AUSPURE KITCHEN EasyDrip AusBrew-1812 User manual
User Manual
EasyDrip Coffee Maker
Model: AusBrew-1812
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Thank you for purchasing the Auspure Coffee Maker by Auspure Kitchen. We are
committed to providing our customers with high quality products for having a
reliable facilitated kitchen in their house.
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hope you enjoy using this product and we will be more than happy to assist our
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
PARTS NAME
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR COFFEE MAKER
BEFORE THE FIRST-TIME USE
GETTING STARTED
CLEANING AND CARE
DESCALING
STORAGE
DISPOSAL
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARRANTY INFORMATION
DEFECTIVE PRODUCT AND RETURN
AUSPURE CUSTOMER SUPPORT
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
1×Auspure EasyDrip Coffee Maker
1 × Coffee Pot
1 × Reusable Coffee Filter
1×User Manual
1×Warranty Card
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Product Model AusBrew-1812
Product Brand Auspure Kitchen
Power Supply 220-240 V ~, 50/60 Hz
Rated Power 1000 W
Max Capacity 1.8 L
Coffee Pot Max Capacity 1.8 L
Product Weight 1.71 kg
Dimension 14.5 × 18 × 33 cm (without glass pot)
19.5 × 18 × 33 cm (with glass pot)
Please read carefully and make sure following all instructions provided in this user manual before using the product. Failure to
comply with the instructions given in this user manual may result in serious injury and/or damage to the product.
• Before using the coffee maker for the first time, REMOVE and DISPOSE OF all packaging material and
promotional labels carefully.
• Before discarding the packaging, double-check that you have received all indicated parts when unpacking the coffee maker.
• MAKE SURE power supply matches with voltage indicated on this product before use.
• DO NOT place any part of product on or near gas, electric burner and in a heated oven.
• DO NOT let cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch the hot surface.
• DO NOT place the coffee maker in a cabinet when in use.
• DO NOT operate the product with a damaged cord or plug, if its main cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer,
the nearest service agent or a qualified person.
• Using an accessory NOT recommended by the manufacturer for use with this appliance may result in fire, electric shock, or
injury to persons.
• DO NOT immerse appliance, cord, or plug in water or other liquid.
• DO NOT place the base in dishwasher.
• ALWAYS unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning.
• To disconnect the machine from power outlet, gently grasp the plug and remove, DO NOT pull the cord.
• DO NOT use the product for other unintended purpose and place it in a dry storage.
• DO NOT use the coffee maker unattended while it is operating.
• The appliance should NOT be operated by children NOR shall play with the appliance.
• DO NOT let children or people with reduced physical or mental capabilities to use or clean the coffee maker.
• While operating the appliance, care should be taken to NOT get burned by the steam.
• DO NOT touch hot surface of the coffee maker, use handles or knobs only. Heating element surface is subjected to residual heat
after use.
• NEVER use the appliance if the jug shows any signs of cracks.
• ONLY use this product’s jug with the appliance. It should be used carefully since the jug is very fragile.
• NEVER use the coffee Maker without water inside.
• MAKE SURE to stand the appliance on a table or flat surface.
• Scalding may occur if the lid is removed during or immediately after the brewing cycles. Contents may be hot. ALLOW to cool
before opening the lid.
• The coffee maker carafe is designed to be used with this appliance; it must NEVER be used on a range top.
• DO NOT put a hot carafe on a wet or cold surface.
• DO NOT let sudden temperature changes, like washing, filling, rinsing, or immersing a hot carafe with cold liquids.
• DO NOT use a cracked carafe or a carafe with loose handle to prevent burning and possible injuries.
• DO NOT use cleansers, steel wool pads, or other abrasive material for cleaning the carafe. When cleaning, only use a soft cloth
and mild detergent.
• DO NOT brew coffee without full assembling of all parts.
• DO NOT overfill the water reservoir. It should be under the maximum indication line.
• When assembling, using, or storing the coffee maker, DO NOT put anything on top of it.
• PLACE the device at least 20 cm away from walls, drapes, and other heat or steam sensitive materials, with enough space
above and on all sides to allow for air circulation.
• MAKE SURE to keep your coffee machine clean at all times. Follow the cleaning instructions in this user manual.
• DO NOT attempt to disassemble this appliance for any reason. If your coffee maker is broken or no longer functions properly,
immediately discontinue use and contact customer support.
