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9.7

Interface Operation

“On/Off” button

“-” button (programming only)

“Programming” button

“+” button (programming only)

“Coffee” button

“Double coffee” button

“Cleaning” button

Mode / Button

On/Off

PROGRAMMING

Warm-up

Flashing

Off

Machine Ready

Off

Brewing Coffee

Off

Double coffee brewing

Off

Coffee brewing with manual lever

Off

Steam dispensing

Off

Hot Water Dispensing

Off

Adjusting the Coffee Length

Off

Double coffee length adjustment

Off

Settings within the programming

menu

On and flashing
when pressed

Coffee circuit descaling

continuous cycle

Steam circuit descaling

continuous cycle

Hot water circuit descaling

continuous cycle

Reset

Flashes 3 times

Off

Flashes 3 times

Mode / Button

On/Off

Coffee

Double coffee

Cleaning

Warm-up

Flashing

Off

Machine Ready

Off

Brewing Coffee

Flashing

Off

Double coffee brewing

Off

Flashing

Off

Coffee brewing with manual lever

Flashing

Off

Steam dispensing

Off

Hot Water Dispensing

Off

Adjusting the Coffee Length

Flashing

Off

Double coffee length adjustment

Off

Flashing

Off

Settings within the programming menu

Off

Coffee circuit descaling

Off

Steam circuit descaling

Off

Hot water circuit descaling

Off

Reset

Off

Summary of Contents for SE-50

Page 1: ...Espresso Coffee Machine UK WARNING Read these instructions carefully before using the machine OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...ter holder 2 Cup warming surface 9 Control panel 3 LCD Display 10 Steam dispensing knob 4 Hot water dispensing knob 11 Steam wand 5 Hot water wand 12 Manual dispensing lever 6 Brew group 13 Drip tray...

Page 3: ...oving the filter holder may cause damage or burns The steam wand and the hot water dispensing wand become extremely hot when frothing milk or when dispensing hot water In case of contact it can cause...

Page 4: ...use The machine may be used by children older than 8 and upwards or by persons with reduced physical mental or sensory abilities or lacking sufficient experience and or skills provided that they are s...

Page 5: ...not use the machine for any other use than the one specified Do not place the machine on or near flames gas appliances electrical elements or heated ovens Do not let the power cord protrude from the s...

Page 6: ...WATER TANK 19 7 2 MEASURING AND ADJUSTING WATER HARDNESS 20 7 3 TURNING ON OFF THE MACHINE 20 7 4 FIRST USE USE AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF INACTIVITY 21 7 5 WASHING THE PARTS COMING INTO CONTACT WITH FOO...

Page 7: ...ogna Italy This product has been manufactured by SaGa Coffee S p A and sold under its own responsibility SaGa Coffee S p A is the guarantor of the product Saeco is a registered trademark of Koninklijk...

Page 8: ...to indicate operations that if correctly performed preserve the correct operation of the machine Suggested solutions It is used to indicate alternative procedures which make programming and or mainten...

Page 9: ...give the keys to access the internal parts of the machine to another operator Supply operator and is the sole responsible for any servicing procedure This manual is an essential part supplied with the...

Page 10: ...ing data name of the Manufacturer marks of conformity model serial number year and month of manufacture supply voltage V supply frequency Hz electrical power consumption W appliance code It is strictl...

Page 11: ...gth approx 1 200 mm Capacity Water tank 2 5litres Control panel Front panel A weighted sound pressure level less than 70 dB Pump pressure Max 1 5 MPa 15 0 bar Operating conditions Minimumtemperature a...

Page 12: ...ct and in this manual electrically connect the appliance using multi sockets or adapters use jets of water for cleaning operations It is mandatory to check conformity of the power supply use original...

Page 13: ...side of the appliance turning it on and off The Supply operator is not allowed to carry out operations indicated in this manual as competence of the Maintenance Technician Maintenance technician The m...

Page 14: ...g shake the appliance lift the appliance by using ropes or cranes leave the appliance exposed to bad weather in humid areas or close to heat sources 4 2 Storage The machine is packed in cardboard and...

Page 15: ...lled in places where water jets are used for cleaning operations nor where there is a risk of fire or explosion Make sure that the installation place is compatible with the following specifications be...

Page 16: ...ons 5 2 Unpacking and Positioning On receipt of the appliance make sure that it has not suffered any damage during transport or that the packaging has not been unduly opened with consequent stealing o...

Page 17: ...y specialised technical personnel or by the service provider The Maintenance Technician who is in charge of the appliance s installation shall make sure that the power supply system complies with the...

Page 18: ...machine by pressing this button button programming only Decrease the value of the programming data by pressing this button Programming button Enter the machine programming menu by pressing this button...

