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MAKING FILTER COFFEE

Plug into a 120 Volt AC outlet.  Ensure  the “Coffee” light is off.

1. Lift the Top Cover and pour in the water from the Carafe to the desired 

amount indicated on the graduated Coffee Carafe markings.  

2. Swing out the Filter Holder.  Lift out the Permanent Filter and fill with the 

desired amount of ground coffee.  Place the Removable Filter back into 
the Filter Holder and swing the Filter Holder back into the closed position.

3. Place the Coffee Carafe on the Keep Warm Plate.  Make sure that it is 

securely in position.

4. Turn the machine on by pressing on the Filter Coffee On/Off Button.  The 

light will go on and the brewing cycle will begin.

5. The Keep Warm Plate will keep the coffee hot until the Coffee On/Off 

Switch is turned off.

PAUSE & SERVE FEATURE

The Pause & Serve feature allows you to pour a cup of coffee before the brew
cycle has finished.  Remove the Carafe slowly to temporarily stop the flow of
coffee. Quickly pour a cup of coffee and reposition the Carafe securely on the
Keep Warm Plate. NOTE: Do not remove the Carafe for more than 30 seconds.

MAKING ESPRESSO COFFEE

1. Plug into a 120 volt AC outlet.  Make sure the Espresso/Cappuccino/Steam 

Indicator Light is Off and the Espresso/Steam Control Knob is positioned to 
the ‘Off’ (O) position.

2. Lift the Top Cover.

3. Unscrew the Boiler Cap by turning it counterclockwise.

4. Fill the Espresso Carafe with 2 or 4 cups of cold water using the carafe 

markings for reference.  Pour into the Boiler.  NOTE:  If steaming will be 
required fill the carafe to the ‘dot’ between the 2 and 4 cup marking for 2 
cups or to the bottom of the metal rim for 4 cups so you have enough 
water for steaming.

5. Screw the Boiler Cap securely in place by turning clockwise.

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Summary of Contents for EX-1091

Page 1: ...3 in 1 coffee centre Instruction Booklet Model EX 1091 Booklet_EX 1091_ENG Salton Booklet 12 19 08 1 27 PM Page 1...

Page 2: ...ttachments not recommended by Salton may result in fire electric shock or personal injury 8 DO NOT use outdoors 9 DO NOT let cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces 10 DO NOT pla...

Page 3: ...to release the pressure in pitcher of cold water CAUTION The steam is very hot SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY POLARIZED PLUG This appliance has a polarized plug one blade is wider than the...

Page 4: ...ndicator Light 7 Keep Warm Plate 8 Boiler Cap Under Top Cover 9 Espresso Steam Control Dial 10 Espresso Filter Holder 11 Filter Lock 12 Metal Espresso Filter 13 Espresso Coffee Carafe 14 Espresso Capp...

Page 5: ...eature allows you to pour a cup of coffee before the brew cycle has finished Remove the Carafe slowly to temporarily stop the flow of coffee Quickly pour a cup of coffee and reposition the Carafe secu...

Page 6: ...ition and the Indicator Light will go on The Espresso will soon start to flow into the Carafe Warning Do not attempt to remove either the Boiler Cap or Filter Holder during the brewing process Scaldin...

Page 7: ...carafe IMPORTANT After the Espresso has stopped flowing into the carafe turn the Espresso Steam Control Knob back to the steam position for a few seconds to expel any milk remnants from the Steam Tube...

Page 8: ...hat could break off and block the Steam Tube hole 4 Wipe the outside with a damp cloth IMPORTANT Never immerse the appliance in water or in any other liquid Do not use abrasive cleaners DESCALING Over...

Page 9: ...esidual vinegar Filter Coffee System 1 Fill the Filter Coffee Carafe with equal parts of white vinegar and cold water 2 Open the Lid of the Water Reservoir and pour in the vinegar water solution Close...

Page 10: ...et 4 Espresso coffee flows from the edge of the Filter Holder NOTE Allow machine to cool completely Wipe excess grinds from the Filter Holder Make sure the Filter Holder is installed securely in the L...

Page 11: ...ich occurs in shipment or failure which results from alteration accident misuse abuse glass breakage neglect commercial use or improper maintenance A defective product should be returned to the origin...

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