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Opera

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 on

NOTE!

Danger of overhea

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 ng!

Exceeding the maximum permissible opera  ng cycle can cause the 
grinder to overheat.

 

– Do not exceed the maximum opera  ng cycle 

(see the sec  on “Technical data”).

 

– Observe the recommended pause when the maximum permissi-

ble opera  ng cycle is reached (see the sec  on 

Technical data

).

•  The grinder has a thermal overcurrent circuit-breaker which 

interrupts the electric circuit of the grinder in case of electri-
cal overload. 
To put the grinder into opera  on again, set the on/o

  switch 

(5)

 to switch posi  on 

0

 (o

 ). 

Then press the release bu  on 

(6)

You can switch the grinder back on by se   ng the on/o

  

switch to switch posi  on 

and pu   ng the grinder into opera-

 on (see chapter “Troubleshoo  ng”).

•  The grinder also has a motor protector, which switches o

  

the grinder when the motor becomes too hot. 
As soon as the motor has cooled down, the grinder can be 
operated again (see the sec  on “Troubleshoo  ng”).

NOTE!

Risk of damage!

The operator has no in

fl

 uence on the thermal overcurrent cicuit-breaker. 

If the thermal circuit-breaker has been triggered several   mes, an 
authorised service partner must be contacted for advice as the motor 
winding can become damaged.

ESPRESSO GRINDER

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Summary of Contents for E65S GbW

Page 1: ...www mahlkoenig de E65S GbW INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...1 2 3 5 6 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 8 17 4 7 A 10 Overview ESPRESSO GRINDER 2...

Page 3: ...C B 2 18 19 20 8 10 3 E65S GbW EN...

Page 4: ...D E 13 13 21 ESPRESSO GRINDER 4...

Page 5: ...F G F 4 16 23 3 22 15 5 E65S GbW EN...

Page 6: ...H I 13 24 26 25 25 ESPRESSO GRINDER 6...

Page 7: ...J 27 28 30 31 32 31 34 29 29 28 33 7 E65S GbW EN...

Page 8: ...L 37 36 K 35 ESPRESSO GRINDER 8...

Page 9: ...M N 41 42 44 40 39 43 38 9 E65S GbW EN...

Page 10: ...sed 18 Slider 19 Rubber ring 20 Locking screw for the bean hopper 21 Spout guide 22 Lower bu on 23 Upper bu on 24 Rescue bu on 25 Locking screws grinder lid No Designa on 26 Lock unlock grinder lid 27...

Page 11: ...cipes based on weight me 24 Se ng or changing the grinding weight me 24 Star ng grinding 26 Interrup ng grinding 27 Rescue bu on grinding 27 Changingthetypeofespressobeans 27 Using the main menu 29 Di...

Page 12: ...er shall be referred to herein a er simply as grinder Please keep the opera ng manual safe for later queries Please also hand the opera ng manual on to subsequent owners and users of the grinder Expla...

Page 13: ...ed with this symbol meet the requirements of electrical product safety in the United States of America Products marked with this symbol meet the criteria required by the NSF Na onal Sanita on Founda o...

Page 14: ...orrect electrical installa on or an excessively high voltage can all lead to electric shock Connect the grinder only if the mains voltage of the socket com plies with the informa on indicated on the t...

Page 15: ...at it could create a tripping hazard Do not bend the power cable and do not place it over sharp edges Use the grinder in indoor areas only Never operate the grinder in damp rooms or in the rain Keep c...

Page 16: ...are not permi ed to play with the grinder Do not leave the grinder unsupervised when in opera on Do not let children play with the packaging film Children can become entangled in it while playing and...

Page 17: ...di erent recipes grinding weights mes and also has the op on of controlling the grinding weight me manually manual grinding The grinding process starts automa cally when the portafilter is inserted a...

Page 18: ...tch 5 to 0 and connect the grinder to the power supply by inser ng the power plug into a properly installed safety socket 4 Place the collec ng tray 10 into the corresponding recess in the casing unde...

Page 19: ...fits exactly between the portafilter support and the portafilter intake If the portafilter support does not fit contact your supplier see chapter Maintenance and service 5 Hold the portafilter suppor...

Page 20: ...ers on the grinder s memory As soon as the portafilter is recorded it can be assigned to a recipe and ac vated see the Edi ng recipes chapter in the so ware instruc ons 1 Call up the Portafilter manag...

Page 21: ...eed as described in steps 2 4 7 If you wish to overwrite a recorded portafilter turn the controller to the desired portafilter number in the Portafilter management submenu and confirm your choice by p...

Page 22: ...the on o switch 5 to switch posi on 0 o Then press the release bu on 6 You can switch the grinder back on by se ng the on o switch to switch posi on I and pu ng the grinder into opera on see chapter T...