• This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications such as:
– staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environments
– farm houses
– by clients in hotels, motels and other residential type environments
– bed and breakfast type environments
• Misuse may cause injury.
• Heating element surface is subjected to residual heat after use.
• The coffee-maker shall NOT be placed in a cabinet when in use.
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
KEEP THESE IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IN
A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
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PARTS NAME
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Funnel Cover
Filter Tank
LCD
Setting Button
Lid Cover
Coffee Pot
Handle
Spout
Water Window
Water Tank
Warming Plate
Buttom Cover
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR COFFEE MAKER
Introduction
AusBrew-1812 programmable coffee maker with 1.8 Liter carafe capacity is designed to
work in three modes: Connected mode, Normal Brew mode and Auto Brew mode.
These features allow the user to conveniently brew the coffee immediately or in a
desired preset time.
A. AM/PM indicator
B. Auto Brew mode indicator
C. Set Auto Brew button (Programming Auto Brew)
D. Hour button (Setting hour of time)
E. Clock/Auto Brew time indicator
F. Strong indicator (Coffee strength option)
G. Strong button (Enabling Strong function)
H. On/Off button (Turning on or off)
I. Min button (Setting minute of time)
LED Display & Control Panel
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Your coffee maker in the package needs to be unpacked with caution because it
includes fragile parts such as carafe. To safely use for the first time, the following
instructions should be followed as described.
1. Unpack the coffee maker carefully.
2. Remove plastic bags, cartons, and any tape on the unit
3. Clean the coffee maker by below steps:
a. In a mixture of mild detergent and water, wash the carafe lid and filter basket
and then thoroughly rinse the lid and basket
b. Close the lid after replacing all of the parts.
4. Operate the machine for the first time by below steps:
a. Plug the coffee maker into the outlet.
b. Fill the carafe with the cold water
c. Open the lid of the water tank and add the water from the carafe.
d. Place the carafe in its original position and close the water tank lid.
e. Then, using only water in the coffee machine, perform a brew cycle by pressing
the On/Off button. The light above the On/Off button will illuminate, and
water will start to drip off.
f. When your coffee machine has finished brewing, press the On/Off button again
to turn it off.
g. Drain the water from the carafe and allow cool before rinsing the carafe, lid, and
detachable filter basket with warm water.
h. Dry thoroughly and wipe the exterior of the machine with a soft and damp cloth
only.
i. Your coffee maker is now ready to use.
IMPORTANT NOTES: DO NOT put the electrical base, power cable, or plug in the
dishwasher, and DO NOT submerge them in water or other liquids. DO NOT put the
carafe in dishwasher.
The Advanced Water Filtration holder is dishwasher safe. But Advanced Water Filtration
Cartridges are NOT dishwasher safe, so don't put them in there.
BEFORE THE FIRST-TIME USE
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GETTING STARTED
Three operation modes
Your coffee maker has three states of operation once it is connected to the power
source. Via the control buttons, each mode can be set to operate accordingly.
1. Connected Mode
When the coffee maker plugs in, by default, it stays at connected mode. The LCD
will display AM 12:00 (Local time after setting the clock), and the indicator will
light up for 15 seconds. After 15 seconds the screen will turn off until pressing any
key again.
2. Normal Brew Mode
In the normal brew mode, you can start brewing your coffee by pressing On/Off
button once. During normal brewing mode operation, the indicator light (Above
the On/Off button) will turn on and illuminating in red colour.
Normal Brew Mode Function-1 (Pause-for-a-Cup Function)
Pause-for-a-Cup function enables under the normal brewing mode operation. As
long as there is water inside the coffee maker’s water tank, it heats the water
continuously and injects hot water into the filter. The injecting water fuses with
the supplied coffee powder inside the filter tank. Coffee will be dripped into the
pot slowly, and once the pot is removed, the coffee dripping from filter will be
stopped for 20 sec. By the time the coffee pot is restored to the base, the coffee
in the filter restart dripping coffee to the pot.
NOTE: Since Pause-for-a-Cup Function is set for just a few seconds, the user
should immediately reposition the pot in order to avoid overflowing from filter basket.
Normal Brew Mode Function-2 (Keep-Hot Function)
Keep-Hot Function automatically enables with red-light flashing once the water
in the water tank is used up. This function commands the coffee maker to heat
the coffee pot for 20-min. After 20-min, the red-light indicator turns OFF, and the
machine goes to connected mode.
