Brewer and Satellite Overview
Coee Brewing Instructions
BATCH SIZES
1½ gal
1 gal
½ gal
LARGE BREW
MEDIUM BREW
SMALL BREW
G3 display shown for illustative purposes only.
DOCKING THE SATELLITE ONTO THE BREWER
Satellite should be pushed behind the bracket. This bracket ensures that the satellite is not pulled forward
when dispensing coffee.
SATELLITE SERVER
Volume Indicator
LED Light
Place a clean filter into brew
basket
WARNING – TO AVOID SCALDING, DO NOT REMOVE BREW BASKET WHILE BREWER IS FILLING.
Fill brew basket with the correct
amount of ground coffee
Transfer brew basket to brewer Press desired brew button.
Brewing will begin immediately.
Follow the steps below to ensure proper coffee quality and to maintain safety at all times.
Place a paper filter carefully inside the brew basket and then fill with the appropriate amount of coffee:
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SMALL BREW = ½ gallon MEDIUM BREW = 1 gallon LARGE BREW = 1½ gallons
Slide the filled brew basket all the way back along its tracks towards the back of the machine.
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Make sure that the satellite server is completely empty.
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Place the empty satellite under the brew basket. Check the faucet to ensure it is closed. Make sure that the satellite is
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positioned all the back and secure on the brewer deck. The IF socket should make contact with the satellite.
Press the appropriate size “Brew” button and brewing will begin immediately.
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The Gemini IF System features a Quality Timer. The Quality Timer is intended to notify the user when the coffee loses
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its freshness. The indicator light (LED) on the satellite will remain solid red until the Quality Timer expires (2 hours). At
this time discard the old coffee.
At expiration, the LED will flash and remain flashing at the factory setting for an additional 8 hours. The additional 8
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hours are controlled by the Warmer Auto-Off setting (10 hours). The warmers then shut off.
Note: The Warmer Auto-Off has higher priority than the Quality Timer.
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