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Correct use

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The machine can be damaged by penetrating water. 

The machine is not protected against jets of water. 

Protect the machine against water and spray water.

 

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Never pour water over the machine.

 

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Do not use any water jets, high-pressure or steam 

cleaners to clean the machine.

 

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The machine is not suitable for installation on a 

surface where a water jet might be used.

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When the machine is unattended for extended 

periods, switch it off at the main switch and close the 

water tap.

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Never open the covers unless explicitly instructed to 

do so. Similarly, never remove bolts and the housing 

parts that they hold in place. Contact with live parts 

poses a danger of death due to electrical voltage.

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Never reach into a machine opening when the 

machine is running.

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Do not hold any body parts under the outlets when 

hot liquids or steam are being dispensed. This occurs 

in the following situations:

 

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After switching on,

 

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when beverages are being dispensed,

 

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during automatic cleaning,

 

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during rinsing processes (e.g., when switching 

off).

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Do not touch any hot parts.

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When products are being dispensed, there is a risk of 

scalding from the actual products. Always take care 

when handling hot beverages.

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Take note of any visible damage or malfunctions. 

Obvious malfunctions include water leaks, odors 

and heat formation, unusual noises, as well as error 

messages on the display. In the event of any unusual 

situations:

 

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Remove the mains plug

 

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Switch off the water supply

 

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Contact customer service

 

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Have the machine checked and serviced by cus-

tomer service

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Clean the machine at least once per day, especially 

the parts in contact with milk. Impurities could cause 

health problems.

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Comply with all intervals for cleaning, inspection, 

and maintenance, as specified in the instructions. 

Otherwise the safety, functional reliability, and dura-

bility may be impaired.

Technical data

Machine specifications

Dimensions (W x D x H)

300 x 580 x 715 mm

Weight

approx. 60 kg

Coffee supply

2 x 3 l / 2 x approx. 

1000 g

Instant supply

2 x 1 l / 2 x 450-800 g

Coffee grounds drawer 

capacity

For approx. 30 portions

Operating data

Hourly output

20-25 l hot water or  

approx. 150 cups of café 

crème

Permissible ambient 

temperature

+ 5-30 °C

Permissible air humidity

< 80 % non-condensing

Connections

Power supply

200-240 V, 50-60 Hz

Power consumption

2175-3040 W

Fuse protection provided 

by customer

16 A (required)

Connection

1.8 m mains cable with 

shock-proof mains plug

Fresh water connection

G ¾" outer thread

Fresh water pressure

At least 0.25 MPa 

(2.5 bar) at approx. 2 l/

min, a pressure reducer 

is required for static 

pressures higher than 

0.6 MPa (6 bar)

Fresh water carbonate 

hardness

1-3 °dKH: no action 

required, 4 °dKH and 

above: decarbonization 

system required (e.g., 

BRITA-Purity), less 

than 1 °dKH: consult 

manufacturer

Waste water connection

At least DN 25 - NW 1"

Noise level

< 70 dB(A)

Technical data

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Summary of Contents for Cafina XT6

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Melitta Cafina XT6 Melitta Professional Coffee Solutions...

Page 2: ...6 8 Multiple dispensing of a single product 18 6 9 Batch mode 18 6 10 Product dispensing via product filter 19 6 11 Preparing coffee from coffee powder 20 7 Settings 20 7 1 Opening the manager menu 20...

Page 3: ...he original operating instructions General Safety Technical data Installation Operation Dispensing products Settings Cleaning Maintenance Recycling and disposal 3 26646 20160202 1 Chapter overview 2 3...

Page 4: ...nor injuries ATTENTION Property damage Identifies the risk of possible property damage Note Identifies usage tips and useful information 1 4 Description This machine is a fully automatic coffee machin...

Page 5: ...you have read and understood these instructions in full When operating the machine always observe all information and guidelines in these instructions Keep these instructions at the place of use of t...

Page 6: ...ror messages on the display In the event of any unusual situations Remove the mains plug Switch off the water supply Contact customer service Have the machine checked and serviced by cus tomer service...

Page 7: ...is only to be installed and used in enclosed dry areas it must not be operated outdoors The effects of humidity and temperature may adversely affect the function and safety of the equipment The machi...

Page 8: ...ackwards on the coupling piece Remove the plug connector from the coupling piece 2 Unscrew the lid from the canister 3 Before filling clean the fresh water canister and its lid area with standard dish...

Page 9: ...ng out a full cleaning of the machine Cleaning the touch screen Self service operation Without a chip key you can only dispense preset products in self service operation 5 1 4 Logging in with a chip k...

Page 10: ...filling levels confirmed 5 2 3 Switching off Note For hygiene reasons the machine must be switched off only in a cleaned state Always use the Clean and switch off full system function The Switch off...

