Zojirushi VE Hybrid Water Boiler & Warmer
Operating Instructions
Model: CV-DCC40 / CV-DCC50
Important Safeguards
Basic safety precautions should always be followed when using electrical appliances, including the following:
- Read all instructions thoroughly.
- Avoid touching hot surfaces and do not close or clog the steam vent opening under any circumstances. The handles and knobs are provided for your safety and protection.
- To safeguard against fire, electric shock and possible injury, keep the power cord, plugs and the appliance away from water or other liquids.
- Close supervision is recommended when any appliance is used by or near children.
- Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow the appliance to cool before adding or removing parts, and before cleaning the appliance.
- Do not use or operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug. If the appliance malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner, unplug the appliance and return it to the nearest authorized service facility or dealer for examination, repair or adjustment.
- The use of accessories or attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer may result in fire, electric shock or other injury to persons.
- Do not use outdoors.
- Keep the power cord away from hot surfaces and do not let the cord hang over the edge of tables or counters.
- Do not place on or near a heated surface such as a gas or electric stove, or in a heated oven.
- Always use extreme caution when moving an appliance containing hot liquids.
- The plug to the appliance should be attached first before plugging the cord into a wall outlet.
- Do not use the appliance for other than intended or specified purposes.
- To protect against electrical hazard, unplug the cord before cleaning.
- Scalding may occur if the lid is removed during boiling cycles.
Note: This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug was designed to fit into a polarized outlet in only one direction. If the plug does not fit fully into the outlet, do not attempt to force it or modify it in any way. Simply reverse the plug and insert. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician.
Save these instructions
This appliance is for household use only.
A. A short detachable power-supply cord has been provided for your safety. To reduce risks from entanglement or tripping, a longer cord is not recommended.
B. Extension cords should only be used if care is exercised.
C. If using an extension cord: (1) the marked electrical rating of the detachable power-supply cord or extension cord should be at least as high as the electrical rating of the appliance; (2) if the appliance is of the grounded type, the extension cord should have a ground-type 3-pronged plug; and (3) the longer cord should not drape over the countertop or tabletop where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over.
Warnings and Cautions
These WARNINGS and CAUTIONS are intended to protect you and others from personal injury and household damage. To ensure safe operation, please follow carefully.
WARNINGS
- Do not modify the product. Only a repair technician may disassemble or repair this unit.
- Do not immerse the product in water or splash it with water, and do not put it on a wet surface such as a sink.
- Do not allow liquid to come into contact with the Receptacle or Power Cord.
- Do not plug or unplug the Power Cord if your hands are wet.
- Do not touch the Steam Vent or bring your hands or face near the Steam Vent.
- Do not cover the Steam Vent with anything such as a dishcloth.
- Do not allow children to use the product unsupervised. Keep it out of the reach of infants.
- Do not fill over the Maximum Water Level Line.
- Always remove the Upper Lid before disposing hot water.
- Do not tilt or shake the product or carry in your arms. Do not move it or drain hot water by holding the Upper Lid.
- Do not tilt the product or tip it over.
- Do not slam the Upper Lid when closing.
- Do not remove the Upper Lid while boiling.
- Do not damage the Power Cord. Do not bend, pull, twist, fold, or attempt to modify the Power Cord.
- Do not place it on or near high temperature surfaces or appliances, under heavy items or between objects.
- Do not use the product as a cooler or place ice inside of it.
- Do not allow the end of the Appliance Plug to become soiled with dust or come into contact with any metal objects.
- Do not allow infants or children to put the Appliance Plug in their mouth.
- Insert the Power Plug completely and securely into the electrical outlet.
- Use only an electrical outlet rated at 15 amperes minimum, and do not plug other devices into the same outlet.
- If the blades or surface of the Power Plug become soiled, wipe them clean.
- Do not use a power source other than 120V AC.
- Do not boil anything other than water.
- Replace the Inner Lid Gasket if it becomes discolored white.
CAUTIONS
- Always use caution when opening the Upper Lid and avoid skin contact with steam.
- Do not touch hot surfaces during or for a short period of time after use.
- Please allow the product to cool down before cleaning.
- Do not use the product near walls or furniture.
- Do not swivel or move the product while dispensing water.
- Do not place or use the product on unstable surfaces or on surfaces that are vulnerable to heat.
- Do not attempt to dispense hot water while it is boiling.
- Do not use other Power Cords than the one provided.
- Do not use the Power Cord for other appliances.
- Do not use the Power Cord for overseas models.
- Do not use the product near a heat source or on top of induction heating cookers.
- Unplug the Power Plug from the outlet when the product is not in use.
- Do not touch the Lid Lock when carrying the product.
- Always unplug the product by holding the Power Plug, not by pulling the Power Cord.
- If the Power Cord is damaged, it must be replaced by an appropriate cord or assembly made by the manufacturer or its service agent.
IMPORTANT
- Do not operate the product when it is empty.
- Avoid rough handling, dropping or bumping the product.
