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Summary of Contents for 42639

Page 1: ...rovided instructions before first use Model and attachments are subject to change For household use only Operating Instructions Design Coffee Grinder Advanced Pro Art Nr 42639 Design Coffee Grinder Ad...

Page 2: ...ration 35 Preparing the Appliance for Use 35 Operating your Design Coffee Grinder Advanced Pro 36 Grinding into Portafilter 37 Grinding into the Grind Container 38 Customising the Pre Settings 38 Solv...

Page 3: ...alculations of amounts the Design Coffee Grinder Advanced Pro will provide the exact amount at the push of a button This way you will always reach the best results The conical grinding burrs are made...

Page 4: ...28 Knowing Your Design Coffee Grinder Advanced Pro A B E J I G L M O N P Q C D K H F...

Page 5: ...K Portafilter button use this button alternatively to start cancel operation L Grind catch tray catches grind overspill Removable for easy cleaning M Slip reducing feet N O Cradles for Portafilter 50...

Page 6: ...ap pliance and return the entire appliance including all parts and accessories to an authorized service centre for examination and repair Operate the appliance on a well accessible stable level dry a...

Page 7: ...ic shock Do not place the appliance or any part of it or power cord in an automatic dishwasher Important Safeguards for Electrical Appliances The appliance is driven electrically Place the appliance n...

Page 8: ...e bean hopper with the appliance connected to the power supply During grinding single coffee beans could leap out of the bean hopper This could happen especially with the bean hopper almost empty Thus...

Page 9: ...the appliance do the rest Thus we recommend preferring automatic mode This way the smart grinding system of your Design Cof fee Grinder Advanced Pro can be of use for you to achieve reliable and stab...

Page 10: ...size setting in the ESPRESSO range For single wall filters use an fine setting at the right end of the scale Use freshly roasted coffee beans preferably with a roasted on date Store coffee beans in a...

Page 11: ...on inclined surfaces where it can fall over to avoid damage Do not place any clothes or tissue or other foreign objects on or under the appliance during operation to avoid risk of fire overheating or...

Page 12: ...sso Percolator Filter and Plunger the grind size will differ Within each coffee style there is a range of settings Experiment with different grind settings to achieve the brew that suits your taste be...

Page 13: ...ound coffee after the milling works come to a standstill WARNING Do not leave the appliance unattended while it is connected to the power sup ply Always unplug the appliance when it is not in use 6 If...

Page 14: ...under the grind outlet until it snaps in place at the magnet in the rear of the appliance 4 Press the START PAUSE CANCEL button to start the grin ding process You can use the automatic mode only short...

Page 15: ...and drip filter coffee machines PERCOLATOR coffee machines ESPRESSO espresso machines There is a fine grading within these ranges which is partly indicated on the scale COARSE to FINE The current set...

Page 16: ...try again The message LOCK BEAN HOPPER is dis played on the screen There is no reaction to any operating element The bean hopper is not installed or not properly locked Ensure assembling the applianc...

Page 17: ...try again The coffee is ground irregularly with too large pieces The burr sleeve is missing or not locked correctly Ensure assembling the appliance correctly according to the instructions in section...

Page 18: ...e due to any remainder left in the grinder WARNING Always ensure that the appliance and any parts and accessories of it are out of reach of young children Always unplug the appliance before moving dis...

Page 19: ...the burr sleeve up and out 9 Remove the grind catch tray from the power base The grind catch tray is held in place via a magnet You can simply pull it out Cleaning the Appliance 1 Wash all removable...

Page 20: ...appliance is not in use to avoid dust getting into the bean hopper Storage WARNING Always unplug the appliance when it is not in use Do not leave the appliance unattended while it is connected to the...

Page 21: ...ances are disposed of in landfills or dumps hazardous substances can leak into the groundwater and get into the food chain damaging your health and well being When replacing old appliances with new on...

Page 22: ...size 38 inteded use 30 manual mode 36 manual operation 33 model 32 moving parts 32 operation 35 Portafilter 37 power consumption 32 power cord 32 power supply 32 preparing for use 35 properties 33 re...

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