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READ THIS FIRST!
For
GAGGIA
Espresso/Cappuccino Makers
BEFORE making espresso the first time, you MUST prime the pump!
Here’s how to do it:
1. Plug the electrical cord into a live outlet.
2. Fill the water reservoir. (Filtered water is better.)
3. Place an empty filter into the black handled filter holder.
4. Attach the filter holder to the machine.
5. Turn on the power switch.
6. Allow the machine to heat up for 6 minutes.
7. Open the steam valve all the way.
8. Place an empty steam pitcher or mug under the steam tube.
9. Turn on the coffee switch and the steam switch.
10. Water will come out of the steam tube.
11. Allow about a cup of water to come out into the pitcher.
12. Turn off the coffee and steam switches.
13. Close the steam valve.
14. Place an empty cup under the coffee filter.
15. Turn on the “coffee” awitch.
16. Fill the cup with water.
17. Turn off the “coffee” switch.
YOU ONLY NEED TO PRIME THE PUMP AGAIN ONLY IF NO WATER
COMES OUT OR THE PUMP IS MAKING TOO MUCH NOISE.
how:
Now you are ready to make espresso!!! Here’s
1. Remove the black handled filter holder.
2. Using the measure provided, place one or two measures of
ground espresso coffee in the filter basket.
(The large filter holds two measures for two cups,
the small filter is for one cup.)
finely
3. Using the tamper provided, gently press and twist the tamper on the
surface of the ground coffee to pack it down.
4. Brush off any grounds on the rim with the palm of your hand.
5. Attach the filter holder firmly to the machine.
6. Place ampty cup (or cups) under the filter holder spouts.
7. Turn on the “coffee” switch.
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8. The pump sound will change in a few seconds and espresso
will start to flow into the cups.
9. When the streams of espresso turn light in color,
TURN OFF the “coffee” switch.
10. You may now remove the cups of espresso and serve them.
11. Before making more espresso, remove the filter holder and
konck out the used grounds. DO NOT rinse the filter or filter holder at
this time as it will cool them and make the next batch taste bitter.
TO MAKE CAPPUCCINO
1. Turn on the steam switch.
2. Put cold milk (skim,
1 %,
2%,
Regular, Half & Half)
into a steaming pitcher only one-third full.
3. Place an empty mug under the steam tube and open the steam
valve part way to remove any accumulated water from the steam tube.
4. Close the steam valve.
5. Hold the pitcher with milk in it so that the end of the steam tube
is below the surface of the milk but not so deep to block the air hole.
6. Open the steam valve all the way.
7. As the froth forms, raise the pitcher so that the steam tube
goes deeper into the pitcher over the air hole.
8. When the froth is near the top of the pitcher, turn off the steam valve.
(the froth may not come to the top if you are using a large
pitcher with less milk in it.)
9. turn off the “Steam” switch.
10. Remove the cups of espresso from the drip pan grid.
11. Spoon some froth from the pitcher on the espresso in the cup(s),
then pour the hot milk in until the froth reaches the top of the cup(s).
12. If desired, sprinkle shaved chocolate or cinamon on top of the froth.
After following all the steps outlined here, if you are still having
any trouble, call our consumer assistance line:
(I-800-527-4336
(9:30
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Eastern)
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DESCRIPTION
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Main switch
1131
Grating
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Coffee switch
1141
Filter (1 or 2 cups)
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Hot water button
a
Filter holder
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Steam switch
1161
Coffee dispenser unit
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Temperature indicator
1171
Power cord
161
Reservoir filler coffee
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Steam/hot water tap dial
181
Coffee press
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Water reservoir
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Steam nozzle
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Removable decompression tube
1121
Basin
(181
Reservoir filler funnel
)191
Lower gasket
120(
Diffusor holder
(21(
Diffusor
1221
Pump suction tube
1231
Reservoir guides
1241
Connection plug
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE POWER SUPPLY CORD
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B
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2
3
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A short electric cord is supplied to avoid twisting and prevent you from tripping
on it.
ONLY FOR TWO WIRES POWER SUPPLY CORD:
This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). As a
safety feature, this plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug
does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a
qualified electrician. Do not attempt to defeat the safety feature.
Be very careful when using extension cords.
If an extension is used, check that:
the electric ratings reported on the extension cord are equal to or greater than
those on the household appliance power cord.
it includes a 3-pin plug with earth if the appliance is of the grounded type.
the cord does not hang from the table to prevent children from tripping or pulling on it.