- Avoid letting steam make contact with cabinets and walls when using near or under a kitchen shelf.
- Allow the product to dry completely when storing the product in an area where it may freeze for a long period of time.
- Avoid using the product near a radio, TV, computer, etc.
- Do not drag the product over any surface while attempting to move.
- Do not allow hot water to come into contact with the Control Panel or the Water Level Gauge.
- Do not use the product where its steam may come into contact with other electrical appliances.
This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications such as:
- Staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environments;
- Environments comparable to residential living rooms and kitchens;
This appliance is not intended for use by many unspecified people for a long period of time.
Specifications
Model No. | CV-DCC40 | CV-DCC50 |
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Capacity | 135 oz. (4.0 liters) | 169 oz. (5.0 liters) |
Rating | AC 120V 60Hz | |
Electric Consumption | 840W | |
Average Power Consumption during Keep Warm | 208°F (98°C): Approx. 20W 195°F (90°C): Approx. 16W 175°F (80°C): Approx. 12W 160°F (70°C): Approx. 11W |
208°F (98°C): Approx. 26W 195°F (90°C): Approx. 22W 175°F (80°C): Approx. 17W 160°F (70°C): Approx. 14W |
Length of the Power Cord | 2' 11" (0.9m) | |
External Dimensions (approx. inches) | 8-3/4 (W) x 11-1/8 (D) x 13-7/8 (H) | 8-3/4 (W) x 11-1/8 (D) x 15-3/4 (H) |
External Dimensions (approx. cm) | 22 (W) x 28 (D) x 35 (H) | 22 (W) x 28 (D) x 40 (H) |
Weight (including the Power Cord) | Approx. 7 lbs. (3.2kg) | Approx. 8 lbs. (3.5kg) |
Note: The average Keep Warm electric power consumption is for one hour, provided that the Inner Container is full and the room temperature is approximately 73°F (23°C).
The height refers to the product when the handle is down.
In high altitudes or severely cold areas, the product may not perform as specified. Avoid using the product in such areas or in other extreme conditions.
This product is not suitable for use in countries or regions with different power supply voltages or frequencies.
Parts Names and Functions
The rattling or metallic noise you may hear when opening or closing the Upper Lid or during boiling is normal. (see pg.19)
Water Removal Area: Drain water here.
Maximum Water Level Line:
Control Panel:
Spout: Hot water dispenses from here.
Water Level Gauge:
- REFILL Line: Fill water above the line.
Filter: For care and use instructions, see pg.16.
Power Cord:
- Twist Tie: Please remove the twist tie holding the Power Cord before use. Do not use the Power Cord bundled up. Doing so may cause the Power Cord to become excessively hot, resulting in malfunction.
- Cord
- Power Plug
- Appliance Plug
Inner Lid:
Upper Lid:
Body:
Lid Lock:
Steam Vent: Exercise care during the boiling process as steam emitting from the Steam Vent is very hot.
Inner Lid Gasket (Consumable Part): When the gasket becomes old and turns white, please replace it with a new one (separate charge required). (See pg.16) Not doing so may allow the product to leak hot water when tilted or tipped over resulting in scalding.
Hinge:
Inner Container (Nonstick Coating):
Handle:
Receptacle: Appliance Plug inserts here.
Swivel Base: Do not let the Power Cord wrap around the Main Body when turning.
Control Panel
DISPENSE button: Press to dispense hot water. (see pg.10, 15) The raised dot (•) in the center of the DISPENSE button is provided for those with visual impairment.
CAFÉ DRIP light:
BOIL light:
QUICK TEMP light:
REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button: Starts the Reboil mode. (see pg.11) Sets the Quick Temp mode. (see pg.14) Also used when performing the Citric Acid Cleaning (to initiate cleaning, press this button for more than 3 seconds). (see pg.17)
TEMP SET button: Sets the Keep Warm temperature. (see pg.12)
KEEP WARM light:
UNLOCK button: This button must be pressed to dispense hot water. (see pg.10) Press this button again for Café Drip Dispensing mode. (see pg.15)
UNLOCK light:
TIMER button: Use when setting the Energy-Saving Timer function. (see pg.14)
ENERGY-SAVING TIMER button:
Display: LCD display shows the water temperature and Timer settings. NOTE: Illustration is for reference only. Actual display will not show all functions simultaneously during use.
How to Open/Close the Upper Lid
To Open: 1. Press the indented area of the Lid Lock with your thumb. 2. Pull the Lid Lock up with your fingers to open the Upper Lid.
To Close: Depress the Upper Lid until it clicks shut.
How to Detach/Attach the Upper Lid
To Detach: 1. Open the Upper Lid to about a 45-degree angle. 2. Push the Upper Lid Detach button. 3. Pull the Upper Lid forward and up at an angle.
To Attach: Push the Upper Lid back into place at the same angle.
Boil Mode
Step 1: Open the Upper Lid and fill the Inner Container with water using a pitcher or other container.
