Gaggia HD8749 User Manual

NAVIGLIO
HD8749
User manual
Manual de instrucciones
Manual de instruções
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ESPAÑOL
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Congratulations on your purchase of a Gaggia Naviglio fully automatic coffee machine! This user manual applies to HD8749. This espresso machine is suitable for preparing espresso coffee using
whole coffee beans. In this user manual you will nd all the information you need to install, use, clean and descale your machine. This appliance has been tested with coffee. Although it has been carefully cleaned, there might be some coffee residual left. We guarantee however that the
appliance is absolutely new.
¡Felicidades por la compra de la máquina de café superautomática
Gaggia Naviglio!
Las presentes instrucciones de uso son válidas para el modelo HD8749. Esta máquina de café exprés ha sido diseñada para la preparación de café exprés a partir de granos enteros. En este manual encontrará toda la información necesaria relativa a la instalación, el uso, la limpieza y la descalcicación de la máquina. Este aparato ha sido revisado utilizando café; a pesar de la esmerada limpieza, es posible que pueda encontrar algunos restos de café. De todas formas, garantizamos que esta máquina es absolutamente nueva.
Parabéns pela aquisição da máquina de café superautomática Gaggia
Naviglio!
As presentes instruções de uso são válidas para o modelo HD8749. Esta máquina de café expresso é indicada para a preparação de café
PORTUGUÊS
expresso com a utilização de grãos inteiros. Neste manual, encontrará todas as informações necessárias para instalar, utilizar, limpar e descalcicar a sua máquina. Este aparelho foi testado usando cafe e apesar da limpeza cuidadosa è possivel apresentar algum residuo de cafe. Garantimos que esta maquina é absolutamente nova.
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Product Overview / Presentación del producto / Visão geral do produto
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Contents
INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
Product Overview ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
General Description .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
PREPARING FOR USE ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Machine Packaging ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Machine Installation .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
USING THE MACHINE FOR THE FIRST TIME ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Circuit Priming ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Automatic Rinse/Self-Cleaning Cycle .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Manual Rinse Cycle ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
“INTENZA+” WATER FILTER INSTALLATION ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
ADJUSTMENTS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Gaggia Adapting System ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Adjusting the Ceramic Co󰀨ee Grinder .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Adjusting the Aroma (Co󰀨ee Strength) .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Adjusting the Dispensing Spout ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Adjusting the Co󰀨ee Length .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
ESPRESSO AND COFFEE BREWING .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
Espresso and Co󰀨ee Brewing Using Co󰀨ee Beans ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
STEAM DISPENSING/CAPPUCCINO BREWING .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
HOT WATER DISPENSING .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Daily Cleaning of the Machine .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Daily Cleaning of the Water Tank .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Daily Cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Weekly Cleaning of the Machine ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Weekly Cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Weekly Cleaning of the Brew Group ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Monthly Lubrication of the Brew Group ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Monthly Cleaning of the Co󰀨ee Bean Hopper ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
DESCALING ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
ACCIDENTAL INTERRUPTION OF THE DESCALING CYCLE ......................................................................................................................................................................................27
UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENT LIGHTS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
Control panel display ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
TROUBLESHOOTING ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
ENERGY SAVING ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
Stand-by ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
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General Description
1 Coffee grinder adjustment pin 22 "Warning" light
2 Coffee bean hopper 23 "Double coffee" light 3 Coffee bean hopper lid 24 "No coffee" light 4 Control panel 25 "Coffee grounds drawer" light 5 Coffee dispensing spout 26 ON/OFF button 6 Cup holder grill 27 Hot water dispensing button 7 Full drip tray indicator 28 Espresso brew button 8 Drip tray 29 "Aroma" selector switch 9 Grease for the brew group - to be purchased
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10 Coffee grounds drawer 31 Steam dispensing button 11 Brew group 32 Descaling button 12 Coffee residues drawer 13 Service door 14 Power cord 15 Wand protective gripper 16 Classic Milk Frother (for hot water/steam wand)
17 Water tank 18 Power cord socket 19 Descaling solution - to be purchased separately 20 Coffee grinder adjustment key 21 "No water" light
30 Coffee brew button
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Preparing for use
Machine packaging
The original packaging has been designed and constructed to protect the machine during transport. We recommend keeping the packaging material for possible
future transport.
