Setting the delay start on my Mr. Coffee BVMC-SJX33GT: Can someone please explain how to set the timer so that the coffeepot comes on at say 5am?
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I bought this coffee maker today, but the box had been opened before and resealed, and I don't find the manual inside. There is any way to find a manual online for this model? Also I'm wondering if is coming with a permanent filter like:"Coffee GTF2-1 Basket-style Gold Tone Permanent Filter", or it has only that plastic bin for paper filters!
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I don't think a timer would work because after this coffee maker is turned on, it only stays on for 15 minutes, then it turns itself off automatically. In other words, you really can't "leave the switch on."
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I rarely use the clock so I am afraid I can't help. However, in my experience, B&D; has an outstanding customer service, so you might want to get in touch with them. I agree the clock is hard to read but that's a design issue that has to be addressed with the next line of products. Another thing you could try is to use a stand-along timer that you can plug the coffee maker into. I have used this with other appliances and it works well. Good luck.
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Depends on the coffee and how dark you roast. The default timer is 6 minutes, but I usually start with 7. I watch it after first crack and may extend the time or reduce it. You can go to cool mode any time you like. For the first 2 minutes, I swirl the entire unit to ensure even roast - on advice from a post. You can also adjust the temperature and the fan speed to affect roasting. It's fun to try different things with it.
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Hold the "auto" button down until the light to the right of that button starts to blink. Then you can enter your desired start time using the h(hour) and min(minute) buttons. When you have entered your start time, press the "auto" button. Your start time will now be saved. To set the auto feature, add coffee and water as usual and press the "auto" button once. A solid green light lets you know the it's set. If you press "on/off" you will start to brew the coffee immediate. Hope this helps
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Setting the time was easy, be sure the brew sett time is not what you're trying to set, I initially made that mistake. Like my old daddy use to say, if you don't get the first time read the instructions. Goodluck.
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I've never really timed it, usually push the button and walk away. I get it ready the night before, so I can estimate 8-10 min. I do love this coffeemaker, hot coffee.
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To Use the Delay Timer: 1. Figure out how many hours and minutes there are between now and when you want final, baked bread. For example, if it is 8:00 AM and you want bread ready for dinner at PM, that is 10 hours. 2. Use the "Timer Up" button to advance the time In 10 minute increments. *Important: If you make a mistake or wish over, press and hold down the "Start/Stop" button until you hear a beep. The display will show the original setting and cycle time. The Delay Timer is canceled and you can start again. 3. When the Delay Timer is set where you want it, make sure to press the "Start/Stop" button. The colon will flash and your bread will be ready when you planned. *Important: When using the Delay Timer during times of hot weather, you may wish to reduce the liquid in your recipe by 1 or 2 tablespoons. This is to prevent the dough from rising too much. You may also reduce the salt by or teaspoons and try cutting the amount of sugar you use by teaspoon at a time.
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About 10-15 minutes. There is a timer build in so if you only have coffee say in the morning around 7am, you could have it turn on at 6 and off at 8. I keep mine on all day as it does not draw very much power.
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buy a timer at any hardware/discount store or amazon and plug crock pot in to it. this one is digital so probably wont work, buy a crock pot with a manual dial and a timer if you want a delayed start. They make 2 different types of timers...lamp and appliance i would recommend the appliance timer.
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It is best to put in the correct amount of coffee beans in the hopper then it will not matter what setting the timer is at. Just grind that amount of coffee. The intent is not to fill the hopper up and then set the timer for the right amount of coffee as the timer is not so precise and it is best not to keep your beans in the hopper which is not airtight.
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Yes, its programable for delay brewing. The automatic 1 hr. shut off is not; it just automatically shuts off after being on for 1 hr.
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As long as you have the time of day set up that you want the automatic brew to begin, (such as the next morning) you just press the 'auto' button one time, and then a small clock signal shows on the screen. At the appointed time, the brewer should come on. Mine works fine.
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Wow this is quite an ancient post. So far I've looked over the large sheet of directions and set up a few programmable times. Unfortunately nothing has indicated to me that each of the outlets can be timed individually. As far as custom times, you can set 1 turn on time and 1 turn off time on four different programmable settings. For example, program 1 could be set to turn on at 6 AM and to off at 7 PM while program 2 (if selected) could be set to turn on at 6 AM and turn off at 5 PM.
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This has a fixed cycle. I'm sure it is a thermostat of some sort. I've never seen an adjustable time/brew percolator. There are a number of glass stovetop percolators that would allow you to see the color of the brew.
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Yup - agree with all below. The default setting is: On until the machine is turnred Off. The timer button can be pressed to select any of the 4 different times (1 press = 30 minutes; 2 = 60 etc.). But those are OPTIONS; no press = On until turned off. (BTW: After 3 other "noise" machine brands we've tried, this is by far the best.)
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You can set it in 10 minute intervals up to 120 minutes. The great thing about this coffee maker is that it never burns the coffee when sitting on the warming plate. I keep mine set on high warm and sometimes it will be on for the two hours. Never has burned it. Also I sometimes reheat by turning on the warmer in the morning if I haven't finished the pot and the coffee tastes fresh. BTW...the water filters I use are the ones for the Cuisinart. They are the same size.