La San Marco 95 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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ENGLISH
F O R T H E U S E R
Before starting the machine, check the condition and perfect efficiency of the safety devices.
Before starting to use the machine, it is necessary to become familiar with the machine controls, particularly with the push
buttons and the emergency procedures, following the instructions of this manual.
Do not use the machine in any ways other than as recommended in this manual.
HEATING THE WATER IN THE BOILER
a) After having filled the boiler to the required level, according to the installation instructions (see page 39), turn the main
switch 30 to position 2 (the heating elements will start to heat the water).
b) Open a lever-operated steam valve 29 so that air flows out during heating.
Close the valve as soon as the fluid reaches the steam phase. The upper scale of the pressure gauge 44 shows the steam
pressure in the boiler. The steam pressure rises to the value calibrated on the pressure switch.
STEAM COLLECTION
Operate the lever 29 to obtain a jet of steam for heating liquids or foaming the milk on cappuccinos. The maximum flow is
achieved by lowering or lifting the valve control lever; shift the lever sideways for an adjustable flow.
DRAWING WARM WATER ON ALL PRACTICAL, SPRINT AND SEMIAUTOMATIC MODELS
The lever 59 is operated to obtain a jet of warm water for making camomile, tea, etc. The operation is similar to that for steam.
COFFEE SERVING ON ALL SEMIAUTOMATIC MODELS
Make sure that the filter on the cup is of the proper capacity. The coffee measured out and pressed into the filter should graze
the sprinkler on the unit. To check this, insert the filter holding cup into the unit and remove it: if the coffee is at the proper
level, the impression of the sprinkler fastening central screw should remain on it.
Once the filter cup is applied on the unit, press the serving start switch 32 . When the desired serving amount is reached, the
flow is stopped by returning the switch to the previous position.
MACHINE OPERATING
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