Machine installation
1 Remove the drip tray with grill from the packaging.
2 Remove the machine from the packaging.
3 For best use, it is recommended to:
- Choose a safe, level surface, where there will be no danger of overturning the machine or being injured.
- Choose a location that is suciently well-lit, clean and near an easily reachable
socket.
- Allow for a minimum distance from the sides of the machine as shown in the gure.
4 Insert the drip tray with grill into the machine. Make sure it is fully inserted.
Note: The drip tray collects the water that comes out of the dispensing spout
during each rinse/self-cleaning cycle, as well as coffee that might be spilled during beverage preparation. Empty and wash the drip tray daily and each time the full drip tray indicator is raised.
Caution: NEVER remove the drip tray when the machine has just been turned on. Wait a couple of minutes for the machine to carry out a rinse/self-cleaning cycle.
5 Remove the water tank.
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6 Rinse the water tank with fresh water.
7 Fill the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level and reinsert it into the
machine. Make sure it is fully inserted.
Caution: Never fill the water tank with warm, hot, sparkling water or any other liquid, as this may cause damage to the water tank and the machine.
8 Remove the coffee bean hopper lid and slowly pour the coffee beans into the
coffee bean hopper.
Note: Do not pour too many coffee beans into the coffee bean hopper as this will
reduce the grinding performance of the machine.
Caution: Only coffee beans must be put into the coffee bean hopper. Ground coffee, instant coffee, caramelized coffee, flavoured coffee or any other object may damage the machine.
9 Put the lid on the coffee bean hopper.
10 Insert the plug into the socket on the back of the machine.
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11 Insert the plug at the other end of the power cord into a wall socket with
suitable power voltage.
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12 The “ ” button on the control panel ashes. Press the “ ” button to turn on
the machine.
13 The “ ” “ ” lights and the “ ” button light start ashing slowly to indicate
that the water circuit needs to be primed.
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Using the machine for the rst time
When using the machine for the rst time, the following activities need to happen:
1 You need to prime the circuit. 2 The machine will perform an automatic rinse/self-cleaning cycle. 3 You need to initiate a manual rinse cycle.
Circuit priming
During this process, fresh water ows through the internal circuit of the machine and the machine warms up. This takes a few minutes.
1 Insert a container under the Classic Milk Frother.
2 Press the “ ” button to start the cycle. The machine starts the automatic
priming of the circuit by dispensing some water through the Classic Milk
Frother.
3 When the process is complete, the“ ” and “ ” buttons will ash. The
machine is in the warm-up mode.
Automatic rinse/self-cleaning cycle
When warm-up is completed, the machine automatically performs a rinse/self-
cleaning cycle of the internal circuits with fresh water. This takes less than a minute.
4 Place a container under the dispensing spout to catch the small amount of dispensed water.
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5 The “ ” and “ ” buttons ash during the entire process. 6 Wait for the cycle to nish automatically.
Note:
You can stop the dispensing process by pressing either the " " or the " "
button.
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When the above steps are complete, check that the “ “, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” buttons are lit.
Manual rinse cycle
During this process a coffee is brewed and fresh water ows through the steam/
hot water circuit. This takes a few minutes.
1 Place a container under the dispensing spout.
2 Check that the “ ”, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” lights are ashing steadily.
3 Press the “ ” button. The machine starts dispensing water.
4 When dispensing has nished, empty the container.
Repeat the operations from step 1 to step 3 twice, then continue with step 5.
5 Insert a container under the Classic Milk Frother.
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6 Press the “ ” button to start dispensing hot water.
7 Dispense water until the no water light “ ” is permanently on.
8 At the end, ll the water tank again up to the MAX level. Now the machine is
ready for coffee brewing.
Note: If the machine has not been used for at least two weeks, it will automatically perform an automatic rinse/self-cleaning cycle. Following this, you need to initiate a manual rinse cycle as described above.