To monitor the amount of water you are filling, look at the thickness of the stripes on the Water Level Gauge.
Note: Do not fill the Inner Container directly from a water faucet or place the product on a wet surface such as a sink. (Exposing the heating element directly to water may cause malfunction.)
Step 2: Close the Upper Lid and connect the Power Cord.
Close the Upper Lid securely. To ensure safe operation while boiling and to prevent scalds if the product is overturned.
It automatically starts the boiling process.
The BOIL light turns on and the Display shows the water temperature. Below 170°F: Display shows the water temperature in 10°F increments. Above 175°F: Display shows 「175」→「180」→「185」→「190」→「195」→「200」→「205」→「212」。
Note: Do not allow the end of the Appliance Plug to get soiled with dust or come into contact with metal objects such as pins.
Be sure to insert the Power Cord securely. Otherwise, may cause electric shock, short circuit, smoke or fire.
How to set the Quick Temp mode: see pg. 14
Temperature Conversion Guide
Fahrenheit (°F) | Celsius (°C) |
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212 | 100 |
208 | 98 |
195 | 90 |
175 | 80 |
160 | 70 |
73 | 23 |
Note: The first time you use the product you may notice the smell of plastic. This is normal and will gradually fade away.
At your initial use or when using the product after a long period of storage: Attach the Filter, fill the Inner Container with water to the MAX line and boil as directed. Once it reaches a boil, dispense about 34 oz. (1 liter) of water and dispose the remaining water. Fill with fresh water.
When using mineral or Alkalized lonic water: When mineral or Alkalized lonic water is used, a floating residue may develop or a milky white substance may form on the surface of the Inner Container. This is due to the ingredients in the water and is harmless to your health. Frequent cleaning is recommended.
- Avoid splashing water on the Body or Control Panel. (May cause malfunction.)
- Do not fill over the Maximum Water Level Line. (Hot water may overflow from the Steam Vent.)
- Do not fill the Inner Container with hot water. (The Automatic Shut-Off function may be activated.) (see pg.11)
- Do not fill the Inner Container with any liquid other than water.
- Do not use water additives such as charcoal for water purification or mineral additives. (Small particles may get clogged inside of the product.)
When boiling has completed, a melody sounds and it automatically switches to 195°F Keep Warm mode.
The BOIL light turns off and "212" appears on the Display.
When the water temperature drops to about 195°F, "195" appears on the Display.
How to change the Information Sound from a melody to a beep. (see pg.15)
Time required to boil water:
- CV-DCC40: Approx. 35 minutes**
- CV-DCC50: Approx. 40 minutes**
(At a room temperature of 73°F with the Inner Container filled to the Maximum Water Level Line with water temperature at 73°F.)
* Includes approx. 4 minutes to Dechlorinate.
Length of time until the water temperature reaches about 195°F:
- CV-DCC40: Approx. 1 hour and 20 minutes
- CV-DCC50: Approx. 1 hour
(At a room temperature of 73°F with the Inner Container filled to the Maximum Water Level Line.)
The length of time for the water temperature to reach 195°F will vary depending on the amount of water and room temperature.
How to set the Keep Warm Mode:
- 208°F Keep Warm Mode. (see pg.12)
- 175°F Keep Warm Mode. (see pg.12)
- 160°F Keep Warm Mode. (see pg.13)
- Vacuum Insulation (Non-Electric) Keep Warm Mode. (see pg.13)
Note:
- Add water when the water level is low during the Keep Warm mode. (The product automatically begins heating the water.) If the water level is still not high enough, it will not automatically switch to Boil. In this case, press the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button to manually start the process. (see pg.11)
- Please follow the instructions below to reduce the risk of scalding:
- Do not cover the Steam Vent with a cloth.
- Do not touch the Steam Vent or bring your hands or face near the Steam Vent.
- Do not open the Upper Lid while the BOIL light is on.
- Do not dispense hot water while it is boiling.
- If you wish to shorten the time, add less water to the Inner Container.
Dispense Hot Water
Step 1: Press the UNLOCK button.
The UNLOCK light turns on and hot water can be dispensed.
Step 2: Press the DISPENSE button to dispense hot water.
You can use the Café Drip Dispensing mode for about 60 seconds while the CAFÉ DRIP light is on.
Note: Do not unlock and press the DISPENSE button if the Inner Container is empty.
Do not swivel the product while dispensing water.
- Initially upon boiling or if it has been a while after dispensing, the water may not be very hot. Please discard the first cup (of the hot water).
- Do not attempt to dispense hot water while boiling.
- Water may not dispense smoothly for a short period of time after boiling.
- Be careful as the Body heats up during the Boil and Keep Warm modes.
Dispose Water
Step 1: Unplug the Power Cord and detach the Upper Lid.
Step 2: Hold the product with both hands and dispose water where indicated "EMPTY FROM HERE" on the wall of the Inner Container.
Hold the Handle securely.
When disposing hot water:
- Take precaution with the hot water and steam. You may scald yourself.
