Hello again. Another question i have how to change pause time between milk stop flowing and coffee starts? Thank you
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Hold the center button down until the machine goes into programming mode. Scroll to "milk" and press the center button again. Now you should be able to program the pause time.
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Setting the time was easy, be sure the brew sett time is not what you're trying to set, I initially made that mistake. Like my old daddy use to say, if you don't get the first time read the instructions. Goodluck.
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You need to add the coffee after it brews. This machine does not combine steamed milk w coffee or espresso at the same time
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Time of day: Just hit the hour/minute buttons until the correct time is showing. To set the time you want the coffee to automatically start brewing, you must have already set correct time of day, then hit "set delay" button. The yellow light will start blinking, and immediately hit the hour and minute buttons until you have the correct time you want the coffee to brew.
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Yes you can. You put the current time and after that you program at what time you would like your coffee to be made :)
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Yes, you can do that. The other option that you have is to simply press the carafe (or single serve) button when you have the amount you desire (just a moment before actually to give the machine time to respond) and the brewing will stop then too.
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Run the cycle of brewing a cup of coffee, you should be able to open the lid than, it happened to me once and that's how I fixed it. Good luck!!
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I think what you are asking is: can you have a pause between stations? Each station (there were 12 on my model) is programed independently of each other. For example, you set the time for station 1 to start watering at 5 AM for 15 minutes on odd number days. Then you can program station 2 to water at 6 AM for 30 minutes on odd days. and so forth, you set the time each station should start to water. In other words, by controlling the start to water time, you can design a pause between waterings to let the well re-charge. You could also have some stations water on odd days and other stations water on even days. I think what you are asking is: can you have a pause between stations? Each station (there were 12 on my model) is programed independently of each other. For example, you set the time for station 1 to start watering at 5 AM for 15 minutes on odd number days. Then you can program station 2 to water at 6 AM for 30 minutes on odd days. and so forth, you set the time each station should start to water. In other words, by controlling the start to water time, you can design a pause between waterings to let the well re-charge. You could also have some stations water on odd days and other stations... » Read More I think what you are asking is: can you have a pause between stations? Each station (there were 12 on my model) is programed independently of each other. For example, you set the time for station 1 to start watering at 5 AM for 15 minutes on odd number days. Then you can program station 2 to water at 6 AM for 30 minutes on odd days. and so forth, you set the time each station should start to water. In other words, by controlling the start to water time, you can design a pause between waterings to let the well re-charge. You could also have some stations water on odd days and other stations water on even days. « Show Less
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Thank you so much. i just put it in car to return. I will read this tonight and see if I can do it. I can't believe a coffee pot instructions are so difficult for me. this morning when it finished, i turned off brew is that right.printer messed up now.thank youbrenda
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You can do this without a problem - other than the wait of 15+ minutes over 3 minutes to get your coffee. My solution to the same problem has been to buy an $8 3-pin mechanical timer that comes on at 5:30am and switches off at 10am. This allows coffee with a 3-minute wait during only the times that drink coffee both weekdays and weekends. I don't know if the environmental damage from the manufacturing of the plastic and metal timer are worse than that from the generation of unneeded electricity from a coal plant (I suspect that this would depend on how many years I use this machine) but it makes me feel a little less like a planetary leech (-: You can do this without a problem - other than the wait of 15+ minutes over 3 minutes to get your coffee. My solution to the same problem has been to buy an $8 3-pin mechanical timer that comes on at 5:30am and switches off at 10am. This allows coffee with a 3-minute wait during only the times that drink coffee both weekdays and weekends. I don't know if the environmental damage from the manufacturing of the plastic and metal timer are worse than that from the generation of unneeded electricity from a coal plant (I suspect that this would depend on how many years I use this machine) but it... » Read More You can do this without a problem - other than the wait of 15+ minutes over 3 minutes to get your coffee. My solution to the same problem has been to buy an $8 3-pin mechanical timer that comes on at 5:30am and switches off at 10am. This allows coffee with a 3-minute wait during only the times that drink coffee both weekdays and weekends. I don't know if the environmental damage from the manufacturing of the plastic and metal timer are worse than that from the generation of unneeded electricity from a coal plant (I suspect that this would depend on how many years I use this machine) but it makes me feel a little less like a planetary leech (-: « Show Less
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Hold the "auto" button down until the light to the right of that button starts to blink. Then you can enter your desired start time using the h(hour) and min(minute) buttons. When you have entered your start time, press the "auto" button. Your start time will now be saved. To set the auto feature, add coffee and water as usual and press the "auto" button once. A solid green light lets you know the it's set. If you press "on/off" you will start to brew the coffee immediate. Hope this helps
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Is the light for heating still red when you run the brew pump? Wait til it goes off to brew. You have to tamp the grind to get a puck. I tamp down pretty hard 3 times. Best foam is dry. Tilt your steam pitcher and just touch the surface of the milk with the steam wand; you want a soft hiss noise, not a gurgle noise. Don't dip the wand tip into the milk unless you want hot milk, not foamed milk. Start with very cold milk, it's the difference in temperature that makes nice dry foam. If finished brew isn't hot enough, put steam tip in the coffee first, and let it run several seconds.
