Installation and Operation
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 5
- Guide to the coffee system 10
- Controls and display elements 12
- Accessories 13
- First steps to use 14
- Operation 17
- Filling the water tank 18
- Filling the coffee bean container 19
- Turning the coffee machine on and off 20
- Adjusting the coffee dispensers to the cup height 21
- Preparing beverages 22
- Preparing espresso, coffee or lungo (large) coffee 22
- Preparing double portions 22
- Cancel preparation 23
- Preparing multiple cups of coffee, one directly after another (coffee pot) 23
- Preparing coffee beverages from ground coffee 23
- Beverages with milk 25
- Preparing hot water 26
- Preparing beverages from a profile 26
- After use 26
- Customizing your coffee 27
- Setting the serving size 30
- Settings 36
- Accessing the "Settings" menu 36
- Change and save settings 36
- Overview of possible settings 37
- Language 39
- Time of day 39
- Date 39
- Timer 39
- Eco mode 41
- Lighting 41
- Info (displaying information) 42
- Locking the coffee system ( System lock 0 ) 42
- Water hardness 42
- Display brightness 42
- Volume 42
- Activating and deactivating the plumbed water connection 42
- Factory default settings 43
- Showroom program ( demo mode ) 43
- Descaling 58
- Frequently asked questions 60
- Cleaning clogged milk pipework 69
- After sales service 72
- Installation instructions 73
- Caring for the environment 74
- Plumbing 75
- Lead free certificate 77
- Electrical connection 78
- Installation 79
- Adresses 87
Water tank
Change the water every day to prevent
a build-up of bacteria.
Make sure that the valve, the
underside of the water tank and the
surface the water tank sits on are
clean. Otherwise the water tank will
not sit correctly.
^ The water tank can be cleaned in the
dishwasher or by hand using warm
water and liquid dish soap. After
cleaning, dry the water container.
^
Carefully clean and dry the surface
the water tank sits on, particularly the
slots.
Waste unit
After a certain time, the coffee machine
will display a message indicating that
the coffee grounds container needs to
be emptied. At this point at the latest,
the container must be cleaned.
However, it is best to clean the waste
receptacle daily. Coffee grounds can
become moldy.
Typically there will also be some water
in the waste unit, left over from the
brewing and rinsing processes.
^
Wash the waste unit in the
dishwasher, or by hand with warm
water and liquid dish soap, then dry.
^ Clean the appliance space under the
unit as well.
Cleaning and care
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