Aervoe 4-Cup Coffee To Go User Manual

Aervoe Coffee machines

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Max Burton® 4-Cup Coffee To Go™ #6973

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Read all instructions before operating

Do not

touch hot surfaces

Do not

immerse cord or unit in water or other liquids

Do not

microwave or clean using a dishwasher

Do not

use any accessory attachments with this product

Do not

let cord hang over edge of table or counter

Do not

clean with metal scouring pads

Do not

use if carafe is chipped or cracked

Do not

use while vehicle is moving

Unplug when not in use and before cleaning

Allow unit to cool before storing

Keep cord away from hot surfaces

Administer close supervision when running this appliance around children

This appliance

will not shut off automatically. Turn off immediately after use.

WARNING: This product is designed to get very hot very quickly and reach liquid temperatures of 150ºF.

Handle with care. It will remain hot for a significant period after it has been unplugged. Aervoe Industries,

Inc. is not responsible for any damage caused by use or misuse of this product either intentional or

accidental.

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Mounting Bracket Installation

Place the Coffee To Go on a dry, level surface, next to the 12-volt receptacle. Attach the bracket over the

base of the appliance and secure with the screws provided.

Brewing

Make sure the ON/OFF switch is in the OFF position.

1.

Open the reservoir lid and add the desired amount of fresh, cold water to the water reservoir. Do not

2.

exceed the 4-cup capacity.

Place the reusable coffee filter into the basket. Using the scoop provided, place the desired amount of

3.

ground coffee into the filter. 1 scoop = 1 cup of coffee.

Close the reservoir lid.

4.

Place the empty carafe under the drip spout and ensure it sits properly on the hot plate.

5.

Plug into a 12-volt receptacle and switch to ON.

6.

Do not open the reservoir lid while the unit is operating.

7.

The carafe may be removed during brewing. The Brew-Stop™ feature allows you to pour a cup of

8.

coffee as soon as one is ready.

Do not allow the carafe to boil dry.

9.

Never reheat coffee by re-circulating it through the brewing system or use hot water to fill the

10.

reservoir. Allow the unit to cool before refilling with cold water.

OPERATION IN vEhIClES

Do not use while the vehicle is moving.

Only operate while the vehicle’s engine is running.

Make sure that your battery is strong and in good working condition before plugging into your

vehicle’s 12-volt receptacle.

Do not use the unit if your vehicle’s electrical system is weak or damaged.

Periodically check your vehicle’s charging system for continued successful use.

ClEANING

Switch the appliance to the OFF position and unplug. Wash the carafe and filter basket with warm, soapy

water and rinse. Dry with a clean cloth. The water reservoir, hot plate and reservoir lid should be wiped off

with a damp cloth and dried with a clean cloth. To clean the filter basket, rotate it 1/4” to the left so that the

tabs align with the slots. The basket is now removable from the housing. Do not use abrasives to clean.

Never clean with metal scouring pads.

Warning: Do not place in the dishwasher or immerse in water.

Do not clean WhIle It Is connecteD to a poWer source.

Due to the mineral content in water, it will be necessary to occasionally clean the reservoir. Excessive

steaming or extended brewing time indicates that cleaning is necessary. Fill the reservoir with 2 cups of

white vinegar and 2 cups of cold water. Operate the unit as if brewing coffee, except without the filter or

ground coffee. Allow the unit to complete the full cycle. Discard the liquid. To rinse, fill the reservoir with

cold water and repeat the brewing cycle. Wash and rinse as described above.

TROUblEShOOTING

If the 12-volt circuit fails to operate, try the following:

In the event that the unit does not appear to heat properly, unplug it from the power supply and make

1.

sure the receptacle is clean. Also check the vehicle’s fuse.

Be sure the contact points in the 12-volt receptacle are clean. Do not use metal tools. Use only

2.

insulators, such as wood, if cleaning is needed. The adapter plug should fit firmly in the receptacle.

Carefully unscrew the plug’s 12-volt top section. Remove and check the fuse with the proper

3.

electronic meter. If defective, replace the fuse with a 20 amp/250-volt rated fuse. This fuse is readily

available at your local auto parts or electronics store.

Check your vehicle’s fuse panel to be certain that the fuse controlling the 12-volt receptacle is not worn

4.

or weak. Replace a damaged fuse with a new, properly sized and rated fuse to ensure satisfactory

performance.

Some 12-volt receptacles have a separate circuit breaker located directly behind the cigarette lighter. If

5.

your outlet is not working, this circuit breaker may have blown and could require replacement. Consult

your vehicle owner’s manual.

CUPS

Mounting

bracket

On/off

switch

Water

reservoir

Water

reservoir lid

Glass carafe

Hot plate

Plug with internal fuse

Measuring scoop

Reusable Filter

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