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Operating and installation instructions
Built-in coffee machines
CVA 5060
CVA 5068
To avoid the risk of accidents
or damage to the machine,
it is essential to read these
instructions before it is installed
and used for the first time.
en-GB
M.-Nr. 07 611 170
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Contents
Caring for the environment..........................................5
Guide to the machine ..............................................6
Accessories supplied ..............................................8
Optional accessories...............................................9
Warning and Safety instructions ....................................10
Functions .......................................................14
Using the coffee machine - first steps ................................16
Controls .........................................................16
Display ..........................................................16
Before using for the first time.........................................16
Switching on ...................................................16
Switching off ...................................................17
Filling the water and coffee bean containers ..........................18
Filling the water container ...........................................18
Filling the coffee bean container ......................................19
Making drinks....................................................20
Switching on .....................................................20
Pre-warming cups .................................................20
Adjusting the height of the central spout................................21
Preparing espresso and coffee from freshly ground beans .................21
Double portion .................................................22
Cancelling preparation ...........................................22
Making espresso and coffee using ready ground coffee ...................22
Adding ground coffee............................................22
To make a drink ................................................23
To cancel preparation............................................23
Drinks with milk ...................................................23
Stainless steel milk flask ..........................................23
Cappuccino, latte macchiato, hot milk, milk froth.......................24
User profile drinks .................................................25
After use.........................................................25
Setting the coffee grinder ..........................................26
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Contents
Settings: customising your machine .................................27
Settings menu ....................................................27
Selecting a language...............................................28
Setting the time of day ..............................................29
Setting the timer...................................................30
Coffee jug (making several cups one after the other) ......................32
Setting the amount of coffee .........................................32
Setting Pre-brewing ................................................33
Setting the temperature .............................................33
Setting Automatic rinsing............................................34
Setting the Steam system ...........................................34
Lighting: Setting the brightness.......................................35
Lighting: Setting the switch-off time....................................35
Info (showing the number of drinks) ...................................36
Safety (Activating the System lock) ....................................36
To activate or deactivate the System lock ............................36
To override the System lock .......................................37
Setting the water hardness ..........................................37
Setting the display .................................................38
Setting the volume (keypad tone, buzzer)...............................38
Activating the plate warmer ..........................................39
Showroom programme .............................................40
Resetting the factory default settings ..................................40
Miele|home......................................................41
Programming the amount: setting the portion sizes ....................42
Programming the amount of espresso, coffee, hot milk and milk froth via the OK
sensor ..........................................................42
Programming the proportions for cappuccino or latte macchiato via the OK
sensor ..........................................................43
Programming the amount for hot water via the Hot water sensor .............44
Programming the amount via "Settings".................................44
Setting up User profiles ...........................................45
Selecting a User profile .............................................45
Creating a User profile..............................................46
Changing a User profile.............................................46
Deleting a User profile ..............................................47
Revert...........................................................47
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Contents
Cleaning and care ................................................48
Chart ...........................................................48
Rinse the system ..................................................49
Milk pipework.....................................................50
Rinse milk pipework .............................................50
Clean milk pipework .............................................50
Stainless steel milk flask ............................................51
Central spout .....................................................52
Water container ...................................................53
Waste container ...................................................53
Drip tray ........................................................54
Drip tray cover ....................................................54
Coffee bean container ..............................................55
Central spout connector ............................................55
Interior and machine door ...........................................55
Brew unit ........................................................56
Degreasing the brew unit .........................................57
Machine front .....................................................58
Descaling the machine ............................................60
To run the descaling programme .....................................61
Problem solving guide ............................................62
After sales service ................................................69
Electrical connection U.K., ZA, IRL ..................................70
Installation ......................................................71
Building-in and combination options ...................................71
Installation.....................................................72
Adjusting the door hinges.........................................73
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Caring for the environment
Disposal of the packing
material
The transport and protective packing
has been selected from materials which
are environmentally friendly for
disposal, and can normally be
recycled.
Ensure that any plastic wrappings,
bags, etc. are disposed of safely and
kept out of the reach of babies and
young children. Danger of suffocation.
Dispose of or recycle all packaging
materials safely as soon as possible.
Rather than just throwing these
materials away, please ensure that they
are recycled.
Disposal of your old machine
Electrical and electronic machines
often contain materials which, if
handled or disposed of incorrectly,
could be potentially hazardous to
human health and to the environment.
They are, however, essential for the
correct functioning of your machine.
Please do not therefore dispose of it
with your household waste.
Please dispose of it at your local
community waste collection/recycling
centre, or contact your Dealer for
advice. Ensure that it presents no
danger to children while being stored
for disposal.
