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Fresh Time Cafe
KAM 100 automatic
Kaffeeautomat mit integrierter Kaffeemühle
Coffee Maker with integrated Coffee Mill
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Operating instructions
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Istruzioni per l’uso
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Ausstattung
A Frischwasserbehälter mit Deckel
B Schwenkfilter mit Filtereinsatz und
Antitropfventil
C Kaffeekrug mit Tassenmarkierung und
Krugdeckel
D Warmhalteplatte beschichtet
E Typschild (Geräteunterseite)
F Bedienelemente
G Display
H Kaffeemehlauswurf
J Mahlgradeinstellung
K Vorratsbehälter Kaffeemühle mit Deckel
L Mahlgradposition
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Features
A Fresh water container with lid
B Swivelling filter with filter insert and
non-drip valve
C Coffee jug with cup mark and jug lid
D Coated warming plate
E Rating plate (underside of appliance)
F Controls
G Display
H Ground coffee ejection
J Grind setting
K Coffee mill storage container with cover
L Grind position
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Bedienelemente
A Display für Anzeige: Tageszeit (bzw. Einschaltzeit),
Tassenmenge, Kaffeestärke
B Taste für Ein/Aus
C Taste für Programmaktivierung
D Uhrstelltaste für Stunden
E Programmiertaste für Einschaltzeit, Tassenmenge,
Kaffeestärke
F Uhrstelltaste für Minuten
G Taste für Tassenmenge
H Taste für Kaffeestärke
J Betriebsanzeige rot für Ein/Aus
K Betriebsanzeige gelb für „Programm“-aktiviert
Controls
A Display for: time of day (switch-on time),
number of cups, coffee strength
B On/Off button
C Program activating button
D Clock setting button for hours
E Programming button for switch-on time,
number of cups, coffee strength
F Clock setting button for minutes
G Number of cups button
H Coffee strength button
J Red On/Off operating indicator
K Amber “Program”-activated operating
indicator
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Dear customer, g Please read these operating instructions
through carefully. Please make
sure you read the safety instructions
on the first pages of these operating
instructions! Keep the operating
instructions for future reference. Pass
them on to any future owners.
1 Safety instructions
The appliance must only ever be connected
to an electricity supply whose
voltage, current, and frequency are the
same as those specified on the rating
plate (see underside of appliance)!
Never bring the lead into contact with
hot appliance parts!
Do not pull the plug out of the socket
by tugging on the lead!
Do not operate the appliance if:
– the electric lead is damaged, or
– the housing shows any visible signs
of damage.
For functional reasons, the warming
plate, coffee jug, and filter cover get
hot while the coffee maker is in operation.
Keep children well away!
After making coffee, do not fill the
appliance, while still hot, with water.
Switch off the appliance and let it cool
for around 5 minutes!
Follow the descaling instructions!
Before undertaking any maintenance
or cleaning work, make sure that the
appliance is switched off and unplugged
from the electricity supply!
Never immerse the basic appliance in
water!
Do not leave the appliance switched on
unnecessarily.
Only ever use the coffee mill for grinding
roasted coffee beans. Never use it
for other granular foods.
Make sure that there are no foreign
bodies in the coffee being ground. The
manufacturer cannot accept any warranty
in case of contravention.
; This appliance complies with the follo-
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Should any repair be necessary, including
replacement of the mains lead,
the coffee maker should be sent to the
specialist retailer (since special tools
have to be used) from whom it was
purchased or to the AEG service centre.
Repairs to electrical appliances may
only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Any improper repairs or tampering may
seriously endanger the user.
The manufacturer will not be liable for
any damage caused by improper use or
failure to operate the appliance as
instructed.
wing EC Directives:
–73/23/EEC of 19.02.1973 – Low-
Voltage Directive (including Amendment
Directive93/68/EEC)
–89/336/EEC of 03.05.1989 EMC (Electro-magnetic
Compatibility) Directive
(including Amendment Directive 92/
31/EEC).
