CG-2005 - Coffee maker FAGOR - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Filter Coffee Maker
Brand	FAGOR
Model	CG-2005
Capacity	10 cups maximum
Water Reservoir	With lid and level indicator
Filter Holder	Rotating, with filter support
Carafe	Glass, with lid
Hot Plate	Keep warm, auto shut-off after 2 hours
Drip-Stop System	Yes, to serve a cup before brewing ends
Switches	On (I) with indicator, Off (0) with indicator
Power Supply	220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz, 1000 W (approx)
Dimensions (approx.)	30 x 20 x 35 cm
Weight (approx.)	2 kg
Materials	Plastic, glass (carafe), metal (plate)
Safety	Auto shut-off, drip-stop system, overheat protection
Maintenance	Carafe, lid and filter holder dishwasher safe (top rack)
Descaling	Recommended according to water hardness (up to once a month)
Spare Parts	Carafe, filter, filter holder, lid (available in after-sales service)
Use	Household only
Warranty	Standard manufacturer (see conditions)

Frequently Asked Questions - CG-2005 FAGOR

How to prepare coffee with the FAGOR CG-2005 coffee maker?

Fill the water reservoir with cold water up to the desired level (max 10 cups). Place a filter in the filter holder, add ground coffee (1 tablespoon per cup). Close the holder, place the carafe on the hot plate, plug in and press the I switch.

What to do if the coffee does not flow or flows slowly?

This may be due to limescale buildup. Perform descaling with vinegar or a descaling product. Also check that the filter is not clogged and that the carafe is properly placed to open the drip-stop system.

How to clean the FAGOR CG-2005 coffee maker?

Turn off and unplug the appliance. The carafe, its lid and the filter holder can be washed in the dishwasher (top rack). Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. Never immerse the main body.

What is the maximum capacity of the coffee maker?

The coffee maker can brew up to 10 cups of coffee. Do not exceed the maximum level in the water reservoir.

How to descale the coffee maker?

Dissolve 2 tablespoons of descaling powder in 0.5 L of water, or use a mixture of 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water. Pour into the reservoir, run without coffee. Repeat 2-3 times, then rinse with clear water 2-3 times.

Does the coffee maker shut off automatically?

Yes, after 2 hours of keeping warm, the appliance switches off automatically. You can also turn it off manually with the 0 switch.

Can I use another carafe than the one provided?

No, the carafe is specially designed for this appliance. Use only the original carafe to avoid any risk of burns or malfunction.

What should I do if the carafe breaks?

Replace it immediately with an original replacement carafe. Do not use a cracked carafe or one with a damaged handle.

Is it possible to serve a cup before brewing ends?

Yes, thanks to the drip-stop system. Remove the carafe, serve, then replace it quickly. Ensure there are at least 2 cups in the carafe before removing it.

How to avoid burns during use?

Do not touch the hot plate or the filter holder while operating. Use oven mitts. Do not let the cord hang. Keep the appliance out of reach of children.

USER MANUAL CG-2005 FAGOR

The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the models described in this User's Manual.

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230V \~ 50Hz, 1300W, 1.4L

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1. DESCRIPCION DEL APARATO (1)

Interference suppression: The interference of this appliance has been suppressed in accordance with interference suppression standards.

Electromagnetic compatibility: This appliance complies with the CEM standards of electromagnetic compatibility.

2. SAFETY WARNINGS

• On removing packaging, check the coffee maker is complete and not damaged. If in doubt, do not use the appliance. Contact an authorised Technical Assistance Service.
• The plastic bags containing the product must be kept out of the reach of children as they could be dangerous.
• If the mains socket is not compatible with the appliance plug, call a qualified electrician to replace the socket with a suitable type.
• We do not recommend the use of adaptors, plugs and/or extension leads. If it is absolutely necessary to use such elements, use only single or multiple adaptors and extension leads complying with current safety standards, taking care not to exceed the power limit indicated on the adaptor and/or extension lead.
• If the appliance breaks down, only an authorised Technical Assistance Service should be contacted.
• The appliance must be used only for the domestic purposes for which it is designed, as described in this Manual.

