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At a glance (delivery contents)

Opening for the

water tank

Grind adjuster

Coffee bean compartment 5.6 oz. (160 g)

Control panel

Cover for the

coffee bean

compartment

Height-adjustable coffee spout

Coffee spout opening

Coffee grounds container

Drip grid

Drip bowl

Leftover water tray

On/off button

Brewing unit

Cover for the

brewing unit

Filter

(for filtering

out limescale

or other parti-

cles)

Water tank

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Summary of Contents for 398 498

Page 1: ...g 109547HB_GFT 2022 08 The Tchibo Bean to Brew Machine Keep for future use en Operating instructions and warranty 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 1 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 1 31 08 22 09 45 31 08 22 09 45 ...

Page 2: ... leftover water tray and drip bowl 17 Preheating the cup 17 Adjusting the strength of the coffee boost button 17 Adjusting the amount of the beverage 18 Adjusting the grinding degree 19 Expansion for the coffee bean compartment 20 Adjusting the automatic rinsing cycle 21 Standby mode 21 Cleaning 23 Cleaning the brewing unit 25 Descaling 27 For a long period of non use 28 Problems solutions 28 User...

Page 3: ...nger to life The signal word CAUTION warns of minor injury The signal word NOTICE warns of possible damage to the device This indicates additional information Intended use The coffee machine has been devised for the following uses Preparing espresso and other coffee beverages from whole unground roasted coffee beans For household only The machine has not been devised for processing beans that are ...

Page 4: ...ufacturer may result in fire electric shock or injury to persons 8 Do not use outdoors 9 Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces 10 Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner or in a heated oven 11 Always attach plug to appliance first then plug cord into the wall oullet To disconnect turn any control to off then remove plug from wall outlet 12 Do not use...

Page 5: ... body can lead to serious injuries In the case that magnets are swallowed or inhaled seek medical advice immediately Risk of injury to people restricted in their capability of operating electrical appliances This machine can be used by persons with reduced physi cal sensory or mental capabilities or who lack experience or knowledge provided they are supervised or have been trained in the safe use ...

Page 6: ...erted Always pour fresh cold tap or other drinking water into the water tank Do not use carbonated mineral water or any other liquids Never fill the coffee bean compartment with beans that are caramelized or sugar coated raw coffee green unroasted beans beans mixed with raw coffee or loose coffee powder Doing so could damage the machine Grinder settings may only be adjusted while the grinder is op...

Page 7: ... cards could become damaged Also keep magnetic memory storage media and all devices that are affected by magnetism or may sustain functional impairment away from the machine The machine is equipped with non slip feet Work surfaces often have varnished or plastic finishes and are treated with a variety of care products Some of these may contain substances that react adversely to the non slip feet a...

Page 8: ...rtment Height adjustable coffee spout Coffee spout opening Coffee grounds container Drip grid Drip bowl Leftover water tray On off button Brewing unit Cover for the brewing unit Filter for filtering out limescale or other parti cles Water tank 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 8 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 8 31 08 22 09 45 31 08 22 09 45 ...

Page 9: ... an espresso Boost button Make a regular coffee Rinsing heat cup Make a large coffee Warning lights orange The warning lights only light up when the machine requires maintenance Refill water Brewing unit Refill beans Descale Empty coffee grounds Empty system 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 9 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 9 31 08 22 09 45 31 08 22 09 45 ...

Page 10: ...ve the transport protection piece underneath the water tank 5 Clean the water tank with a little washing up liquid Then rinse it out thoroughly under running water and dry it 6 Reinsert the water tank in the machine and push it down as far as it will go Packaging material The packaging material protects the unit during shipping The original packaging can be kept for future transport of the unit Ke...

Page 11: ...l space requirement Observe this for the machine installation location The machine must not be carried by the drip bowl 2 Push the drip bowl and drip grid all the way into the machine as illustrated The drip bowl is held in place by magnets 3 Pull the water tank up and out of the machine 4 Fill the water tank with fresh cold tap water or drinking water up to the MAX mark NOTICE Never fill water di...

Page 12: ...e drip bowl CAUTION Risk of burns from hot liquids Hot water or coffee from the coffee spout may cause burns Do not touch the coffee spout during and shortly after use of the machine 5 Reinsert the water tank in the machine and push it down as far as it will go 6 Remove the lid from the coffee bean compartment 7 Fill as many coffee beans into the coffee bean compartment as you will need for one da...

Page 13: ...s full To switch on the machine proceed as follows 1 Press the on off switch to switch on the machine The rinsing hot water button flashes and the heating up pro cess starts The pump starts after a few seconds A small amount of water is flushed through the system and dispensed into the drip bowl As soon as all the buttons remain permanently lit the machine will be ready 12 Pour out the water in th...

Page 14: ...ner under neath the coffee spout 3 Press the rinsing hot water button The pump will flush water through the system to be dis pensed into the container below CAUTION Risk of burns from hot liquids Hot water or coffee from the coffee spout may cause burns Do not touch the coffee spout during and shortly after use of the machine 4 Pour the water away 5 Repeat steps 2 to 4 6 Pour out the water in the ...

