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10. Drawing off steam
Steam can be used for heating liquids and frothing milk for
cappuccino. Make sure that the steam / frothing jet (12) is
pushed upwards when liquids are heated. Push down the
frothing aid (Fig. 7) to froth liquids.
If you do not draw off steam within 1 minute, steam draw-
off mode is deactivated.
During operation, the hot water / steam jet may heat up.
However, there is no danger of burns.
Install the steam / frothing jet (Fig.7) to obtain a perfect
result.
During frothing some water will escape the system before
the actual steam draw-off. This does not affect the result, e.g.
when frothing milk.
At the start of the water draw-off there can be splashing.The
steam jet becomes hot. Avoid direct contact with the skin!
Use the ON/OFF key to switch on the machine.
MACHINE HEATING
RINSE – PRESS DRAW-OFF KEY
Place a cup under the coffee spout and press one of the draw-off
keys (SMALLCUP or LARGECUP).
RINSING
READY
Press the steam draw-off key.
MACHINE HEATING
STEAM / READY
Immerse the frothing aid in the milk to be frothed or liquid to be
heated.
Turn the hot water / steam valve to Hot Water / Steam (Fig. 4).
STEAM / PORTION
Your product is being prepared.
VALVE / CLOSE
Turn back the hot water / steam valve to Coffee (Fig. 3).
STEAM / READY
You can stop the steam draw-off operation by turning the hot
water / steam valve to Coffee (Fig.3).
11. Returning to Coffee Ready
Deactivate steam draw-off mode by pressing the steam draw-off
key again.
VALVE / OPEN
Place a cup under the steam/hot frothing jet.
Turn the hot water / steam valve to Hot Water / Steam (Fig. 4).
MACHINE COOLING
VALVE / CLOSE
Turn back the hot water / steam valve to Coffee (Fig. 3).
READY
12. Professional Cappuccino Frother (optional N90)
12.1 Drawing off hot milk using the
Professional Cappuccino Frother
To draw off hot milk, you must activate the steam draw-off
mode first (see Chapter 10 “Drawing off steam”.)
Turn the selector valve (1) (Fig. 8) to area (3) to draw off hot
milk.
Now draw off hot milk by turning the hot water / steam valve to
Hot Water / Steam (Fig. 4).
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