Kleenmaid CM03X User Manual

Designer Series

Espresso Machine

Use and Care Manual

CM03X

Coffee Machine

1 MACHINE DESCRIPTION P. 3

• Front view and overall view P. 3

• Control buttons and Display panel P. 3

• Safety instructions and precautions P. 4

• Correct use P. 4

• Technical safety P. 4

• Usage safety P. 5

2 OPERATION P. 6

3 INSTALLATION P. 7

CONTENTS

4 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIRST TIME USE! P. 10

5 ADDING WATER AND COFFEE P. 11

• Filling the water tank P. 11

• Filling the coffee bean container P. 11

6 OPERATION AND USE P. 11

• Switch-on P. 11

• Programming the machine P. 11

• Setting the grind P. 13

• Selecting the type of espresso P. 13

• Adjusting the espresso dose P. 13

• Setting 1 or 2 coffees P. 13

7 GRINDING P. 14

• Preparing espresso P. 14

• Hot water P. 14

• Preparing cappuccino P. 14

8 CARE AND CLEANING P. 14

• Water tank P. 14

• Hot water/steam dispenser P. 14

9 DESCALING THE MACHINE P. 15

10 TROUBLE-SHOOTING P. 15

11 TECHNICAL DATA P. 16

12 DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES P. 16

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1 MACHINE DESCRIPTION

FRONT AND OVERALL VIEW

01. Touchpad

02. Steam knob

03. Hot water/steam dispenser

04. Coffee dispenser

05. Drip grille
Filter holder handle

06.
Holder for grinding

07.
Coffee grinder spout

08.
Water tank

09.
Drawer

10.
Coffee container

11.

CONTROL BUTTONS AND DISPLAY PANEL

LCD Screen

12.
On/off button

13.
1 or 2 cup button

14.
Grinder button

15.
Short, medium, long button

16.
Coffee button

17.
Steam/water button

18.
Main switch

19.
Grind adjuster

20.
Technical label

21.

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Warning

Read the instructions

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS

This machine complies with current safety regulations. Incorrect
use of the machine may cause harm.
Read these instructions carefully before using the machine. They
contain important information on safety, use and maintenance, to
provide protection and to avoid damages to the machine.

1 Read all instructions
2 Do not touch hot surface, use handles or knobs
3 To protect against fire, electrical shock and injury to persons do

not immerse cord or plugs in water or other liquid

4 Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by

or near children.

5 Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow

unit to cool before putting on or taking off parts, and before clea
ning the appliance.

6 Do not operate any appliance with damaged cord, plug, after

the appliance malfunctions, or has been damaged in any man
ner. Return appliance to the nearest authorized service facility
for inspection, repair or adjustment

7 The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the ap

pliance manufacturer may result in fire, electric shock or injury
8 Do not use outdoors
9 Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter, or touch hot

surfaces
10 Do not place on or near a hot gas or electrical burner, or in a

heated oven
11 Always attach plug to appliance first, then plug cord into the wall

outlet. To disconnect, turn any control off. Then remove plug

from wall outlet.
12 Do not use appliance for other than intended use
13 To reduce the risk of fire, do not place any heating or cooking

appliance beneath the appliance
14 To reduce the risk of fire, do not mount unit over or near any

portion of a heating or cooking appliance
15 To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not mount over a sink
16 To reduce the risk of fire, do not store anything directly on top of

the appliance surface when the appliance is in operation.

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CORRECT USE

• This machine is designed solely for preparing espresso, cap-

puccino, long coffee and for boiling water for tea and other hot
drinks.

Other types of use are not permitted and may prove dangerous.

The manufacturer will not be held liable for any damage caused
by incorrect use of the machine.

• The machine may also be built into a cabinet (special acces
sory). It is not suitable for outdoor use. Due to the weight of the
machine, the cabinet must be secured firmly to the wall.

• Installation, maintenance and repair works must only be carried
out by qualified persons. Any installation, maintenance and re
pair works carried out incorrectly may cause considerable dan
ger to the user, for which the manufacturer will not assume any
liability.

• The machine should only be disconnected from the electrical
supply when:

- The main switch of the electrical supply is disconnected;

- The fuse for the house electrical supply is removed;

- The plug to the machine is taken out of the electrical socket.
To disconnect the machine from the electrical supply, unplug

without pulling on the cable.

