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CM407 SeriesOWNER’S GUIDESPECIALTYCOFFEE MAKERninjakitchen.com
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDSREAD ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE HOUSEHOLD USE ONLYRead all instructions before using yourNINJA SPECIALTY COFFEE MAKER.When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should alwaysbe followed, including the following: WARNINGTo reduce the risk of fire, electric shock,serious injury, death, or damage when usingthis appliance, follow these basic safetyprecautions.General Precautions1T his appliance can be used by childrenaged from 8 years and above andpersons with reduced physical,sensory or mental capabilities or lackof experience and knowledge if theyhave been given supervision orinstruction concerning use of theappliance in a safe way and understandthe hazards involved.2 To reduce the risk of electric shock, thisappliance has a polarized plug (one bladeis wider than the other). As a safetyfeature, this plug will fit into a polarizedoutlet only one way. If the plug does notfit fully into the outlet, reverse the plug.If it still does not fit, contact a qualifiedelectrician. DO NOT force into outlet ortry to modify to fit.3K eep the appliance and its cord out ofreach of children less than 8 years.4T o eliminate a choking hazard foryoung children, remove and discard theprotective cover fitted on the power plugof this appliance.5 Children shall not play with the appliance.6T o protect against fire, electric shock, andinjury to persons, DO NOT immerse cord,plugs, or body of machine in water orother liquid.7 EVER carry the appliance by the powercord or pull it to disconnect fromelectrical socket; instead grasp the plugand pull to disconnect.8D O NOT operate any appliance witha damaged cord or plug, or after theappliance malfunctions, or has beendropped or damaged in any manner.Contact SharkNinja Operating LLCfor service.9F or household and work top use only.DO NOT let the power cord hang overthe edge, or touch hot surfaces suchas the stove.10 NEVER use socket below counter.11 T o avoid risk of fire, electrical shock,or damage to the unit, DO NOT storeor use unit in an appliance garage orunder a wall cabinet.12 U nplug from outlet when not in use andbefore cleaning.13 T urn off and allow to cool before puttingon or taking off parts, and beforecleaning the appliance.Operating Notice14 T he use of an accessory notrecommended by the manufacturer maycreate an overflow condition and scaldinghazard, or result in fire, electric shock, orpersonal injury.15 A LWAYS use appliance on a clean, dry,level surface.16 DO NOT place on or near a hot gas orelectric burner or in a heated oven.21 A LWAYS place a vessel beneaththe brew basket to receive thebrewed coffee.22 S calding may occur if brew basket isopened during a brew or clean cycle.23 DO NOT remove the vessel while theappliance is running without the DripStop in the closed position. Return thevessel quickly and open the Drip Stop tocontinue the brew.24 DO NOT fill water reservoir withanything other than water, as otherliquids may damage your brewer.25 DO NOT overfill the water reservoir.Fill water only to the Max Fill line.26 DO NOT run the appliance without water.27 E xceeding maximum brew basketcapacity may cause overflow. DO NOTuse fine or espresso ground coffee.Thermal Carafe28 T he carafe is designed for use with thisappliance only. DO NOT place carafe onor near a hot gas or electrical burner, orin a heated oven.29 DO NOT place carafe in dishwasher.30 DO NOT use a carafe that has a loose orweakened handle.31 DO NOT clean carafe with abrasivecleansers, steel wool pads, wire brushes,or other abrasive materials.32 DO NOT place carafe in microwave.33 DO NOT drink directly from the carafe.Liquid from the carafe may be very hot.34 DO NOT use the carafe to store foodwhen not in use.35 E nsure the carafe is completely emptybefore starting a cleaning or brewingcycle. Starting a cycle with water orcoffee in the carafe will causean overflow.Care & Maintenance17 DO NOT use this appliance for anythingother than its intended use.36 A llow the appliance to cool beforeremoving any parts and before cleaning.18 DO NOT use outdoors.37 T o prevent illness from bacterial growthin the appliance, follow all cleaninginstructions in the Care & Maintenancesection of this Owner’s Guide.19 D O NOT touch hot surfaces. Use handlesor knobs.20 To avoid contact with steam and hotsurfaces, DO NOT reach