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ST BE GROUND FOR PUMP ESPRESSO MACHI-
NES, which means it must be ground quite fi-
nely.
•
It is a good idea to keep ground coffee or cof-
fee beans in the freezer in a hermetically sea-
led container. Coffee easily absorbs odours.
STARTING UP AND PREPARING THE MACHINE
•
Carefully remove the machine and all accesso-
ries from the packaging.
• Open the lid, remove the water reservoir (
17
)
and rinse it with clean, cold water.
•
Fill the reservoir no higher than the MAX mark,
place it back in the machine and close the lid.
•
Check that the reservoir (
17
) is positioned correc-
tly. Fill the reservoir with clean, cold water only. Do
not use sparkling water or any other liquid.
Important:
To prevent problems caused by lime
scale build-up, it is important to use the machine
with the water-softening filter (
25
). Alternatively, you
may also use lime scale remover tablets, as descri-
bed in the section on the "lime scale remover pro-
gramme". If you decide to use the water-softening
filter, follow the assembly instructions under the
heading "Filter assembly".
•
Open the lid of the coffee bean container (
18
),
fill it with coffee beans and close the lid again.
Do not use coffee beans which have been trea-
ted with sugar or other additives during or after
roasting, as they could damage the coffee grin-
der. Repair costs due to such damage will not
be covered by the warranty.
The steam/hot water knob (
11
) must be set to 0.
Filling the system
When you use the appliance for the first time, the pi-
pes inside the machine may not yet be filled with wa-
ter. The machine will signal this as follows:
• When you turn on the machine using the on/off
button (
2
), the symbol
will begin to flash.
•
Turn the steam/hot water knob (11) to the right.
At this point the system will fill with water and
water may flow out of the nozzle (
12
).
•
As soon as the symbol
starts flashing
again, you may turn the knob back to the left
(
11
).
will begin to flash.
•
The service button (
7
) flashes when the system
has heated up.
•
Press the service button (
7
) to rinse out the sy-
stem through the coffee outlet (
8
).
•
The normal coffee symbol will appear on the di-
splay.
•
The machine is now ready for use.
RECOMMENDATION:
Place a dish underneath the
outlet to collect water.
You may rinse out the machine at any time during re-
gular operation by letting water flow through the cof-
fee outlet (
8
), pressing the service button (
7
).
Starting up the appliance
1a. Remove the power cord from the cord compart-
ment (14) and plug it into a suitable outlet.
2a. Press the power switch (
15
). The on/off button
(
2
) will come on.
3a. Press the on/off button (
2
).
will begin to
flash.
4a. Once the machine has been heated up, the ser-
vice button (
7
) will start flashing.
5a. Press the service button (
7
) to rinse the system
out through the coffee outlet (
8
).
6a. The machine is now ready for use.
Setting grind
Important:
Grind may be adjusted only when the
coffee grinder is in use.
The coffee grinder may be adapted to suit the roast
of the coffee. We recommend the medium setting
for all roasts.
•
Open the coffee bean container lid (
18
)
•
With the coffee grinder in operation, turn the
knob (
19
) to the desired position. The smaller
the dot next to the knob, the finer the grind. Re-
member that:
– lightly roasted coffee requires a finer grind
– dark-roasted coffee requires a coarser grind
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The machine is shipped ready to make its first cup
of coffee. But we recommend you re-programme
the main settings to suit your preferences. First of
all, follow the steps listed under the "Programming"
heading to adjust the filter and water hardness set-
tings.
NOTE:
When using the appliance for the first time,
or if the appliance has not been used for some time,
the first coffee you make will not have perfect aro-
ma and should be discarded.
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