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4.  Control Panel

a.  The ON/OFF switch turns the machine on and off. The red light in center  

of control panel illuminates, indicating that the machine is on. Push the switch 

again, to turn the machine off. When the machine is ON, the thermoblock 

heating system heats up (at this time the red indicator light is blinking). The 

initial heat-up time is under one minute at normal room temperature. Once the 

thermoblock is heated, the red indicator light will stop blinking.

b. The SELECTOR DIAL has three positions:

• LEFT (       ) brewing coffee,
• MIDDLE (   ) standby, brewing and steaming stops,
• RIGHT (      ), steam production through the steam wand
Note: During brewing or steaming the white indicator light will be blinking, 

indicating the heating system is on, maintaining the proper temperature.

Note: Always turn the Selector Dial to the MIDDLE (   ) position

before turning off the machine.

5.  Warming Internal Components and Cups

 

Before making espresso, it is important to pre-warm all the internal components 

in the appliance and the cups. This short procedure will add 10° to 15° F to the 

first cup of espresso.

a. Make sure the Selector Dial is in the middle position.

b.  Turn the ON/OFF switch to the ON position. The red indicator light illuminates 

and will blink as the thermoblock heats up.

c. Fill the water tank with fresh, cold water.

d.  Place the sieve inside the portafilter (without coffee). See Fig. 3 for proper 

inserting the sieve.

e. Make sure the thumbguard does not cover the sieve.

f.    Align the portafilter at the inscription (       ), push the portafilter up and turn it   

 firmly to the right towards the inscription (       ) until it feels tight. 

 Note: In the beginning it might not be possible to turn the portafilter all the way  

 to the LOCK position. Just make sure the portafilter is firmly placed. Over time  

 the portafilter can be moved closer to the LOCK position.

g.  Place one or two espresso cups underneath the portafilter. At this time the red 

indicator light will stop blinking.

h.  Turn the Selector Dial to the left (cup symbol). Hot water will be pumped 

through the filter into the cups.

i.   Turn the Selector Dial to the middle position to stop the flow of hot water.

j.   Empty the cups and remove the portafilter. All parts are now pre-warmed.  

 Caution: Never leave the machine unattended during brewing or steaming. You   

 always must turn the Selector Dial to the middle position to stop brewing and/  

 or steaming. 

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Summary of Contents for EC Select 120.05

Page 1: ...Espresso Cappuccino Machine Model 120 05 1350W 120V 60Hz Operating Instructions Warranty Read all instructions before operating the appliance...

Page 2: ...ssory attachments other than those recommended by Capresso may result in fire electric shock or injury to persons 10 To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not remove the base No user service...

Page 3: ...he plug does not fit fully in the outlet reverse the plug If it still does not fit contact a qualified electrician Do not attempt to defeat this safety feature CAUTION This appliance is for household...

Page 4: ...he machine is on the red indicator light will begin to blink while the thermoblock system heats up Once the thermoblock is heated the red light will stop blinking and will remain on You are ready to p...

Page 5: ...a flat stable heat resistant work surface To ensure your espresso stays at optimum temperature we recommend that you preheat your cups Before brewing the portafilter must be turned to the right as ti...

Page 6: ...he Selector Dial is in the middle position b Turn the ON OFF switch to the ON position The red indicator light illuminates and will blink as the thermoblock heats up c Fill the water tank with fresh c...

Page 7: ...r dial to the center position Note It is normal for the white indicator light to blink during brewing indicating the thermoblock is heating the water as it flows through Note After stopping the flow o...

Page 8: ...tional frothing action Note You can also first froth the milk directly inside your cappuccino cup and then add a shot of espresso Prepare the portafilter and insert into the machine Then froth the mil...

Page 9: ...chine Cleaning the Steam Wand and Frothing Sleeve see chapter 10 14 Decalcifying When making espresso always use cold clean water Using spring water or filtered water will slow down calcium build up T...

Page 10: ...or no coffee flows through the portafilter a No water in tank Fill the tank with water b The screen inside the brew head is blocked Brew water through the screen without the portafilter inserted c The...

Page 11: ...nction will automatically turn the machine off if there is no activity within 25 minutes To turn the machine back on switch the power switch to Off position then back to On position 16 LIMITED ONE YEA...

Page 12: ...refers to the loss of the original purchasers time loss of the use of the machine or other costs relating to the care and custody of the machine The term consequential damages refers to the cost of re...

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