“TOREDUCE THE RISKOFINJURY,DONOTDRAPE CORD OVER
THE COUNTER TOP OR TABLE TOP WHERE IT CAN BE PULLED
ON BY CHILDREN OR TRIPPED OVER UNINTENTIONALLY”
POWER CORD HAS TO BE: UL approved, type SJO/SJT
16AWGx3C moulded plug, max length 4-1/2ft (1.4Mt)

• A short power-supply cord (or detachable power-supply cord) is
to be provided to reduce risks resulting from becoming entan
gled in or tripped over a longer cord.

• Longer detachable power-supply cord or extension cord are
available and may be used if care is exercised in their use

• If a long detachable power-supply cord or extension cord is used
the marked electrical rating of the detachable power-supply cord
or extension cord should be at least as great as the electrical
rating of the appliance.

• If the appliance is of the grounded type, the extension cord
should be a grounding-type 3-wire cord.

• The longer cord should be arranged so that it will not drape over
the counter op or table top where it can be pulled by children
or tripped over. An appliance that utilizes a detachable power­supply cord shall be provided with: the appropriate detachable
power-supply cord as indicated in supply connections, instruc
tions that advise the consumer that the appropriate detachable
power-supply cord is not provided, and specify which detachable
power-supply cord or cords are appropriate. If long and short de
tacable power-supply cords are available, the instructions shall
include information regarding the problems attendant with each.

• Under no circumstances should the machine casing be ope
ned. Touching the voltage cables or changing the electrical and
mechanical structure may cause danger of electric shock. It may
also affect the operation of the machine.

The manufacturer declines all responsibility for persons or
property if the above instructions are not observed in full.

• If the machine is to be installed with other appliances, it must be
separated from them with a shelf.

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TECHNICAL SAFETY

• Before connecting the machine to the electricity supply, check
the electrical information (voltage and frequency) on the data
sheet with that of the electricity supply thoroughly.

This data should be exactly the same to avoid damaging the

machine. In case of doubt, contact a qualified electrician.

• The electrical safety of the machine is only guaranteed if it is
connected to a regulation earth wire. It is very important to che
ck this carefully. In case of doubt, have the electricity supply
checked by a qualified electrician.

The manufacturer will not be held liable for any harm or damage

caused due to a lack or malfunctioning of the earth wire (e.g.

risk of electric shock)

• Only operate the machine when installed so as to avoid contact
with electric parts. For the assembly, dismantling and daily main
tenance of the machine, always make sure it is disconnected
from the electrical supply.

• The machine should not be connected to the electrical supply
with extension cables, as these do not provide the necessary
safety for the machine (e.g. danger of overheating)

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USE

Warning! Danger of burning! Liquids leaving the dispensers
are boiling!

• Children should only use the machine while under supervision.
Children’s skin is more sensitive to high temperatures.
They may burn themselves! Remember too that espresso cof­fee is not a children’s drink.

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• When using the machine for the first time, rinse the pipes to get
rid of any deposits and to ensure hygiene.

• Only fill the water tank with drinking water at room temperature
or chilled. Hot or boiling water or any other liquid may damage
the operation of the machine. It is advisable to replace the water
daily to prevent bacterial growth.

• Only pour coffee beans into the coffee container. If ground coffee

­is poured into the container, it may damage the grinder.

• Sugar damages the machine!
Do not fill the machine with coffee beans treated with caramel,

sugar or similar substances, instant coffee or other substances
containing sugar.

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• Boiling water and steam may cause burning, so these functions
should be performed with the utmost care. Never direct the steam
dispenser towards parts of the body.

It may cause burning!

• Always ensure that the steam selector is disconnected when no
steam is required, otherwise, steam may escape unintentionally.

It may cause burning!

• The water/steam dispenser gets very hot during use. Only hold
the dispenser by the handle.

It may cause burning!

• Depending on the lime content of the water, the machine should
be descaled regularly with a citric acid solution. In areas of very
hard water, the water pipes should be descaled more frequently.

The manufacturer will not be held liable for any damage
caused by inadequate descaling.

Follow the mixing instructions indicated on the descaling pack.
Otherwise, the machine may get damaged.

• Do not lean on the open drawer of the coffee machine, as this
may damage the machine.

• If the coffee machine is installed near an oven with a self-clea
ning function, disconnect the coffee machine during self-clea
ning, otherwise it may get damaged.

