Safety first: Unplug before moving the appliance.

Set clock accurately: Verify the current time on the display and correct it if necessary.
Reprogram timer: Delete existing timer settings and program a new auto-start time following the manual.
Check power stability: Frequent power cuts will reset the clock; consider using a model with battery backup or avoid relying on timer in unstable grids.
If timer still fails: The RTC or memory on the PCB may be faulty and require replacement.

Timer or auto-start function does not brew at the programmed time.

Possible Causes