It should be disconnected from the
mains electricity supply by a competent
person.
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Guide to the machine
Exterior view
a On/Off sensor for switching the coffee machine on and off
b Display
c Left arrow, for scrolling through the various programme options
d OK sensor, for confirming the selection of a programme option and for saving a
setting
e Right arrow, for scrolling through the various programme options
f Sensor for selecting hot water
g Door grip
h Hot water spout
i Lighting
j Drip tray cover
k Central spout, height-adjustable
l Stainless steel milk flask
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Interior view
Guide to the machine
a Master switch
b Ground coffee chute cover
c Ground coffee chute
d Slide control to select fineness of ground coffee
e Coffee bean container
f Drip tray with grid for easier carrying
g Water container
h Brew unit
i Waste container
j Central spout connector (connecting the brew unit and the central coffee spout)
k Stainless steel milk flask
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Accessories supplied
Stainless steel milk flask
For storing and keeping milk cold, with lid (with handle) and
additional cap
(not suitable for cleaning in a dishwasher)
Containers
Large and small containers for cleaning and rinsing the milk
pipework
Coffee spoon
For adding the correct amount of ground coffee
Cleaning powder
For daily cleaning of the milk pipework
Cleaning tablets
For cleaning the brew unit
Descaling tablets
For descaling the water pipework
Other accessories and spare parts
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Test strips for determining the water hardness level
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Bypass tube for placing on the central spout
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Silicone grease for lubricating the cap on the central spout
connector
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Brush for cleaning the milk pipework
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Mains connection cable
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Optional accessories
Miele accessories and cleaning and conditioning products
are available for your coffee machine.
These can be ordered via the internet at
www.miele-shop.com, from the Miele Spare Parts Department
or from your Miele Dealer.
Stainless steel milk flask with cap
For storing and keeping milk cold
(not suitable for cleaning in a dishwasher)
Cleaning powder
For daily cleaning of the milk pipework
Cleaning tablets
For cleaning the brew unit
Descaling tablets
For descaling the water pipework
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E-Cloth (microfibre cloth)
Removes finger marks and light soiling
Silicone grease
For lubricating the cap on the central spout connector
Miele|home
With Miele|home, the coffee machine becomes a
communication-enabled appliance which can be monitored
or operated via a PC or mobile phone. For further information,
contact your nearest Miele sales office.
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Warning and Safety instructions
Safety with children
This machine conforms with all
relevant legal safety requirements.
Improper use can, however, lead to
personal injury and damage to
property.
To avoid the risk of accidents and
damage to the machine, please
read these instructions carefully
before using it for the first time.
They contain important notes on the
installation, safety, operation and
care of the machine.
Keep these instructions in a safe
place and pass them on to any
future owner.
Correct application
The machine is intended for
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domestic use only for the preparation of
espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato
etc. Any other usage is not supported
by the manufacturer and could be
dangerous. The manufacturer cannot
be held liable for damage resulting
from incorrect or improper use of the
appliance.
This coffee machine is not intended
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for use by persons (including children)
with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities, or lack of
experience or knowledge, unless they
are supervised whilst using it or have
been shown how to use it correctly by a
person responsible for their safety.
Keep children away from the
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machine at all times. It is not a toy! To
avoid the risk of injury do not allow
children to play on or near it or to play
with its controls. Supervise children
whilst you are using it. Children's skin is
very sensitive, and reacts to hot
temperatures. Danger of burning.
Older children may only use the
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coffee machine when its operation has
been clearly explained to them and
they are able to use it safely,
recognising the dangers of misuse.
Remember that coffee and espresso
are not suitable drinks for children.
Technical safety
Before setting up the machine,
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check it for any externally visible
damage. Never install or attempt to use
a damaged machine. Danger of injury.
To avoid the risk of damage to the
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machine, make sure that the rating on
the data plate corresponds to the
voltage and frequency of the household
supply, before connecting the machine
to the mains supply. Consult a qualified
electrician if in any doubt.
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Warning and Safety instructions
The electrical safety of this machine
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can only be guaranteed when
continuity is complete between it and
an effective earthing system which
complies with local and national safety
regulations. It is most important that this
basic safety requirement is present and
tested regularly, and where there is any
doubt the household wiring system
should be inspected by a qualified
electrician.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable
for the consequences of an inadequate
earthing system (e.g. electric shock).
The machine must only be operated
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when built in, to ensure that all
electrical components are shielded.
Ensure power is not supplied to the
machine until after installation, repair
work or maintenance work has been
carried out.
Do not connect the machine to the
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mains electricity supply by a
multi-socket unit or an extension lead.
