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SAFE USE & MAINTENANCE

Customer safety and satisfaction is priority.

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COFFEEJACK™ has undergone years of vigorous research and development resulting in a robust design, capable of withstanding high pressure and temperature. The correct use of COFFEEJACK™ will ensure longevity of components and the ability to produce great espresso for years to come.

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*FAILURE TO COMPLETE THE PROCEDURES BELOW COULD RESULT IN PRODUCT DAMAGE *

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Ensure the Basket is Fully Secured

The basket must complete a full 1/4 rotation before locking in its useable position. This is the point at which the basket will no longer rotate anti-clockwise.

 

Using COFFEEJACK with a partially locked basket could cause damage to the bayonets and/or compromise sealing required for high pressure extraction.

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Control Pump Speed

If the Pressure Relief Valve actuates there will be an audible 'squeaking' sound. This is an indicator to reduce the pump speed immediately.

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Control the up and down pumping action with the palm of your hand. This should be a slow and steady process in both directions.

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Ensure Grind Level & Tamp Force is Correct

GRIND LEVEL

The grind level must be approx. 5-7mm from the top edge of the basket rim, this will prevent over restricting the basket. It will also avoid damage whilst attaching the basket to the main body. 

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TAMP FORCE

Tamping too hard will over restrict the basket. This could cause poor extraction or component damage.

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Pre-Infuse before Extraction

This important step prevents 'channeling' which can result in a poor quality extraction.

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How to Pre-Infuse: Pump down and hold for 2-3 seconds. Repeat this process until espresso begins to exit the bottom of the basket. Then, increase the pump rate and there will be a noticeable increase in back pressure. Slow, controlled pumps from this point forward will create the perfect espresso.

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Do not use COFFEEJACK with fragile or unstable mugs/glasses without the use of a COFFEEJACK Elevation Stand. Failure to do so could result in mug/glass damage or spillage of boiling water. Our elevation stand removes all loading force from mugs/glasses and also enables easy storage (available on website).

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Do not over-restrict the basket. This could result in seal failure or component damage when repetitively exceeding the cracking force of the Pressure Relief Valve.

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Allow glass to momentarily cool after extraction to prevent injury.

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Do not travel without protecting COFFEEJACK in a safe and secure case.

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Fully remove handle before filling with hot water to prevent spillage.

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Always use COFFEEJACK with the funnel in position. Failure to do so could result in spillage of boiling water.

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Do not damage the sealing edge of the basket. The smooth surface is essential to maintaining a high pressure seal.

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Do not fill water above the bottom edge of the water funnel.


Do not hold the glass whilst securing and/or removal of the basket.

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Pump only when COFFEEJACK is rested securely on the rim of a strong mug/glass or Elevation Stand (available on website).

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Allow COFFEEJACK to cool before trying to secure and/or remove the basket. Failure to do so could result in injury from residual hot water within the grind.

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Keep away from children.

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Avoid leaving the machine unattended during use.

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Inspect the machine before use and make sure there is no damage.

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If the pressure regulator valve activates (audible sound), reduce pump speed to lower extraction pressure.

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Only pour water in the reservoir. Never press the piston if the portafilter is not properly locked and tightened.

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Do not try to remove the basket during usage.

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The machine should be used in conditions between 5°C and 50°C (41°F and 122°F), and under normal atmospheric pressure conditions (from 0 to 3000m altitude).

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Do not use the machine for any other purpose than instructed. COFFEEJACK would decline all responsibility in event of misuse.

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