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S1 Owner’s Manual
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previously been programmed.)
3. To increase the temperature, press the
BOILER
(13) button. The first press
lights the yellow lamp over
110
(19)
which ind1°C. A 2
nd
press also lights
the red lamp over
120
(20)
which ind2°C. A 3
rd
press also lights the red
lamp over
ECON
(21)
which ind3°C. A 4
th
press of the
BOILER
(13)
button extinguishes all three lamps indicating that the machine has cycled back
to 0°C offset from the master setting.
4. To decrease the temperature, press the
One Cup
(23) button. The first press
lights the green lamp over
95
(16)
which indicates -1°C. A 2
nd
press also lights
the green lamp over
90
(15)
which indicates
-2°C. A 3
rd
press also lights the green lamp over
85
(14)
which indicates -3°C. A
4
th
press of the
One Cup
(24) button extinguishes all three green lamps
indicating that the machine has cycled back to 0°C offset from the master setting.
5. When finished, press the
Two Cup
(25) button until the lamps extinguish. You
will be back in Standby mode with only the
ON/STBY
(22)
lamp blinking. At this
time, your setting is memorized and will remain until you repeat the above
procedure to change it.
If, for example, your master temperature setting before entering the fine temperature
control mode is 95°C and you press the
One Cup
(24) button until all three green lamps
are lit, the water temperature is programmed to 92°C. When back in normal operational
mode with the green 95°C lamp lit steadily, the water temperature will actually be 92°C.
NOTE: The master temperature setting and the fine temperature setting are
completely independent. If you have set the temperature to 92°C, as in the above
example, and later decide you want the temperature to be 100°C, changing the
master setting to 100°C will result in 97°C water temperature because the fine
temperature setting is still at -3°C.
3.5 Espresso Brewing
1. Unfasten the portafilter handle (11) from the brewing group (10) and insert the filter
for one or two cups.
2. Fill it with ground coffee, making sure not to leave coffee powder on the upper edge
of the portafilter handle (11), and press it with the suitable coffee tamper provided.
3. Firmly attach the portafilter handle (11) to the brewing group (10).
4. Place one or two cups under the portafilter handle (11).
5. Press the button corresponding to one cup (24) if you want to make one coffee or
two cups (25) to start the delivery. Once the desired quantity of coffee programmed
is reached, the delivery automatically stops.