- Take precaution as hot water may drip from the Spout, causing scalds.
Reboil Mode
This function is used when reboiling water in the Keep Warm mode.
Press the REBOIL button.
The BOIL light turns on when the boiling process begins.
When the Reboil process is completed, the product switches to Keep Warm mode.
Pressing the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button twice activates the Quick Temp mode. (see pg. 14)
Do not attempt to dispense hot water while reboiling. Water may not dispense smoothly for a short period of time after reboiling.
Note: Make sure the water level is above the REFILL Line before pressing the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button.
Time required to finish reboiling:
- 208°F Keep Warm Mode: Approx. 3~5 minutes
- 195°F Keep Warm Mode: Approx. 5~7 minutes
(At a room temperature of 73°F (23°C) with the Inner Container filled to the Maximum Water Level Line.)
Automatic Shut-Off Function
The Automatic Shut-Off function activates to shut down power to the heater in order to prevent damage from overheating. The Display will show "HH" to alert you that the Automatic Shut-Off has been activated. The following conditions may cause activation:
- When plugged in without filling the Inner Container with water.
- When the water level is lower than the REFILL Line and boiling has been attempted.
- When the Inner Container is empty or the Upper Lid is left open for adding water.
- When pouring in hot water immediately after plugging in the unit.
Remedy: Unplug the product. Allow the Inner Container to cool. Fill the Inner Container with water and plug back in.
Note:
- Do not plug or unplug the Power Plug or Appliance Plug with wet hands. (Doing so may cause short circuit or electric shock.)
- Do not dispose hot water with the Upper Lid in place. (The Upper Lid may come off, spilling hot water and causing scalds.)
- Do not allow water to splash on the Control Panel, Hinge, Handle or Receptacle. (Could cause scalding or breakdown.)
- Please do not lose the Filter while disposing water.
- Dispose the water at least once a day. (Leaving water in the Inner Container can cause unwanted odor or scale build-up.)
Be careful not to repeat the boiling process without filling the Inner Container with water, as the Nonstick Coating may discolor and peel.
How to Set the Keep Warm Mode
Press the TEMP SET button to change the settings. Each press of the button changes the position of "<" on the Display.
195 → 208 → 195 → 175 → 160 → VACUUM (Default)
For making coffee, tea and instant noodles
208°F Keep Warm Mode
208°F is ideal for making coffee, tea or instant noodles.
Select the "208" on the Display.
When the boiling process has completed, a melody sounds, the BOIL light turns off and the KEEP WARM light turns on.
When the water temperature reaches 208°F, "208" appears on the Display.
Note: Depending on the altitude where the product is used, the Keep Warm mode may be set at 205°F-207°F, in order to prevent continuous boiling.
For making Japanese (green) tea
175°F Keep Warm Mode
175°F is ideal for making Japanese (green) tea.
Select the "175" on the Display.
When the boiling process has completed, a melody sounds, the BOIL light turns off, and the KEEP WARM light begins to blink.
(If initiated during Keep Warm mode, the light will blink 2 seconds after the selection.)
When the water temperature reaches about 175°F, "175" appears on the Display, and the KEEP WARM light stops blinking and remains on.
If you select the Quick Temp mode, the KEEP WARM light will turn on without blinking. (see pg.14)
Length of time for the water temperature to reach 175°F after boiling:
- CV-DCC40: Approx. 4 hours
- CV-DCC50: Approx. 3 hours
(At a room temperature of 73°F with the Inner Container filled to the Maximum Water Level Line.)
The length of time for the water temperature to reach 175°F will vary depending on the amount of water and room temperature.
Note: You will hear two beeps when 195°F Keep Warm mode is selected.
You can change the temperature setting during Keep Warm mode. It may start reboiling depending on the water temperature and the selected setting.
160°F Keep Warm Mode (For preparing baby formula)
160°F is the ideal temperature for preparing baby formula.
Select the "160" on the Display.
When the boiling process has completed, a melody sounds, the BOIL light turns off, and the KEEP WARM light begins to blink.
If initiated during Keep Warm mode, the light will blink 2 seconds after the selection.
Once the water temperature reaches about 160°F, "160" appears on the Display, and the KEEP WARM light stops blinking and remains on.
Length of time for the water temperature to reach 160°F after boiling:
1.0 L | Max Capacity | |
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CV-DCC40 | Approx. 2 hours and 30 minutes | Approx. 6 hours and 30 minutes |
CV-DCC50 | Approx. 1 hour and 50 minutes | Approx. 4 hours and 50 minutes |
(At a room temperature of 73°F.)
The length of time for the water temperature to reach 160°F will vary depending on the amount of water and room temperature.
When preparing baby formula:
- 160°F is ideal for preparing formula. Dissolve the formula and let cool to optimum temperature (slightly higher than body temperature). If fed without cooling, babies are at risk of scalding.
- Be sure to check that the Keep Warm light is on and NOT blinking before dispensing.