The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any damage caused by
failure to observe the safety instructions and warnings.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

This machine complies with the safety regulations currently in for­ce. Incorrect use of the machine may lead to personal injury and
damage to objects.
Please read all the instructions carefully before using the machine
as they contain important information on safety and the use and
maintenance of the machine. This will protect you and prevent da
mage to the machine.

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2 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

The coffee machine has two water heaters, one for the water and
one for the coffee. This makes it possible to prepare boiling water
for tea, or use the steam for cappuccino and prepare the espresso.

This appliance can grind the beans when they are needed. This
allows for the best flavour for the coffee as it is freshly ground.

If the container, glass or cup, has a smaller volume than the quanti­ty of coffee produced as standard by the appliance, coffee dispen­sing can be interrupted at any time by pressing key “1” (Fig. 1A/B),
allowing the user to select the preferred dose.

The grinding level can also be set, choosing a coarser or finer grind
depending on user preference, by turning the dial situated on the
left side of the machine.

The boiling water dispensed is particularly suitable for preparing
tea because the temperature is ideal.

The boiling water from the dispenser can also be used for pre­heating the cups.

Fig . 1 B

Fig . 1 A

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3 INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT NOTE:

The installation of the appliance must be carried out exclusively by
qualified personnel in compliance with the regulations in force.
Considering the heavy weight of the machine, it is essential that the
furniture unit be suitably secured to the wall.

1. Check to make sure that the opening for housing the machine

has the correct dimensions (Fig.2A/B).

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Tank Capacity

Electrical Rating

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2. Remove the machine from the base by unhooking it from the

lateral guides using the levers (Fig. 3), raising the lever of the ri­ght-hand guide and lowering the lever of the left-hand guide (1).

3. Slide the base of the machine into the unit all the way back (2).

4. Attach the base to the shelf using the 10 holes and the screws

provided (Fig.4).
Note : If the sides of the base are not flush with the sides of the
unit, use the shims provided (3).

5. Close the machine guides all the way.

6. Connect the plug to the power outlet following the safety regula-

tions in force. Important : The power outlet must be accessible
after the machine has been installed.

7. Insert the machine in the unit, taking care that the machine gui­des are correctly inserted in the guides on the base, and slide
the machine in leaving the necessary space for reaching and
connecting the power plug.

8. Close the machine by sliding it all the way back.

9. Fill the water tank and the coffee container.

10. Supply power to the machine using the main switch situated on
the left side of the machine (page 3 Fig. 19)

The manufacturer declines any responsibility towards per­sons or objects, as well as for the proper operation of the ma­chine, due to failure to follow the instructions given above.

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4 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIRST TIME USE!

Instructions additional to the instruction booklet, which must be
read prior to using the machine.

The manufacturer declines all responsibility for damage caused
by improper or incorrect use and failure to follow the instructions
provided in the instruction booklet and given here below.

1. Extract the machine by lifting the handle of the drawer and pul
ling it towards you.

2. Fill the water tank and the coffee container following the instruc­tions on page 11 of the instruction booklet.

3. Supply power to the machine using the main switch (19) located
in the upper part of the left side of the machine.

4. Close the machine.

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5. Switch on the machine using the key

COFFEE 1 SHORT

WATER

­6 Open the steam/water knob (A) and flush a cup of hot water

from pipe. If the display shows "Water Pressure" turn the
machine on and off (19) and repeat the operation.

COFFEE 1 SHORT

WATER

7. The machine is now ready for use.

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5 ADDING WATER AND COFFEE BEANS IN THE RESPECTIVE CONTAINERS

To change from a 24hr to a 12hr 
clock : 

Press the GRINDING button at 
the programming the hour step. 

It will switch between 24hr and 
12hr as required.

FILLING THE WATER TANK

The

water tank needs to be refilled when the display flashes

WATER MISSING

WATER

WATER

To ensure the best result in making espresso, in addition to using
good quality coffee, it is also essential to use good water. We the
refore recommend emptying the water tank frequently and refilling
it with fresh water. Avoid leaving the water in the tank for excessi-
vely long periods.

IMPORTANT: Use only cold potable water with hardness less than
7°F.

• Open the machine by raising the drawer handle and pulling ou

tward.

• Fill the tank up to 4 cm (1 9/16 inches from the top).

• Close the machine.

N.B. When the water tank is almost empty, the message “ WATER
LOW “ will appear on the display panel

Note: The tank can be removed for cleaning.