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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations for choosing Gaggia! Thanks to the Tebe Gaggia you can enjoy
delicious coffee or cappuccino in the comfort of your own home. Espresso is prepared by rapidly filtering pressurized water that has been heated to the right temperature through a finely roasted blend.
The heart of the Tebe Gaggia consists of a high-performance pump. A switch is
used to control the water flow.
The way to prepare an aspresso coffee or cappuccino is quite different from the procedure used for the traditional coffee pot.
Therefore, it is very important to carefully read all the instructions before using
your Tebe Gaggia.
Familiarize yourself with the different parts of the espresso machine before making
a cup of coffee.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
The state of the espresso depends
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on the quality and type of coffee
used. The particular flavor of a coffee bean depends on different factors but the taste and aroma are the
result of the roasting process. The
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coffee beans which are roasted longer and at higher temperatures have
a darker color.
Darker beans release more aroma
compared to lighter beans.
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You can buy different qualities of
coffee. Each type of roasting is
characterized by a blend of beans
roasted at a particular temperature
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and with a particular type of aroma.
Decaffeinated coffees are also available which contain only 2% caffeine. Use different types of coffee in
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your espresso machine. You will
probably discover an aroma that is
better than the being used up to
now.
You can recognize real espresso by
the dark color, rich taste and typical
creaminess.
Cappuccino is a special combination of espresso coffee and hot
fronthy milk. It can be served with
a sprinkle of cinnamon, nutmeg or
chocolate.
The espresso coffee should be served immediately after it has been
prepared.
Serve the espresso coffee in a small
coffee cup and the cappuccino in a
larger breakfast cup.
Each type of coffee requires a spe-
cific type of grinding since the coffee beans available on the market
have different blends and different
levels of roasting.
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PREPARING THE ESPRESSO COFFEE MACHINE
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WARNING! NEVER RUN THE PUMP WITHOUT WATER IN THE
RESERVOIR TO AVOID DAMAGING THE PUMPING MECHANI-
SM. INCORRECT USE OF THE PUMP IS NOT COVERED BY THE
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WARRANTY
Remove the water reservoir cover (6) and fill it with cold water until
the MAX level as marked on the reservoir (9).
The water reservoir (9) can also be removed to fill it, by sliding it along the guides
(23) towards the external part of the machine.
IMPORTANT: When reinserting the reservoir in the guides, make sure that the
SUC-
tion tube (22) is inside the reservoir.
Insert the cord socket (17) into the machine plug (24). Then insert the
cord plug into a suitable socket (see “Warning” point 1).
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Set the main swicth (1) to position 1. The switch led will turn on. Make
sure that the coffee switch (2) and the steam switch (4) are not pressed.
STARTING THE MACHINE
This procedure describes how to fill the boiler whit cold water. It is recommended to follow this procedure each time the machine is used for the “first” time.
This machine, featuring a pump and a solenoid valve to brew coffee, is equipped
with a self-priming system. Place an empty cup on the drip-plate, do not insert
filter holder into brew head and press coffee switch (2).
You will hear the sound of the operating pump and after few seconds, water will
start to get out from the brewing head.
Once cup is filled, release the coffee switch (2): Tebe Gaggia is now ready to be
used.
NOTE: It may happen that the self-priming feature of the pump does not temporarily work due to an air lock. In this case water does not get out from brewing
head, and the following procedure should be followed:
a
Place a cup or pitcher under the steam nozzle (10).
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b
Turn the dial (7) anticlockwise to open the steam/hot water dispenser
tap and press the hot water button (3) to start the pump.
After a few seconds, water will begin to flow out of the nozzle. Allow
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about a cup of water to come out. Close the steam/hot water dispenser
tap and release the hot water button. The Tebe Gaggia is now ready for use.
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Note: The temperature indicator (5) will turn on and off automatically
during the heating period. After turing on the machine, allow the indicator to turn on and off at least 6 times before preparing the coffee (this corresponds to a heating time of about 6 minutes).
Another feature of the machine is the “no-drip system”, eliminating most of
dripping from brewing head (16). After coffee brewing, however, a little dripping may occur due to wet coffee grinds in the filter-holder.
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NOW TO PREPARE GOOD ESPRESSO
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Follow the procedure described in the Preparation section.
Wait until the machine has reached the correct temperature (heating
time about 6 minutes).
Select the correct filter (14) and insert it into the filter holder (15). Use
the small filter for 1 cup and the large filter for 2 cups. Then insert the
filter holder (15) into the unit (16) and wait for it to heat up.
