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Maintenance and cleaning 

Daily 

1.  Use a clean sponge, cloth or brush to clean the shower head and 

up inside the group head. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

shower 

head 

rubber 

sealing ring 

group head

Looking into the group head.  

Clean all parts, including the rubber sealing ring 

 and the surface of the shower head. 

2. 

Place a cup onto drip tray and push the pump lever down to flush 
a small amount of water through the group head.

 

3.  Place a small jug of cold water under the steam wand and release 

steam to remove any milk deposits from the wand. 

4.  Wipe the surface of the wand with a soft damp cloth, including all 

grooves or places where milk could build up. 

5.  Remove filter baskets from coffee handle and wash in warm 

soapy water. Rinse them thoroughly under hot running water. 

6.  Remove the metal drip tray cover and plastic drip tray and wash 

them in warm soapy water. 

7.  Use a clean, wet paper towel or soft cloth to remove marks from 

the surface of the machine (while warm) and polish with a clean, 
dry soft paper towel or soft cloth. 

Do not use any alcohol, solvents or abrasive creams or cloths on the 
surface of the machine.  

 

Weekly 

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With commercial espresso machine cleaning chemical 

1.  Put three teaspoons of cleaning chemical into half a litre of very 

hot water. 

2.  Place coffee baskets and handle into the solution to soak for 20 to 

30 minutes. Ensure that the bakelite part of the handle is not 
immersed in the solution. 

3.  Rinse and wash all parts with warm soapy water. 

4.  Rinse thoroughly in hot water. 

 

Training manual – Micro casa a leva

 

 

Summary of Contents for Micro Casa a Leva S1

Page 1: ...Micro Casa a Leva Training Manual...

Page 2: ...instructions 4 Making coffee 5 Procedure 5 Frothing or heating milk 7 Refilling the boiler 7 Maintenance and cleaning 8 Daily 8 Weekly 8 Background information 9 Operating principles 9 The group head...

Page 3: ...es Traditional lever extraction method Durable and hard wearing construction Easy to clean and operate Silent coffee extraction Powerful steam wand for creamy cappuccinos and smooth lattes Copper and...

Page 4: ...with guarantee card Boiler cover handle eagle or Morano blue ball and brass bolt Boiler plug Pump lever safety release valve Plastic drip tray Brass or chrome drip tray cover Coffee handle Single and...

Page 5: ...se valve bolt to attach handle to cover boiler pressure gauge boiler boiler water level gauge filter basket coffee handle steam wand tap steam wand lever on off switch metal drip tray cover plastic dr...

Page 6: ...alve on securely turn clockwise 3 Place boiler cover into position 4 Ensure the steam wand tap is in the off position Steam tap in the OFF position 5 Connect the electrical plug to a suitable 240V pow...

Page 7: ...sket into the group head and pulling the pump lever down so water flows for about five seconds Note If there is no coffee in the handle releasing the pump lever after pulling it down can cause the lev...

Page 8: ...ver in this position until coffee begins to drip through Hold machine base and always keep elbow above pump lever 10 Release the lever which will slowly return to the upright position 11 For more coff...

Page 9: ...dged by holding your hand against the jug When the temperature is too hot to the touch wait four seconds or so then turn off the steam 6 Remove the jug and immediately release a small amount of steam...

Page 10: ...m coffee handle and wash in warm soapy water Rinse them thoroughly under hot running water 6 Remove the metal drip tray cover and plastic drip tray and wash them in warm soapy water 7 Use a clean wet...

Page 11: ...nd froth heat milk at the same time The group head The coffee handle fits into the group head with water flowing through a shower screen as below If the basket is too full the grounds will press again...

Page 12: ...the machine is switched on This device incorporates a pressure release valve pressure stat to regulate the boiler pressure It should only be tightened by hand as over tightening can damage the valve...

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