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USER MANUAL CMM620 KENWOOD
ere at Kenwood we share your appreciation for coffee and that’s why we have ensured that this filter machine will enrich your experience for enjoying filtered
offee. Unfortunately not all coffee machines are able to brew coffee the ways it’s
eant to be. In fact it’s a fine art to deliver the perfect cup; a combination of using the right ingredients and the right equipment. Filter coffee is one of the many ways to enjoy coffee, below are some recommendations to perfect the ultimate filter coffee experience to serve you, family and friends. The Water ~ Your coffee is around 98-99% water so it’s important to ensure you use fresh filtered water. We recommend using a water filter as it will reduce limescale and prolong the use of your coffee maker. The Coffee ~ This machine will optimise the flavour of medium ground coffee, to deliver full body, aroma and taste. Be sure before you buy that the coffee is suitable for a filter machine. Or if you grind your own beans set the grinder to medium coarseness. If the particles are too small, water will pass through the filter too slowly resulting in ‘over-extraction’; your coffee will taste bitter. If particles are too large, water will pass through too quickly resulting in ‘under-extraction’; your coffee will taste weak and watery. The Measurements ~ To brew a perfectly balanced cup we recommend to use 7 grams or 1 tbsp of ground coffee per cup. Use the measuring spoon provided to do this accurately. Coffee will taste better when fresh so we recommend drinking within 30 minutes of brewing, any longer and taste begins to deteriorate. The Maintenance ~ Use paper filters or a permanent filter either type is suitable to produce great coffee. We recommend that you rinse your permanent filter with water after every use as any residual detergent could taint your coffee. Dispose of the used grounds immediately after use to prevent drip through of unwanted flavours trapped in the used coffee grounds. Try to keep your coffee machine clean, especially the shower head as this will help to prolong your machine and maintain perfect brewing. We hope you will enjoy coffee brewed from Kenwood. Englishsafety
Read these instructions carefully and retain for future reference.
Remove all packaging and any labels.
Watch out for steam, never lift the tank lid during the brewing cycle.
Never touch the hotplate or surrounding area.
Do not touch hot parts.
Never let the cord hang down where a child could grab it.
Never use a damaged appliance. Get it checked or repaired: see ‘service and customer care’.
Never put the appliance in water or let the cord or plug get wet - you could get an electric shock.
before filling with water
Never leave the appliance on unattended unless using the programme feature.
Always switch off and unplug after use unless using the programme feature.
Do not let the cord touch hot parts.
Always make sure there is water in the tank before switching on.
This coffee maker is only suitable for use with the type of carafe supplied.
The CMM610 glass carafe is not interchangeable with the CMM620 thermal carafe.
CMM610 only - Do not leave the appliance switched on with an empty carafe on the hotplate.
Never put the carafe in the microwave.
Misuse of your appliance can result in injury.
Children from 8 years and above can use, clean and perform user maintenance on this appliance in accordance with the User Instructions provided they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety and have been given instruction concerning the use of the appliance and are aware of the hazards.
Persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of knowledge using this appliance must have been given supervision or instruction on its safe use and are aware of the hazards.
Children must not play with the appliance and both appliance and cord must be out of reach of children less than 8 years.
Only use the appliance for its intended domestic use. Kenwood will not accept any liability if the appliance is subject to improper use, or failure to comply with these instructions.
