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• Fill the tank and fit it to the coffee maker.
• Pull the filter closer back and place the
preferred filter (for either one or two
cups) in the filter holder (10a). The
grooves in the filter must coincide with
the knobs on the filter holder (10b).
• Put one or two teaspoonfuls of espresso
coffee in the filter holder (11), press the
coffee down with the stopper "p" (12)
and brush off any coffee remaining on
the edge of the filter (13).
• Fit the filter holder back onto the brew
head (14): pull the filter closer "o" back,
place it on the brew head and turn it to
the right.
• Place one or two warmed cups under the
filter holder and turn the dial "e" to
(15). To stop filling the cups, turn the dial
"e" back to its central position 0.
Note:
It is normal for the red heating light
"f"
to
come on while coffee is being made. .
• When all the water has flowed out,
remove the filter holder. Push the filter
closer
"o"
forwards, and hold it in this
position while you empty out the used
coffee (16).
When the green On light "g"comes on, the
coffee maker is ready to make another
espresso coffee.
6. MAKING ESPRESSO COFFEE
7. MAKING CAPPUCCINO COFFEE
Figs. 17 – 19
Method:
• Make an espresso coffee (see the
"Making espresso coffee" section).
• Turn the dial "d" to steam position
(17). The heating light "f" will
come on.
• Pour around 100 ml of cold (refrigerated)
milk into a tall stainless steel container
for one cup of cappuccino coffee.
• Fit the frother "j" (18), onto the steam
pipe "i"; as far as it will go and turn it to
the right so that it fits into place.
• The coffee maker is ready to function
when the green functioning light "g".
comes on. Place the frother in the milk
and turn the dial "e" to steam position
(19). The frother must not touch
the bottom of the jug while it is frothing
up the milk. Froth the milk until it doubles
in volume or more.
Note:
It is normal for the red heating light "f" to
come on during this process, and it is
normal for the pump to make a noise while
it is creating steam.
• Turn the dial "e" to its central position 0
and remove the jug.
• Pour the frothed milk onto the espresso
coffee and fill the cup up to the top with
the rest of the milk.
Note:
If you wish to make an espresso coffee
straight away after having made steam, first
let the coffee maker cool down to espresso
coffee temperature. There are two ways of
cooling it down:
• For both methods, the switch "d" must
be in coffee making position
.
Method 1
Allow the coffee maker to cool down
naturally. The control lights must first go
from green to red (cooling down phase),
and then from red to green again (coffee
maker ready to make espresso coffee).
Method 2
Cool the coffee maker down by water
circulation.
• Fill the tank, if necessary, and fit it to
the coffee maker again.
• Place a container under the filter
outlet.
• Turn the dial „e" to the coffee-making
position
. Allow the water to
circulate until the red heating light
comes on. When the red light is on,
wait until the green light comes on
again, the coffee maker is ready to
make espresso coffee.
Note:
Remove the frother immediately after use
and rinse it under the tap. To clean the
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