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Nope. For the coffee you push it once to turn it on, and then once to turn it off. For the milk you just press it once.
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You will need to use the set delay button to set the time you want the delay brew to set the actual time you want the delayed brew to be. You will then press the delay brew button when you want delay brew to be on. The next time your coffee maker reaches that time it will begin brewing your coffee. More detailed instructions are available in the instruction manual.
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I am not sure, there is must be something wrong with your machine. My coffee is still warn the next morning if we didn't finish the pot from the morning before. It's always got when I make it, so you may want to want to send it back for replacement
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Although the machine makes good-tasting coffee, it is not a good fit for an office environment. It takes about 3-4 minutes to make 1 cup of cappuccino. Plus, the milk container will not have enough milk for that many people. You would need to re-fill it with fresh milk after 3 or 4 cups. Also, you would need to clean the milk steamer nozzle with hot steam (a nice little function) after each cup. The cleaning takes a minutes or so. So, you would need about 30-50 minutes of continues manipulations to serve 10-15 people. In my opinion, it's a great machine for a home kitchen, but not a good fit for a busy office setting. I hope this helps. Although the machine makes good-tasting coffee, it is not a good fit for an office environment. It takes about 3-4 minutes to make 1 cup of cappuccino. Plus, the milk container will not have enough milk for that many people. You would need to re-fill it with fresh milk after 3 or 4 cups. Also, you would need to clean the milk steamer nozzle with hot steam (a nice little function) after each cup. The cleaning takes a minutes or so. So, you would need about 30-50 minutes of continues manipulations to serve 10-15 people. In my opinion, it's a great machine for a home kitchen, but not a good... » Read More Although the machine makes good-tasting coffee, it is not a good fit for an office environment. It takes about 3-4 minutes to make 1 cup of cappuccino. Plus, the milk container will not have enough milk for that many people. You would need to re-fill it with fresh milk after 3 or 4 cups. Also, you would need to clean the milk steamer nozzle with hot steam (a nice little function) after each cup. The cleaning takes a minutes or so. So, you would need about 30-50 minutes of continues manipulations to serve 10-15 people. In my opinion, it's a great machine for a home kitchen, but not a good fit for a busy office setting. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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First you have to make sure that the time is accurate on your coffee maker. If not, follow these steps: SETTING THE CLOCK 1. Plug appliance into standard electrical outlet. 2. The digital clock display flashes12:00. 3. To change the time: Press HOUR button until the correct time appears on the display. When the time passes noon "PM" illuminates to let you know you are in PM time. If the "PM" is not illuminated it is AM time. 4. Press the MIN button to select the minutes. Note: If the appliance is unplugged or power is interrupted even momentarily, the time may need to be reset. Next, follow these steps to Auto Brew: AUTO BREW 1. Follow steps 1 through 10 under BREWING COFFEE. 2. Make sure clock has been set to correct time of day. 3. Press the program (PROG) button. 4. The digital clock will flash 12:00. Note: If the coffeemaker has not been unplugged the last delayed brewing time will appear on the digital display. 5. To change the time: press HOUR button until the desired correct time appears on the display. Press the MIN button to select the minutes. 6. Press the AUTO button to activate the delayed brewing. The word AUTO is displayed. 7. To check the preset auto time, press PROG button and hold it. Once button is released, the clock time will display again. 8. If you want to change the preset auto time, press the AUTO button to cancel the AUTO function. The word AUTO goes off from digital display. 9. Follow steps 3 through 6 under AUTO BREW to reset time. 10. To cancel auto brew, press AUTO button. The word AUTO goes off from digital display.