Philips Senseo Latte Duo HD6570/60/B, Руководство по обслуживанию

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HD6570/60 /B
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Repair instruction
Descaling
Scale builds up inside the machine during use. It is
essential to descale the SENSEO® coff ee machine when
the CALC light goes on. If the descaling procedure is not
performed correctly, scale residue remains behind in the
machine. This causes scale to build up more quickly and
may cause permanent and irreparable damage to the
machine.
Use the correct descaling agent Use SENSEO® Descaler
(HD7012, HD7011, HD7006) only. It has been
developed to ensure better machine performance and
operation. Never use a descaling agent base on mineral
acids such as Sulphuric acid, Acetic acid (vinegar) or
Hydrochloric acid. These descaling agents may damage
your SENSEO® coff ee machine.
For detailed instructions please refer to the Directions for
Use, Chapter Descaling.
Volume adjustment
Note: Volume adjustment may only be carried out in
case the repair technician is sure there is no other
underlying cause (e.g. leakage, incorrect voltage
settings etc.) for the deviation in volume from the
factory default.
How to adjust the volume output:
1. Make sure the boiler is fi lled properly, otherwise
perform the Flush before fi rst use procedure, according
to the instructions in the DFU
2. Switch the appliance on, and wait until the unit is
ready.
3. Place either the 1-cup or the 2-cup pod holder in the
appliance without a coff ee pod.
4. Calibrate a scale with the cup you are going to use for
the measurement.
5. Press the Normal coff ee button once, to make a normal
cup of water. (when fi nished also poor the contents of
water left in the pod holder into the cup)
6. Measure the output and compare to the specifi cations
on Page 2.
7. Determine the deviation from the specifi cation, the
deviation can be adjusted in steps of 3,5 mL.
The deviation divided by 3,5 will tell you how many
steps you need to in-, or decrease.
8. Follow the steps as mentioned under Service modes -
Manual pump calibration to re-calibrate the pump.
9. Measure the newly programmed volume.