These do not guarantee the required
safety of the machine (e.g. danger of
overheating).
The second electrical connection
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socket on the back of the CVA 5060
coffee machine may only be used for
connecting a Miele EGW 4000-14,
EGW 4000-29 or 5000-14 plate warmer.
Connecting any other appliance would
damage the machine.
The machine is not suitable for use
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in the open air, even when installed in a
mobile unit (optional extra).
This equipment may only be used in
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mobile installations if a risk assessment
of the installation has been carried out
by a suitably qualified engineer.
Installation work and repairs may
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only be carried out by suitably qualified
and competent persons in strict
accordance with current local and
national safety regulations. Repairs and
other work by unqualified persons
could be dangerous and the
manufacturer will not be held liable.
While the machine is under
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guarantee, repairs should only be
undertaken by a service technician
authorised by the manufacturer.
Otherwise the guarantee will be
invalidated.
Faulty components must only be
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replaced by genuine Miele original
spare parts. The manufacturer can only
guarantee the safety of the appliance
when Miele replacement parts are
used.
The machine is only completely
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isolated from the electricity supply
when:
–
the mains fuse is disconnected,
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the screw-out fuse is removed (in
countries where this is applicable),
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it has been switched off at the wall
socket and the plug has been
withdrawn.
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Warning and Safety instructions
Never open the outer casing of the
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machine. Tampering with electrical
connections or components and
mechanical parts is highly dangerous
to the user and can cause operational
faults or electric shock.
If the coffee machine is to be built in
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above another appliance, there must
be a full-width, closed shelf between
them (except when it is combined with
a Miele built-in plate warming drawer).
In areas which may be subject to
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infestation by cockroaches or other
vermin, pay particular attention to
keeping the machine and its
surroundings in a clean condition at all
times. Any damage which may be
caused by cockroaches or other vermin
will not be covered by the machine
guarantee.
Correct use
Caution. Danger of burning. The
liquids dispensed are very hot.
Never look directly at the lighting or
use optical instruments to look at it.
The water pipework and milk
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pipework must be rinsed through and
the machine and stainless steel milk
flask cleaned thoroughly before the first
drink is prepared.
Only cold, fresh tap water should be
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used to fill the water container. Warm or
hot water or other liquids could damage
the machine. Change the water every
day to prevent a build-up of bacteria.
Do not on any account use mineral
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water. Mineral water will cause serious
limescale deposits to build up in your
machine and damage it.
Never put anything other than
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roasted espresso/coffee beans in the
coffee bean container. It must never be
filled with ground coffee as this could
damage the grinder.
The ground coffee chute must never
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be filled with anything other than
ground coffee or brew unit cleaning
tablets. Otherwise the machine will be
damaged.
Do not use milk with additives.
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Sugar additives will adhere to the milk
pipework and damage the machine.
Do not use coffee beans which have
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been treated with anything containing
caramel, any kind of sugar or any other
substances. Do not put drinks
containing sugar, or instant coffee in
the machine.
Never place a drink with ignited
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alcohol under the central spout of the
coffee machine. The flames could ignite
plastic components and cause fire
damage.
Hot water and steam could cause
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scalding. Be very careful when using
these functions. Make sure you do not
come into contact with steam or hot
water. The machine must not be used
for cleaning objects.
Do not use a steam cleaner to clean
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this machine. Steam could reach the
electrical components and cause a
short circuit.
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Warning and Safety instructions
Clean the machine every day to
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prevent a build-up of bacteria. All parts,
except the brew unit, the coffee bean
container, the stainless steel milk flask
and lid, and the cover of the central
spout are dishwasher safe.
The machine should be descaled
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regularly, depending on the hardness
of the water, with the descaling tablets
supplied. The harder the water, the
more often the machine must be
descaled. The manufacturer cannot be
held liable for damage arising from
insufficient descaling.
Only use the descaling tablets
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supplied by Miele and follow the
instructions on the packet carefully.
Use the exact proportions
recommended. Otherwise the machine
will be damaged.
Depending on the natural oil content
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of the coffee used, the brew unit could
become blocked. It is important
therefore to clean the brew unit with a
cleaning tablet after approx. 200
coffees. (A reminder will appear in the
display),
The machine is designed to be used
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in areas with an ambient temperature of
+15 °C to +60 °C. Please do not use it
anywhere with an ambient temperature
outside this range.
The manufacturer cannot be held
liable for damage caused by
non-compliance with these Warning
and safety instructions.
Used coffee grounds should be put
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with the organic rubbish or on the
compost heap, but not emptied down
the sink, as they could block it.
Never swing from or hang anything
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on the front when it is open as this
could damage the machine.