Page 11: ...the bean container 2 Fill the correct beans into the corresponding bean container e g espresso beans in container 1 1 and coffee beans in container 2 2 3 Re fit the lid 9 9 The bean container has bee...

Page 12: ...id on the instant container 6 Fill the right instant powder into the corresponding container e g cocoa Ensure that the powder is not compressed 7 Re fit the lid 8 Re fit the instant container 9 Turn t...

Page 13: ...ew window opens 000170 1 Cocoa filling level 3 2 Apply Limit value Cancel Designation Fig 12 Adjusting filling levels more accurately 6 Select one of the following options Press the T button 1 to mark...

Page 14: ...on the front of the machine 2 On the display press the Unit button 3 On the display press the Lock product choice button 9 9 The product choice has been locked To activate product dispensing again ho...

Page 15: ...oduct button with the symbol dispenses the listed product 3 once Pressing and holding a product button with the symbol dispenses the product 2 until contact is ceased You can select dispensing product...

Page 16: ...ss the button for dispensing hot water 9 9 The product is dispensed 6 5 Dispensing steam option CAUTION Danger of burns due to hot steam wand Contact with the steam wand and steam can result in burns...

Page 17: ...pressed a single portion of the requested product is dispensed after a short time 9 9 The product is dispensed 6 7 Dispensing multiplicator products Under product settings see chapter 7 6 on page 23 y...

Page 18: ...tch mode 1 can be switched on and off by default To switch the batch mode itself on or off press the bar for the batch mode 1 on the right of the display Product dispensing in batch mode 1 With batch...

Page 19: ...ant With without instant powder or corresponding instant powder Syrup With without syrup manual addition required Foam consistency Mousse normal or firm milk foam Foam tem perature Warm normal or hot...

Page 20: ...that it is ready for immediate use for normal operation The functions described here are only accessible if enabled by customer service 7 1 Opening the manager menu The manager menu gives you access...

Page 21: ...Caf Cr me 9 Steam 4 Hot water 7 Latte Macchiato 5 Ristretto Cappuccino 8 Milk foam cold Cappuccino PRODUCT OPERATION Waiter operation Self service operation Quick start Release Display receptacle Crea...

Page 22: ...on the screen is cleared The products remain stored on the machine 9 9 The product group is deleted 7 4 4 Editing product groups The following buttons can be used to edit a product group Button Funct...

Page 23: ...ate for pre selection in waiter operation e g no coffee component coffee decaffeinated coffee Selecting the entry means that the filter is not activated in waiter operation 3 Set the filter to be pres...

Page 24: ...it Here you have the option of adjusting the filling levels cleaning the machine or switching it off 7 7 1 Menu option Filling levels As well as confirming the filling levels as described in chapter 5...

Page 25: ...cked see chapter 8 9 on page 34 Clean full system Clean the milk and brewing system then continue machine operation see chapter 8 6 on page 29 Clean and switch off full system Clean the milk and brewi...

Page 26: ...n to only export the displayed filtered section of the product statis tics Press the All button to export the entire product statistics list 10 Open the machine door 11 Remove the USB stick and slide...

Page 27: ...er If there is only one prompt per week days 1 and 2 must be identical Display brightness Set display brightness Display brightness standby Set the display brightness for stand by mode Output lighting...

Page 28: ...onds Then clean with a clean damp cloth Daily 1 2 Milk and brewing system Start cleaning program Daily Instant system Clean Daily Coffee grounds drawer Clean Daily All systems parts that have been use...

Page 29: ...om end of the filter housing together with the FEP tube and rinse the sieve insert 6 Ensure that the fresh water canister is filled with sufficient water and that the waste water canister is empty bef...

Page 30: ...page 9 2 Select one of the following options Button Function Clean full system Clean the milk and brewing system then continue machine operation Clean and switch off full system Clean the milk and br...

Page 31: ...activities 1 Clean the dispensing area once the automatic cleaning process is complete see chapter 8 10 on page 34 2 If you want to continue using the machine refill the milk as described in chapter...

Page 32: ...ng options Clean the parts in a dishwasher at a maximum of 60 C Clean all parts thoroughly with hot water and a cleaner suitable for milk products Rinse all parts thoroughly with clean water 3 Dry the...

Page 33: ...ly with hot water and a detergent Dishwasher cleaning is possible at max 60 C 6 Dry the parts completely 7 If you want to continue using the machine refill the beans as described in chapter 5 3 1 on p...

Page 34: ...again by touching the numbers 1 4 in the corners of the display 000035 Fig 50 Cleaning the touch screen 9 9 The touch screen has been cleaned 8 10 External cleaning Note Do not use any abrasive agent...

Page 35: ...d where applicable repaired by customer service before you start using it again Incorrectly performed repair work can result in considerable risk to the user WARNING Malfunctions If there are visible...

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