User manual
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Tips and tricks
Varieties of coffee
Espresso / coffee is assessed by its qualities such as acidity, aroma,
body and fragrance. 100 % Arabica guarantees top quality. In the
end, the choice of top-quality espresso / coffee that comes to your
breakfast table is a matter of your individual taste.
Quantity of espresso/coffee beans
Once roasted espresso / coffee beans have been unpacked, they lose
their aromatic components within days. Therefore, only pour as
many beans into the coffee bean hopper as you expect to use in the
next few days; frequent topping off is better.
Storage
For best preservation of the aroma, seal your espresso / coffee well
and store it in a cool dry place, free of odors, since dampness and
oxygen are the number one aroma killers.
Cleaning the bean hopper
Coffee contains oils and fats which accumulate on the surfaces of
the bean container. In the presence of oxygen, the oils oxidize and
seriously affect the taste of the coffee. Therefore, regularly wipe
out the bean hopper - using a dry, lint-free cloth.
Types of milk
A high protein content in the milk increases the quality and stability
of the milk foam.
Refrigerate milk
Milk is a very sensitive food. We recommend keeping milk in the
refrigerator before use. Always put unused milk in the refrigerator
when not needed to make your beverage, or keep it in a milk
cooler next to the machine. Milk should always be stored between
38-41 degrees F.
Hygiene
Take care to maintain absolute cleanliness when opening milk
packaging and when handling the milk hose.
Dirty hands and utensils can introduce harmful bacteria into the
milk.
Care
The care of the WMF 800 is particularly important for perfectly
prepared coffee. Therefore, run the appropriate care programs as
requested on the display, and also regularly perform manual care.
Dispensing milk foam w Operation page 25, Connecting milk w Set-up page 14, Cleaning milk system w Care page 49,
Care programs w Care page 40, Cleaning the bean hopper w Care chapter page 53, Preparing beverages w Operation page 22