What to do if the red malfunction indicator light is on in my Oster Coffee Maker?
If the red malfunction indicator light is on, it could be due to the water tank being empty. Refill the water tank below the maximum level using water at room temperature.
Why is the orange malfunction indicator light on my Oster BVSTEM8000RD Coffee Maker on?
The orange malfunction indicator light signals that it's time to descale your unit. Follow the descaling procedure outlined in the “Descaling the Unit” section of the manual.
What to do if red and orange malfunction indicator lights blink alternately on Oster BVSTEM8000RD Coffee Maker?
When the red and orange malfunction indicator lights blink alternately, this indicates a second descaling signal. You MUST perform a descaling cycle, following the instructions in the “Descaling the Unit” section.
Why are the red and orange malfunction indicator lights blinking alternately on my Oster BVSTEM8000RD?
The alternating blinking of the red and orange malfunction indicator lights indicates the first stage of descaling. Coffee brewing is not allowed until the descaling cycle is fully completed.
What does it mean when red and orange malfunction indicator lights blink alternately (red blinks 2 times and orange blinks 2 times) on Oster BVSTEM8000RD Coffee Maker?
The alternating blinking of the red and orange malfunction indicator lights (red blinking twice, followed by orange blinking twice) indicates the second stage of descaling. Coffee brewing is not allowed until the descaling cycle is fully completed.
Why are three coffee blue lights blinking simultaneously on my Oster BVSTEM8000RD Coffee Maker?
The simultaneous blinking of the three coffee blue lights indicates that no coffee brewing is allowed during pre-heating.
General| Brand | Oster |
|---|---|
| Model | BVSTEM8000RD |
| Category | Coffee Maker |
| Language | English |
Essential safety rules for operating the appliance to prevent risks and hazards.
Guidelines for safe use, adjustment, and handling of the power cord.
Identification and listing of the espresso maker's parts and features.
Steps for cleaning the espresso maker before its initial operation.
Procedure to prepare the appliance for its first brewing cycle.
How to fill the water tank, turn on, and prepare espresso.
Instructions to adjust the volume of espresso for single, double, and lungo shots.
Routine cleaning of removable parts like the drip tray and capsule drawer.
Procedure for the initial phase of the descaling process.
Instructions for the rinsing phase after descaling the appliance.
Interpreting indicator light patterns for error diagnosis and operational status.
Details on voltage, frequency, and power consumption of the appliance.
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