- Do not use the Quick Temp mode. (see pg.14)
If the Power Cord is detached:
- Reinsert the Power Cord if it is accidentally detached.
- If the cord is detached for more than a few minutes and reinserted, the product returns to the 195°F Keep Warm mode and may start reboiling automatically.
Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm Mode (For saving electricity)
This mode saves electricity by shutting off the power to the heater after the boiling process is completed and keeps it warm by thermal insulation.
Choose "VACUUM" on the Display.
When the boiling process has completed, a melody sounds, and the BOIL light turns off.
Water temperature during VACUUM INSULATION Keep Warm Mode:
After boiling completes | 2 hours later | 4 hours later | 6 hours later |
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CV-DCC40 | Approx. 190°F | Approx. 178°F | Approx. 167°F |
CV-DCC50 | Approx. 185°F | Approx. 169°F | Approx. 160°F |
(Temperatures are measured in the center of the Inner Container and are based on a room temperature of 73°F, with the maximum amount of water.)
- Temperature is measured in the center of the Inner Container. The water temperature in the upper and lower area will differ as time pass, and the temperature in the center is measured as the average.
- As the water temperature drops, the display temperature may be lower than actual when the Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode is selected.
- The lower the amount of water, the faster the temperature will drop.
- During the Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode, the product will not automatically start reboiling. To resume boiling, manually press the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button.
Quick Temp Mode
This function heats the water to the selected Keep Warm temperature without reaching a boil. The water will reach the selected Keep Warm temperature quicker than the regular Boil mode. Other benefits include reduced steam and reduced energy use. Use this mode when dechlorination is not necessary, such as when using bottled or purified water.
While the water is heating, press the REBOIL button to select the Quick Temp mode.
You cannot activate Quick Temp mode while the product is set at 208°F Keep Warm mode or Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode.
After reaching the selected temperature, it will automatically switch to Keep Warm.
A melody sounds, the QUICK TEMP light turns off and the KEEP WARM light turns on.
Note:
- You cannot select 208°F Keep Warm mode or Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode while Quick Temp mode is activated.
- There may be a lingering chlorine smell if tap water is used while Quick Temp mode is activated. If this is an issue, use the regular Boil mode instead.
- Depending on the amount of water and room temperature the actual water temperature after heating may differ from that shown on the Display.
- Depending on the amount of water, room temperature, and atmospheric pressure, some steam may be produced.
- The Quick Temp mode may be cancelled if the product is left unplugged for several minutes.
Each press of the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button changes the boil mode.
- Regular Boil mode (Default)
- Quick Temp mode
*Holding the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button for more than 3 seconds activates Citric Acid Cleaning mode. (see pg. 17)
Note: Water does not reach a boil under Quick Temp mode, and should not be used to prepare baby formula. Although the water will not reach a boil when Quick Temp mode is activated, the Steam Vent will become hot. Please do not touch it.
Mode Garder chaud à 160 °F: When the water temperature reaches about 175°F (80°C), it will switch to Keep Warm at 160°F (70°C). It takes about 1 hour for the water temperature to reach 160°F.
When the KEEP WARM light stops blinking, it will switch to Keep Warm mode.
Length of time for the water temperature to reach 160°F after heating up is approx. 1 hour.
Energy-Saving Timer Function
The Boiling function will complete after the set time. (The Energy-Saving Timer Function helps save energy by shutting off electricity to the heater until boiling begins.)
Press the TIMER button until the desired length of time is displayed.
Timer settings: (H for hours) 6H → 7H → 8H → 9H → 10H Cancel
You will hear 2 beeps when 6H is selected.
A melody sounds and the Energy-Saving Timer function is activated.
The Boiling function will complete at the set time.
A melody sounds, the BOIL light turns off, and the product switches to Keep Warm mode. (see pg.9, 12, 13)
Boiling may stop earlier than set, depending on room temperature, water temperature and amount of water.
Note:
- To cancel the Timer, press the TIMER button several times or press the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button once.
- When using the Quick Temp mode with the Energy-Saving Timer function, set the Energy-Saving Timer function after selecting the Quick Temp mode.
- If the Power Cord is detached, the Energy-Saving Timer function will be cancelled and must be reset.
Café Drip Dispensing Mode
This mode decreases the amount of water dispensed to 60% of the normal setting, making it suitable for brewing café drip coffee.
Step 1: Press the UNLOCK button twice.
When the CAFÉ DRIP light turns on, Café Drip Dispensing mode is activated.
A new press on the UNLOCK button during Café Drip Dispensing mode returns it to the normal dispensing mode.
When the light turns off, the Automatic Dispense Lock will be activated.
- If the water level is low, it may take longer for water to begin dispensing after pressing the DISPENSE button.
- If the water level is low or boiling has just completed, water may not dispense smoothly.
Step 2: Press the DISPENSE button to dispense hot water.
You can use the Café Drip Dispensing mode for about 60 seconds while the CAFÉ DRIP light is on.
Note:
- Be careful not to burn yourself.