efore plugging in Make sure your electricity supply is
he same as the one shown on the
nderside of your appliance. ● W
ARNING: THIS APPLIANCE
This appliance conforms to EC
irective 2004/108/EC on Electromagnetic Compatibility and EC regulation no. 1935/2004 of 27/10/2004 on materials intended for contact with food. before using for the first time 1 Wash the parts: see ‘care and cleaning’. 2 Run two full tanks of water (without coffee) through the coffee maker to clean it out. See ‘to make coffee’. key - CMM610 permanent filter filter holder anti-drip valve lid tab water tank (max 1500mls) scale filter hotplate measuring spoon ON/OFF button with indicator 1 – 4 cup button aroma control button programme button hour setting button display screen minute setting button glass carafe key - CMM620 permanent filter filter holder
anti-drip valve lid tab water tank (max 1250mls)
scale filter location plate measuring spoon ON/OFF button with indicator 1 – 4 cup button aroma control button programme button hour setting button display screen minutes setting button thermal carafe lid release lever Note: the glass carafe is only suitable for use with the CMM610 coffee maker model and the thermal carafe is only suitable for use with the CMM620 coffee maker model. The glass and thermal carafes are not interchangeable. setting the clock 1 Plug in, the display screen will show 00:00 and flash until the time is set on the 24 hour clock. 2 Set the time on the clock by pressing the Hour and Minute buttons until the required time is reached. Holding the buttons in when selecting the time will allow you to scroll more rapidly through. Note: if the coffee maker is unplugged the time will not be saved and the display screen will default back to showing 00:00 and flash until the time is set again. to make coffee 1 Lift the lid using the tab at the front of the coffee maker. 2 Fill the tank with the desired amount of water – ensure the scale filter is fitted correctly in the bottom of the tank. The water level must be between 125mls and the MAX mark. Do not overfill above the MAX level.
Use cold water. We recommend using filtered water as it reduces
imescale and prolongs the life of
our coffee maker. Never use warm or fizzy water. 3 Ensure the filter holder is positioned correctly. 4 Fit either the permanent filter supplied or a paper filter into the filter holder. Add the coffee using the spoon supplied (approximately 1 level spoon (7g) per cup to taste). 5 Close the lid and put the carafe on the hotplate/location plate . Note: Ensure the lid is fully closed. If the lid is not closed down correctly the anti-drip valve will not operate causing the filter holder to overfill, resulting in water spillage from out of the holder area. 6 Press the ON/OFF button and the indicator light will flash to show the brewing cycle has started. 7 Don’t remove the carafe until
rewing has finished. CMM620 Thermal carafe - to
our coffee from the carafe, push the lid release lever down . To
mpty and clean the carafe, remove the lid by turning the lid release lever anti clockwise and lift off.
When the carafe is empty, press the ON/OFF button and the coffee maker will go into “Standby Mode” and the display will dim until any of the buttons are pressed again. NOTE: if the coffee maker is not in the brewing cycle and none of the buttons are pressed the coffee maker will automatically go into “Standby Mode” to help reduce energy consumption. CMM610 only
Your coffee maker will keep the coffee warm and then switch off after approximately 40 minutes. The indicator light will go out when the keep warm stops. If you want to continue keeping the coffee warm ensure the water tank is empty before pressing the ON/OFF button back on, the coffee will then keep warm for another 40 minutes. ● The Keep Warm feature will not operate if the (1-4) cup feature is selected.
- To adjust the strength of your coffee press the Aroma button and select from the following settings:- Standard – default setting Medium – press button once Strong – press button twice AC 1 1-4 cup AC 2 AC 3 PF 2 PF 3 PF4 PF 5 PF 6
- If you want to brew small quantities (500 ml or less) press the (1-4 cup) button and the graphic will appear on the display screen.
- Press the (1-4 cup) button again to remove option from display screen. brewing small quantities AC 1 1-4 cup AC 2 AC 3 PF 2 PF 3 PF4 PF 5 PF 6
The programme feature allows you to create and store up to 8 of your own
Set the coffee maker up with the required water and coffee as per the
to make coffee” section.
To ensure the coffee maker will start at the correct time check that the 24 hour clock is set to the correct time before creating your programmes. Refer to “Setting the Clock” section. For example: set time to 2pm (14:00). 3 Press the programme button once and the display screen will show ‘P1’ and the symbol will flash.
If no selection is made within 15 seconds the screen will revert back to the normal clock function but ‘P1’ will still be shown on the display screen.
Note: a program can only be set when a programme number is shown on the display and the symbol is flashing. 4 Press the programme button again and P1 will be displayed on the screen.
Firstly set the time you want the coffee maker to automatically switch on. Note: The programme feature will not operate unless a time is set. For example if you want the coffee maker to start at 8:30am. Press the hour and minute buttons until 08:30 shows on the display screen. Then set the following if required:
Strength of the coffee.