across top ofbrewer to froth.38 Clean the system on a weekly basis.39 If the product is not operatingproperly, visit ninjakitchen.com orcontact SharkNinja Operating LLC forexamination, repair, or adjustment. Anyservicing needs shall be performed byan authorized service provider.40 Cleaning and user maintenance shallnot be made by children unless theyare older than 8 and supervised.Cord Statement41 A short power-supply cord is provided toreduce the risks resulting from becomingentangled in or tripping over a longer cord.42 DO NOT use extension cords withthis product.WARNING:Risk of fire or electric shock.Do not remove bottom coverIndicates to read and reviewinstructions to understand operationand use of product.Indicates the presence of a hazard thatcan cause personal injury, death of substantial property damage if the warninginclude with this symbol is ignored.Indicates risk of fire or electric shock,presence of live parts, dangerous voltage.Take care to avoid contact with hotsurface. Always use hand protectionto avoid burnsFor Indoor and household use only.THIS BOOK COVERS MODEL NUMBERCM407, CM407BRNTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSVoltage:120V 60Hz.Power:1500 WattsWater ReservoirCapacity:50 OuncesREAD AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS2ninjakitchen.comninjakitchen.com3
PARTSCONTENTSThank youfor purchasingthe Ninja SpecialtyCoffee Maker.Parts 5Control Panel 6SCA Certification 6Preparing Your Ninja Specialty Coffee Maker for Use 7Setting the Clock 7High-Altitude Calibration Brew 7Priming Your Ninja Specialty Coffee Maker 8Brew Volumes & Measurements 9How Much Do You Get in Your Cup? 9Measuring Your Coffee Grounds 9Using the Brew Basket 10Using the Drip Stop 11Can’t Wait for the First Cup? 11Closing the Drip Stop After a Brew 11Custom Brews 12Classic and Rich Brews 12Over Ice Brew 12Specialty Brew and Frothing Milk 13Specialty Brew 13Frothing Milk 13Delay Brew 14Care & Maintenance 14After Each Brew 14Cleaning the Water Reservoir 14Cleaning the Carafe 14Cleaning & Descaling 15Troubleshooting 16Warranty 17Replacement Parts Back CoverProduct Registration Back Coveraceninjakitchen.comjdfghklnma Coffee Maker(power cord & storage not shown)b Showerheadc Integrated Frotherd Frother Whiske Swinging Brew Basketf Control Panelg Single-Serve Cup Platformh Ninja Smart Scoop 4ibi Flip-Top Water Reservoir Lidj Removable Water Reservoirk Removable Filter Holderl Permanent Filterm Stainless Steel Thermal Carafen Brew-Through Lidninjakitchen.com5
CONTROL PANEL1 Programmable Digital Clock12345c5d2 Hour & Minute Buttons3 Drip Stop Indicator5e5b5f5a54 Delay Brew Button5 Multi-Serve Diala Cupb XL Cupc Travel Mugd XL Multi-Servee Half Carafef Full Carafe6 Custom BrewsClassic BrewRich BrewOver Ice Brew67 Signature BrewSpecialty Brew8 Intelligent Clean CycleIndicator/Button79 Power Button98PREPARING YOUR NINJA SPECIALTY COFFEE MAKER FOR USERemove all packaging material and stickers from the coffee maker.Wash the water reservoir, carafe, removable filter holder, and permanent filter in warm,soapy water with a soft cloth. Rinse parts and dry thoroughly.Before first use, prime the system by running two Full Carafe, Classic brew cycles withwater only. After each cycle is complete, discard the water. For detailed instructions,refer to the Priming Your Ninja Specialty Coffee Maker section.PLEASE KEEP THIS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARD IN MIND WHEN USING THE APPLIANCE:DO NOT run the appliance without water.SETTING THE CLOCK1 When the unit is plugged in, the clockwill flash on the control panel to indicatethat the time has not been set.2 Press the hour (H) or minute (M) buttonuntil you reach the current time. The AM orPM indicator will illuminate on the left sideof the display as you are setting the time.3 After 5 seconds, the clock will stopflashing and the clock will be set.NOTE: If the clock stops flashing anddoes not display the correct time of day,pressing the hour (H) or minute (M) buttonat any time will cause the clock to flashagain. You can now reprogram the correcttime by following the previous steps.NOTE: If you unplug the coffee maker orin the event of an extended power loss,you will need to reset the clock the nexttime the coffee maker is plugged in.SCA CERTIFIED HOME BREWERThe Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) recognizes home brewers that meettheir longstanding rigorous technical requirements. These requirements arebased on decades of industry knowledge