- If using a cone filter placed directly on a cup, be careful not to let it fall inside the cup while brewing.
- When using a manual drip coffee cone, dispense a cup of hot water before brewing. (The first cup may not be hot enough.)
How to Change the Information Sound
Information Sound: The product informs you with a melody or beeps that it has finished boiling or the timer has been set.
Step 1: Press the UNLOCK button for more than 3 seconds during the boiling process or Keep Warm mode.
Each button press changes the Information Sound.
Step 2: Once your desired sound (melody or beep) is heard, the setting is completed.
If the Silent setting is selected, a beep will indicate that the setting has completed. The Information Sound will return to Melody if the product is unplugged.
The different types of sound notification and the moment of their emission:
Type | Melody | Beeping | Silent |
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When Boiling stops | Minuet | 5 long beeps | X |
The timer is set | Beautiful Dreamer | X | X |
Cleaning and Maintenance
Note: Always unplug the Power Cord, dispose all water, and allow to cool completely before cleaning.
Do not attempt to dry the product by turning it upside down when the bottom is wet. (Water may get inside the body and cause it to break or rust.)
Do not use the following:
- Thinner and bleach. (Doing so may cause discoloration, crack, degradation and corrosion.)
- Polishing powder, nylon brushes, anything made with metal, eraser pads, hard nylon sponges and abrasive cleaners. (Doing so may cause corrosion.)
- Detergent. (Hot water may spill out, resulting in scalds or damage. Doing so may cause unwanted odor.)
- Do not use the scrub brushes for any portions other than the Filter. (Doing so may cause corrosion.)
- When using chemical treated cloths, do not rub too hard or leave them on the product for a long time as the surfaces of the product may be damaged by chemical reactions.
- Do not use a dishwasher or dish dryer for cleaning or drying. (May cause the plastic parts to deform.)
- Before storing the product for a longer period of time, dry it completely and pack in a plastic bag to prevent odors from being absorbed.
Inner Lid:
Wipe with a soft wet sponge.
Inner Container:
Perform the Citric Acid Cleaning (see pg.17) periodically.
Especially when...
- Red rust-like spotting is visible on the Inner Container.
- Milky white or gray discoloration and/or filmy objects are found in the water.
- Boiling is louder than usual.
- Hot water has an odor.
(The condition of the Inner Container will vary depending on the water quality and frequency of use.)
Filter:
Remove the Filter from the Inner Container and wash with a soft brush.
Pull the Filter up to release, and press down firmly to attach.
If you find it difficult to clean the Filter, replace it with a new one. (see pg.17)
Never use the product without installing the Filter. (The Filter prevents foreign objects from entering the Electric Pump and obstructing the flow of hot water.)
Power Cord:
Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Body/Upper Lid:
Wipe clean with a damp well-wrung cloth.
Note: Do not wash any part of the Body, Control Panel or Water Level Gauge with water. (May cause malfunction or rust.)
How to Replace the Inner Lid Gasket
The Inner Lid Gasket may need to be replaced due to time and wear. Check it about once a year.
Wipe new Inner Lid Gaskets with a wet soft sponge before attaching to the Inner Lid.
To remove the Inner Lid Gasket:
- Remove the three screws, and remove the Inner Lid. Do not lose these screws.
- Remove the Inner Lid Gasket which is installed on the Inner Lid.
After removing the Inner Lid, check the plastic part of the Upper Lid for abnormalities. →If this part is discolored or if it feels rough to the touch, replace it (there will be a charge for this).
To attach the Inner Lid Gasket:
- Fit the Inner Lid Gasket securely to the outer circumference as shown in the figure.
- Place them correctly onto the Upper Lid and tighten the screws securely.
Hot water may leak from the gap between the Upper Lid and the Body when tilted if the Inner Lid Gasket becomes old and turns white. This may result in scalds. If hot water spews from the gap or there is steam even after replacing the Inner Lid Gasket, other parts may be in need of repair. Please contact Zojirushi Customer Service.
How to Perform Citric Acid Cleaning
Perform every 1-3 month(s) of usage
Note: In order to prevent gas bubbles and bubbling-over, the Citric Acid Cleaner for Electric Water Boilers (CD-K03E-JU) is recommended for cleaning. To purchase this cleaner, please visit an authorized Zojirushi dealer or www.zojirushi.com.
Preparation:
Check that the Filter is attached to the Inner Container.
Note: Do not drink the water used for citric acid cleaning.
Note: If the Filter is dirty, remove it from the Inner Container, wash with a soft brush and reinstall.
Note: Do not fill over the Maximum Water Level Line. (Hot water may spill out, resulting in scalds.)
Step 1: Put 1 package of the Citric Acid Cleaner CD-K03E-JU in a cup and add warm water to dissolve. Pour it into the Inner Container and fill with water to the Maximum Water Level Line.
Step 2: Close the Upper Lid, insert the Power Plug and press the REBOIL button for more than 3 seconds.
Beeps when the cleaning process begins.
Beeps when the cleaning process is completed.
