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PREPARING ESPRESSO BY
USING MANUAL FUNCTION WITH
COFFEE POWDER
Espresso can be also obtained by using manual
espresso function. This allows you to obtain the
quantity of coffee that meets your need.
Follow the instruction 1-4 in “PREPARING
ESPRESSO BY USING PRESET FUNCTION
WITH COFFEE POWDER”.
Press the manual espresso button (10) to start
brewing the coffee. To stop the
fl
ow of coffee,
press the button (10) again.
ATTENTION:
Do not try to release the
fi
lter
holder while button (10) or button (11) is on.
Given that the coffee maker is
fi
tted with a
self-priming system there is no special procedure
to carry out when the tank runs out of water or
after a prolonged period where the coffee maker
has not been used.
SET THE TEMPERATURE OF
ESPRESSO
The coffee maker provides 2 espresso
temperature alternatives: normal or very hot
espresso.
To set the very hot espresso, press the
espresso temperature button (12), the ON/OFF
button (9) will
fl
ash. When the ON/OFF button
(9) stops
fl
ashing, operate the preset or manual
espresso button as usual.
To set normal espresso, keep the espresso
temperature button (12) at OFF mode (The
espresso temperature button lamp is off).
CHANGE PRESET ESPRESSO
QUANTITY
With this coffee maker you can adjust the cup
sizes to your taste.
The factory-preset quantities are:
1 cup = approx. 30ml
2 cups = approx. 60ml
You can freely adjust the cup size:
1 cup = at least 30ml.
Recommendation 35ml – 65ml
2 cups = at least 60ml.
Recommendation 95ml – 125ml
There is no maximum quantity but the coffee
will lose strength and taste the more water you
add.
The programming can be completed while an
espresso is being made.
Follow the instruction 1-4 in “PREPARING
ESPRESSO BY USING PRESET FUNCTION
WITH COFFEE POWDER”, then press and
hold the preset espresso button (1 cup espresso
or 2 cups espresso depending on which one
is to be programmed) until you obtain the
desired espresso quantity. The programming is
completed.
NOTE:
The brewing time for programming should
not be less than 9 seconds; otherwise the
minimum quantity will not be reached and
the programming may not be completed.
Reset to the factory-programmed quantity
Press and hold 1 cup preset espresso button,
and then press and hold the ON/OFF button
(keep both buttons pressed and held).
After 10 seconds, set the ON/OFF button
free and then set the 1 cup preset espresso
button free.
The 1 cup preset espresso mode has been
reset to the factory programmed quantity.
If the 2 cup preset espresso mode needs to be
reset, do the same but press the 2 cups button.
PREPARING ESPRESSO WITH
COFFEE PODS
Apart from ground coffee this coffee maker can
also use single portions of coffee. There are two
types of coffee pod available in the market:
A - 60mm
fl
exible (loose) coffee pods, suitable
for drip-fed coffee makers and percolators
B - 44mm packed coffee pods, especially for
espresso machines
Your coffee maker will not operate correctly with
60mm
fl
exible coffee pods as they do not
fi
t
properly in the
fi
lter holder.
Always use packed coffee pods of
approximately 44mm diameter with this
coffee maker, see Fig. 2c.
These single coffee pods can be found at your
usual retailers.
Fit the all-in-one
fi
lter into the
fi
lter holder. Put 1
coffee pod into the
fi
lter. Place the rubber ring on
top the coffee pod.
NOTE:
When using the rubber ring to make
espresso with espresso pods, make sure
that the side with the dot is facing downwards
(toward the pod).
Then follow steps 3-4 of the instructions for
making espresso with coffee powder. (Fig. 2c)
PREPARING CAPPUCCINO
The steam can be used for warming the cups,
heating liquids or preparing hot frothed milk for
cappuccino coffee.
Remove the
fi
lter holder before using the steam,
as this will stop the inside of the
fi
lter from
becoming overpressurized.
1. Fill cold milk into a jug.
Make sure that the ON/OFF button (9) has been
switched on and is
fl
ashing (Fig. 7).
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