MODEL REFERENCE
Russell Hobbs 22630
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Guides
Important safeguards
Instructions from the manualSafe use and when to stop15 steps
- Read and retain the instructions, and pass them on with the appliance.
- Remove all packaging before use.
- Follow these instructions: misuse can cause injury, electric shock or other hazards.
- Children aged eight and above and people with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or limited experience or knowledge may use the appliance only with supervision or instruction and understanding of the hazards.
- Children must not play with it.
- Children may clean or maintain it only if older than eight and supervised.
- Keep the appliance and cable out of reach of children under eight.
- Surfaces and the heating element remain hot after use.
- Do not place the coffee maker in a cabinet while operating.
- A damaged cable must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or a similarly qualified person to avoid hazards.
- Use in households or similar settings: staff kitchens in shops, offices or other workplaces; hotel or motel guests and other residential settings; bed-and-breakfast establishments; farmhouses.
- Do not use near baths, showers, basins or other vessels containing water.
- Place on a stable, level, heat-resistant surface and keep the appliance and cable away from worktop edges.
- Use only supplied accessories and attachments and only for the purposes described in the instructions.
- Do not use if damaged or malfunctioning.
Parts
Instructions from the manualParts supplied with the coffee maker2 steps
- The numbered parts are: 1 permanent filter; 2 lid; 3 filter holder; 4 lid with sliding cover; 5 travel mug; 6 drip tray; 7 control panel.
- Refer to the reviewed parts illustration for their locations and its complete key.
Before using for the first time
Instructions from the manualRinse before first use3 steps
- Fill the reservoir to the MAX mark and run the appliance without coffee.
- Follow the reviewed brewing instructions for placing the mug, opening its sliding cover, securing the tray and waiting until dripping finishes.
- Never exceed MAX.
Set the clock
Instructions from the manualSet the clock6 steps
- Put the plug into the power socket.
- The display blinks 12:00.
- Use h and min to set the correct hour and minute.
- A small dot in the display indicates PM.
- The clock retains its settings until unplugged.
- Reset the time after unplugging or a power interruption.
Making coffee
Instructions from the manualMake coffee and adjust the cup tray20 steps
- Open the lid.
- Use the travel mug to pour fresh cold water into the reservoir up to MAX.
- When using a regular mug or cup, use that cup to fill the reservoir.
- Never fill past MAX.
- Close the lid.
- Add sweetener, cream or milk to the travel mug or cup as desired.
- Fit the permanent filter into the filter holder.
- For the travel mug, put approximately 20–25 g of ground filter coffee into the filter.
- For a regular 235 ml mug or cup, use approximately 10–12 g.
- Place the mug or cup under the coffee maker.
- For the travel mug, keep the sliding cover in its lid open.
- For a regular cup, adjust the tray height as illustrated in Figure A.
- Ensure the drip tray is securely in place before brewing.
- Put the plug into the socket and switch the socket on if switchable.
- Press the brew switch, shown by the steaming-cup symbol in the printed manual.
- Its light comes on.
- The coffee maker and brew light turn off automatically when brewing finishes.
- Let coffee finish dripping before removing the mug or cup.
- Do not remove it during brewing.
- To cancel brewing, press the brew button.
Diagram key
- A: Tray-height adjustment illustration for use with a regular cup. Secure the tray before brewing.
- First upward arrow: First movement shown in the source Figure A, lifting the tray from its position.
- Middle curved arrow: Next movement shown in Figure A, turning the tray over.
- Final downward arrow: Final movement shown in Figure A, replacing the tray in the adjusted position.
- Three repeated tray views: The same drip tray through the illustrated adjustment, rather than three different accessories.
Using the timer
Instructions from the manualSet or cancel the brewing timer6 steps
- Set the timer to the desired brewing start time: hold the clock-symbol/AUTO button for three seconds until its light flashes.
- Use h and min to set the correct hour and minute.
- When the desired time appears, press clock-symbol/AUTO again.
- Its light stops flashing and stays on, indicating that the time is set.
- The coffee maker starts at the set time.
- To cancel before brewing starts, press clock-symbol/AUTO again.
Notes
Instructions from the manualAfter brewing and power interruptions5 steps
- Do not reheat coffee in the appliance: it damages the appliance and makes the coffee undrinkable.
- Clean the filter holder after every use; residue from a previous brew spoils the coffee.
- Reset the time if unplugged or after a power interruption.
- Be careful opening the cover after brewing because the area is hot and steamy.
- Use the lift tab on the front of the lid.