NOTE-1: If you serve entire coffee inside the pot, press the On/Off button to leave
Keep-Hot function manually.
NOTE-2: For selecting Normal Brew Mode, if the machine is active in Auto Brew Mode,
press the On/Off button twice. The green light indicator will then turn to red light and
start brewing coffee.
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3. Auto Brew Mode
This operation mode is designed for auto-start brewing or programming a
scheduled time for the coffee maker to brew. To entering Auto Brew mode from
connected mode, the following simple steps are required.
NOTE: Prior to operating Auto Brew mode, the clock should be calibrated to
local time by pressing the Hour and Min buttons. Once the time is set, the LCD
displays the local time.
Step-1: Press Set Auto Brew key for setting the desired time for brewing your
coffee. The LCD shows Auto Brew flickering and is ready for setting the
scheduled time.
Step-2: Simply pressing Hour and Min keys to select brewing time. The
scheduled time will display on LCD.
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Step-3: Press On/Off button once, the light above On/Off button will light up
in green colour, the Auto Brew indicator on the screen appears and the
coffee maker directly enters Auto Brew mode.
NOTE: For cancelling Auto Mode, press On/Off button once.
Step-4: Once the scheduled time is reached, the indicator light turns red, and
the machine starts brewing.
Optional coffee strength feature
The Strong indicator will be displayed on LCD representing strong coffee brewing by
pressing the Strong button at any operation mode. By pressing the Strong key again,
the Strong indicator goes off for normal coffee brewing.
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CLEANING AND CARE
DESCALING
Care should be taken for last longing and perfect operation of your Auspure coffee
maker. Make sure to properly clean in a regular basis and following the provided
instructions in this user manual.
1. Before cleaning make sure the machine is turned OFF by pressing the On/Off
button.
2. Disconnect the machine from power source and allow the coffee maker to cool.
3. Never immerse the appliance in water.
4. Clean the appliance with a damp cloth only.
5. Use gentle, non-abrasive cleaning to avoid scratching the carafe. Scratches on the
carafe may cause it to shatter and unusable. Scratched carafe is not allowed to be
used due to safety.
6. The carafe can be cleaned with warm water, some washing-up liquid and soft
brush. Do not clean the carafe in a dishwasher.
Mineral deposits tips
Water minerals (calcium/limestone) leave deposits in your coffee maker, reducing its
efficiency. To make sure your coffee maker goes for producing perfect coffee, it should
be descaled from time to time depending on hardness of the used water and how often
you use the coffee maker. It is advised that you use vinegar to eliminate these deposits
on a regular basis to not affect the brewing time.
If the coffee maker is used once or twice a day, the following points should be considered.
• When water in your area or the water you use in your coffee maker is soft, every 5 to
6 months descaling is recommended.
• For medium water, every 2-3 months.
• For hard water, once a month.
In case the brewing time increases suddenly, the descaling is recommended. The
harder the water in your area, the more often the coffee maker needs to be descaled.
NOTE: the hardness of the water in your area can be advised at your local water
provider utility.
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Mineral deposits removal
For the proper removal of mineral deposits, the following steps should be considered.
1. Use two-thirds cold tap water and one-third white vinegar to fill your water tank up
to maximum level.
2. Check to see that the filter holder is securely in place. Close the lid of the water tank.
3. Assemble the carafe with the cover attached and place it directly onto the hot plate.
4. Press the On/Off button to allow the mixture dripping thoroughly until the cycle is
complete.
5. As soon as you're done with your cycle, drain the carafe and place back to its
position. Refill the tank with fresh drinking water.
6. Press again the On/Off button and allow complete brewing. Rinse the coffee
maker with hot water.
7. Drain the carafe water and rinse thoroughly with a warm clean water.
8. Repeat the steps 5 to 7 one more time to ensure it is completely rinsed and cleaned.
9. Reposition the carafe on the hot plate and the machine is ready to provide your
dream coffee!!
NOTE: Descaling process should be applied periodically as recommended. Depending
on your high or less usage, it may require more or less often to be descaled.
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Mineral deposits tips
Water minerals (calcium/limestone) leave deposits in your coffee maker, reducing its
efficiency. To make sure your coffee maker goes for producing perfect coffee, it should
be descaled from time to time depending on hardness of the used water and how often
you use the coffee maker. It is advised that you use vinegar to eliminate these deposits
on a regular basis to not affect the brewing time.