The automatic rinse/self-cleaning cycle also starts automatically when the
machine has been in stand-by mode or turned off for more than 15 minutes. At the end of the cycle, it is possible to brew a coffee.
“INTENZA+” water lter installation
We recommend installing the “INTENZA+” water lter as this prevents limescale build-up and preserves a more intense aroma to your espresso coffee.
The INTENZA+ water lter can be purchased separately. For further details, please refer to the maintenance products page in this user manual.
Water is a crucial part of every espresso, so it is very important to always have it professionally ltered. Using the “INTENZA+” water lter will prevent mineral deposits from building up and improve your water quality.
1 Remove the small white lter from the water tank and store it in a dry place.
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2 Remove the “INTENZA+” water lter from its packaging, immerse it vertically
(with the opening positioned upwards) in cold water and gently press the sides
so as to let the air bubbles out.
3 Set the lter according to the water hardness in your area. The settings can be
found on the lter packaging.
A = Soft water B = Hard water (standard) C = Very hard water
4 Insert the lter into the empty water tank. Press it down until it cannot move
any further.
5 Fill the water tank with fresh water and reinsert it into the machine. Write down
the date of the next water lter replacement (+ 2 months).
6 Dispense all the water in the tank by using the hot water function (see the “Hot
Water Dispensing” chapter).
7 Fill the water tank again.
Adjustments
The machine allows for certain adjustments so that you can brew the best tasting
coffee possible.
Gaggia Adapting System
Coffee is a natural product and its characteristics may change according to its origin, blend and roast. The machine is equipped with a self-adjusting system
that allows the use of all types of coffee beans available on the market (not for
caramelized beans). The machine automatically adjusts itself after brewing several cups of coffee to
optimise coffee extraction in relation to the compactness of the ground coffee.
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Adjusting the ceramic co󰀨ee grinder
Ceramic coffee grinders always guarantee accurate and perfect grinding and
coarseness for every coffee speciality.
This technology provides full aroma preservation, delivering the truly Italian taste in
every cup.
Warning: The ceramic coffee grinder contains moving parts that may be dangerous. Do not insert fingers or other objects. Only adjust the ceramic coffee grinder using the grinder adjustment key.
You can adjust the ceramic grinders to set the coffee grinding to your personal
taste.
Warning: The grinder adjustment knob inside the coffee bean hopper must be turned only when the ceramic coffee grinder is in use.
This adjustment can be carried out by pressing and turning the grinder adjustment knob inside the coffee bean hopper, using the appropriate key provided with the
machine.
1 Press and turn the grinder adjustment knob one notch at a time. You will taste
the difference after brewing 2-3 cups of coffee.
2 The reference marks inside the coffee bean hopper indicate the grind setting.
There are 5 different grind settings to choose from, from position 1 for coarse grind - lighter taste to position 2 for ne grind - bolder taste.
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When you adjust the ceramic coffee grinder to a ner setting, your coffee will taste stronger. For a milder coffee taste, adjust the ceramic coffee grinder to a coarser
setting.
Adjusting the aroma (co󰀨ee strength)
Choose your favourite coffee blend and adjust the amount of coffee to be ground according to your personal taste.
Note: Selection must be made prior to selecting coffee.
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It is possible to choose from three types of aroma by turning the knob. The aroma
will vary depending on the chosen position:
= mild aroma
= medium aroma
= strong aroma
Adjusting the dispensing spout
The height of the dispensing spout can be adjusted to better t the dimensions of the cups that you wish to use.
Move the dispensing spout up or down with your ngers to adjust its height as shown in the gure.
The recommended positions are:
For the use of small cups.
For the use of large cups.
Two cups can be placed under the dispensing spout to brew two coffees at the
same time.
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Adjusting the co󰀨ee length
The machine allows the amount of brewed espresso coffee to be adjusted according to your taste and the size of your cups.
Each time the “ ” or “ ” button is pressed, the machine brews a pre-set amount of coffee. Each button may be individually programmed for a specic brew
setting. The following procedure describes the programming of the “ ” button.