After heating, remove the filter holder (15) and fill it with ground coffee
using the special measure. Use one measure for each cup of coffee. Do
not overtill. Use the special press (8) to tap down the coffee. Do not
overpress.
Clean off any coffee residues from the edge of the filter holder (15).
Insert the filter holder into the unit (16) with a 45” movement to the left.
Then turn it back to the right to lock it into position.
The handle of the filter holder should be perpendicular to the machine
or slightly shifted towards the right.
Place 1 or 2 cups under the filter holder. Press the coffee switch (2) and
the coffee will begin to flow.
When the cups are
3/4
full, release the coffee switch. The strength of the
coffee will vary depending on the amount of water. A good coffee prepared according to the correct procedure will have the typical brown
“cream”.
If not, refer to the OPERATING PROBLEMS section.
Remove the cups and serve.
To prepare another cup of coffee, slowly and carefully remove the filter
holder by moving it to the left. Be careful not to bum yourself with any
water that may have remained on the coffee grounds.
Remove the grounds from the filter. To prepare another cup of coffee,
repeat steps 4 to 8.
“PERFECT CREMA” DEVICE
A unique disc fitted into the filter-holder will produce coffee giving the
perfect “Crema” essential for the authentic espresso, whatever type of
grind
y>ou
use.
Furthermore, you need only use the two-cup filter
basket even when brewing for one person (one
level measure of coffee only).
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HOW TO PREPARE GOOD CAPPUCCINO
Before preparing a cappuccino,
make sure that you have everything that is nee-
ded including a pitcher (or cup) filled halfway with cold milk plus coffee and
milk cups.
FROTHING THE MILK
The density of the frothed milk will depend on the fat content of the milk. The
nozzle (10) will produce the frothing needed without boiling the milk. After
trying two or three times and with a little bit of effort you will become an expert
in preparing a cappuccino. Move the steam nozzle (10) towards the outside of
the machine so that the pitcher can be inserted without hitting it against the side
of the espresso machine.
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Press the espresso in large cups as already indicated.
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Press the steam switch (4).
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After
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seconds or when the temperature indicator (5) turns on, place
the pitcher that is filled halfway with cold milk under the steam nozzle. See
Figure A.
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Slowly turn the dial of the dispenser tap (7) anti-clockwise to make the
steam come out. IMPORTANT: The pressure of the steam will increase as the
dial is turned.
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Turn the pitcher with a circular movement while making sure that the end
of the steam nozzle is just barely immersed in the milk when the froth begins to
from. Do not boil the milk.
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Once the right amount of froth has been obtained, turn the steam dial
clockwise to cut off the flow of steam and remove the pitcher. Release the steam
switch (4).
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Pour the frothed milk into the coffee. Sprinkle cinnamon, cocoa or nutmeg
as desired. Serve.
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NOTE: To immediately prepare
another coffee, fill the boiler with water
so that it will be heated to the correct temperature. If not, the coffee may have a
,burned
taste. Place an empty cup on the
grating. Do not insert the filter holder.
Press the coffee switch (2) and fill the cup
with water. Release the coffee switch.
Now you can prepare another cup of cof-
fee. The boiler should be filled each time
the machine has been used to make steam.
HOW TO OBTAIN HOT WATER
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Follow the procedure described in the Preparation section.
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Place a pitcher under the steam nozzle (10).
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Press the hot water button (3) and slowly turn the steam dial (7) anticlockwise
to make the hot water flow.
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Once the desired amount of water has been obtained, turn the steam dial
clockwise and release the dispenser cut-off button. Then remove the pitcher.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
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IMPORTANT: Clean the steam nozzle (10) after immersing it in milk to prevent milk from depositing. To make cleaning easier, as indicated in figure B, the
outer part of the steam nozzle can be quickly removed by pulling it down. Use a
damp cloth to clean the end of the nozzle and open the steam dispenser tap. Allow
the steam to flow for one or two seconds to clear out the nozzle. Clean the outside
of the steam nozzle. If necessary, use a needle to clean the steam jet hole.
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Clean the filter holder (15) and the filter (14)
regularly with warm water.
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Clean the casing of the machine with a damp
cloth.
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Remove the basin ( 12) and the grating
(13),
and
wash them with water. Do not use abrasives.
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Clean the gasket inside the coffee dispenser unit
(16). Keep it clean.
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Unscrew and periodically clean the diffusor
(21),
depending on how much the machine is used.
