1 Safety warnings
9
Cleaning and maintenance of
materials in contact with food
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The first time you use the appliance, or
if it is not used for more than 2 days,
rinse all removable accessories which
may come into contact with water or
milk with hot water.
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If the appliance is not used for more
than 2 days, rinse the water circuit as
described in these Operating Instruc-
tions before making the first beverage.
▪
You should carry out automatic clean-
ing and guided maintenance scrupu-
lously when indicated by the appliance
through the display or the lights (see
page 31).
Installing the appliance
Important!
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Installation must be performed by a
qualified professional in compliance
with legislation in force in the country
of installation (see page 9).
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The packing elements (plastic bags,
polystyrene foam, etc.) should be kept
out of reach of children (see page
50).
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Never install the appliance in rooms
where the temperature may drop to
0°C or lower. Customise the water
hardness as soon as possible follow-
ing the instructions in the “Water hard-
ness” section (see page 29).
Connecting the appliance
Danger!
▪
Check that the mains power supply
voltage corresponds to the value indic-
ated on the rating plate on the right-
hand side of the appliance.
▪
Connect the appliance to an efficiently
earthed and correctly installed socket
with a minimum current rating of 10A
only.
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If the power socket does not match the
plug on the appliance, have the socket
replaced with a suitable type by a qual-
ified professional. To comply with
safety directives, an omnipolar switch
with a minimum contact distance of 3
mm must be installed.
▪
Do not use multiple sockets or exten-
sions.
Built-in installation
Important!
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Verify the minimum measurements re-
quired for correct installation of the ap-
pliance. The coffee machine must be
installed in a column and the column
must be firmly fixed to the wall with
commercially available brackets.
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Important: all installation or mainten-
ance operations must be performed
with the appliance disconnected from
the mains electricity supply.
▪
Kitchen furniture in direct contact with
the appliance must be heat resistant
(65°C min).
