Yes. The filter basket, filter basket lid, the glass carafe and the glass carafe lid can be cleaned in the dishwasher. We recommend using a dishwasher setting with a maximum temperature of 140 °F.

The Aarke coffee maker can brew up to 10 cups of coffee, with each cup measuring 4.2 oz. The water tank has a capacity of 42 oz. For optimal results, it's recommended to brew at least 2 cups (8.4 oz) at a time.

The Aarke Coffee Maker brews a full pot in under 6 minutes.

The Aarke Coffee Maker is approved by the independent Specialty Coffee Association (SCA). Their testing program is designed by coffee science experts and professional tasters to ensure precise standards for coffee brewers.

The Aarke Coffee Maker is designed with simplicity and quality in mind, focusing on delivering great-tasting coffee without unnecessary complexity.

The Aarke Coffee Maker is made for brewing with ground coffee, so whole beans can't be used directly.

To get the best flavor, we recommend freshly grounded beans. Check out our Aarke Coffee Grinder, which is designed to work perfectly with the Coffee Maker. The grinder automatically calculates the amount of beans to grind based on the water level in the tank, and the coffee maker adjusts for the perfect coffee temperature. Explore our full coffee system here.

We recommend 60 grams of coffee per liter of water (7.5 g = 1 scoop). For a full pot, use 75 grams.

You should use size 4 for the Aarke Coffee Maker.

The outer surfaces of the appliance might get warm during use, so we suggest using the handles and buttons as intended. Please avoid touching the surfaces while it’s brewing. Also, don’t forget to let the coffee maker cool down completely before you clean it.

No, our coffee maker does not have any sound indications. It's designed to operate quietly without audio alerts, keeping the brewing process simple and unobtrusive.

We recommend descaling your coffee maker every 2 months, or more often, depending on how often you use it and the hardness of your water. If you live in an area with hard water or use your coffee maker frequently, descaling may be needed more often to maintain optimal performance. Descaling regularly helps ensure the longevity and efficiency of your coffee maker.

If the brewing cycle takes significantly longer or if the Coffee Maker spits, these are signs that descaling is necessary. If the coffee tastes bitter or unpleasant, we also recommend descaling the Coffee Maker.

We have also built-in a descaling reminder on our product. Every 60th time you start the coffee maker the red light, on the front of the machine, will blink to remind you that descaling is needed. Descaling is important to keep the product performing well and lasting a long time. If it’s not a good time for you to start the descaling program, you can press the button again. The coffee maker will brew as usual and remind you again after another 60 brewing cycles.

The warranty is 2 years. You can make it five years if you register your Coffee Maker for the Aarke Warranty within 2 years from purchase date here.

Yes. All parts of the Aarke Thermal Jug can be cleaned in the dishwasher. We recommend using a dishwasher setting with a maximum temperature of 140 °F.

The glass lid can be cleaned in the dishwasher. We recommend using a dishwasher setting with a maximum temperature of 140 °F.

64 mm flat burrs in stainless steel refers to the size and type of the grinding mechanism in the Aarke Coffee Grinder. The 64 mm diameter ensures a consistent grind, while the flat shape allows for precise control over grind size. Our burrs are made from durable stainless steel to maintain sharpness for optimal flavor extraction.

No. As long as the bottle’s structural integrity is intact, and it doesn’t have any cracks or damages, it can be used without regard to any expiration date.

The Aarke Coffee Grinder is specially designed and engineered for filter coffee, and we’ve invested a lot of time testing and developing it to be the perfect companion to our Aarke Coffee Maker. While you can use the grinder for various coffee beverages, it truly shines when making filter coffee.

Combining a grinder that works well for both espresso and filter coffee is tricky because each method requires different grind sizes. Espresso needs a fine grind, while filter coffee benefits from a coarser grind, making it challenging to create a single product that excels at both.

Static electricity when grinding coffee can be challenging to eliminate. That’s why our grinder is equipped with an anti-static chute, which helps to reduce static by discharging the grounds during the grinding process.

Burrs are sharp, serrated edges that grind coffee beans into a uniform size for brewing. There are two main types: conical and flat.

Conical burrs have a cone-shaped design with one burr rotating inside another, while flat burrs consist of two flat, parallel surfaces that adjust the grind size. Flat burrs typically produce a more consistent particle size, resulting in more even extraction, and they generate less heat, preserving the coffee's flavor and aroma.

The strength fine tuner is a way for you to fine-tune the grind result to your personal preferences. If you prefer your coffee a bit stronger or weaker, use the Strength Fine Tuner to adjust the grinder to produce more or less coffee than the preset amounts. Turn the strength fine tuner to the right, towards the plus sign (“+”), to increase the coffee amount, or to the left, towards the minus sign (“-”), to decrease it.

The Aarke Coffee Grinder has pre-settings for different number of Cups. If you want to time your grinding, we recommend you to use the "Manual Mode, M". When you start the manual mode, the grinder will grind until the beans in the hopper are out, or until you press the START/STOP button which allows you to grind your wished amount of time.

The grind chart on the glass lid indicates the suitable range for your brewing method, and the recommended grind size range is also detailed in Table 1 in the User Manual. We suggest starting in the middle of the range for the beverage you plan to make and let your taste decide what size that suits you. As different coffee beans may require varying grind sizes for the same brewing method. If your coffee tastes too strong and bitter, change to a coarser grind size (a higher number on the dial). Conversely, if your coffee is too acidic, try a finer grind size (a lower number on the dial).

The warranty is 2 years. You can make it five years if you register your Coffee Grinder for the Aarke Warranty within 2 years from purchase date here.