If the coffee maker is used once or twice a day, the following points should be considered.
• When water in your area or the water you use in your coffee maker is soft, every 5 to
6 months descaling is recommended.
• For medium water, every 2-3 months.
• For hard water, once a month.
In case the brewing time increases suddenly, the descaling is recommended. The
harder the water in your area, the more often the coffee maker needs to be descaled.
NOTE: the hardness of the water in your area can be advised at your local water
provider utility.
STORAGE
DISPOSAL
If not using your coffee maker for an extended period of time, the following
points must be considered for safe storage.
•Press the On/Off button to turn it off, then unplug from the power
outlet.
•Make sure all of the water has been drained from the coffee maker.
•In warm and soapy water, clean the mesh filter basket and holder, as
well as the
carafe and lid. Then thoroughly rinse and dry.
•Replace all of the coffee maker's parts and close the water tank cover.
•Store in a dry and safe place in upright position.
•Do not store anything on the top of the coffee maker.
•To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from
uncontrol waste disposal, separate the unneeded coffee maker and its
related accessories from other types of wastes.
•Ask your local council where to dispose of your coffee maker and its
related accessories.
•You should not throw your coffee maker and its related accessories
away with the daily normal household waste.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Ensure that the appliance is plugged
properly into a functioning outlet.
1. Make sure the coffee maker water
tank does not exceed the 12-cup
MAX line.
2. Ensure that the carafe's lid is
securely fastened or placed correctly.
3. Make sure the carafe is properly
positioned on the carafe plate.
1. When using “Pause for a Cup
Function”, the carafe may have not
been repositioned to its place within
20 seconds. Make sure to place the
carafe back to its position within 20
seconds while the coffee maker is
brewing.
2. There is an excessive amount of
coffee BEING utilised. To avoid brew
basket overflows, reduce the amount
of coffee used.
The brew basket filter is not correctly
positioned.
Make sure the basket filter is correctly
firmed into the basket holder.
It's time to clean the coffee maker.
Follow the "Descaling" section's
instructions.
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NO PROBLEM !
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Coffee maker cannot be
turned on.
There is a leakage from coffee
maker.
The coffee maker's brew basket
is overflowing.
In a brewed cup of coffee, there
is a coffee sediment.
The coffee machine takes a
long time to brew.
POSSIBLE CAUSE & SOLUTION
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
WARRANTY INFORMATION TABLE
Auspure EasyDrip Coffee Maker
AusBrew-1812
1-Year Standard Warranty
1-Year extendable warranty by simply registering to
www.auspure.com/au within 14-day of original purchase
......./......./......
Product Name
Model
Default Warranty
Additional Warranty
Purchasing Date
Order Number
Purchasing Store
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Auspure Coffee Maker is designed and manufactured to the highest quality standards.
Your Coffee Maker is covered for parts and labour for 2 years, which includes 1 year
standard warranty and 1-additional year upon registration (free of charge within 14
days) from the date of purchasing.
This warranty and disclaimer applies to all products purchased via the website
www.auspure.com/au (hereinafter “Products”) or a third party seller authorised by
Auspure.
Note: When the product is purchased from an authorised third party seller, for
warranty claim, return and replacement of a defective product, the inquiry
should be lodged via the related third party seller.
(1) Warranty Against Defects
1.1 For Brand-new Products:
We provide a 12-month standard warranty against defects with the Products, from
the date of purchase.
We provide an optional additional free 12-month extended warranty against defects
with the Products (resulting in a 24-month warranty against defects with the
Products, from the date of purchase).
In order to claim the additional 12-month extended warranty, you must register your
Product (free of charge) online at www.auspure.com/au, within 14 days of the date of
purchase. While registration, make sure that the related data entry including the date
of purchasing are accurate.
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In the event of a defect with the Product, you may be entitled to have the Product
replaced In order to be entitled to a replacement Product, you must:
-immediately stop using the Product; and
-notify us of the defect during the warranty period.
In order to claim a replacement Product, you must contact us using the details at the
CUSTOMER SUPPORT section, to notify us of the defect, providing your proof of
purchase and warranty registration confirmation as well as your contact details.
You may either:
-return the product for our further investigation; or
-send us a video of the defective Product, which demonstrates to our reasonable
satisfaction that the Product is defective and undertake to safely dispose the
defective Product. For safety reasons you must not continue to use the defective Product.
