P.6
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Operating Instructions
Product Structure
The appliance has got three markings for the filling:
MAX MILK
MAX FROTH
MIN
maximum milk
level for heating
milk only
maximum milk
level for making
milk froth
minimum milk level
Lid
Whisk holder with
magnetic whisk
Spout
Jug
On/Off button
Power base
Cord and Plug
Handle
ASSEMBLE
WARNING: Do not insert the plug into an electrical outlet, or turn on the Milk Frother before you have fully assembled it.
1. Unpack the Milk Frother, remove all the packaging materials.
2. Before first use, wipe the jug with a clean damp cloth.
3. Wash the lid, whisk and whisk holder in warm soapy water, rinse and dry.
4. Insert the whisk holder and whisk inside the jug. The whisk magnet will click into place on the inside.
5. Place the jug on the base unit. Fill it with tap water to the ‘MAX FROTH’ level inside the jug.
6. Cover the lid, plug in and switch on at the socket.
7. Press the on/off button once. The button will illuminate red, and the whisk will start to rotate.
8. The light will go out and the whisk will automatically stop when the water is warm.
9. Discard the warm water, the machine is now ready to use.
WARM MILK FROTH
Froth 150ml of hot milk in 2 - 2.5 minutes
1. Put the whisk into the whisk holder.
2. Fill milk and press the On/Off button to switch on the appliance.
3. The On/Off button lights up in red. This is the setting for the warm milk froth.
4. The appliance starts to make milk froth and stops automatically as soon as the process is
finished.
NOTE:
Make sure the Milk Frother is filled to at least the MIN mark and not exceed the MAX FROTH marking.
Otherwise milk and froth will burn dry or overflow.
COLD MILK FROTH (Room Temperature)
Froth 150ml of cold milk (Room Temperature)
1. Put the whisk into the whisk holder.
2. Fill milk and press the On/Off button for approximately 2-3 seconds until it lights up in blue.
3. The appliance starts to make milk froth and stops automatically as soon as the process is finished.
NOTE:
Make sure the Milk Frother is filled to at least the MIN mark and not exceed the MAX FROTH marking.
Otherwise the motor will burn dry or overflow.
Operation Video
Tutorial