Coffee quantity either full carafe or small quantities. 5 Once you have set the programme to your personal requirements, either select another programme by pressing the programme button again or press the ON/OFF button to start the programme. 6 When you want to start a programme, select the required programme by pressing the programme button until the number required is shown in the display. For example: Program 1 (P1) to start at 8:30am and medium aroma selected. 7 Then press the ON/OFF button to start the program. If the program is set to start straight away the ON/OFF indicator light will start flashing. Note: if you have set a delayed start time the symbol, programme number and the current time will be shown on the display but the ON/OFF button light will remain constant until the start time set is reached. AC 1 1-4 cup AC 2 AC 3 PF 2 PF 3 PF4 PF 5 PF 6
Always switch off, unplug and allow to cool before cleaning.
o not wash parts in the dishwasher.
If you have not used the appliance
or a while, run one full tank of water (without coffee) through to clean it out. filter holder and permanent filter
Wash, then dry. CMM610 - Glass carafe ● Wash, then dry. ● Note: the lid is not removable. CMM620 - Thermal carafe ● To empty and clean the carafe, remove the lid by turning the lid release lever anti clockwise and lift off. ● Wash the carafe and lid, then dry. ● Refit the lid and turn the lid release lever clockwise to lock. body
Wipe with a damp cloth, then dry. Don’t use abrasives - they’ll scratch the plastic and metal surfaces. to descale It is recommended that you descale your coffee maker after approximately 90 brewing cycles when “CLEAN” appears on the display screen. 1 Buy a suitable descaler. 2 Descale the machine. Note: leave the scale filter fitted in the tank whilst descaling. 3 After descaling, run at least two full tanks of water (without coffee) through the coffee maker to clean it out. 4 Wash the parts. service and customer care
If the cord is damaged it must, for
afety reasons, be replaced by KENWOOD or an authorised KENWOOD repairer.
f you need help with:
servicing or repairs
Contact the shop where you bought your appliance.
Designed and engineered by Kenwood in the UK.
DIRECTIVE 2002/96/EC. At the end of its working life, the product must not be disposed of as urban waste. It must be taken to a special local authority differentiated waste collection centre or to a dealer providing this service. Disposing of a household appliance separately avoids possible negative consequences for the environment and health deriving from inappropriate disposal and enables the constituent materials to be recovered to obtain significant savings in energy and resources. As a reminder of the need to dispose of household appliances separately, the product is marked with a crossed-out wheeled dustbin.
Problem Cause Solution Coffee maker not No power. Check the coffee maker is
perating Coffee maker not plugged plugged in. in.
rogramme feature No water in tank. Ensure tank is filled with
ot operating water. Start time not set during The programme feature will
rogramming. not operate if a time is not Incorrect time set or set. wrong program selected. ON/OFF button not Check that the timer pressed to start program. symbol, program number If no selection is made and the current time are within 15 seconds the shown on the display screen will revert back screen. to the normal clock Refer to “Programme function but ‘P1’ will still feature” section. be shown on the display screen. Note: a program can only be set when a programme number is shown on the display and the symbol is flashing. Coffee not filtering No water in tank. Fill the tank with water. through to carafe Lid not closed down Ensure the lid is fully closed. correctly. If the lid is not closed down correctly the anti-drip valve will not operate causing the filter holder to overfill, resulting in water spillage from out of the holder area. Limescale/mineral build up Descale your coffee maker. on shower head and scale Refer to “descaling” section filter in tank affecting under care and cleaning. operation. “CLEAN” shown on display after 90 brewing cycles. Display screen If the coffee maker is not in Press a button to switch the dimmed the brewing cycle and coffee maker back on. none of the buttons are pressed the coffee maker with automatically go into the “Standby mode” to help reduce energy consumption. Thermal Carafe – Carafe cold. Pre-warm the carafe with coffee not hot hot water prior to brewing enough will keep the coffee hotter. Thermal Carafe – Lid release not pushed To pour coffee from the coffee not pouring down. carafe, push the lid release out from carafe lever down . If none of the above solve the problem see “Service & Customer Care”. troubleshooting guide11 Problem Cause Solution Keep Warm Keep Warm feature will Check that the water tank
eature not automatically switch off is empty, then press the operating. after approximately 40 ON/OFF button back on to minutes. keep your coffee warm for a further 40 minutes.
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