De'Longhi GB-5732156700 Owner's Manual

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DESCRIPTION (SEE PAGE 3)

The terminology below will be used repeatedly on
the following pages.
A. Jug lid
B. Coffee slits
C. Jug
D. Disk filter
E. Gasket
F. Funnel filter
G. Half moka adapter disk
H. Safety valve
I. Boiler
L. Electrical connector
M. Support base
N. Power cable
O. Control panel
P. Display
Q. Time adjustment button
R. "Keep warm" light
R1. "Keep warm" button
S1. ON/OFF button
S. ON/OFF light
T. Delayed programmed "auto-start" button
U. Programmed "auto-start" light
U1.Programmed "auto-start" button

WARNINGS

• This appliance has been manufactured to “make cof­fee”. Never use other extracts, cocoa powder, camo­mile, other infusions or instant mixes as these could
block the holes in the filter.

• During cleaning, never immerse the support base

and boiler in water. This is an electrical appliance.

• Take care to avoid scalding caused by jets of water or
steam or improper use of the appliance itself.

• When using the appliance do not touch the hot surfa­ces. Use the buttons or handles.

• After removing the packaging, make sure the product
is complete. If in doubt, do not use the appliance and
contact a professionally qualified person.

• The packing elements (plastic bags, polystyrene foam,
etc.) should be kept out of the reach of children as
they are a safety hazard.

• This appliance is intended for household use only.
Any other use is considered improper and thus dan­gerous.

• The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by
inappropriate, incorrect or irresponsible use.

• The coffee maker must be operated exclusively by
plugging into the electrical supply and never by
resting it on lit gas rings or hot plates.

•Never touch the appliance with wet or damp hands
or feet.

• Do not allow the appliance to be used by persons
(including children) with psychological, physical or
sensory impairments or with inadequate experience
or knowledge, unless closely supervised and instruc­ted by someone responsible for their safety. Children
must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the
appliance.

• To guarantee the safety of the appliance, make sure
the safety valve is working correctly. In the event of
damage or doubts, do not use the appliance and con­tact the manufacturer's authorised technical assistance
centre. All operations involving the valve must be
performed by personnel authorised by the manufactu­rer.

• In the event of faults or malfunctioning of the applian­ce, switch it off and do not tamper with it. For any
repairs, contact service centres authorised by the
manufacturer only and insist on the use of original
spare parts. Failure to respect the above could jeo­pardise the safety of the appliance.

• The power cable for this appliance must not be repla­ced by the user, as this operation requires the use of
special tools. In the event of damage, contact a servi­ce centre authorised by the manufacturer only to
avoid all risks.

• Materials and accessories coming into contact with
food conform to EEC directive 1935/2004.

INSTALLATION

• Place the appliance on a work surface away
from water taps and sinks.

• Check that the voltage of the mains power sup­ply corresponds to the value indicated on the
appliance rating plate. Connect the appliance
to an efficiently earthed electrical socket with a
minimum rating of 6A only. The manufacturer
declines all liability for any accidents caused by
the absence of an efficient earth system.

• If the power socket does not match the plug on
the appliance, have the socket replaced with a
suitable type by a qualified electrician.

Carefully read this instruction booklet befo­re installing and using the appliance.
This is the only way to ensure the best
results and maximum safety for the user.

ENGLISH

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HOW TO PREPARE COFFEE

When the base is plugged into the mains, the
electronic control unit emits a beep. When three
flashing lines appear on the display, the time can
be set or coffee can be made immediately.

1) Make sure the coffee maker is cold, then
unscrew by holding the boiler with one hand
and turning the jug anticlockwise with the other
(fig. 1).

2) Remove the funnel filter and, to prepare a full
coffee maker, fill the boiler with fresh water up
to the safety valve (visible inside the boiler),
without exceeding it (Fig. 2).

To prepare half the coffee maker, fill the boiler
with water up to the circular mark under the
safety valve (fig. 3 - X).

TIP: use soft fresh water. Salty or hard water will
weaken the flavour.

IMPORTANT: do not use the coffee maker
without water in the boiler. Do not use hot
water to speed up coffee making.

3) Insert the funnel filter in the boiler (fig. 4). To
prepare half the coffee maker, insert the adap­ter disc (G) in the funnel filter (fig. 5).

4) Fill the funnel filter with ground coffee, without
pressing down (fig. 6). Fill it a little at a time to
avoid the ground coffee overflowing.

5) Distribute the ground coffee uniformly and
remove any excess coffee from the edge of the
filter.

IMPORTANT: Use good quality, medium­ground coffee, for moka coffee makers. Do
not use to make barley coffee.

6) Tighten the coffee maker firmly but without
exaggerating, holding the boiler with one
hand and turning the jug clockwise with the
other, without pushing on the handle.

IMPORTANT: to avoid dangerous splashes of
boiling water, never use the coffee maker
unless the disk filter (D) is correctly in position.

7) Rest the coffee maker on the base (Fig. 7).
Close the lid.

Manual start-up

• Press the ON/OFF button. The light (S)
comes on to indicate that the coffee maker is
operating. The light on the other hand
indicates that the Keep Warm function is acti­vated. If you do not want this function, press
the Keep Warm button (R1).

•Coffee delivery will begin after a few minutes.

• When all the coffee has been delivered, the
word "END" appears on the display accom-

panied by three beeps. The light goes
off after a few minutes.
To remove the word "END", press any button
and wait for a few minutes for the current time to
be displayed again.

Programmed auto-start

This function enables the time the appliance starts
up to be programmed automatically, for example,
in the evening for the following morning. Proceed
as follows:

Set the exact time

1) Press the button and hold it down until
the exact time is reached.

2) Release the button. After 5 seconds, the time
displayed is memorised.

N.B.: The time cannot be modified if program­med auto-start is active.
Programming start-up time

1) Press the button and hold it down until
the exact time is reached. "PROG" is
displayed at the top right.

2) Release the button. After five seconds, the time
displayed is memorised and the current time
reappears on the display.

The programmed time can be displayed at any
moment by pressing the button. After a few
seconds, the current time reappears on the display.
The start-up time is preset to 6:00.

N.B.: The time cannot be modified if program­med auto-start is active.
Important: The auto-start settings are lost if the

appliance remains without power for more than a
minute.

Turning on

• Once the coffee maker has been prepared,
press the button. After programming the
required start-up time, the "auto-start"
and "Keep Warm" lights come on. (If
you want to deactivate the "Keep Warm"
function, press the " " button again).

• At the programmed time, the appliance emits
a series of beeps, the "auto-start" light
goes off and the light showing that the
appliance has begun to heat the water comes
on.

• When all the coffee has been delivered, the
word "END" appears on the display and the
appliance emits 3 beeps. After a few minutes
the light goes off and the “Keep
Warm” light remains on.