NOZZLE
STEAM NOZZLE
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If the machine is not used for extended periods, remove the water in the boiler
by pressing the hot water button and opening the tap so that the equivalent of about
two cappuccino cups of water flow out of the nozzle. Do this only after the reservoir has been filled with cold water. Never use the pump without water.
DESCALING
The machine may be damaged in areas where hard water is used. The machine
should be cleaned every month (depending on use and water characteristics) with a
special GAGGIA descaler (follow the istructions reported herein). Remove the
dif-
fusor (21) and clean it. Pour the solution into the reservoir and turn on the pump for
15 seconds. Allow the solution to circulate in the coffee dispenser unit and in the
steam nozzle for a few seconds. Wait 20 minutes and then turn on the pump for 20
seconds. Repeat the operation every 2-3 minutes until the solution has been completely used.
Rinse the machine by circulating water through the dispenser unit and the steam
nozzle for about the amount of water contained in the reservoir. Replace the
diffu-
sor (21).
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NOTE: PROBLEMS CAUSED BY THE FORMATION OF SCALE
ARE NOT COVERED BY THE WARRANTY.
The users should not perform any other maintenance. Use the Gaggia
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descaler to obtain the best results.
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CAUTION!
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using household
appliances, it is recommended to take a few precautions to reduce the risk of
fires, electric shocks and/or
accidents.
Carefully read all instructions and information provided in this handbook and in
any other pamphlet supplied
in the package before starting or using the espresso
machine.
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS.
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1
Do not touch hot
sur.
faces.
Do not use the
machine with a
damaged cord or
plug or in case
of
faults or ruptures.
The machine should
he checked or repaired at the closest service center.
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Keep the espresso
machine away from
heat sources.
2
Do not place
thl
cord, plugs or
hod:
of the machine it
water or other
liquic
to avoid fires,
electric
shocks and/or acci
dents.
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Use of accessories
which are not
recom,
mended by
tht
manufacturer may
cause damage
ta
things or people.
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Check that
the
espresso machine
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set on the “0” posi
tion before
insertinl
the plug into
thl
socket. To turn of
the machine, set
thl
selector to
“0” am
then remove the
plul
from the socket.
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Be careful when
using the espresso
machine especially
when children are
present.
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Do not use the
espresso machine
outdoors.
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The machine should
only be used for
house hold purposes.
Pull out
the plug
fro]
the socket if
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machine is not bein
used or during
clea
ning. Allow it to
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before inserting o
removable parts an
before cleaning.
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The cord should
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hang from the table
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touch hot surfaces.
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Be extremely
carefi
when using steam.
WARNINGS
The espresso machine has
been designed only for household use. Any repairs or
service, except for normal
cleaning and maintenance,
must be performed by an
authorized service center.
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Check that the voltage
indicated on the rating plate
matches your power supply.
2. Never use warm or hot
water to fill the water reser-
voir. Use cold water only.
3. Never clean the machine
with corrosive detergents or
with tools which may scratch the surface. Just use a
soft cloth dampened with
water.
4. Use natural mineral water
to prevent the formation of
scale.
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IF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS SHOULD OCCUR
CHECK
CHECK
CHECK
CHECK
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COFFEE IS NOT
DISPENSED
that there is water
in the reservoir
that the filter is not
clogged because
the coffee
is too fine
that the coffee was
not
oveqwessed
that the diffuser is
clean
COFFEE
DISPENSED TOO
QUICKLY (less
than 30 seconds)
AND THE
COFFEE IS TOO
WEAK
that the coffee is
not too coarse
that the coffee was
tapped down with
the press
THE PUMP
MAKES TOO
MUCH NOISE
that there is water
in the reservoir
that the boiler was
tilled
that the coffee is
not too coarse
WATER LEAKS
PROM THE
F!LTER HOLDER
that the filter
holder was inserted
correctly
that the gasket is
not dirty or
worn
that there are not
coffee residues on
the edge of the
filter holder
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NOT ENOUGH
“CREAM” IN
THE ESPRESSO
that the coffee is
not too coarse or
too fine
that the coffee was
not tapped down
too hard/too soft
with the press
that the coffee is
not too old or dry
COFFEE TOO
COLD
that the machine
was heated
(6 minutes)
that the coffee is
not too fine
that the filter
holder is
properly heated
MILK NOT VERY
FROTHY
that the steam
nozzle and/or
nozzle air intake
are not clogged
that the milk is
not
too hot
COFFEE
DISPENSED TOC
SLOWLY (more
than 30 seconds)
AND THE
COFFEE IS TOO
STRONG
that the coffee is
not too fine
.
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