FlyTek ECO-ZIP, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Any type of cleaning, except that of the brewing unit and the steam wand, must be carried out when the
machine is turned off (general power switch on zero) and after it has cooled down. To clean the external
surface of the machine, use a soft wet cloth. The drip trays (ref. A) must be removed and washed with hot
water and soap using a non-abrasive sponge and must be thoroughly dried before being reinserted.
MACHINE CLEANING
The coffee groups must be cleaned weekly. To clean them, you have to make a coffee without a pod.
Lower the pod-press lever (ref. F), place sufficiently large cups under the two coffee spouts (ref. B) and
press the respective long coffee keys (1 and 4); after about three seconds, hot water will start to flow out.
Once the programmed dose has been reached, the water dispensing will stop automatically.
The steam wand must be cleaned daily if used. To do this, place the steam wand (ref. M) inside a cup or
other recipient containing only clean water and turn the steam knob (ref. I) anticlockwise until the
maximum steam output is reached. After one minute, turn the same knob clockwise again until the steam
output completely stops. Wait until the steam wand has cooled sufficiently, then clean its outer surface
with a soft cloth dampened with hot water and remove all deposits (e.g. milk) to prevent obstruction of the
steam outlet holes.
COFFEE GROUP AND STEAM WAND CLEANING
COMMON PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Do not use the dishwasher to clean the machine or its components. They
would be irreparably damaged! Do not use solvents and abrasive products or
materials.
If you clean the tank with detergents, be sure to rinse it thoroughly, as any
chemical residues inside the tank may cause food poisoning.
Any repairs executed without observing the manufacturing specifications
and/or using non-original spare parts may be a source of danger to the user.
If the water in the tank runs out the pumps may burn and consequently the
machine may short-circuit.
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