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dishwasher. Do not place any other parts of the coffee maker in the dishwasher. • To clean the permanent filter, empty the grounds and rinse thoroughly. • Do not clean the inside of the water reservoir with a cloth as the cloth may have a lint residue that could clog the coffee maker. For stubborn stains, use a nylon or plastic pad with a non-abrasive cleaner. Do not use metal scouring pads or abrasive cleansers. Calcium deposits may build up in the coffee maker as a result of minerals commonly found in drinking water. The build-up is normal and may result in a slow down of the coffee maker's brewing time. The slow down can be eliminated by periodically decalcifying the coffee maker. • To decalcify, fill the carafe with cold water and two tablespoons of white vinegar. Pour the solution into the water reservoir, then close the lid. Place the carafe on the warming plate and allow the coffee maker to brew the vinegar solution. While decalcifying, do not use a filter in the filter basket. When the vinegar solution has finished brewing, empty the carafe and rinse it out with cold water. Refill the water reservoir with cold water only and run another brew cycle to remove any remaining vinegar solution. Repeat if necessary.

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dishwasher.
Do
not
place
any
other
parts
of
the
coffee
maker
in
the
dishwasher.
•
To
clean
the
permanent
filter,
empty
the
grounds
and
rinse
thoroughly.
•
Do
not
clean
the
inside
of
the
water
reservoir
with
a
cloth
as
the
cloth
may
have
a
lint
residue
that
could
clog
the
coffee
maker.
For
stubborn
stains,
use
a
nylon
or
plastic
pad
with
a
non-abrasive
cleaner.
Do
not
use
metal
scouring
pads
or
abrasive
cleansers.
Calcium
deposits
may
build
up
in
the
coffee
maker
as
a
result
of
minerals
commonly
found
in
drinking
water.
The
build-up
is
normal
and
may
result
in
a
slow
down
of
the
coffee
maker's
brewing
time.
The
slow
down
can
be
eliminated
by
periodically
decalcifying
the
coffee
maker.
•
To
decalcify,
fill
the
carafe with
cold
water
and
two
tablespoons
of
white
vinegar.
Pour
the
solution
into
the
water
reservoir,
then
close
the
lid.
Place
the
carafe
on
the
warming
plate
and
allow
the
coffee
maker
to
brew
the
vinegar
solution.
While
decalcifying,
do
not
use
a
filter
in
the
filter
basket.
When
the
vinegar
solution
has
finished
brewing,
empty
the
carafe
and
rinse
it
out
with
cold
water.
Refill
the
water
reservoir
with
cold
water
only
and
run
another
brew
cycle
to
remove
any
remaining
vinegar
solution.
Repeat
if
necessary.