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message “RINSING COMPLETE... PRESS OK”;

•  Press the OK button (C5) and refill the water tank with cle

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an water.

•  The  descale  programme  is  now  terminated  and  the  ap

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pliance is ready to make coffee again.

NOTE: If descaling is interrupted before completion, the machi

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ne still displays the descaling message and the process must be 
begun again from the beginning. 
Empty the water tank, rinse with clean water and deliver a cup 
of hot water.

 

Important! 

  FAILURE TO DESCALE THE APPLIANCE RE

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GULARLY INVALIDATES THE GUARANTEE.

Changing coffee temperature

To change coffee temperature, proceed as follows:

•  press the MENU button (C2) (the light over the button co

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mes on) then press the NEXT button (C3) repeatedly until 
the appliance displays “TEMPERATURE HIGH...”;

•  press the CHANGE button (C4) until the appliance displays 

the required coffee temperature;

•  press the OK button (C5) to confirm the temperature selec

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ted;

•  Press the MENU button (C2) to exit programming mode or 

NEXT (C3) to change other parameters.

Changing the length of time the appliance remains 
on

The appliance is set by default to go off automatically 1 hour 
after the last coffee has been made. 
To increase the number of hours the machine stays on (max. 3), 
proceed as follows:

•  Press the MENU button (C2) (the light over the button co

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mes on) then press the NEXT button (C3) repeatedly until 
the appliance displays “OFF AFTER 1 HOUR”.

•  Press the CHANGE button (C4) to change the number of 

hours the appliance remains on.

•  Press the OK button (C5) to confirm.
•  Press the MENU button (C2) to exit programming mode or 

NEXT (C3) to change other parameters.

Setting water hardness

The descale message is displayed after the appliance has been 
operated for a factory set period of time calculated on the basis 
of the maximum quantity of limescale which may be contained 
in the water used. 
The operating period can be extended if required, making de-
scaling less frequent by programming the machine on the basis 
of the real lime content in the water used.  

Proceed as follows:

•  remove the “Total Hardness Test” strip (attached to page 2) 

from its packaging then dip it fully in the water for a few 
seconds,

 

Then remove and wait about 30 seconds (until it changes 
colour and forms red squares).

•  switch the machine on by turning the 

  knob (C6) to the 

right or left (fig. 6);

•  press  the  MENU  button  (C2)  then  press  the  NEXT  but

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ton  (C3)  repeatedly  until  the  appliance  displays “WATER 

HARDNESS 4”;

•  press the CHANGE button (C4) repeatedly until the number 

coincides with the number of red squares on the test strip 
(for example, if there are 3 red squares on the test strip, 

press the button until “WATER HARDNESS 3” is displayed).

•  press the OK button (C5) to confirm. 

 

The coffee maker is now programmed to provide the desca-
le warning when necessary based on the actual hardness 
of the water. 

Resetting default values (reset)

If you change the original values, the default values can be reset 
as follows:

•  Press the MENU button (C2) then press the NEXT button 

(C3) repeatedly until the appliance displays “RESET TO DE

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FAULT NO”;

•  press the CHANGE button (C4) and the appliance displays 

“RESET TO DEFAULT YES”;

•  press the OK button (C5) to reset the default values; 
•  The appliance is now reset to the default settings and the 

“READY” message is displayed.

Washing procedure

This function is available to customer services personnel only. 

CHANGING THE LANGUAGE

To change the language, press the CHANGE button (C4) for at 

least 5 seconds until the appliance displays the installation mes-
sage in various languages.  

Select the required language as described in the section “Using 

the appliance for the first time”.

TURNING THE APPLIANCE OFF 

Each time the appliance is turned off, it performs an automatic 
rinse cycle which cannot be interrupted. 

 

Danger of burns!  

During  rinsing,  a  little  hot  water 

flows  from  the  coffee  spouts.  Avoid  contact  with  splashes  of 
water. 

Summary of Contents for CMS6451X

Page 1: ...ER 14 CHANGING THE QUANTITY OF HOT WATER 14 MAKING CAPUCCINO FROTHED MILK AND COFFEE 14 MAKING FROTHED MILK WITHOUT COFFEE 15 CHANGING THE QUANTITY OF COFFEE AND MILK FOR CAPPUCCINO 15 CLEANING AND MA...

Page 2: ...tic use only Danger This is an electrical appliance and may cause electric shock You should therefore respect the following safety warnings Never touch the appliance with damp hands Never touch the pl...

Page 3: ...button B4 Milk intake tube B5 Frothed milk spout B6 Milk frother B7 Hot water spout B8 Measure Description of control panel page 3 C Anumberofbuttonsonthepanelhaveadoublefunction Thisis indicated in b...

Page 4: ...act distance of 3 mm must be installed Do not use multiple sockets or extensions To learn to use the appliance correctly the first time you use it follow the detailed instructions in the following sec...

Page 5: ...portant allinstallationormaintenanceoperationsmust be performed with the appliance disconnected from the mains electricity supply Kitchen furniturein directcontact with the appliancemust be heat resis...

Page 6: ...be long enough to allow the appliance to be extracted from the cabinet to fill the coffee beans container The appliance must be earthed in compliance with legislation Electrical connections must be p...

Page 7: ...ts to give satisfactory results N B Each time you turn the coffee maker on by the main switch A19 it performs a SELF DIAGNOSIS cycle and then goes off To turn it on again turn the knob C6 to the right...

Page 8: ...n the message is displayed NOTE 7 After about 14 single or 7 double coffees the applian ce displays EMPTY GROUNDS CONTAINER indicating that the grounds container is full and must be emptied and cleane...

Page 9: ...E1 Neverintroducepre groundcoffeewhenthemachineis off or it could spread through the inside of the appliance NOTE 2 Never add more than 1 level measure otherwise either the appliance will not make the...

Page 10: ...der the milk spout Press the CLEAN button on the lid and hold down for at le ast 3 seconds fig 25 The appliance displays CLEANING After cleaning remove the milk container and place in the refrigerator...

Page 11: ...indicator red showing the level of water it contains fig 31 Before the indicator protrudes from the cup tray the drip tray must be emptied and cleaned To remove the tray 1 Open the service door A2 fig...

Page 12: ...ean the tubes inside the milk container B when you prepare milk If there is still milk in the container do not leave it out of the refrigerator for longer than strictly necessary Clean the container e...

Page 13: ...skin and eyes N B Use the descaler recommended by the manufac turer only Use of other descalers invalidates the guarantee Failuretodescaletheapplianceasdescribedalsoinvalidatesthe guarantee Over time...

Page 14: ...used The operating period can be extended if required making de scaling less frequent by programming the machine on the basis of the real lime content in the water used Proceed as follows remove the...

Page 15: ...ry carefully dispose of the cut off plug after removing the fuse do not insert in a 13 Amp socket el sewhere in the house as this could cause a shock hazard With alternative plugs not incorporating a...

Page 16: ...log the machine INSERT GROUNDS CONTAINER Aftercleaning thegroundscontainerhas not been replaced Open the service door and insert the grounds container INSERT MILK CONTAINER The milk container is not i...

Page 17: ...lick anticlockwise towards 1 while the coffee mill is in operation Avoid turning the grinding adjustment knob excessively otherwise when you select2cups thecoffeemaybedelivered a drop at a time The ef...

Page 18: ...Best served accompanied by a chocolate cake Danish coffee Ingredients 6 eggs grated rind of one lemon 100 g of sugar 3 4 l strong cold coffee 1 large glass of brandy Method Beat the eggs and the lemon...

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