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3. Add desired amount of coffee, referring to the Coffee Measurement Chart below. Shake lightly to level the coffee. 4. Be sure the paper fi lter is centered before closing the fi lter basket. 5. Fill the decanter with cold water to the desired capacity as marked on the decanter. (1 cup = 5 oz.) 6. Pour the water into the water reservoir and place the empty decanter onto the warming plate. Be sure decanter is pressed against the Pause ’N Serve lever to allow coffee to fl ow into decanter. 7. Be sure decanter is centered over the warming plate between the two marks. This keeps the handle cool to the touch. 8. Light campstove burner as advised by Campstove Instruction Manual. Monitor progress of coffee brewing. Never leave a lit campstove unattended. 9. Once coffee stops fl owing, the brewing cycle is complete. Turn stove burner off and serve coffee! 10. After coffeemaker has cooled, remove paper fi lter and coffee grounds and dispose of properly. NOTE: The filter basket can be removed by swinging it open to the right, lifting the basket up an pulling the bottom of the basket out. Rinse the basket and replace by inserting the top post of the basket into the coffeemaker first. WARNING: To avoid risk of personal injury or damage to property as a result of overflow, be sure the decanter is squarely centered under the filter basket during the brew cycle. Brewed coffee and grounds, both in the filter basket and decanter, are very hot. Handle with care to avoid scalding. If filter basket overflows, or if it fails to drain into decanter during brewing cycle, do not open or handle filter basket. Turn stove burner off and wait for contents to cool before handling. Figure 1 COFFEE MEASUREMENT CHART For best results, use drip ground coffee recommended for automatic drip coffeemakers. 2 level tablespoons = 1 level scoop 1 cup = 5 oz. brewed coffee Use more or less coffee to suit taste. CUPS GROUND COFFEE 12 11 Tbsp. or 51/2 Scoops 10 9 “ or 41/2 “ 8 7 “ or 31/2 “ 6 6 “ or 3 “ 4 5 “ or 21/2 “ 2 3 “ or 11/2 “ How To Make Other Hot Drinks & Meals With Your Coleman® Camping Coffeemaker Instant Hot Cider, Instant Hot Chocolate, Oatmeal & Instant Soup 1. Place your Coleman® Camping Coffeemaker on your campstove. 2. Fill decanter with the proper amount of water as described in the directions on your instant mix package. 3. Pour the water into the water reservoir of the coffeemaker. 4. Pour the desired amount of drink mix, oatmeal or soup as described in the packet directions into the decanter. DO NOT POUR MIX INTO WATER RESERVOIR OR FILTER BASKET. 5. Place the decanter on the hot plate making sure the decanter is pressed against the Pause ’N Serve lever. 6. Light campstove burner as advised by Campstove Instruction Manual. 7. Hot water will begin to fi ll the decanter. Never leave a lit campstove unattended. 8. After all the water has been depleted from the water reservoir, TURN STOVE TO OFF, gently stir the mixture to be sure it has all been dissolved, and serve! How To Clean Coffeemaker We suggest cleaning your Coleman Coffeemaker at the following intervals: • 40 brew cycles with hard water • 80 brew cycles with soft water 1. Place Coffeemaker onto stove as described in the How To Brew Coffee section. Place a paper fi lter into the brew basket & close. 2. Pour 1 quart of undiluted white household vinegar into water reservoir. 3. Place the empty decanter on the warming plate. 4. Light stove & allow 3 cups of vinegar to pass through Coffeemaker. Turn stove off and let Coffee- maker stand 30 minutes. 5. After 30 minutes, pour vinegar back into reservoir & place empty decanter on warming plate. 6. Light stove & let all of the vinegar run through the Coffeemaker. 7. Dispose of the vinegar and paper fi lter. 8. To fl ush all traces of vinegar, fi ll reservoir with water and cycle water through Coffeemaker. 9. Dispose of water and repeat steps 8 & 9. Read and follow all Coffeemaker Instructions. Read and follow all Stove & Fuel Instructions for Use. For Outdoor Use Only. WARNING 1. Always operate campstove on a level surface. 2. Use only on one, two, or three-burner campstoves. NEVER use this product on single burner (bottle top style) stoves. Never use on electric ovens. 3. Never use this product on a Gas or Charcoal Grill. 4. Never use this product on a stove burner rated in excess of 15,000 BTUs. 5. Be sure coffeemaker is placed on stove in a stable manner before lighting stove. 6. Always set coffeemaker onto stove & pour water into reservoir prior to lighting burner. 7. Never leave stove burner on after coffee has fi nished brewing. 8. Close adult supervision is necessary while brewing coffee on a campstove. 9. Do not touch hot surfaces. Allow coffeemaker to cool before handling. Decanter Use & Care: Reference repair parts list for replacement decanter. • Never place decanter directly onto a campstove burner surface. • Never use decanter on a kitchen range, oven or in a microwave.• Never set a hot decanter on a wet or cold surfa...