how do i program the brew time?
1575057
I do not have an on and off switch on my coffee pot. I cannot get the coffee pot to start
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1. Make sure clock has been set to correct time of day. 2. Press PRoGRAM (PRoG) button; the AUTo light will flash several times. 3. digital clock displays 12:00 or previous preset delayed brewing start time. Note: If setting is not changed before AUTo light stops flashing, the clock will revert to the correct time of day. You must press the PRoG button again and re-enter your desired brew time. 4. To change time, press HoUR button until desired correct hour appears on display. Repeat with MINUTe (MIN) button within 5 seconds. 5. Press AUTo button to activate delayed brewing. AUTo indicator light will illuminate on digital display screen. 6. To check preset delayed brew time, press PRoG button and display will show time selected for delayed brewing to begin. Press AUTo button to return to delayed Brewing cycle. 7. To cancel AUTo brew, press oN/oFF button to brew coffee, or press oN
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From another review: I made myself a little cheat sheet for the programming process, printed it out and stuck it on the fridge. Maybe it will help someone. I use two feeding times. Also I use the default "smallest" feeding portion, so I don't have to change that: 1) Turn feeder on. 2) Within 90 seconds, set time: 3) Press "Clock" to set hour / press "Timer" to set minute 4) Press "Set" to confirm. 5) Press "Clock" to toggle between 12/24 hours. 6) Press "Start" to confirm clock settings. 7) Display now shows "1 07" (first feeding at 0700) 8) Press "Set" for two seconds until display flashes. 9) Press "Timer" to set desired feeding time. 10) Press "Set" to program second feeding time. 11) Press "Timer" to set desired feeding time. 12) Press "Start" to save and exit. [To change portion size:] 14) Push VOL key to display portion size. 15) Press and hold the SET key until the digit blinks. 16) Press the VOL key to set the portion size. [ 1 = 1/4 cup, 2 = 1/2 cup etc... ] 17) Press the START key to confirm.
109012
Both brew at the same time unless you have it set for only brewing one cup. There is no timer for delayed brewing. It works very well this way for my purposes.
1164461
This is wonderful information. Thanks for the prompt answer. Isn't the internet a marvel? One more question, if you're willing : does one have the option of pouring a cup before the brewing process is completely finished?Thanks again,
1501931
Since we bought it, it works like a champ. We preset for 7 am and it never fails. Brew time is a couple of minutes, although I have never really timed it.
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When you first plug it in, set the time of day using the hour and minute buttons. To program, push the program button and set the coffee maker for the time you want it to start. Make sure you don't set it up for PM instead of AM. When the pot is programmed, the button will be lit. If you are using ground coffee, you will also need to push the "grind off" button. If using whole beans you only need to push the program button until lit. The time will remain programmed unless you change it, so if you want coffee the same time every morning you only need to push the program button the night before.
2167024
Just press one of three sized circles. After a few brews of the same size it will default to that size. Then just change manually as above. This is very clear in the instruction book for the U model
842547
Yes it does! And it's pretty easy to set up, too. Taken from the "Use and Care Guide:""While holding PROGRAM button, press HOUR and MINUTE buttons until desired brewing time is reached. Once desired brewing time has been reached, release PROGRAM and current time is displayed. Press (and release) PROGRAM again to activate automatic brew."
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I just got one for Christmas and I would say no you cannot set it to auto brew in AM (at least the directions did not mention it and I cant seem to figure it out if it does), what you can do is set the machine to turn on at a specific time so its ready to brew, you still have to put the K coffee in the brewer and press the button to brew. The point being it only takes like a minute to make a cup, most coffee machines with timers make an entire 10 cup or so pot of coffee that will take much longer to brew
998838
You'll just have to experiment a bit. For 2 tablespoons of coffee for 16 oz water, I turn the timer from 6 o'clock (off) to between 8 and 9 o'clock.
1207018
This model is not programable, There are only 2 buttons one for each of the bres settings (classic) and aroma. I believe the aroma just steams the beans a bit first. I love the simplicity of it.
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manual found on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#Aube
1571815
I never tried, the item does have programmable features. I don't want a cup of coffee cooling off waiting for me to grab it. I set mine to turn on and off during the morning in order to have the water pre-heated, it only takes 1 minute to brew a cup of coffee after the water is hot.
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The pro button is "Program." You set the time you want it to start brewing. I love my BrewStation. I highly recommend it!
1326755
Do a search for a "Tabata Timer". Many, if not most, of those are programmable to alternate to suit your needs.
842544
You program the hour and minute you want the coffee maker to start brewing. Instructions are included. It's easier than programming your DVR to record a show.
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As far as the amount of water to put in, you simply fill the reservoir and the machine takes care of it. You do, however, have to push the button to stop the brewing process. There are a couple of ways to figure out how long to let it go. One is to simply time it. I would suggest starting with 15 seconds, turning it off and trying it. The light on the machine blinks about once a second while it is brewing so you can simply count the blinks. Depending on your taste and the capsule you use, with a little experimenting you'll figure out the amount of brewing time you like. The second method is to get a shot glass with measurements on it. My local supermarket had it. Then stop the brewing when it reaches a certain level. Start with a 1.5 ounce shot and experiment from there based on your preference. By the way, besides the price, I got the manual machine so I could chose the length of shot I wanted to pull rather than having the machine do it for me.