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CONTENTS 1. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS...........................7 17. MEANING OF LIGHTS DURING NORMAL OPERATION .............................................. 16 18. MEANING OF THE ALARM LIGHTS............... 17 19. TROUBLESHOOTING.................................. 18 1.1 California Proposition 65...............................7 1.2 Short cord instructions..................................8 2. INTRODUCTION...........................................8 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Symbols used in these instructions.........
1. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following. • Read all instructions carefully. • Make sure the voltage of your electrical system corresponds to the voltage shown on the bottom of the machine. • Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs. • To protect against fire, electrical shock and personal injury, do not immerse cord, plug or appliance in water or other liquid.
1.2 Short cord instructions - - A short power cord is provided to reduce risks resulting from becoming entangled in or tripping over a longer cord. Longer, detachable power supply cords or extension cords are available and may be used if care is exercised in their use. If an extension cord is used, the marked electrical rating should be at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance.
A15. A16. A17. A18. A19. A20. A21. 3.2 Drip tray Infuser door Coffee grounds container Coffee spout (adjustable height) Coffee guide Infuser Control panel • 4.3 Connecting the appliance Important! Check that the mains power supply voltage corresponds to the value indicated on the rating plate on the bottom of the appliance. Connect the appliance to an efficiently earthed and correctly installed socket with a minimum current rating of 10A only.
• the lights at the bottom of the control panel come on (see image after point 2). 2. Select the required period of time (15 or 30 minutes or 1, 2 or 3 hours) by pressing the (B7) button (see the light/time table below). Please note : When using the appliance for the first time, you need to make 4-5 cups of coffee or 4-5 cappuccinos before the appliance starts to give satisfactory results. 5.
10. MAKING COFFEE 10.1 Selecting the coffee taste To obtain delivery not a drop at a time, turn one click clockwise towards “7”. For fuller bodied creamier coffee, turn one click anticlockwise towards “1” (do not turn more than one click at a time otherwise the coffee could be delivered a drop at a time). Turn the coffee taste selection knob (B9) to select the required taste.
In choosing the size of the container, bear in mind that the milk doubles or triples in volume; Please note: For hotter coffee, see the section “10.4 Tips for a hotter coffee:”. • • Please note: For a richer denser froth, use skimmed or partially skimmed milk at refrigerator temperature (about 41°F/ 5°C). To avoid milk with poor froth or large bubbles, always clean the cappuccino maker (A9) as described in the section “11.1 Cleaning the cappuccino maker after use”.
11.1 Cleaning the cappuccino maker after use 13. CLEANING 13.1 Cleaning the coffee maker Clean the cappuccino maker (A9) each time you use it to avoid the build-up of milk residues or blockages. The following parts of the machine must be cleaned regularly: - the appliance’s internal circuit; - coffee grounds container (A17), - drip tray (A15), - water tank (A12), - coffee spouts (A18), - cappuccino maker (A9 - see “11.
Before the indicator protrudes from the cup tray (A14), the drip tray must be emptied and cleaned. To remove the drip tray: 1. Remove the drip tray and the grounds container (fig. 18); 2. Empty the drip tray and grounds container and wash them; 3. Replace the drip tray and grounds container. 13.4 Cleaning the inside of the machine Danger of electric shock! Before cleaning internal parts, the machine must be turned off (see “6. TURNING THE APPLIANCE OFF”) and unplugged from the mains power supply.
Place an empty container with a minimum capacity of 57.48 fl.oz./1.7 litres under the hot water spout (A18). 4. Wait for the (B2) and (B4) lights to come on steadily. The machine can also be programmed according to the hardness of the mains water in the various regions so that the machine needs to be descaled less often. Important! Danger of burns! Hot water containing acid flows from the cappuccino maker (A9). Avoid contact with splashes of water. 5.
17. MEANING OF LIGHTS DURING NORMAL OPERATION LIGHTS 1 DESCRIPTION MEANING The lights flash (B2 and B4) The coffee maker is not ready to make coffee (the water has not yet reached the ideal temperature).
18. MEANING OF THE ALARM LIGHTS LIGHTS 1 2 DESCRIPTION The tank is dirty and/or Rinse or descale the tank clogged The light flashes 2 4 3 5 4 6 5 17 82 93 8 10 14 9 11 25 10 36 11 47 1 The light (B12) is on The grounds container is Empty the grounds container steadily full or missing (A15) and drip tray (A17), clean and replace (fig. 18). Important: when removing the drip tray, the grounds container MUST be emptied, even if it contains few grounds.
1 35 2 There is an unusual The infuser has not been Leave the service door (A16) closed noise and the lights replaced after cleaning and the infuser (A20) out of the flash alternately coffee maker. Press the (B3) or (B5) buttons together until the four lights go off. Only when all four lights are off can the door be opened and the infuser inserted.
The coffee is delivered too slowly or a drop at a time. The coffee is ground too finely. Turn the grinding adjustment knob (A1) one click clockwise towards “7” while the coffee mill is in operation (fig. 7). Continue one click at a time until coffee delivery is satisfactory. The effect is only visible after delivering 2 coffees (see the section “15. SETTING WATER HARDNESS”). Coffee does not come out of one of the spouts. The spouts are blocked. Clean the spouts (A18) with a toothpick (fig. 22).
