Cafe du Chateau French Press User manual
French Press
User Manual and Brewing Guide
Safety Precautions
Cleaning Instructions
Disassembly: Remove the top/plunger assembly. Taking apart the assembly is not necessary. If you
want to do a deeper clean of the filters, see the section below “Screen Filter Replacement” for
instructions on how to remove the filters. Remove the glass carafe from the stainless-steel housing by
holding the stainless-steel housing with hand and firmly twist and pull up on the glass with the other
hand until it slides out.
There should be main parts to clean:
Wash all parts with dishwashing soap and warm water. Avoid cleaning stainless-steel housing with
brushes or steel wool as it will cause scratches and will dull the finish.
Screen Filter Replacement: Unscrew the knob that is on top of the lid. Remove the lid and unscrew the
small metal clasp that is located directly above the stainless-steel spring filter. Slide the stainless-steel
spring filter and the screen filters o the rod carefully, avoiding contact with the sharp edges of the
filters.
Plunger assembly
Glass carafe
Stainless-steel housing
Inspect glass carafe thoroughly for scratches, cracks or chips. Do not use if any are found on glass
carafe.
Note the carafe is fully removable from the stainless-steel housing. Wash thoroughly before use.
Do not overfill. Leave space of at least one inch between the top of the hot liquid and the bottom of
the lid.
Always place on a dry, flat, non-slip surface.
During use, lower plunger slowly to avoid hot liquid from flowing upwards. Turn spout away from
you when lowering plunger.
Use coarse ground coee/tea. Finely ground coee may clog filter and create additional pressure.
Do not microwave any of the metal pieces. Glass carafe is microwave safe. Use oven mitts to
remove glass carafe from microwave. Glass gets very hot!
Not for use on stovetop. Do not place on heated surface.
Keep out of reach from children and infants.
CAUTION - use caution while handling all parts of the French press, including the filters. There
are sharp edges that need to be handled with care. The edges of the stainless-steel housing are
very sharp! Be sure to inspect glass carafe for chips, cracks or other sharp edges before use.
CAUTION! EXTREMELY HOT WATER. Use extreme caution when handling all parts of the
French press; boiling/hot water is used to brew coee and can burn.
While pouring, hold French press with hands: one hand on the handle and the other hand by
the round knob on the top of the plunger. See illustration in Step for details.
Inspect the plunger, filters, and all other components for any frayed or scrap metal. Do not use
French press if any frayed or scrap metal is found.
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Bring water to a boil ( degrees), and let
it sit for seconds before pouring water
into the carafe. Please use caution as water
is extremely hot.
Clean the French press: fill French
press full with hot water, then press
the plunger down. Swirl the hot water
inside the French press for seconds,
pull the plunger up, remove the lid, and
discard the rinse water.
Brewing Guide
Use tablespoons ( g) of coarse ground
coee beans per oz of water. For a weaker
brew use about tbsp per oz of water. For a
stronger brew, use tbsp per oz of water.
For example: if you want to make oz cups
of coee, you would need to measure out
tbsp of coarse coee grounds and oz of hot
water.
Pour ground coee into French press.
Gently shake back and forth to settle
grounds.
Pour of your hot water evenly over grounds
and stir gently for about seconds to mix
grounds evenly. Pour the remaining amount of
your hot water into the French press. Do not
overfill! Leave at least inch space between
the glass carafe and the bottom of the lid.
Place lid on French press with plunger pulled
up and let it steep for about minutes.
Slowly press plunger down, to avoid hot
liquid from flowing upwards, turn spout
away from you when lowering plunger.
Important: while pouring, ensure the lid is on. Use one hand to hold the handle and the other hand to
gently press the top of the plunger to prevent the glass carafe from slipping out of the stainless-steel
housing. See illustrations above for details. Pour into mug immediately. If coee sits for too long in the
French press it becomes bitter.
All materials are food safe and surpass U.S. F.D.A. and European Commission standards.
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