Any other use is considered unsuitable and therefore dangerous. The manufacturers are not liable for any damage arising from incorrect, unsuitable or irresponsible use and/or from repairs carried out by non-qualified persons.

When using electrical appliances, a series of basic safety guidelines must be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and/or personal injury. PARTICULARLY:

• Read all the instructions and keep them for later reference.
• The electrical safety of this appliance is only guaranteed if it is connected to an efficient earth installation in accordance with current electrical safety standards. In case of doubt, contact a qualified professional.
• Before using the coffee maker for the first time, check that the mains voltage in your home is the same as that indicated on the appliance.
• To prevent electric shock, do not submerge the appliance, cord or plug in water or any other liquids.
• Do not allow children to handle the appliance. Keep it out of their reach.
• People with motor disabilities should not use the coffee maker unless accompanied by another person, to avoid hazards.
• Unplug the appliance when not in use and before cleaning. Allow it to cool down before fitting and removing its different parts and before cleaning it.
• Do not expose the coffee maker to the elements (rain, sunlight, ice, etc.).
• Do not use or place any part of this appliance on or near hot surfaces (gas or electric hotplates, ovens).
• Do not allow the cord to hang over the edge of the surface it is placed on. Do not use a cord any longer than the length necessary to plug it into the mains.
• Do not touch the hot surfaces of the coffee maker. Use the handles or grips provided.

• If the cord is damaged, take the appliance to a Technical Assistance Service for it to be replaced.

• Do not use any electrical appliance if its cord or plug are deteriorated, or if the appliance is not working correctly or is damaged in any way. Take the appliance to an authorised technical service for overhaul, repair or adjustment.

• In case of breakdown and/or incorrect functioning, switch off the appliance and unplug it from the mains. Do not try to repair it. Contact an authorised Technical Assistance Service and insist on the use of original spare parts and accessories.
• When the appliance is no longer useful, after unplugging it from the mains you should cut its cord so that it cannot be used again.
• If the carafe breaks, the hot liquid inside it could cause burns. To avoid breaking the carafe, the following precautions should be taken:
• Do not allow all of the liquid to evaporate. Do not heat the empty carafe.
• Do not use a carafe if it is cracked or if its handle is loose or deteriorated. Replace it as soon as you notice any signs of wear. A crack or chip to the glass could cause the whole carafe to break, or glass particles could enter the liquid.
• Do not clean the carafe with abrasive scouring pads or cleaners as these could scratch and deteriorate the glass.
• The carafe is designed for use with this coffee maker only. Do not place the carafe on or near hot surfaces (stoves, ranges, cooker hotplates, hot ovens, microwaves, etc.)
• Do not stand the carafe on wet or cold surfaces.
• Avoid any rough handling or knocks.

3. BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME

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Before using the coffee maker for the first time, familiarise yourself with all its parts. Read all the instructions carefully. Remove the filter holder (b) from the filter basket (c) (2) and clean it together with the carafe (e) and carafe lid (d), using tepid

soapy water. Rinse and dry them carefully and replace them. To remove the carafe lid, pull it upwards and then slide it to the left or right as shown in the figure (3). After cleaning, fit the lid back on again and press it down. These accessories can also be washed in the dishwasher.

To clean the inside of the coffee maker, run it twice without any coffee in the filter. For details of this procedure, see the instructions in the "Making coffee" section.