MISSING COFFEE MISSING

FILLING THE COFFEE BEAN CONTAINER

The

coffee bean container needs to be refilled when the display flashes

COFFEE MISSING

WATER

Fill the coffee bean container using only beans for espresso cof-

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fee.

Any other substance, including ground coffee, can damage the
coffee grinder.
Do not use beans treated with caramel, sugar, or similar substan­ces, instant coffee, or any beverage containing sugar. Sugar can
damage the machine.

• Open the machine by raising the drawer handle and pulling ou

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tward.

• Remove the lid of the coffee bean container.

• Fill the container with beans up to 2 cm (3/4 inches) from the

top.

• Put the lid back on the container.

• Close the machine.

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6 OPERATION AND USE

SWITCH-ON

Switch the machine on using the key

After a few seconds, the following message appears on the display
panel:

Welcome message

GOOD MORNING

COFFEE 1 SHORT

WATER

During the heating phase, the words COFFEE and WATER flash.
The machine is ready for use only when they have stopped

flashing.

The display also shows the type of coffee selected (short/medium/
long) as well as the choice of making one or two coffees at the
same time.

PROGRAMMING THE MACHINE

Various functions can be adjusted and programmed, as indicated
below:

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To enter programming mode, with the machine off press the key

for 3 seconds until the display panel shows:

PROGRAMMING

Use the keys
grammed, which are, in order of appearance:

Pressing the key

Use the keys
lated to the hour flash.
After setting the hour, press the key

The two digits related to the minutes flash. Set the minutes by

to set the hour. Initially the two digits re-

to select the functions to be pro-

CLOCK

the display panel shows:

20:30

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POWER SAVINGS

POWER SAVINGS

COFFEE TEMPERATURE

Press the key

TEMPERATURE

COFFEE +00

Using the keys you can change and set the temperature of
the coffee. The scale of variation ranges from 14° to +50° F (from -10 °C
to +10 °C). The 0 position corresponds to the optimal factory setting.

HOT WATER TEMPERATURE

and the display panel shows:

IMPORTANT !! After setting the new grind, it is necessary to

dispense at least 2 coffees.

SELECTING THE TYPE OF ESPRESSO

Press the key

TEMPERATURE

WATER +00

Using the keys
of the hot water. The scale of variation ranges from 14° to +50° F (from

-10 °C to +10 °C). The 0 position corresponds to the optimal factory
setting.

STEAM TEMPERATURE

Press the key

TEMPERATURE

STEAM +00

Using the keys
of the steam. The scale of variation ranges 14° to +50° F (from -10
°C to +10 °C). The 0 position corresponds to the optimal factory
setting.

Press the key

and the display panel shows:

you can change and set the temperature

and the display panel shows:

you can change and set the temperature

to exit the programming function.

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Using the key you can select from among the following
types of espresso dose:

SHORT
MEDIUM
LONG

ADJUSTING THE ESPRESSO DOSE

To change and memorize the quantity of coffee, proceed as follows:

• During the infusion, press and hold the key

quantity (coffee dose) is reached.
The display shows the message “MEMO ?”

COFFEE 1 SHORT

WATER MEMO ?

If you want to memorize the dosage of coffee just made, proceed
as follows:

• To memorize, as soon as the infusion is finished, use the key

to select the type of coffee (short, medium, or long) on

which to memorise the new setting.

• Press and hold the key

of

confirmation.

again until you hear the beep

until the desired

SETTING THE GRIND

A number of factors help you to understand whether the grinding
level needs to be adjusted:

• If the coffee is dispensed too quickly, this means that the beans
have been ground too coarsely.

• If the coffee comes out in slow drips, this means that the beans
have been ground too finely. A very important factor for ensuring
a good coffee is the right setting for the grinding level, which is
factory-set but can also be modified as follows:

• Open the machine.

• Carefully turn the dial located on the left side of the machine “A”
(Fig.5).

Turning the dial clockwise produces a finer grind; turning it anti­clockwise produces a coarser grind.

Note: Turn the dial min. 3 completeturns,clockwise or anti-clockwise,
to obtain a change in the degree of grinding, finer or coarser.

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Now the new quantity of coffee is memorized and associated with
the type of coffee selected.