Flex compartment (Fig. 3)
Your appliance is fitted with a flex
compartment. If the length of lead
required to reach the plug socket is too
great, you can place unwanted flex in
the compartment on the appliance
back.
Before using the appliance for
the first time
Before making coffee for the first time,
you should first make one or two brews
using water only.
Fill the fresh water container with cold
water as far as the upper cup mark and
let it percolate through into the coffee
jug without ground coffee and filter
paper while the appliance is switched
on. For switching on press button .
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Preparatory steps
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1 Filling with water (Fig. 4)
Unfold the lid of the fresh water container
(Fig. 1/A) and fill the container
with clear, cold tap water.
To measure the quantity you require,
you can use the coffee jug. There are
cup marks
– in the fresh water container and
– on the coffee jug.
The marks apply to the quantity of
fresh water. The quantity of coffee you
will obtain later is smaller, since the
ground coffee absorbs water.
Never use hot water. Never fill the
fresh water container with milk, readymade
coffee, tea, etc.
2 Inserting the filter paper
(Fig. 5)
Place one size 4 paper filter in the filter
insert, folding over the side and lower
edge beforehand.
To ensure that no aroma is lost during
coffee grinding and brewing, your coffee
maker has an aroma lid. Please
make sure it is always properly seated:
on its underside, the aroma lid has a
semicircular rib, which you should fit in
the matching recess on the filter holder.
The opening with the sealing lip
then sits on the left.
Reclose the lid of the fresh water container.
3 Placing the coffee jug with lid
on the warming plate (Fig. 6)
4 Coffee mill
4.1 Filling the storage container
with coffee beans (Fig. 7)
The coffee mill has a storage container
(Fig. 1/K) which always keeps the coffee
beans aroma-fresh. Fill up the container
and close the lid firmly.
The storage container holds around
125 g coffee beans.
4.2 Setting the grind (Fig. 8)
You can vary the grind and accordingly
match it to the bean roast with the
adjusting ring (Fig. 1/J). 1 = ● is the
setting for light beans, 2 = ● is the
setting for dark beans. We recommend
you start with a medium setting which
is suitable for commercially available
grades of coffee.
5 Setting functions with the
controls (Fig. 2)
5.1 First use:
Plug in the appliance, the display
(Fig. 2/A) shows (whereby the
time indicator flashes):
Your appliance has a timer enabling
you to set the time of day and to preprogram
the switch-on time up to 24 h
in advance.
Now press the corresponding buttons
(for longer than 1 second in each case).
5.2 Setting the time of day
Setting the hours:
Button (Fig. 2/D)
Setting the minutes:
Button Fig. 2/F)
5.3 Number of cups
Button (Fig. 2/G)
5.4 Coffee strength
Button (Fig. 2/H)
The wandering saucer in the display
means from left to right: weak,
medium, or strong coffee.
You want e.g.: 4 cups of mediumstrength
coffee.
The display shows:

5.5 Preselecting the switch-on
time, number of cups, and coffee
strength:
You press:
Button (Fig. 2/E)
Button (Fig. 2/D)
Button (Fig. 2/F)
To preselect the number of cups and
coffee strength, see points 5.3 and 5.4.
You want e.g.:
4 cups of medium-strength coffee
for 08.00 in the morning.
The display shows:
Button (Fig. 2/E) completes the
programming. The time of day and
normal mode settings reappear (in
Prog mode, the saucer of the coffee
strength setting flashes).
6 Making coffee
You have taken the preparatory steps
from point 1 - point 5 (see above) and
now have various coffee making options.
6.1 Coffee made from already
ground coffee (Fig. 9 and 2)
Fill with water (point 1), insert filter
paper (point 2), fill with ground coffee,
place coffee jug on warming plate
(point 3), and then press button
(Fig. 2/B). The red operating indicator
(Fig. 2/J) lights up.
The brewing cycle starts.