Upon receipt of the defective Product, or a video of the defective Product, we will
inspect it. If the defect is the result of a manufacturer fault, we will determine if the
fault requires a replacement or repair and either send you a replacement Product or
effect a repair.
This warranty against defects is in addition to any other rights and remedies to which
you may be entitled under Australian law.
To Clarify:
What is covered by the warranty:
•The repair or replacement of your Auspure product (at Auspure’s discretion) if the
product is found to be defective due to faulty manufacture. Auspure reserves the
right to determine if the fault requires a replacement or repair.
•Packaging and instructions of a faulty product may also be replaced if damaged.
•This warranty is valid for using your personal use of your device within Australia only.
What is not covered by the warranty:
•Using the products for commercial purposes, or anything other than normal
domestic personal use.
•Use of the product outside Australia.
•Accidental damage or faults caused by negligence, misuse, vandalism or neglect.
•Damage or faults caused by not following the instructions in the user manual.
•Unsupervised use by children under the age of 18.
•Repairs or alterations carried out by parties other than Auspure or an authorised agent.
•Any other conditions not listed above, are not covered by Auspure warranty.
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1.2 For Renew Products:
A renew Product, which is purchased from a seller that is authorised by Auspure, is
only covered under six months warranty and is not eligible for the free warranty
extension.
1.3 For Replacements:
Replacement of a brand-new Product is only covered by the one-year standard
warranty from the date of replacement arrangement and is not eligible for the
one-additional year free warranty extension.
Replacement of a renew Product that is purchased from a seller and is authorised by
Auspure is only covered by six months warranty from the date of replacement arrangement
and is not eligible for the free warranty extension.
(2) Australian Consumer Law
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian
Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and
compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also
entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable
quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
(3) Disclaimer
You are solely responsible for evaluating the Product and determining whether it is fit
for your purpose.
You acknowledge and agree that Product is not safe for use by children.
You acknowledge and agree that working with the Product is dangerous and carries
the risk of electric shock, burns, lacerations, other injuries and death.
You acknowledge that you use the Product at your own risk and that you are responsi-
ble at all times for evaluating whether or not it is safe to use the Product.
(4) Limitation of Liability
In addition to the requirements set out in clause 1 of this warranty and disclaimer
document, the warranty provided under that clause will not apply:
-if a defect with the Product results in any way from some act or omission by you in
relation to the appropriate care, maintenance and/or use of the Product; or
-if a defect with the Product results from ordinary wear and tear; or
-if you fail to follow our or the manufacturer’s instructions for care, maintenance
and/or use of the Product; or
-if you are unable to provide proof of purchase.
Except as otherwise provided by law, we accept no liability for any loss, damage or
injury which may arise in any way from the use of the Product by you or by any other
person.
Except as otherwise provided in this warranty and disclaimer, to the maximum extent
permitted by law, we exclude all conditions and warranties implied by custom, law or
statute, and we expressly disclaim all warranties of any kind including but not limited to
implied warranties that the Product is fit for a particular purpose.
You hereby agree that we are not liable for any direct, indirect, consequential or inciden-
tal loss or damage which may result from your use of the Product.
Except as otherwise provided by law or as otherwise set out in this warranty and
disclaimer, our liability to you shall be limited to the cost of replacement of the Product,
together with your reasonable costs of postage and/or delivery in connection with your
returning of the Product.
(5) Indemnity
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold us and our officers, directors, employees,
contractors, members, agents and licensees harmless from and against any and all
claims, charges, actions, liabilities, investigations, demands and similar including but
not limited to any costs, losses, damages whether direct, indirect, consequential or
special and all legal fees resulting from your use of the Product, including but not limited
to any third party claims.
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DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS AND RETURNS
Proved defective product meeting the specified warranty period, should be contacted
Customer Support via support.au@auspure.com addressing your order number. Make
sure to NOT dispose of your product before contacting us. Once our Customer Support
Team has reached to your request approval, please return the unit with its order
number.
AUSPURE CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Feel free to contact our helpful customer support team with any questions regarding
your product!
Your satisfaction is our priority.
Ausbrilliant. PO Box 2, Ermington NSW 1700, Australia
www.auspure.com/au
suppor[email protected]
Please provide your order number when you contact our customer support services.
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