Page 23: ...mains plug into a properly installed safety socket 2 Switch on the grinder by switching the On O switch 5 to I The grinder is ready for opera on as soon as the recipes last selected the symbol for man...

Page 24: ...fine the desired grinding mode which is then automa cally carried out by the grinder 1 Press the controller 3 2 mes to call up the main menu on the display 14 2 Turn the controller to select the Edit...

Page 25: ...Confirm the grinding me by pressing the upper bu on 23 symbol or discard the se ng by pressing the lower bu on symbol If you do not make any changes to the se ngs for over 4 min utes by turning press...

Page 26: ...er 2 Insert the portafilter between the portafilter support 12 and the porta filter intake 11 and let go of the portafilter The grinder starts the grinding process automa cally with the set grind ing...

Page 27: ...lly un l the grinding me has elapsed If you do not want to con nue with the grinding process then press the controller bu on 3 The display jumps directly to the selected mode and the pre viously suspe...

Page 28: ...n hopper intake 9 Push the bean hopper down into the bean hopper intake and turn the bean hopper clockwise to fix it to the grinder If the bean hopper cannot be fixed in place by turning it it may not...

Page 29: ...e enclosed so ware instruc ons Display naviga on symbols Symbol Meaning Warning messages menu item Sta s cs menu item Edit recipes menu item Service menu item Se ngs menu item Leave main menu submenu...

Page 30: ...d submenu confirm your selec on by pressing the controller or press the lower bu on 22 symbol to exit the main menu 4 Turn the controller to select a submenu item and confirm your selec on by pressing...

Page 31: ...at no water or other liquids make their way into the casing NOTE Risk of damage Improper handling can cause damage to the grinder Do not use any harsh cleaning products or sharp or metallic cleaning o...

Page 32: ...ilter support 11 the screws 8 for adjus ng the portafilter support le and right 3 Pull the collec ng tray 10 forward and out of the grinder Wipe the casing and the collec ng tray with a damp cloth as...

Page 33: ...de and out with a damp cloth and then dry it 7 Remove any excess beans from the bean hopper intake 2 8 Make sure that the rubber ring 19 has been properly posi oned in the bean hopper intake and is ly...

Page 34: ...ke 2 8 Make sure that the rubber ring 19 has been properly posi oned in the bean hopper intake and is lying flat see Fig B 9 Place the bean hopper back onto the bean hopper intake When placing the bea...

Page 35: ...5 to 0 and remove the power plug from the socket 4 Use a flat head screwdriver to loosen the two locking screws on the grinder lid see Fig I 25 in 1 2 turns 5 Press the bean hopper intake down and tu...

Page 36: ...hopper onto the grinder see chapter Cleaning the bean hopper steps 7 13 Cleaning the flapper The flapper should be cleaned every 2 5 days 1 Remove the grinder lid 27 proceed as described in chapter C...

Page 37: ...burr flange 34 3 Remove the flapper 35 from the recess in the grinder and insert the locking tool 36 into the grinder to change the burr so that the burr carrier 32 is fixed see Fig L 4 Loosen the tw...

Page 38: ...adjustment 6 Turn the dial zero adjustment 42 towards the lowest point on the Verni er scale 41 If you can hear a grinding noise the distance between the burrs is at its smallest 7 Slowly turn the gri...

Page 39: ...e all ground co ee etc from the portafilter intake 12 the portafilter support 11 the spout 13 and the cover of the scales 9 see the Cleaning the casing chapter 2 Turn the controller 3 to select the Se...

Page 40: ...on switch was triggered Check whether the circuit breaker s release bu on has popped out Push it back in if necessary If the switch con nues to pop out contact your service partner see the sec on Mai...

Page 41: ...ears itself Then set the grind adjustment to the se ng required during opera on The grinding degree is too fine Release the lock on the grind adjust ment and set the grinding degree to 8 Start the gri...

Page 42: ...e and service The grinder is not weighing correctly it is weighing imprecisely The weigh ing scale has shi ed The installa on loca on is not stable e g windy vibra ons Calibra on of the scales is requ...

Page 43: ...the lock on the grind adjust ment and set the grinding degree to 8 Start the grinding process The grinder clears itself Then set the grind adjustment to the se ng required during opera on The grinder...

Page 44: ...hed The fix burr flange is not installed cor rectly Align the fix burr flange correctly see Cleaning the burrs The adjust ment ring is not installed correctly Align the adjustment ring correctly see Z...

Page 45: ...le 100 V 50 60 Hz 2 double espressi min 5 seconds on 25 seconds o 110 127 V 60 Hz 2 double espressi min 4 seconds on 26 seconds o 220 240 V 50 60 Hz 3 double espressi min 5 seconds on 15 seconds o Rec...

Page 46: ...or this reason electrical appliances are labelled with the symbol opposite Maintenance and service In the event of service or maintenance contact an Authorised Service Centre for Mahlk nig products Cu...

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