1 Place a cup under the dispensing spout.
2 Press and hold the “ ” button. The “ ” button and the “ ” light ash
during this phase. Release the button: the machine is now in programming mode.
The machine starts brewing coffee.
3 When the desired quantity of coffee is in the cup, press the “ ” button.
Now the “ ” button is programmed; each time it is pressed, the machine will
brew the same amount of espresso that was just pre-set.
Note: To program the “ ” coffee brew button, the same steps should be followed. Press the “ ” button to stop brewing when the desired amount of coffee is reached.
Espresso and co󰀨ee brewing
Espresso and co󰀨ee brewing using co󰀨ee beans
Before brewing a coffee, check that both the water tank and the coffee bean
hopper are full.
1 Turn the aroma selector switch to select the desired aroma.
2 Place 1 or 2 cups under the dispensing spout.
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3 Press the “ ” button for an espresso and the “ ” button for a coffee. 4 To brew 1 cup of espresso or coffee, press the desired button once.
5 To brew 2 cups of espresso or coffee, press the desired button twice
consecutively. The
Note: In this operating mode, the machine automatically grinds and doses the proper amount of coffee. Brewing two cups of espresso requires two grinding and brewing cycles, automatically carried out by the machine.
6 After the prebrewing cycle, coffee begins to pour out of the dispensing spout.
7 Coffee brewing stops automatically when the pre-programmed level is
reached; however, it is possible to interrupt coffee brewing by pressing the corresponding button again (“ ” espresso brew button or “ ” coffee brew button).
light turns on.
Steam dispensing / Cappuccino brewing
Warning: Danger of burning! Dispensing may be preceded by small jets of hot water. The steam/hot water wand may reach high temperatures: never touch it with bare hands. Use the appropriate protective handle only.
1 Fill 1/3 of a container with cold milk.
Note: Use cold (~5°C / 41°F) milk with a protein content of at least 3% to ensure
optimum results when preparing a cappuccino. Whole milk or skimmed milk may be used depending on individual taste.
2 Immerse the Classic Milk Frother in milk.
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3 Press the “ ” button.
4 The machine warms up and the “ and buttons ash. The “
button turns off.
5 When the “ ” button turns on again, the machine starts dispensing steam.
6 Froth milk by gently swirling the container and moving it up and down. 7 When milk froth has the desired consistency, press the “ ” button to stop
steam dispensing.
Caution: After frothing milk, clean the Classic Milk Frother by dispensing a small quantity of hot water into a container. For detailed cleaning instructions please see the “Cleaning and Maintenance” chapter.
Note: You can brew an espresso or dispense hot water straight after dispensing
steam.
Hot water dispensing
Warning: Danger of burning! Dispensing may be preceded by small jets of hot water. The steam/hot water wand may reach high temperatures: never touch it with bare hands. Use the appropriate protective handle only.
Before dispensing hot water, check that the “ ”, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” lights are steady on and that the water tank is full.
1 Insert a container under the Classic Milk Frother.
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2 Press the “ ” button to start dispensing hot water.
3 The machine warms up and the “ ” and “ ” buttons ash.
The “ ” button turns off.
4 When the “ ” button turns on again, the machine starts dispensing hot
water.
5 Dispense the desired amount of hot water. To stop the hot water dispensing,
press the “ ” button.
Cleaning and maintenance
Daily cleaning of the machine
Caution: Timely cleaning and maintenance of your machine is very important as it prolongs the life of your machine. Your machine is continuously exposed to moisture, coffee and limescale! The activities you need to perform and their frequency are described in detail in this chapter. Not doing this will ultimately make your machine stop working properly. This repair is NOT covered by your warranty!
Note:
- Use a soft, dampened cloth to clean the machine.
- Do not wash any removable part in the dishwasher.
- Do not immerse the machine in water.
- Do not use alcohol, solvents, and/or abrasive objects to clean the machine.
- Do not dry the machine and/or its components using a microwave and/or standard oven.
1 Empty and clean the coffee grounds drawer daily with the machine turned on. Other maintenance operations can only be carried out when the machine is turned
off and unplugged.
