Coffeemaker User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4
- Guide to the machine 8
- Accessories 10
- First steps to use 11
- Filling the water tank 14
- Filling the coffee bean container 15
- Turning the machine On / Off 16
- Pre-heating cups 17
- Preparing coffee or espresso 18
- Making coffee or espresso using ground coffee 20
- Frothing and heating milk 22
- Preparing hot water 26
- Adjusting the grinder setting 27
- Adjusting the strength of the coffee 28
- Pre-brewing the coffee 29
- Brewing temperature 30
- Setting the serving size 31
- SETTINGS Menu 33
- Language 35
- Time of day and clock display 36
- Default settings 40
- Operating modes 41
- System lock 42
- Displaying information 43
- Cleaning and care 44
- Descaling 55
- Energy saving mode 57
- Transport 58
- Frequently Asked Questions 59
- After sales service 68
- Installation instructions 69
- Caring for the environment 70
- Electrical connection 71
- Installation 72
- Dimensions 73
Cappuccinatore
The cappuccinatore can become
clogged with milk residues, therefore it
should be rinsed through if more than
an hour has passed since it was last
used to prepare milk.
Regardless it should be taken apart
and cleaned daily.
Wash by hand using a mild solution of
warm water and liquid dish soap.
Rinsing the cappuccinatore
^
Place a container with some water
next to the coffee system on the right
hand side. Insert the milk tube into
the water.
^ Turn the cappuccinatore dial to the J
or z symbol.
^ Place a suitable container under the
cappucinatore.
^ Press the * button.
The display shows:
OPEN THE
VALVE
^
Turn the valve to the I symbol.
Water will be drawn up through the milk
tube and the cappuccinatore.
^
Turn the valve to 0 when the
cappuccinatore has been thoroughly
rinsed.
Cleaning the cappuccinatore
Danger of burns. The
cappuccinatore is very hot after use.
Allow it to cool down before
cleaning.
^ Remove the cappuccinatore from the
steam and hot water spout by pulling
it downwards.
To separate the cappuccinatore parts:
^
Remove the milk tube a and nozzles
b.
^
Remove the dial and locking disc c.
Cleaning and care
47