6.2 Coffee made from already
ground coffee with preprogramming
of the switch-on time
(Fig. 9 and 2)
Fill with water (point 1), insert filter
paper (point 2), fill with ground coffee,
place coffee jug on warming plate
(point 3), and then press buttons ,
, , , (Fig. 2/B). The
amber operating indicator lights up.
The brewing cycle starts automatically
at the entered time. At the switch-on
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time, the amber operating indicator
(Fig. 2/K) goes out and the red operating
indicator (Fig. 2/J) lights up.
Note: If the once preprogrammed
switch-on time is not to be changed,
you need only press the button to
activate the program.
6.3 Coffee via coffee mill (Fig.
10, 11, and 2)
Fill with water (point 1), insert filter
paper (point 2), place coffee jug on
warming plate (point 3), set number of
cups via and coffee strength
via . Swivel swivelling filter (Fig. 10)
to the left until it engages.
Press button . The red operating
indicator (Fig. 2/J) lights up. When the
grinding cycle has ended, the filter
automatically swivels into the brewing
position (Fig. 11), and the brewing cycle
starts.
6.4 Coffee via coffee mill with
preprogramming of the switchon
time (Fig. 10, 11, and 2)
Fill with water (point 1), insert filter
paper (point 2), place coffee jug on
warming plate (point 3), and then press
buttons , , , , , ,
. The amber operating indicator
(Fig. 2/K) lights up. Swivel swivelling
filter (Fig. 10) to the left until it engages.
At the preprogrammed time, the grinding
and brewing cycle starts automatically.
At the switch-on time, the
amber operating indicator (Fig. 2/K)
goes out and the red operating indicator
(Fig. 2/J) lights up. After the grinding
cycle, the filter automatically
swivels into the brewing position (Fig.
11).
Note: If the once preprogrammed
switch-on time, number of cups, and
coffee strength are not to be changed,
you need only press the button to
activate the program.
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6.5 Quick start
If the appliance is preprogrammed via
the „Auto” function (the amber “Program”-activated
operating indicator
lights up) but you want your coffee
before the programming time, you
should press the button (Fig. 2/B).
The red operating indicator (Fig. 2/J)
lights up, and the amber “Program”activated
operating indicator goes out.
The grinding and brewing cycle starts
at once.
6.6 Deactivating the “Auto”
function
You have programmed the “Auto”
function but would like the program
not to start. You should then simply
press the button . The amber operating
indicator goes out. The normal
indications appear in the display (Fig.
2/A).
6.7 Switching off
You use the button (Fig. 2/B) to
switch off the appliance.
7 Warming plate (Fig. 1/D)
After each brewing cycle, the warming
plate keeps the coffee in the glass jug
warm. 2 hours after the brewing cycle,
the appliance automatically switches
off.
8 Removing the jug (Fig. 12)
If the jug is removed, the non-drip
valve prevents any dripping.
9 Cleaning (it is important that
you observe these instructions)
9.1 Coffee mill (Fig. 14-16)
From time to time (at latest when a
blockage occurs), it is necessary to
clean the grinder channel to free it
from oily coffee residues.
To do this, proceed as follows: open the
lid on the fresh water container and
turn the screw (e.g. with a coin) on the
grinder channel cover to „open"
(Figure 14). Take hold of the grinder
channel cover at the front left and
remove it slowly (Figure 15). Place a
paper filter in the swivelling filter and
rotate it to the grinding position until
it clicks. Using a suitable tool (e.g.
brush), "brush" the coffee residues into
the paper filter (Figure 16). Another
good way of removing coffee residues
is to use a vacuum cleaner. In the case
of a more serious blockage, in particular
in the rear section of the grinder
channel, run the grinder for 1 to 2
seconds to press out the blockage with
freshly ground coffee. Repeat if necessary.
Then wipe out the grinder channel
with a dry cloth and swivel the filter
back through the resistance to the
brewing position. Empty the paper filter,
replace the cover and turn the
screw back to the „close" position.
