Operation Manual

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Change recipes
Example with all possible compo-
nents: coffee, milk system/milk pow-
der, choco powder
► Press the [Change recipes] field.
 The "Select beverage" window appears.
► Press the required beverage button.
 The "Change recipes" window shown
here appears.
 The window shows all parameters that
are settable for the selected beverage.
Key to the symbols:
Powder volume
Water volume
Foam volume
Milk volume
► Select the desired parameter and set it in the
window that appears by touching and
a random number of times.
► Confirm by touching .
 The new settings are active.
Dependent on
the com-
ponents of a
beverage
Quality:
The five available quality
levels influence the
brewing. The higher the
quality level, the more
intensive is the release
of the coffee’s flavouring
agents.
Button assignment Each beverage button can be assigned a bever-
age.
► Touch the [Button assignment] field.
 The "Select beverage" window appears.
► Press the required beverage button.
 The "Button assignment" window ap-
pears.
► Touch the desired beverage that is to be as-
signed to the selected button.
Option 1: Machine with 1 grinder
 The beverage is assigned to the bever-
age button.
Option 2: Machine with 2 grinders
 The query "Select portioner" appears.
► Select the right-hand or left-hand grinder.
 The beverage is assigned to the bever-
age button.
All programmed
beverages
With the "2nd level" opti-
on, two beverages can
be assigned to each be-
verage button.
Weigh powder This function can be used to adjust the quantity
of the coffee powder of a beverage.
► Empty the grounds container.
► Touch the [Weigh powder] field.
 The "Select beverage" window appears.
► Press the required beverage button.
 The window "Weigh powder" appears.
► Touch the field.
 The coffee powder is output directly into
the grounds container.
► Weigh the output coffee powder.
► Set the coffee powder quantity with and
.
► Confirm by touching .
 The new settings are active.
Dependent on
the basic set-
ting of each be-
verage
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Display/ display text Parameter description Setting range Notes