and research by the Coffee BrewingCenter. All SCA Certified Home Brewers have met these requirements,which are based generally on proper water temperature, brewing time,and ability to brew within the SCA Golden Cup recommendationsIf a brewer passes all of the tests in the certification procedure, as conducted by the SCA,that brewer will be eligible to be recognized as an exemplary home brewer and join theshort list of SCA Certified Home Brewers.This coffeemaker has been certified by the SCA to meet their Golden Cup Standard,designed for optimal extraction and strength. SCA Certification testing wasperformed using the Half Carafe and Full Carafe on Classic brew. Testing used thefollowing ground coffee measurements: 55 grams for a Half Carafe and 77 gramsfor a Full Carafe. When using the Ninja Smart Scoop , this would be 4 heapingbig scoops for a Half Carafe and 6 heaping big scoops for a Full Carafe.6ninjakitchen.comHIGH-ALTITUDE CALIBRATION BREW(OPTIONAL, BUT RECOMMENDED FOR USERS IN HIGH-ALTITUDE AREAS)Because water boils at lower temperatures at higher altitudes, running a calibrationcycle before your first brew allows the unit to detect the boiling point of water at yourlocation. Running a calibration cycle will help deliver a consistent brew each time.1 Fill the water reservoir up to, but not exceeding, the Max Fill line.2 Place the empty filter holder into the brew basket, and an empty vessel in the machine.3 Press and hold both CLASSIC and OVER ICE until clock displays CAL.4 A calibration cycle will begin. When complete, the unit will beep and End will appearon the clock display. Discard the water in the vessel.NOTE: Pressing the CLASSIC, OVER ICE, or Power button will cancel the calibration cycle.ninjakitchen.com7
PREPARING YOUR NINJA SPECIALTY COFFEE MAKER FOR USE – CONT.BREW VOLUMES & MEASUREMENTSPRIMING YOUR NINJA SPECIALTY COFFEE MAKERHOW MUCH DO YOU GET IN YOUR CUP?NOTE: We recommend fresh, cool, filtered water. Well water is not recommended.1Lift the Water Reservoir to the right and up off the coffeemaker. Flip the Reservoir Lid open or remove the entire lid.Add water up to, but not exceeding, the Max Fill line.Return the water reservoir to the coffee maker.DO NOT fill water reservoir with anything other than water,as other liquids may damage your coffee maker.Each size and brew style produces a different amount of coffee to optimize strength and taste.APPROXIMATE BREW VOLUMESOver IceSizeClassicRichCup9.5 oz.8.7 oz.3.8 oz.9.5 oz.XL Cup11.5 oz.10.3 oz.4.7 oz.11.5 oz.Travel Mug14 oz.13.2 oz.5.8 oz.14 oz.XL Multi-Serve18 oz.16 oz.7.3 oz.18 oz.coffeefilled with iceYou don’t need to adjust the size for Specialty Brew—it always yields 4 oz.BrewBasket2Insert the Filter Holder into the Swinging Brew Basket.Close the brew basket until you hear a slight click.NOTE: The coffee grounds will absorb some of the water that is brewed, resulting inslightly less brewed coffee than water used.NOTE: DO NOT place any ground coffee in the brewbasket for the first 2 cycles.MEASURING YOUR COFFEE GROUNDS34Twist the Brew-Through Lid clockwise onto the Carafe to lockinto place and center the carafe below the brew basket.With everything securely in place and the unit powered on,select the Full Carafe size and press CLASSIC.For best results, use the measurements onthe Ninja Smart Scoop or in the chart tothe right to determine how much groundcoffee to use for each brew size. The amountof ground coffee for each size will remainthe same for any brew type you select. Forexample, if you select Cup and CLASSIC,you will use the same amount of coffeegrounds as if you select Cup and OVER ICE.Serving SizeNinjaSmart Scoop TablespoonsCup/XL Cup2–3 small scoops2–3 Tbsp.Travel Mug/XL Multi-Serve3–5 small scoops3–5 Tbsp.Half Carafe3–4 big scoops6–8 Tbsp.Full Carafe4–6 big scoops8–12 Tbsp.Specialty (4 oz.)2 big scoops4 Tbsp.NOTE: Measurements are based on level scoops—adjust to your preferred taste.Use a medium-sized grind if grinding whole beans. Exceeding the recommendedmedium grind size for whole beans may cause the brew basket to overflow.When the cycle is complete, discard the water in the carafe.Then repeat the cycle a second time from the beginning.You are now ready to use your Ninja Specialty Coffee Maker.8ninjakitchen.comninjakitchen.com9