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2 Empty and clean the drip tray. Perform this operation also when the full drip
tray indicator is raised.
3 Empty and clean the coffee residues drawer located on the side of the
machine. Open the service door, remove the drawer and empty the coffee residues.
Daily cleaning of the water tank
1 Remove the small white lter or the INTENZA+ water lter (if installed) from
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the water tank and wash it with fresh water.
2 Put the small white lter back or the INTENZA+ water lter (if installed) in its
housing by gently pressing and turning it at the same time.
3 Fill the water tank with fresh water.
Daily cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother
It is important that you clean the Classic Milk Frother daily or after each use as it preserves hygiene and ensures perfect milk froth consistency. After frothing milk, you always need to:
Remove the external part of the Classic Milk Frother and wash it with fresh water.
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Weekly cleaning of the machine
Clean the seat of the drip tray.
Weekly cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother
The weekly cleaning is more thorough, since you need to disassemble all the
Classic Milk Frother parts.
The following cleaning operations are required:
1 Remove the external part of the Classic Milk Frother. Wash it with fresh water.
2 Remove the upper part of the Classic Milk Frother from the steam/hot water
wand.
3 Wash the upper part of the Classic Milk Frother with fresh water. 4 Clean the hot water/steam wand with a wet cloth to remove milk residues. 5 Put the upper part back into the steam/hot water wand (make sure it is
completely inserted).
6 Reassemble the external part of the Classic Milk Frother.
Weekly cleaning of the brew group
The brew group should be cleaned every time the coffee bean hopper is lled or at
least once a week.
1 Turn off the machine by pressing the “ ” button and remove the plug from the
socket.
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2 Remove the coffee grounds drawer. Open the service door.
3 Remove and clean the coffee residues drawer.
4 To remove the brew group, press the «PUSH» button and pull it by the handle.
5 Thoroughly clean the coffee outlet duct with the handle of a spoon or with
another rounded kitchen utensil.
6 Thoroughly wash the brew group with lukewarm water and carefully clean the
upper lter.
Caution: Do not use detergent or soap to clean the brew group.
7 Let the brew group air-dry thoroughly.
8 Thoroughly clean the inside of the machine using a soft, dampened cloth.
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9 Make sure the brew group is in the off position; the two reference marks must
match. If they do not match, proceed as described in step (10).
10 Gently pull down the lever until it is in contact with the brew group base and
the two reference marks on the side of the brew group match.
11 Make sure that the hook which locks the brew group is in the correct position
by rmly pressing the “PUSH” button until it locks into place. Check if the hook is at the top end position. If it is not, try again.
12 Insert the brew group in its seat again until it locks into place without pressing
the “PUSH” button.
13 Insert the coffee residues drawer and close the service door.
14 Insert the coffee grounds drawer.
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Monthly lubrication of the brew group
Lubricate the brew group after approximately 500 cups of coffee or once a month.
You can purchase the Gaggia grease to lubricate the brew group separately. For
further details, please refer to the maintenance products page in this user manual.
Caution: Before lubricating the brew group, clean it with fresh water and let it dry, as described in the “Weekly Cleaning of the Brew Group” chapter.
1 Apply the grease evenly on both side guides.
2 Also lubricate the shaft.
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3 Insert the brew group in its seat until it locks into place (see the “Weekly
Cleaning of the Brew Group” chapter). Insert the coffee residues drawer.
4 Close the service door and insert the coffee grounds drawer.
Monthly cleaning of the co󰀨ee bean hopper
Clean the coffee bean hopper once a month when it is empty with a damp cloth to remove coffee oil. Then rell it with coffee beans.
Descaling
If the light is steady on, the machine must be descaled. The descaling cycle takes approx. 35 minutes. Not doing this will ultimately make your machine stop working properly. In this
case repair is NOT covered by your warranty.
Warning: Use the Gaggia descaling solution only. Its formula has been designed to ensure better machine performance. The use of other descaling solutions may damage the machine and leave residues in the water.
The Gaggia descaling solution can be purchased separately. For further details, please refer to the maintenance products page in this manual.
