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ERROR CODES
GUIDE MESSAGE THAT APPE ARS
HOW TO REMOVE THE MESSAGE
out of service (xx)
restart to fix…
(XX) identifi es an error code.Turn off and after 30 seconds
turn the machine on again to restore normal operation.If
the problem persists, call Saeco or an authorized service
center and give the code (xx) shown on the display.
close coffee bean lid
Close the coffee bean hopper lid to be able to make a
beverage.
fill container wth coffee
Put coffee beans into the bean hopper.
insert the brew group
Insert the brew group in its place (see page 30).
insert grounds drawer
Insert the dregdrawer.
empty grounds
This preliminary warning does not stop the machine from
functioning. Proceed until the next message appears.
empty grounds drawer
Remove the dregdrawer and dispose of the used coffee
grounds (see page 29, steps 1 and 2.).
Note: The dregdrawer must be emptied only when the
machine requires it and when the machine is turned
on. If you empty the drawer with the machine turned
off it will not reset the count of cycles.
close door
In order for the machine to operate, the side service door
must be closed.
fill the water tank.
The tank must be removed and refi lled with fresh drinking
water.
empty the drip tray
Open the side service door and empty the drip tray located
under the brew group.
WARNING: WHENEVER THIS MESSAGE APPEARS, BE
SURE TO EMPTY THE DREGDRAWER AS WELL.
change filter
The water fi lter must be replaced in the following cases:
1. 60 liters of water have been dispensed;
2. 60 days have passed since its installation;
3. 20 days have passed after the machine’s last use.
Note: this message only appears when the fi lter alarm
function has been set to “on” (see page 22, menu 2.4).
carafe missing
milk island missing
The steam knob has been turned to the
position and
either the Milk Island has not been installed or the carafe
is not positioned correctly. Install the Milk Island or position
the carafe correctly.
Otherwise, turn the knob until it is in the rest position (
).
descale
A descaling cycle must be performed on the machine’s
internal circuits (see page 25).
stand-by…
Press the
button.