Page 15: ...ewing process prematurely press the same coffee button again while brewing Tip You can change the amount of the beverage Learn more about how to do this in the Adjusting the amount of the beverage chapter Default settings upon purchasing the machine Espresso 2 US fl oz 59 ml Regular coffee 6 US fl oz 177 ml Large coffee 8 US fl oz 237 ml Make a coffee Prerequisite The machine is switched on and re...

Page 16: ...to the machine 1 Regularly empty the leftover water tray the coffee grounds container and the drip bowl Remove the drip bowl Pull the leftover water tray with the coffee grounds container out of the machine 2 Empty the coffee grounds con tainer the leftover water tray and the drip bowl 3 Insert the coffee grounds con tainer into the leftover water tray and put the parts back into the machine 4 Pla...

Page 17: ...th more beans Adjusting the amount of the beverage You can change the preset settings for the water quantity permanently You can customize the setting for each type of coffee One each for espresso regular cof fee and large coffee Default settings upon purchasing the machine Espresso 2 US fl oz 59 ml Regular coffee 6 US fl oz 177 ml Large coffee 8 US fl oz 237 ml The amount of drinks can be set bet...

Page 18: ...or a finer adjustment of the grinding degree follow steps 5 and 6 Increasing the coarseness of the grind Increase the coarseness of the grind when you want the coffee to flow more quickly for example if the coffee is too strong for your taste 3 Press one of the three coffee buttons e g regular coffee 4 While the coffee is being ground turn the grind regulator clockwise toward to a larger dot Resto...

Page 19: ...t If the grinding degree setting is too fine the coffee may flow very slowly Expansion for the coffee bean compartment You can increase the capacity of the coffee bean compartment from 5 6 oz 160 g to 10 6 oz 300 g Proceed as follows 1 Remove the lid from the coffee bean compartment 2 Insert the expansion into the opening of the coffee bean com partment as illustrated Press it all the way in 3 Tak...

Page 20: ...ill not rinse again Only after it has cooled down sufficiently a new rinse cycle is initiated You can adjust the rinse cycle so that it takes place automatically each time the machine is switched on again Prerequisite The machine is switched on and ready for operation 1 Press and hold both the on off switch and the rinsing button for approx 5 seconds until 2 beeps sound 2 Release the buttons The a...

Page 21: ... about ten minutes the machine will automatically switch to standby mode This is both a safety function and a way to save energy You have the choice between four lengths of time after which the machine should switch off automatically 10 minutes 20 minutes or 30 minutes or 120 minutes The different switch off times can be set as follows 1 When switching the machine on or off press and hold the on o...

Page 22: ...ter tank pressing it in as far as it will go Cleaning the leftover water tray the coffee grounds container and the drip bowl grid The machine has a built in counting function that resets automatically when the coffee grounds container is emptied The machine must therefore be switched on during cleaning 1 Remove the drip bowl 2 Pull the leftover water tray with the coffee grounds container out of t...

Page 23: ...g unit cover as illustrated The cover folds out a little at the top 2 Take hold of the cover at the top 3 Remove the cover from the machine 4 Firmly press and hold the two orange colored buttons and pull the brewing unit straight forward out of the machine 5 Rinse the brewing unit under warm running water 6 Then let the brewing unit dry completely 7 Use the supplied cleaning brush to remove any le...

Page 24: ...ns You should hear and feel the brewing unit lock into place The brewing unit must be firmly seated in the holder 9 Set the cover back into the machine over the brewing unit It is held in place by magnets 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 24 109547 en Kaffeevollautomat_USA_v4 indd 24 31 08 22 09 50 31 08 22 09 50 ...

Page 25: ...he display the machine needs to be des caled Descale the machine within the next few days Do not wait any longer otherwise so much limescale may collect that a descaling agent will no longer have any effect The descaling process takes about 15 minutes Do not leave the machine unattended during the descaling process Prerequisite The machine is switched on and ready for operation 1 Pull the water ta...

Page 26: ...ng symbol lights up and the Fill water symbol and the espresso button flash 9 Take the water tank out of the machine 10 Thoroughly clean the water tank as described in the Cleaning chapter section Cleaning the water tank Rinsing phase 11 Place an empty container with a capacity of at least 17 US fl oz 500 ml under the coffee spout Remove the drip bowl if neces sary You will possibly need to empty ...

Page 27: ...t Remove the drip bowl if neces sary 2 Press and hold both the regular coffee button and the on off switch for approx 5 seconds until 2 beeps sound 3 Release the buttons The Empty system symbol flashes 4 Pull the water tank out of the machine and pour away any remaining water in the water tank The Empty system symbol now lights up permanently The pump transports the remaining water out of the pipe...

Page 28: ...not correctly in place Remove the brewing unit cover and make sure the brewing unit is firm ly in place see Cleaning chapter section Cleaning the brewing unit The Descale symbol is lit up The machine needs to be descaled Do this within the next couple of days Do not wait any longer otherwise so much limescale may collect that a descaling agent will no longer have any effect A self induced defect o...

Page 29: ...ovement we reserve the right to make technical and optical modifications to the product FULLY AUTOMATIC COFFEE MACHINE E514673 Disposal The product and its packaging have been manufactured from valuable materials that can be recycled This reduces the amount of refuse and helps to preserve the environment Dispose of the packaging and sort materials by type Make use of the local facili ties provided...

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