Page 19: ...carbonated water as well as other liquids will damage the machine Remove the lid from the water tank Remove the tank lift it using the inside handle Rinse and fill it with fresh water do not exceed t...

Page 20: ...4 hard Press the Programming button to access the machine programming mode Press the Programming button until the message Cleaning alarm is displayed Press the button to increase the value or the butt...

Page 21: ...spout Press the Coffee button to start brewing The machine starts brewing coffee from the dispensing spout Wait until brewing has been completed and empty the container Repeat the brewing process 3 ti...

Page 22: ...e has not been used for a certain time it is recommended to read section First Use Use after a Long Period of Inactivity again before using the module again The beverage selection modes are indicated...

Page 23: ...nd use only suitable means to ensure strict compliance with the safety regulations in force The specialised technician or the service provider can change some of the machine operating parameters to su...

Page 24: ...g menu 8 2 1 Access to the Programming Menu Press the Programming button to access the machine programming mode After 5 seconds of inactivity the machine exits the programming mode and returns to stan...

Page 25: ...the settings and press the Programming button to save Prebrewing Changes the prebrewing level range P1 P4 Press the or button to change the settings and press the Programming button to save Cleaning a...

Page 26: ...pliance Children must not carry out any cleaning and maintenance operations without being monitored For hygienic reasons after the machine has not been used for a long time it is recommended to thorou...

Page 27: ...If the machine is used for the first time or after a long period of inactivity contact the Service Provider to start it up 9 3 Brewing Coffee Make sure there is enough water in the tank The machine mu...

Page 28: ...rt brewing Do not remove the filter holder before brewing is completed When the desired amount of coffee has been brewed press again the previously pressed button or reposition the lever to the initia...

Page 29: ...product that can easily acidify and that is altered by heat Once the milk carton has been opened and throughout the period of use it must be maintained at a temperature not exceeding 5 C 41 F At the...

Page 30: ...llows you to adjust the product length according to your needs and to the type of cup used Press and hold the Coffee button for 3 seconds to adjust the quantity of the coffee The machine starts dispen...

Page 31: ...ed On Onandflashing whenpressed Coffee circuit descaling On continuous cycle Steam circuit descaling On continuous cycle Hot water circuit descaling On continuous cycle Reset On Flashes3times Off Flas...

Page 32: ...ld up over time and worsen the taste of coffee and machine operation To remove these oils it is essential to perform regular cleaning operations in order to preserve the quality of the coffee brewed a...

Page 33: ...oths and or with degreasing detergents Remove any dust residues with a jet of dry compressed air or with an antistatic cloth 10 2 1 Maintenance Schedule Operation to be carried out A B C D Emptying an...

Page 34: ...se a small amount of steam In case there are residues of caramelized or dry milk move the wand towards the drip tray and dispense steam for about 10 seconds Leave the cloth on the steam wand Any resid...

Page 35: ...g holes are clogged use a brush with thin bristles to remove coffee residues Alternatively also use the pin supplied with the machine The pin is located below the water tank lid in the upper part of t...

Page 36: ...nance Kit may be purchased at your local dealer or at authorised service centres Never drink the descaling solution or any products brewed until the cycle has been completed Never use vinegar as a des...

Page 37: ...ect ST CLEAN Press the Programming button to confirm Remove the water tank pour 500 ml of Saeco descaling solution in it and fill with fresh water up to the level indicated by MAX Press the Programmin...

Page 38: ...he filter holder Press the Clean button to enter the CLEAN menu Navigate through the CLEAN menu using the Clean button and select CO CLEAN Press the Programming button to confirm The machine automatic...

Page 39: ...LEAN Press the Programming button to confirm Rotate the hot water knob counter clockwise The machine automatically performs the complete descaling process of the hot water circuit If there is not enou...

Page 40: ...e wording PREHEATING the On Off button flashes Machine ready mode the display shows the wording READY Coffee mode the display shows the count of the dispensing time Fill the tank it reminds the user t...

Page 41: ...untilitsclosed position Thereisgroundcoffeearoundtheedgeofthe filterholder Thereistoomuchcoffeeinthefilterholder Turnthefilterholderuntiltheclosedposition Washthefilterholderandbrewunitgasket Uselessc...

Page 42: ...ift and place the appliance in the assigned location following the instructions given in section Unpacking and Positioning 12 2 Inactivity and Storage If the appliance needs to be stored or remains in...

Page 43: ...waste at the end of its operational life Separate collection of the appliance once at the end of its operational life is organised and managed by the manufacturer Therefore for an appropriate disposal...

Page 44: ...Cod 15005070 Ed 01...

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