SETTING 1 OR 2 COFFEES

With this machine you can prepare a single coffee or 2 coffees
simultaneously.
Make your selection using the key

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7 GRINDING

Put the filter handle on the grinder spout and press button the
grinder will grind the selected dose

PREPARING ESPRESSO

• Put the filter handle on the grinder spout.

• Position the cup or cups under the dispenser spout.

• Make sure that the word “COFFEE” has stopped flashing, which
means water temperature reached.

• Press the key
automatically, but it can also be stopped beforehand by pressing
the same key again.

to start the dispensing. Dispensing stops

HOT WATER

• Switch on the water heater for preparing hot water using the key

and wait untill the word “WATER” has stopped flashing.

• Position the cup or other container under the nozzle.

• Turn the knob of tap “A” (Fig.7) anti-clockwise to dispense the
hot water.

PREPARING CAPPUCCINO

• Select the steam function using the key

• Wait till the word “STEAM” stops flashing on the display.

• Before positioning the container under the steam nozzle, turn the

dial “A” (Fig.7) anti-clockwise to flush out the water remaining

in the

pipes.

• Prepare a medium coffee in a cappuccino cup.

• Fill the 50 cl jug milk with about 10 cl of milk. This is the quantity

for preparing one cappuccino. We recommend preparing frothed
milk for one cappuccino at a time.

• Introduce the steam nozzle into the milk container so that the
spout is positioned on the bottom of the container (Fig. 7A).

• Turn the steam dial anti-clockwise to release the steam and heat
the milk for a few seconds.

• Important: Do not heat the milk excessively. Overheated

milk no longer produces froth.

• After a few seconds, position the spout of the nozzle at the sur­face of the milk (Fig. 7B).

• When the desired froth is obtained, close the steam tap.

• Pour the milk delicately into the cup previously filled with coffee.

N.B.: If the machine is switched off with the steam or water func-
tion activated, this function remains in memory when it is switched
back on the next time.

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8 CARE AND CLEANING

The appliance must not be immersed in water or other liquids for
cleaning.

Let the coffee machine cool down before proceeding with cleaning.

Danger of burning !

Do not use steam appliances for cleaning the machine.

Do not use any detergent substances containing soda, acids, or

chlorides! These substances will ruin the surface of the machine.

Regular cleaning guarantees the efficient operation and long life of
your espresso coffee machine.
Remove the grille and tray from the machine and clean both the
front panel and the inside compartments with a soft sponge dam­pened with a sanitising detergent solution.
Dry with a soft cloth to avoid scratching.

Fig . 7 A Fig . 7 B

WATER TANK

It is preferable to empty the water tank daily and refill it, when pos­sible just before preparing coffee, with cold potable water.
Wash the water tank by hand using a sanitising detergent solu­tion.

HOT WATER/STEAM DISPENSER

Clean the hot water/steam dispenser with a soft sponge using only
water, preferably hot water. To remove any incrustations, we re-
commend washing the components in the dishwasher. The steam
spout can be unscrewed for washing in the dishwasher. When it is
used for frothing milk, it is advisable to release some steam first to
flush out any remaining residues of milk or froth.

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9 DESCALING THE MACHINE

When the message “DESCALING” appears on the display
with the machine

using specific products that are appropriate for coffee machines.

Attention – Very Important!
Do not use lemon-based products for descaling. These pro­ducts contain citric acid, which in contact with calcium at high
temperatures forms a chemical reaction, creating calcium ci­trate that could lead to the total obstruction of the water cir­cuits.

Proceed as follows:
Open the drawer and remove the water from the tray and any cof­fee grounds from the container. Re-close the drawer without repla­cing the grille, and position the steam nozzle so that the water that
comes out of it falls into the tray.

• Switch on the machine and wait till the words WATER and STEAM
have stopped flashing.

• Switch offthe machine and go into programming mode by pressing

the key

• Select the descaling function using the keys
and “DESCALING” appears on the display panel.

• Press and hold the two keys

on or off, it is time to descale your machine

until the displays shows “PROGRAMMING”.

together and then press

DESCALING STEP 01: Fill the tank halfway full with the desca
ling product then press button

DESCALING STEP 02: open the steam tap and do not close until

advised on LCD

DESCALING STEP 03: machine starts to deliver water from noz­zles until step 4 appears on LCD (when completed)

DESCALING STEP 04: refill water tank with fresh water, Press
button

DESCALING STEP 05: machine starts cleaning cycle
Important: Ensure container is filled prior to this step.
Minimum 1.5 litre needed for cleaning cycle.

