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IMPORTANT -
Take into account that the bean hopper may need some hours for
getting completely dry after cleaning. However, for correct operation, it is crucial
that the bean hopper is completely dry. We recommend to clean the appliance at
the end of the day and, after wiping dry, leave the parts dry naturally over-night.
NOTE
You should empty and clean the bean hopper regularly to avoid that stale residues
of coffee beans accumulate within the bean hopper and grinder. This is crucial,
if you wish to prepare the appliance for several days without usage (e.g. during
holidays).
DISASSEMBLING THE GRINDER
NOTE
The bean hopper base is closed automatically, when unlocking the bean hopper.
Therefore, remaining coffee beans will not fall out, when removing the bean hopper.
1. Unplug the appliance. If required, remove the portafilter cradle.
2. Remove the hopper lid. Turn the black lock dial in the centre of the bean hopper
counter-clockwise, until the lock of the bean hopper is released tangibly (approx.
90°). Then, pull the bean hopper upwards, thus enabling free access to the grin-
ding burrs.
3. If there are any coffee beans left in the bean hopper, empty the bean hopper
completely. Thereafter, replace the bean hopper and turn the lock dial back to
the closed position. Replace the hopper lid. Position the storage container in the
grinder cavity.
4. Plug in the appliance and leave the appliance operate, until all remaining coffee
beans are ground. Unplug the appliance and remove the bean hopper again,
as described in step 2.
CAUTION
– There may be some harsh resistance, when attempting to
unlock the grinding sleeve. In this case, grasp the wire handle at both sides just
above the rim of the grinding sleeve. Avoid bending the wire handle. Otherwise,
the wire handle may no longer fit into the groove at the rim of the grinding sleeve,
making it impossible to re-assemble the bean hopper.
5. Pull up the wire handle at the rim of the grinding sleeve. For unlocking the grin-
ding sleeve, via the wire handle, turn the grinding sleeve counter-clockwise.
Then, pull the grinding sleeve out.
NOTE
The grinding burr cannot be removed.
CLEANING THE GRINDER
CAUTION
–
Do not immerse the grinding sleeve in water or any other
liquid to avoid damage. Do not pour or drip any liquids into the grinder cham-
ber. Always keep the inner parts of the grinder completely dry
(grinding burrs,
grinding sleeve, grinder outlet). Moisture on the surfaces will make the coffee pow-
der stick to the surfaces.
Do not clean any part of the appliance in an automatic
dishwasher.
6. Disassemble the grinder (see above: ‘Disassembling the Grinder’).
7. Via a small,
DRY
nylon brush, remove any residues of coffee powder from the grin-
ding sleeve and from the grinding burr (in the grinder chamber).
DO NOT moisten
the brush!
The provided cleaning tool or another suited nylon brush may do.
8. Brush the powder outlet, removing any residues of coffee powder sticking to the
surfaces.
NOTE
The powder tray is held within the grinder base via a magnet. You may simply
pull it out.
9. Pull out the powder tray and empty the powder tray.
10. You may clean the portafilter cradles, powder tray, bean hopper, and hopper
lid via warm dishwater. Thereafter rinse and dry thoroughly.
11. Wipe the exterior of the housing, the grinder cavity, and the power cord with a
slightly moistened cloth. Then wipe dry.
12. Leave all parts dry naturally for at least 1 hour. Take into account that the bean
hopper may need some more time for getting completely dry.
RE-ASSEMBLING THE GRINDER
CAUTION
– Ensure that all parts of the grinder are
absolutely dry
, before
re-assembling the grinder. Moisture in the grinder may lead to blockage of the
grinder, or a stale taste of your coffee, and even mould building up in the grinder
chamber.