Warning: Never drink the descaling solution or any products dispensed until the cycle has been carried out to the end. Never use vinegar as a descaling solution.
Note: Do not remove the brew group during the descaling process.
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Note: The descaling cycle may be paused by pressing the button. To resume the cycle, press the button again. This allows you to empty the container or leave the machine unattended for a short time.
1 Empty the drip tray and place it back.
2 Remove the Classic Milk Frother and the “Intenza+” water lter (if installed).
3 Remove and wash the water tank. Pour the entire content of the Gaggia
descaling solution in it.
4 Fill the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level. Put the water tank
back into the machine.
5 Place a large container (1.5l) under both the steam/hot water wand and the
dispensing spout.
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6 Press and hold the button for 3 seconds. When the button starts
ashing, release it to start the cycle.
The button ashes during the whole descaling cycle.
7 The steam/hot water wand ( button steady on) and the dispensing spout (
button steady on) start dispensing the descaling solution.
8 When the descaling solution is nished, the light turns on and the
button ashes.
9 Empty the container and place it back under both the steam/hot water wand
and the dispensing spout.
10 Remove the water tank, rinse it and ll it up to the MAX level with fresh water.
Put it back into machine.
11 Empty the drip tray and place it back. Insert the container.
12 Start the rinse cycle by pressing the ashing button.
13 The steam/hot water wand ( button steady on) and the dispensing spout (
button steady on) start dispensing the descaling solution.
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14 At the end of the rinse cycle, the light turns off. The descaling cycle is
completed.
Note: If the water tank is not lled up to the MAX level for the rinse cycle, the light keeps ashing and the light turns on. The machine requires another rinse cycle; repeat from step 9 to step 13.
15 Remove and empty the container.
16 Empty the drip tray and place it back.
17 Remove the tank and rinse it thoroughly. Reinsert the Intenza+ water lter (if
any). Fill the tank with fresh drinking water up to the “MAX” level and then put it
back into the machine.
18 Remove and rinse the brew group (see the “Weekly Cleaning of the Brew
Group” chapter).
19 The machine is ready for use.
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Accidental interruption of the descaling cycle
Once the descaling cycle has started, it must be completed. If the descaling process is accidentally interrupted (for example due to power
failure or accidental disconnection of the power cord), follow the steps below.
1 Empty the drip tray and place it back.
2 Empty and rinse carefully the water tank, then ll it with fresh water up to the
MAX level. Put it back into machine.
3 Turn on the machine. The machine will start the automatic rinse cycle.
4 Place a container under the steam/hot water wand and the coffee dispensing
spout.
5 Press the button and dispense 300 ml of water.
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6 Press the button to brew a long coffee.
7 Empty the container. The machine is ready for use.
Note: If the orange light does not turn off, you have to perform another
descaling cycle as soon as possible.
Understanding the di󰀨erent lights
Control panel display
"Double coffee" light
"Warning" light
"No water" light
ON/OFF button
"No coffee" light
"Coffee grounds drawer" light
Descaling button
Hot water dispensing button
Espresso brew button
"Aroma" selector switch
Light icons Meaning Action
Machine in stand-by.
Press the " " button to turn on the machine.
Steam dispensing button
Long espresso brew button
FLASHING
The machine is performing the rinse phase.
The machine ends the cycle automatically. Press
the “ ” or " " button to stop the cycle before
the end.
FLASHING SLOWLY
The machine is warming
up to brew espresso and dispense hot water or steam.
FLASHING SLOWLY
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Light icons Meaning Action
The machine is ready for use.
STEADY ON
The machine is in the hot
water dispensing phase.
STEADY ON
The machine is brewing one cup of espresso.
STEADY ON
The machine is brewing 2
(two) cups of espresso.
STEADY ON
The machine is brewing one cup of coffee.
STEADY ON
The machine is brewing 2
(two) cups of coffee.
STEADY ON
The machine is programming the amount of espresso to be
brewed.
FLASHING SLOWLY
The machine is programming the amount of coffee to be
brewed.
FLASHING SLOWLY
The machine is dispensing
steam or frothing milk.
STEADY ON
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