4. FUNCTIONING

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• Open the lid (a) and fill the tank with cold water up to the desired level (4). Close the lid. Do not exceed the maximum tank level of 10 cups.
• Turn the filter basket (c) to the left to insert the filter in the filter holder (b) (5).
• Place a filter (size 4 or 1 x 4) in the filter basket. Before placing the filter you should bend the filter arm as shown in the figure (6).
• Place the desired amount of ground coffee in the filter (7). We recommend one level dessert spoonful of ground coffee per cup. After using the coffee maker several times you will know how much to use according to your own taste.
• Close the filter basket by turning it to the right until it clicks into place (8).
• Place the carafe (e) with the lid fitted to it (d) on the warming plate (f) (9). Ensure the carafe lid opens the anti-drip valve ().
• Plug the appliance in and press the "I" button (h) (10). The two pilot lights will come on.
• The water will begin to filter through the coffee and flow into the carafe. When the coffee is ready it is kept hot by the warming plate. If you do not want to keep the coffee hot, switch off the coffee maker using the "0" button (g). The two pilot lights will switch off.
• If you wish to serve a cup of coffee before the coffee making process has finished, remove the carafe from the warming plate, pour the cup of coffee and then place the

carafe immediately on the warming plate again.

- When there is no more coffee in the carafe, unplug the coffee maker and wait about 10 minutes for it to cool down before making more coffee or cleaning it.

Keeping the coffee hot

• If the coffee maker has not been switched off using the "0" button (g), the warming plate will continue to function, keeping the coffee at drinking temperature.
• After 2 hours the appliance will switch off automatically.

Precautions when making coffee

• Use only cold water. Never use warm or hot water. Do not use any other liquids apart from water.
• The carafe lid must be correctly fitted to prevent overflow of the water flowing into the filter. This is necessary to open the anti-drip valve allowing water to flow to the carafe.
• Wait for the coffee maker to cool down before filling the tank again, as otherwise steam may be produced with a risk of burns.
• The water gets very hot during the coffee making process and could cause burns. The filter basket must therefore not be turned during the process.
• Do not touch the warming plate as it heats up and could cause burns.

Anti-drip valve

The anti-drip valve closes when the carafe is removed from the warming plate. By means of this device you may remove the carafe to serve a cup of coffee before the filtering process is complete. The carafe should only be removed during the filtering process when at least two cups of coffee have been filtered into the carafe.

Important: The carafe must be put back in place as soon as the coffee has been served in order for the filtering process to resume.

5. CLEANING AND CARE

• Before cleaning the coffee maker, switch it off using the "0" button, unplug it and wait for it to cool down.
• Do not submerge the appliance in water or place it under the tap.
• The carafe, carafe lid and filter holder can be washed in the dishwasher (top rack only).
• Clean the outside of the coffee maker with a damp cloth. Do not use detergent or abrasive products to clean it.

6. DESCALING

• Depending on water hardness and frequency of use, obstructions may be caused by water scale. If this happens, you will notice that the filtering process is taking longer than normal. To prevent this from happening the coffee maker must be descaled.

• If you use the coffee maker frequently, it should be descaled as follows:

• for soft water up to 7 H (0-1.4 mol/m ^3 ) = once a year

• for medium-hard water, 7-14 dH (1.24-2.5 mol/m ^3 ) = quarterly
• for hard water, 14 dH or more (2.5-3.75 mol/m ^3 ) = monthly

In case of doubt, consult the water hardness in your area at the local water board or town hall.

• Use acetic acid or salad vinegar for descaling, as other decalcifying agents could damage the conduction system.
• Dissolve 2 spoonfuls in half a litre of water and pour this mixture into the water tank. If you are using vinegar fill the carafe with one part vinegar and three parts water and pour into the water tank.
• Switch on the coffee maker (in the same way as for making coffee, but with no filter or coffee) and allow the solution to flow through the system. Repeat this operation 2 or 3 times depending on the degree of scale.
• Lastly, fill the tank with cold water and run the coffee maker 2 or 3 times to remove any residues.

7. WASTE ELIMINATION

The materials used in the packaging, product and accessories can be recycled. Correct separation of waste materials will allow recyclable materials to be re-used.

When the appliance is no longer useful, you should cut its cord to put it out of action and dispose of it using a suitable waste elimination procedure. For further information on this matter, consult your local authorities.

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1. DESCRIPTION DE L'APPAREIL (1)