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The metal parts in the tank have
rust.
The descaler is not
recommended type. It may
corrode the metal parts in the
tank.
Use the descaler recommended
by manufacturer.
Water leaks from the bottom of
coffee maker.
There is much water in the
keeping warm plate
Please clean the keeping warm
plate.
The coffee maker is malfunction. Please contact with the
authorized service facility for
repairing.
Water leaks out of outer side of
filter.
There is some coffee powder on
filter edge.
Get rid of them.
Acid (vinegar) taste exists in
Espresso coffee.
No clean correctly after
cleaning mineral deposits.
Clean coffee maker per the
content in “before the first use”
for several times.
The coffee powder is stored in a
hot, wet place for a long time.
The coffee powder turns bad.
Please use fresh coffee powder,
or store unused coffee powder in
a cool, dry place. After opening a
package of coffee powder, reseal
it tightly and store it in a
refrigerator to maintain its
freshness.
The coffee maker cannot work
any more.
The power outlet is not plugged
well.
Plug the power cord into a wall
outlet correctly, if the appliance
still does not work, please
contact with the authorized
service facility for repairing.
The steam cannot froth.
The green indicator on the
position is flashing.
Only after the green indicator on
the position is illuminated,
the steam can be used to froth.
(Only for the coffee maker with
pump)
The container is too big or the
shape is not fit.
Use high and narrow cup.
You have used skimmed milk
Use whole milk or half-skimmed
milk
Do not take apart the appliance by yourself if the cause of failure is not found , you had better
contact certified serving center.
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