Care and maintenance
Instructions from the manualClean the coffee maker and removable parts6 steps
- Unplug the appliance and let it cool.
- Empty the filter holder contents into the bin.
- Clean the appliance exterior with a damp cloth.
- Wash the travel mug, permanent filter and filter holder in warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly to remove all soap.
- The manual marks the filter holder and drip tray as dishwasher suitable; the sliding-cover lid and travel mug carry the top-rack dishwasher symbol.
- Follow the reviewed parts key for those symbols.
Descale regularly
Instructions from the manualDescale at least monthly3 steps
- Descale at least monthly with a proprietary descaler, following the instructions on its package.
- Products returned under guarantee with scale-related faults incur a repair charge.
- The manual supplies no additional descaling quantities or cycle sequence.
Recycling
Instructions from the manualDispose through an official collection point3 steps
- Electrical and electronic products, and rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries where applicable, carrying the printed recycling symbols must not go into unsorted municipal waste.
- Use an appropriate official recycling or collection point to avoid environmental and health problems.
- No battery in this coffee maker is asserted.
Service
Instructions from the manualCoffee maker is not working1 check
- The product is not working; the manual does not establish a specific fault cause.
- Read the instructions and check the plug fuse and main fuse/circuit breaker.
- If still not working, consult the retailer.
- If unresolved, call Customer Service for possible technical advice.
- The product is not user-serviceable.
Contact service and return the product5 steps
- Have the model number ready when calling Customer Service; it is on the rating plate, usually underneath the product.
- If Customer Service advises a return, pack carefully and include your name, address, daytime phone number and a description of the problem.
- For a guarantee claim, state where and when purchased and include the receipt.
- The supplied UK manual lists Customer Service, Spectrum Brands (UK) Ltd, Fir Street, Failsworth, Manchester M35 0HS; support@russellhobbs.com; 0345 658 9700, a local-rate number.
- For products bought within the last six months, contact the retailer first about warranty matters.
Guarantee
Instructions from the manualUK guarantee terms in the supplied manual8 steps
- The guarantee lasts two years from first retail purchase.
- Register online within 28 days of purchase for an extra year, using the manufacturer product-registration page named in the manual.
- Functional defects within the guarantee period are corrected by repair or replacement at the manufacturer’s option, provided use and maintenance follow the instructions.
- Statutory rights are unaffected.
- The warranty is invalid where contrary to US or other applicable laws or prohibited by applicable economic sanctions, export controls, embargoes or restrictive trade measures; the manual names Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and the Crimea region as examples.
- Consumables are covered only for their recommended lifecycle.
- Replacement and spare parts, including examples such as filters, removable grill plates and drip or crumb trays, have only a one-year warranty.
- Scale-related faults incur the repair charge stated in the descaling section.
Controls and parts
See the manual diagrams 1 diagram
Diagram key
- 1: Permanent filter.
- 2: Appliance lid. Use its front lift tab carefully after brewing because the area is hot and steamy.
- 3: Filter holder. Fit the permanent filter into it and clean the holder after each use.
- Dishwasher symbol beside 3: Filter holder may be washed in a dishwasher.
- 4: Travel-mug lid with sliding cover. Leave the sliding cover open while brewing into the travel mug.
- Top-rack symbol beside 4: This lid may be washed in the top rack of a dishwasher.
- 5: Travel mug. Use it to measure fresh cold filling water without exceeding MAX; allow dripping to finish before removing it.
- Top-rack symbol beside 5: Travel mug may be washed in the top rack of a dishwasher.
- 6: Drip tray, shown with its removable top and lower tray. Secure it before brewing; Figure A illustrates height adjustment for a regular cup.
- Dishwasher symbol beside 6: Drip tray may be washed in a dishwasher.
- 7: Control panel.
- MAX on the reservoir: Maximum filling level. Never exceed this mark.
- MAX in the boxed leader: Repeats the maximum-fill limit at the reservoir.
- P.M. in the boxed leader: The small display dot indicates PM.
- 12:00 display digits: Clock illustration. The same time blinks on initial connection before setting h and min; no fault code is implied.
- Steaming-cup button on the panel: Starts brewing; pressing it again cancels brewing. Its light and the coffee maker switch off automatically when brewing finishes.
- Clock/AUTO button on the panel: Hold for three seconds to set the brewing timer; use h/min, then press again to save. Press again before brewing to cancel.
- Two lower panel buttons: h and min set the hour and minute for the clock and timer. The figure does not print these button names, so no additional left/right label is asserted.