Cleaning time: Approx. 1.5 hours.
*Cleaning times may vary depending on the amount of water, water temperature and room temperature.
Step 3: Unplug the Power Plug, detach the Upper Lid and dispose water where indicated "EMPTY FROM HERE." (Please take precautions not to splash water on the Hinge.)
Step 4: To rinse, fill the Inner Container with water. Boil and dispense about a cup of hot water to rinse out the Spout, allow to cool, then dispose the remaining water.
When disposing hot water:
- Take precaution with the hot water and steam. You may scald yourself.
- Take precaution as hot water may drip from the Spout, causing scalds.
Note: Repeated citric acid cleaning may be necessary for hard-to-remove residues or if water does not dispense smoothly.
If mineral or Alkalized Ionic water is used, calcium tends to build up on the surface of the Inner Container. If scale accumulates on the Inner Container or the Filter, boiling may become louder than usual and water may not dispense smoothly. Frequent cleaning is recommended when using mineral or Alkalized Ionic water.
To cancel the Citric Acid Cleaning at any time, unplug the Power Plug for more than 5 seconds.
Replacement Parts
Replacement parts may be available for an additional charge. Please replace damaged parts only with new parts.
When replacing parts, please record the model number and part name beforehand. Then contact either the store where you purchased the product or Zojirushi Customer Service.
Parts Names | Parts Number |
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Inner Lid Gasket | 627303-00 |
Filter | 627402-00 |
Citric Acid Cleaner for Electric Water Boilers (1 oz./30g×4 packets) | CD-K03E-JU |
Zojirushi Customer Service 1-800-733-6270 www.zojirushi.com
Q&A on Product Use
Question | Answer | Page |
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Is it okay to use the product for heating liquids other than water? | Do not fill the product with any liquid other than water. It may cause malfunction, or may overflow and cause scalding. | p. 21 |
Does the water need to be changed every day? | To prevent scale from building up, please change the water at least once a day. | p. 28 |
Is it okay to use mineral water or Alkalized lonic water? | Yes. However, when mineral or Alkalized lonic water is used, a floating residue may develop or milky white substance may form on the surface of the Inner Container. This is due to the ingredients in the water and is harmless to your health. Frequent cleaning is recommended. | p. 27 |
I accidentally drank water while performing the Citric Acid Cleaning. Is this harmful to my health? | Please follow the instructions shown on the package of the citric acid cleaner CD-K03E-JU. | p. 35 |
Is it okay to go out while the product is turned on? | It is safe to use the product unattended as it has an Automatic Shut-Off function (power to the heater will be automatically turned off), which will be activated once it is empty of water. However be careful not to repeat the boiling process without filling the Inner Container with water, as the Nonstick Coating may discolor and peel. | p. 29 |
Troubleshooting Guide
Please check the following points before calling for service.
Condition | Cause | Remedy |
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Water does not heat up. | Power Plug is not connected to an electrical outlet. | Connect the Power Plug. |
Water does not boil. | The Quick Temp mode is selected. (Water does not reach a boil under Quick Temp mode.) | Press the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button, select the regular Boil mode. (see pg.14) |
Hot water has a disagreeable odor. | Scale or other residue has accumulated on the Inner Container. You have not performed citric acid cleaning regularly. |
Perform citric acid cleaning. (see pg.17) |
• A mild plastic odor may be noticeable with a new product. This odor will gradually fade away. | The product has not been used for a long time. | Boil water, unlock and dispense about 34 oz. (1 liter) of hot water. Discard the remaining. (see pg.9) |
• You may smell chlorine (used for sterilization of tap water) after boiling. | If tap water is used under Quick Temp mode, it will take an additional 15 minutes after boiling completes to remove up to 80% of the chlorine. | If this is an issue, use the regular Boil mode instead. (see pg.14) |
Water pours out by itself from the Spout or Steam Vent. | Check that the Inner Container is not filled over the Maximum Water Level Line. | Pour out the excess water until it is below the Maximum Water Level Line. |
The Quick Temp mode cannot be selected. | Is the 208°F or Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode selected? | Select the 195, 175 or 160°F Keep Warm mode, then select the Quick Temp mode. (see pg.14) |
The 208°F or Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode cannot be selected during the Quick Temp mode. | You cannot select the 208°F or Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode during the Quick Temp mode. | |
Water cools easily during Vacuum Insulation Keep Warm mode. | The amount of water kept warm is too low. | Add water (below the Maximum Water Level Line) and press the REBOIL/QUICK TEMP button. |
