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Instructions for use for ENA Micro 1
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Your ENA Micro 1
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Your ENA Micro 1
Symbol description 26
Control elements 27
Important information 29
Proper use ...............................................................................................................................................................29
For your safety .......................................................................................................................................................29
1 Preparing and using for the first time 31
Setting up the machine .........................................................................................................................................31
Filling the bean container .....................................................................................................................................31
First-time use ...........................................................................................................................................................31
First-time use with filter cartridge activation ...................................................................................................32
First-time use without filter cartridge activation .............................................................................................32
Adjusting the grinder ............................................................................................................................................33
Filling the water tank ............................................................................................................................................33
Determining the water hardness ........................................................................................................................34
2 Preparation 34
Ristretto, espresso and coffee .............................................................................................................................34
Permanently setting the amount of water for the cup size ...........................................................................34
Ground coffee .........................................................................................................................................................35
3 Daily operation 35
Switching on the machine ...................................................................................................................................35
Daily maintenance .................................................................................................................................................36
Switching off the machine ...................................................................................................................................36
4 Permanent settings in programming mode 36
Inserting and activating the filter .......................................................................................................................36
Setting the water hardness ..................................................................................................................................37
5 Maintenance 37
Cleaning the machine ...........................................................................................................................................37
Descaling the machine ........................................................................................................................................38
Changing the filter.................................................................................................................................................39
Descaling the water tank ..................................................................................................................................... 40
Cleaning the bean container .............................................................................................................................. 40
6 Messages on symbol display 41
7 Troubleshooting 42
8 Transport and environmentally friendly disposal 43
Transport/ Emptying the system .......................................................................................................................43
Disposal ...................................................................................................................................................................43
9 Technical data 43
10 Index 44
11 JURA contact details/ Legal information 46
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Symbol description
Symbol description
Warnings
J WARNING
J CAUTION
CAUTION CAUTION draws your attention to potential damage to the machine.
Always take note of any information marked with the words CAUTION or WARNING
and a warning sign. The signal word WARNING draws your attention to potential
serious injury, and the signal word CAUTION to potential minor injury.
Symbols used
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Prompt to take action. This symbol means that you are being prompted to perform
some action.
Information and tips to make it even easier to use your ENA.
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Control elements
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Control elements
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1 Water tank
2 Mains cable (back of the machine)
3 Coffee grounds container
4 Drip tray
5 Bean container with aroma preservation cover
6 Ventilation slots
7 On/Off button
8 Height-adjustable coffee spout
9 Cup grille
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Control elements
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1 Cover for powder chute for ground coffee
2 Powder chute for ground coffee
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1 Symbol display
& Descaling symbol
! Filter symbol
L Cleaning symbol
M Water Tank symbol
v Ground Coffee symbol
? Coffee Grounds Container symbol
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3 Cover cap for grinder adjustment switch
4 Grinder adjustment switch
; Coffee strength ‘normal’
_ Coffee strength ‘strong’
Y Ristretto symbol
< Espresso symbol
> Coffee symbol
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Important information
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Important information
Proper use
The machine is designed and
intended for private domestic use. It
is designed solely for the preparation of coffee. Use for any other
purpose will be deemed improper.
JURA Elektroapparate AG cannot
accept any responsibility for the
consequences of improper use.
Before using the machine read
these instructions for use thoroughly and completely and comply
with the instructions they contain.
A warranty service is not applicable
for damage or defects caused by
non-compliance with the instructions for use. Keep these instructions for use close to the machine
and pass them on to the next user.
For your safety
Please carefully read and observe
the important safety information
set out below.
To avoid danger of potentially fatal
electric shock:
Never use a machine which is
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damaged or has a defective
mains cable.
In the event of signs of damage,
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for example if there is a smell of
burning, unplug the machine
immediately from the mains
supply and contact JURA service.
If the mains cable of this
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machine is damaged, it must be
repaired either directly by JURA
or by an authorised JURA service
centre.
Make sure that the ENA and the
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mains cable are not located close
to hot surfaces.
Be careful to ensure that the
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mains cable is not trapped and
does not rub against sharp
edges.
Never open and repair the
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machine yourself. Do not modify
the machine in any way that is
not described in these instructions for use. The machine
contains live parts. If opened,
there is a danger of potentially
fatal injury. Repairs may only be
carried out by authorised JURA
service centres, using original
spare parts and accessories.
A defective machine is not safe and
could cause injury or fire. To avoid
damage and any associated risk of
injury or fire:
Never allow the mains cable to
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loosely hang down. The mains
cable could pose a tripping
hazard or become damaged.
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Important information
Protect the ENA from environ-
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mental influences such as rain,
frost and direct sunlight.
Do not immerse the ENA, mains
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cable or connections in water.
Do not put the ENA or any
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individual parts in the dishwasher.
Switch your ENA off before clean-
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ing work with the On/Off button.
Always wipe the ENA with a
damp cloth rather than a wet
one, and protect it from prolonged exposure to water splash.
Only connect the machine to the
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mains voltage in accordance
with the information on the
rating plate. The rating plate is
located on the underside of your
ENA. Further technical data is
provided in these instructions for
use (see Chapter 9 ‘Technical
data’).
Please only use original JURA
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maintenance products. Use of
products that are not explicitly
recommended by JURA could
damage the ENA.
Do not use any coffee beans
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treated with additives or caramelised coffee beans.
Only fill the water tank with
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fresh, cold water.
Do not fill the bean container
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with water.
Switch the machine off with the
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On/Off button if you are going to
be absent for a longer period of
time and remove the mains plug
from the power socket.
Children may not clean or ser-
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vice the machine unless supervised by a responsible person.
Do not allow children to play
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with the machine.
Keep children under the age of 8
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away from the machine, or
supervise them constantly.
Children aged 8 and over may
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only operate the machine without supervision if they have been
instructed in how to use it safely.
Children must be able to recognise and understand the potential dangers arising from incorrect use.
People, including children, who
do not have the physical, sen-
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sory or mental capabilities to use
the machine safely or
are inexperienced or lack knowl-
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edge in how to use the machine
safely
must be supervised by a responsible person when using it, or must
be instructed in how to use it
correctly.
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