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Prior to initial use
Conical burr grinder with anti-block system
• For a start, please clean the appliance as well as all accessories and remove the sticker from the display
of the appliance. For a more detailed information, please refer to chapter “Cleaning and maintenance”.
• This appliance is equipped with a high-quality conical burr grinder which allows to grind whole beans in
a particularly aroma-saving way.
• In order to protect the appliance against damage by foreign bodies (e.g. small stones) in the coffee
beans, the grinder is equipped with a slip clutch. If the grinder is blocked, the grinding cone is
automatically separated from the motor clutch, but the motor continues to run. In this case, stop the
appliance and disconnect the mains plug from the socket. Disassemble the chamber of the grinder and
remove the blockage in the grinder. Then you can use the appliance again.
Operating the appliance
• The appliance is designed for a max. continuous operating
time of 5 minutes. If this time has been reached, the
appliance has to cool down for at least 2 minutes. If this
will not be observed, the motor might be damaged!
Preparing the appliance for use
• Place the beans container on the base unit. Make sure that the container engages.
(See page 26 “Mounting / dismounting the beans container”).
Open the cover of the beans container and fill in whole, roasted coffee beans. Respect the filling height
of the container up to max. 1 cm below the rim of the container.
The max. filling quantity is 400 g (depending on the type of beans used).
• Close the cover of the beans container.
• Put the scale plate onto the scale. Pay attention to the correct position of the scale plate.
• Place the powder container with cover onto the scale plate. Make sure to position the powder container
directly below the powder outlet.
Connecting the appliance to the mains
• Plug the power plug into a power socket. The appliance confirms the connection to the mains with a
signal tone.
• The appliance performs a quick check of the electronics. During the duration of the check, the display
shows the following sequence of numbers “3/2/1“.