Water does not dispense or does not pour properly. | Hot water does not pour properly a few minutes after boiling. | Open the Upper Lid to release air bubbles, then close. (Be careful of steam when opening the Upper Lid.) |
Scale or other residue has accumulated on the Inner Container and Filter. | Clean the Inner Container and Filter. (see pg.16) | |
The Automatic Dispense Lock is engaged. | Press the UNLOCK button, then press the DISPENSE button. (see pg.10) | |
Power Plug is not connected to an electrical outlet. | Connect the Power Plug. | |
Calcium may build up in the water route and prevent water from dispensing smoothly. | Perform citric acid cleaning. (see pg.17) |
Error Displays and their meaning
Condition | Cause | Remedy |
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Il y a un résidu vaporeux et flottant. (Est-ce le revêtement antiadhésif qui se détache ?) | Ce résidu est dû aux minéraux présents dans l'eau, non à la corrosion du récipient interne ou au détachement du revêtement antiadhésif. | Effectuer un nettoyage à l'acide citrique. (voir p. 35) |
Des corps d'un blanc laiteux et à surface rugueuse se sont accumulés à la surface du récipient interne. L'ébullition est plus bruyante que d'ordinaire. | Une accumulation excessive de tartre et autres dépôts à la surface du récipient interne peut rendre l'ébullition plus bruyante. | Tartre. Avec le temps et à l'usage, du calcium et d'autres minéraux présents dans l'eau s'accumulent à la surface du récipient interne et du filtre. Il s'agit de « tartre » et celui-ci est sans danger pour la santé. |
Des taches semblables à de la rouille apparaissent à la surface du récipient interne. | Elles sont causées par la présence de fer dans l'eau, et non par la détérioration du récipient interne. | Si cette partie est décolorée ou rude au toucher, la remplacer. |
Des résidus blancs flottent dans l'eau, | Retirer le couvercle intérieur et vérifier l'absence d'anomalies sur la partie en plastique du couvercle supérieur. (voir p. 34) | Le cas échéant, jeter la première tasse (d'eau chaude). |
L'eau n'est pas chaude. | Il se peut que l'eau ne soit pas très chaude au moment où elle commence à peine à bouillir ou quand un certain temps s'est écoulé après la distribution. | Appuyer sur le bouton REBOUILLIR/TEMP. RAPIDE. (voir p. 31 et 32) |
Le bâti devient chaud. | Quand la température de l'eau et/ou la température ambiante sont élevées, la surface extérieure du bâti peut atteindre jusqu'à 140 °F (60 °C). Il ne s'agit pas d'un dysfonctionnement. | |
Le cordon d'alimentation devient chaud. | Le cordon d'alimentation pourra devenir chaud pendant l'ébullition. Ce n'est pas un dysfonctionnement. | |
Vous pourrez entendre un cliquetis ou bruit métallique lors de l'ouverture ou de la fermeture du couvercle supérieur ou pendant l'ébullition. | Ce son, qui n'indique aucune anomalie, est celui du déplacement du poids qui prévient le déversement de l'eau chaude lorsque la bouilloire est retournée sur elle-même. | |
De l'humidité s'accumule dans la fenêtre de l'afficheur. | Si on remplit la bouilloire d'eau à partir d'un robinet, ou si la bouilloire est placée directement sur un évier mouillé, de l'eau peut pénétrer dans le bâti et générer de l'humidité dans l'afficheur. Si cela se produit, cesser d'utiliser la bouilloire et la laisser sécher telle quelle pour éviter un court-circuit ou un choc électrique. | |
Un bip est émis, les voyants s'allument et "HH" apparaît sur l'afficheur. | Il reste peu d'eau dans le récipient interne ou on a ajouté de l'eau chaude au récipient interne, faisant s'engager la fonction d'arrêt automatique. | Débrancher la fiche mâle du cordon d'alimentation et attendre jusqu'à ce que le récipient interne refroidisse. Ajouter de l'eau et rebrancher le cordon d'alimentation. (voir p. 29) |
2 voyants clignotent en même temps et l'afficheur indique un carré qui tourne. | Le récipient interne est dans un cycle de nettoyage à l'acide citrique. | Pour annuler le cycle de nettoyage à l'acide citrique, débrancher la fiche mâle du cordon d'alimentation et attendre plus de 5 secondes avant de la rebrancher. (voir p. 35) |
3 ou 4 s'affiche. | Cela indique un dysfonctionnement. | Veuillez appeler le Service Clientèle de Zojirushi. |
Joint du couvercle intérieur | Le joint du couvercle intérieur étant un consomptible, il doit être vérifié chaque année. Si de la vapeur s'échappe par l'intervalle entre le couvercle supérieur et le bâti, ou si le joint blanchit ou se décolore, le remplacer par un neuf. (voir p. 34) | |
Pièces en plastique | La partie en plastique du couvercle supérieur peut se détériorer à l'usage. Lorsque l'on remplace le joint du couvercle intérieur, vérifier la partie en plastique. Si elle est décolorée ou si sa surface est rude au toucher, remplacer le couvercle supérieur (vendu séparément). (Pour les parties en plastique, nous prenons soin d'utiliser des matériaux sûrs et hygiéniques, conçus pour le contact avec la nourriture). |
Le revêtement antiadhésif du récipient interne peut s'endommager à l'usage. Contacter le détaillant ou appeler le Service Clientèle de Zojirushi au: 1-800-733-6270.