Check that the cover is correctly seated.
Your coffee machine is now ready
for use again.
When dark, oily coffee beans are used,
the grinder channel must be cleaned
more frequently than if light beans are
used.
You can avoid grinder channel blokkages
by:
Not using frozen coffee beans, water
condenses on these on defrosting,
this can cause a blockage.
Not swivelling the filter back to the
grinding position immediately after
brewing, steam rising from the coffee
grounds can cause a blockage.
Positioning the appliance sufficiently
far away from the cooker or
a deep fat fryer, fat can cause a
blockage.
Always keeping the container for the
coffee beans closed.
Clean the storage container of the
coffee mill (Fig. 1/K) free from the
oily residues of coffee beans from
time to time with a dry cloth.

9.2 Coffee part (Fig. 13/A and B)
The filter insert can be removed for
emptying and cleaning.
Remove the glass jug and unfold the
lid of the fresh water container (Fig. 1/
A), place your finger in the rear handle
recess (Fig. 13/A), and pull up the brakket.
The filter insert is then unlocked
and can be removed for cleaning. You
should operate the filter valve several
times during cleaning. To insert, press
the filter bracket vertically upwards
and into the rear handle recess by its
lug. Place the bracket for the fresh
water container in position (Fig. 13/B).
The filter insert is now relocked.
Please make sure it is inserted properly!
Now place the glass jug on the warming
plate.
Only ever clean the appliance with a
damp cloth. Never immerse it in
water! Only the coffee jug and jug lid
are dish-washer-safe.
Descaling - to prolong the life of
your coffee maker
You are recommended to descale your
coffee maker every 3 months as a precaution.
If you are using a gold filter,
you should remove it from the filter
insert before the descaling cycle.
For descaling, you should use an environmentally
friendly descaling agent.
Please only ever use it according to the
manufacturer’s instructions. Never use
any scale solvent based on concentrated
formic acid. Also never use any
descaling powder. Always first fill the
fresh water container with cold water
and then add the descaling agent.
Never vice versa. Place the coffee jug
with lid on the warming plate. Leave
the descaling solution to work for
around 15 minutes, and only then
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switch on the appliance. After all the
descaling solution has percolated
through, switch off the appliance.
Repeat the descaling cycle if necessary.
Then repeat the percolation cycle at
least twice with clean water. Throroughly
rinse the coffee jug, jug lid, and
swivelling filter under running water.
Operate the filter valve repeatedly
during rinsing.
In the event of a short-term power
failure, the entered data remain stored
for around 30 seconds.
Should the swivelling filter have been
placed in the grinding position by
mistake, it can be swivelled back to the
right manually (by hand).
What to do, when ...
the swivel filter does not swivel properly
to the brewing position?
– Ensure that the filter holder is correctly
seated (Point 9.2)!
– Ensure that the aroma cover is correctly
seated!
the coffee runs into the jug too
slowly?
– Clean the anti-drip valve (Point
9.2)!
– Descale the appliance (see instructions
on descaling)
Spare parts/accessories
Coffee jug
Should your coffee jug ever get broken,
you can obtain a replacement
from your specialist retailer or the AEG
service centre at the appropriate
charge by quoting the model description
of your coffee maker; see the
rating plate (Fig. 1/E).
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2 For the sake of the
environment
Do not simply throw the packaging
away.
– The cardboard packaging material
can be handed in as salvage at your
local waste-paper collection point.
If the following packaging materials
have been used:
– Plastic bags made of polyethylene
(PE) can be handed in to your local
PE collection point.
– Padding made of expanded polystyrene
(PS) is CFC-free and can be
handed in to your local collection
point (recycling depot).
Please ask your local authority for the
address of your nearest recycling
depot.
The used coffee grounds are excellent
for composting.
Customer service
We demand the highest quality of our
products.
Should you nevertheless have any queries
about using this appliance, please
write to us at the address enclosed.
It is only with your help that we can
develop appliances meeting your
requirements.

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