Close the steam tap when advised on LCD. Fill the water tank,

and wait for the coffee and water temperatures to be reached.

The machine is ready for normal operation.

manufacturer declines all responsibility for any damage

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caused by failure to carry out descaling.

IMPORTANT: machine provided with direct water supply must

be plumbed according to regional rules, with main tap, retai-

ning valve, 150micron filter.

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• The machine prepares for descaling. When you hear the beep of
confirmation, the message DESCALING STEP 01 appears on
the display.

10 TROUBLE-SHOOT I N G

The machine does not switch on.

- Front panel not completely closed.

- No electricity.

The coffee does not come out or only comes out in slow drips.

- Lack of water in the tank.

- Coffee grind too fine.

- Coffee Machine pipes obstructed.

The coffee comes out too fast and is not creamy.

- Coffee grind too coarse.

- Coffee too old.

- Coffee blend.

The milk froth does not form.

- Check that the flow of steam is suitable.

Loud noise of the pump when dispensing.

- Lack of water in the tank.

- Insufficient pressure in the filter holder due to a coarse grind.

AUTO-DIAGNOSTICS

2. With the machine on:

Solution: Before calling in the technical service, try opening and
re-closing the machine.

3. With the machine on:

Solution: Check the water tank and open the water dispensing
tap, letting water out from the steam nozzle until the symbol stops
flashing (circuit refill).

4. With the machine on:

Solution: Check for the presence of foreign bodies in the grinder
(stones, impurities, other foreign bodies).

Turn the grind adjustment knob anti-clockwise (coarse grind) all
the way. Remove any impurities by running the grinder for a few
seconds. Then re-adjust the grind to the previous position.

For any other operating anomaly,
contact Kleenmaid 1300 652 100

The electronic circuits manage and recognize various alarms and
operating anomalies.
These are indicated as flashing on the display panel

1. With the machine off:

CLOSE TAP

Solution: Close the tap.

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11 TECHNICAL DATA

• External dimensions: H.458 x L.595 x D.320 mm

• Flush-mount dimensions: H.450 x L.568 x D.315 mm

• Operating voltage: 220-240 V~ 50/60Hz, 110V~60Hz

• Pump pressure: 15 bar

• Pump power: 48 W

• Coffee water heater power: 1000 W

• Steam water heater power: 600 W

• Grinder power: 100 W

• Max power: 1700/1100 W

• Water tank capacity: approx. 2.5 l

• Coffee tank capacity: approx. 350 g

• Coffee water heater heating time: approx. 2 min.

• Gross weight: 36.9 kg
Net weight: 32.6 kg

CE This appliance complies with Directive 73/23

• regarding electrical safety standards EN 60335-1 (ed. 2002
– Safety of household and similar electrical appliances) and
EN 60335-2-15 (ed. 2002 – Particular requirements for ap
pliances for heating liquids).

• EMC 89/336 and the respective standards:

55014-1
55014-2
61000-3-2

61000-3-3

12 DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

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European Directive 2002/96/CE on electrical waste and electronic equipment (WEEE) requires that electrical appliances not be disposed
of as unsorted municipal waste. Used appliances must be collected separately to optimize the reclamation or recycling of the component
materials and prevent potential harm to human health and to the environment.
The symbol of the cancelled garbage bin is displayed on all these products to remind users of the obligation of separate collection.
For further information on the correct disposal of electrical appliances, please contact your local authorities or the retailer.

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Built-In Coffee Machines

Rangehoods

Freestanding Ovens and Cooktops

Sinks

Waste Disposals

Taps

Cookware

Refrigerators

Wine Cellars

Vacuum Cleaners

To find your nearest Kleenmaid Showroom telephone 13 13 08

or visit www.kleenmaid.com

Warranty and Service

Warranty Registration

Please complete warranty details below. Please retain together with your proof of purchase
document. These documents will need to be viewed by our Service Representative should
you request in warranty service.

Service Assistance

To assist you when phoning our After Sales Service number to arrange a service call
please complete the following details and have them ready when you call.

Model Number______________________ Date of purchase___________________

Kleenmaid Store purchased from_________________Date of installation __________

KLEENMAID AFTER SALES SERVICE

Phone: [phone]
Spare Parts: 1800 025 139
Email: [e-mail]

Postal: PO Box 5560
Maroochydore BC, QLD 4558