USING THE BREW BASKETUSING THE DRIP STOP12CAN’T WAIT FOR THE FIRST CUP?When brewing a carafe, close the Drip Stopto pause the brew cycle and pour a cup.Promptly replace the carafe and open theDrip Stop to complete the brew.If you forget to open the Drip Stop, thecoffee maker will pause the brew, andafter 20 seconds it will give you a friendlyaudible reminder. After 6 minutes, thebrew will be canceled.NOTE: If the Drip Stop is closed beforeyou begin a brew, the coffee makerwill notify you with 5 beeps and theDrip Stop indicator will illuminate.Set the Drip Stop to the open positionand select your brew type.Open the brew basket by swinging it outof the coffee maker.Insert the Filter Holder in the brew basket.3Use the Ninja Smart Scoop and follow themeasurements on the scoop to fill the filter.10 ninjakitchen.comPlace the Permanent Filter or a #4 papercone filter in the filter holder.NOTE: If using a paper filter, first ensurethe permanent filter is removed from thefilter holder. Then fold the paper filteralong the seams, open it fully, and firmlypress it into the filter holder, making sureit is fully seated.4CLOSING THE DRIP STOP AFTER A BREWWhen the brew cycle is complete, set theDrip Stop to the closed position to stopdripping from the brew basket. While theDrip Stop is closed, the Drip Stop indicatorwill illuminate.NOTE: Remember to open the Drip Stopwhen you are ready to brew again. If youforget, your coffee maker will give youa friendly audible reminder.Slide the brew basket back into the coffeemaker until it clicks into place.ninjakitchen.com11
CUSTOM BREWSSPECIALTY BREW & FROTHING MILKNOTE: For single cup, lower the Single-Serve Cup Platform and set your vessel in the centerof it. Ensure you are using at least a 12 oz. cup for the Cup size, 14 oz. cup for the XL Cup size,16 oz. travel mug for the Travel Mug size, and 20 oz. travel mug for the XL Multi-Serve size.SPECIALTY BREWNOTE: You don’t need to adjust the size for Specialty Brew—it always yields 4 oz.CLASSIC AND RICH BREWSNOTE: Rich brew will yield slightly less brewed coffee than Classic brew.CLASSICRICHPlace the empty vessel you would like tobrew into under the brew basket.Press CLASSIC or RICH and the brew willbegin. Press CLASSIC or RICH again tocancel the brew.The brew will begin, stop, and be quietfor a short period of time before it beginsagain. This process is used to evenlysaturate the coffee grounds.The unit will beep to signal a completed brew.Use the Multi-Serve Dial to selectthe brew size. Place the empty vesselyou would like to brew into underthe brew basket.OVER ICE BREWNOTE: If brewing an iced blended drink, fillthe desired vessel with the amount of icerecommended in the recipe before brewing.Press SPECIALTY and the brew will begin.Press SPECIALTY again to cancel the brew.The brew will begin, stop, and be quietfor a short period of time before it beginsagain. This process is used to evenlysaturate the coffee grounds.The unit will beep to signal a completed brew.FROTHING MILKPour milk into cup, until it is about ⅓ full. (Use more or less milkdepending on your preference.) For hot froth, microwave 45 to60 seconds.Move the frother into the ready position by swinging the armtoward the front.Hold the cup under the frother and submerge the whisk just belowthe surface of the milk. This allows air to fold into the milk for thefrothiest results.Press and hold the frothing button for 30 to 45 seconds.Use the Multi-Serve Dial to selectthe brew size. Fill your desired vesselto the top with ice cubes and placethe vessel below the brew basket.NOTE: DO NOT use glassware.IMPORTANT: Always fill the desired vesselto the top with ice before placing it belowthe brew basket. DO NOT add ice to thewater reservoir.12 ninjakitchen.comPress OVER ICE and the brew will begin.Press OVER ICE again to cancel the brew.The brew will begin, stop, and be quietfor a short period of time before it beginsagain. This process is used to evenlysaturate the coffee grounds.The unit will beep to signal a completed brew.You can easily remove the frother whisk by twisting it clockwise.To avoid spills, keep your cup below the whisk and carry it to yoursink or dishwasher for cleaning.ninjakitchen.com13
DELAY BREWCARE & MAINTENANCEAFTER EACH BREWNOTE: For best results, we recommendrinsing the reservoir after brewing andrefilling with fresh water for the next brew.NOTE:The unit must remain on for theDelay Brew function to work. DO NOTpower off after setting Delay Brew.IMPORTANT: Make sure the Drip Stopis in the open position.1 Turn the unit on by pressing thePower button.2 After filling the water reservoir andadding ground coffee
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