PREPARING & USING
THE NINJA
HOT & COLD BREWED SYSTEM™
PREPARING & USING
THE NINJA
HOT & COLD BREWED SYSTEM™
FILLING THE COFFEE
BREW BASKET
For best results, use the coee
measurement chart to determine how
much ground coee to use for each
brew size. The amount of ground
coee for each size will remain the
same for any brew type you select.
For example, if you select Cup and
Classic Brew, you will use the same
amount of coee grounds as if you
select Cup and Over Ice Brew. The
only exception is Cold Brew, which
requires one extra scoop of coee,
regardless of the size.
1 Open the brew basket by sliding it
out of the brewer (Fig. 10). Ensure
you have the COFFEE filter holder
in the machine, denoted by the
orange handle with the coee
bean icon.
2 Place the coee permanent filter
or a #4 paper cone filter in the
COFFEE filter holder. If using
a paper filter, first ensure the
permanent filter is removed from
the filter holder. Then fold the
paper filter along the seams, open
it fully, and firmly press it into the
filter holder making sure it is fully
seated (Fig. 11).
3 Use the Ninja Smart Scoop™
and follow the measurements in
the chart to fill the brew basket
(Fig. 12). These measurements
are based on level scoops—adjust
to your preferred taste. We
suggest using a medium-sized
grind if grinding whole beans.
4 Slide the brew basket back into the
brewer until it clicks into place.
FILLING THE TEA BREW BASKET
For best results, use the tea
measurement chart to determine
how many tea bags or how much
loose leaf tea to use for each brew
size. The amount of tea for each size
will remain the same for any brew
type you select.
1 Open the brew basket by sliding it
out of the brewer (Fig. 10). Ensure
you have the TEA filter holder in
the machine, denoted by the green
handle with the tea leaf icon.
2 Place the tea permanent filter in the
TEA filter holder (Fig. 11). When
using tea bags, you may remove
the tea permanent filter if more
space is needed in the brew basket.
3 Use the Ninja Smart Scoop™
and follow the recommended
measurements in the chart to fill
the brew basket, adjusting to your
preferred taste (Fig. 12).
4 Slide the brew basket back into the
brewer until it clicks into place.
Fig. 10
DRIP STOP TIME SETTTING
After a brew is complete, the drip
stop will automatically close. Some
types of coee, such as finely ground
or decaf, can take a little longer to
fully drain from the brew basket. To
extend the amount of time the drip
stop remains open after a brew,
follow these instructions:
1 Press and hold the Drip Stop button
(Fig. 13a) until the clock display
flashes either dFLt (default) or the
previously specified time.
2 Press either the hour (H) or minute
(M) button until the desired
extension time is shown: dFLt
(default), :15 (+15 seconds), :30 (+30
seconds), :45 (+45 seconds), :60
(+60 seconds), or OFF (Fig. 13b).
3 Press the Drip Stop button
to set
the new time. Or wait 5 seconds, and
the unit will beep, signifying that the
new extension time has been set.
AUTOMATIC DRIP STOP
The system is equipped with an
automatic drip stop. When the Drip
Stop button
is illuminated, the drip
stop is closed and no coee or tea will
flow out of the brew basket.
When brewing a half or full carafe,
press the Drip Stop button
to
pause the brew cycle and pour a cup.
Promptly replace the carafe and press
the Drip Stop button
again to
complete the brew (Fig. 13a).
Fig. 12
Fig. 11
or or
COFFEE TEA
Fig. 13a
Fig. 13b
NOTE: When OFF is selected, the drip
stop will remain open after a brew is
complete. You can close the Drip Stop
at any time by pressing the Drip Stop
button again. dFLt (default) is the
machine’s default time setting.
NOTE: If you forget to press the Drip
Stop button to resume the brew,
the unit will pause the brew, and after
30 seconds it will give you a friendly
audible reminder. After 5 minutes, the
brew will be canceled.
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