Button. Wait for water to
be drawn into the internal Hot Water
Tank. You may hear some squeaking as
the pump primes. This is perfectly normal
and will only occur during setup.
9. Empty cup if any water is present,
then place cup on Drip Tray under
Drawer.
10. Repeat steps 4 through 7.
11. Push Brew Button. Wait for water
to be drawn into internal Hot Water
Tank. Excess water will flow into the
cup. If the Brew Button is still flashing
red, repeat steps 4 through 7 and push
Brew Button again.
When brew button stops flashing red,
and stays red, My Café brewer is now
heating the water. Wait 2 to 3 minutes
for the Indicator Light to turn from red to
green. You are now ready to brew!
*IMPORTANT: Distilled water is not recommended for brewing coffee as it lacks the minerals to bring out the
natural flavors of coffee. Some common bottled water may also be too purified. If you want to use bottled water,
look for words like “filtered”, “spring water”, “mineral water” or “drinking water”. Avoid using bottled water with
words like “purified”, “distilled” or “mineral free”. Your BUNN My Café Brewer may not function with water that
has insufficient mineral content.
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