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Functions
This machine can be used to prepare
espresso, coffee, cappuccino, latte
macchiato, milk froth, hot milk and
hot water.
Milk can be stored for several hours in
the stainless steel milk flask
depending on the type and on the
ambient temperature of the room.
This machine has a container for coffee
beans so that they can be freshly
ground on demand for every cup to
benefit fully from the flavour. You can
also make coffee with a portion of
ready ground coffee should someone
prefer a cup of decaffinated coffee, for
example.
After grinding, the ground coffee can
also be moistened with hot water to
develop the aroma (Pre-brewing - see
Settings: Customising your machine).
Then hot water is forced at high
pressure through the ground coffee.
If the machine is used by various
people with different tastes and
preferences, you can programme
specific settings for up to nine
individual users (User profiles).
The used coffee grounds are
automatically emptied into the waste
container. There is no need to remove
the grounds manually after each cup.
If two cups of coffee or espresso are
required at the same time, the OK
sensor has to be touched twice briefly.
The machine will fill the two cups one
after the other, with a slight pause in
between.
Up to 8 cups of coffee can be prepared
automatically one after the other via the
Coffee jug function.
The machine can be programmed to
grind from 6 to 14 g of coffee,
depending on the type. The
programmed amount of coffee will be
the same for all sizes of cup (espresso,
coffee, Cappuccino, Latte Macchiato).
The fineness to which the coffee is
ground can be set.
For safety reasons, the electricity
supply to the brewing system and the
coffee grinder cuts out when the
machine door is opened. The machine
also features a system lock to prevent
children from operating the machine.
The easy-to-use programming facility
in the Settings menu allows, amongst
other things, the language in the
display to be changed and the water
hardness to be programmed in.
The size of different cups and glasses
can be programmed in so that the
correct amount is dispensed.
The amount of Espresso, milk or milk
froth can also be programmed for
making Cappuccino and Latte
Macchiato.
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To ensure that the flavour can develop
fully and be maintained for longer the
machine has an additional function to
automatically rinse and pre-warm the
system when the machine is cold. This
automatic rinsing function is also used
to flush coffee remains out of the
system and the central spout after use.
The hot water from the hot water spout
is ideal for pre-warming the cups.
So that the machine remains ready for
use but does not use electricity
unnecessarily, it will switch into Energy
saving mode after a programmable
length of time.
If you wish the machine to switch on or
off at a certain time, you can
programme the machine accordingly.
Functions
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Using the coffee machine - first steps
The following notes should help you get
to know your coffee machine before
starting to use it.
Controls
This machine has sensor controls which
react to touch. To operate the machine,
you only need to touch the relevant
sensor. There are five sensors:
s On/Off sensor: For switching the
machine on or off
< > Left/right arrows:
For scrolling through the various
programme options
OK sensor: For confirming the
selection of a programme option
and for saving a setting
- Hot water sensor
Display
Espresso
q r HI J L n m C
The following symbols come up in the
display in the main menu:
q Espresso
r Coffee
H Cappuccino
I Latte Macchiato
G Maintenance programme for milk
pipework, brew unit, descaling,
rinsing
C Settings: Customising your
machine
The arrow sensors are used to select
^
a programme option in the display.
Touch the OK sensor when the option
you want appears highlighted in the
display.
Before using for the first time
The machine must be correctly
installed and connected (see
"Electrical connection" and
"Installation") before it is used for the
first time. It must then be cleaned
(see "Cleaning and care").
Remove any protective foil from the
front of the machine.
Switching on
^ Touch the On/Off sensor s to switch
on the machine.
When the machine is switched on for
the first few times with the master
switch, a welcome screen and some
other messages will appear briefly. The
welcome screen will be displayed each
time the machine is switched on until 5
drinks have been prepared.
J Hot milk
L Milk froth
n User profile for up to 9 different
users
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Míele
Willkommen
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Using the coffee machine - first steps
When you use the machine for the very
first time, you will be prompted to
select a language.
Use the right or left arrow until the
^
language you want appears in the
display.
Touch the OK sensor.
^
The language you have chosen is
now set.
The request to set the clock format will
then appear.
Use the arrows to select the clock
^
format you want (12 h or 24 h), and
then touch the OK sensor.
^ Enter the time of day: First set the
hour with the arrow sensors and then
touch the OK sensor. Then set the
minutes in the same way.
^ Now decide when you want the time
of day to be displayed, and press the
OK sensor.
If everything has been entered
correctly, Set up successful will
appear in the display.
Confirm this message by touching
^
the OK sensor.
To get the best out of your
coffee machine and to set it
up for your specific
requirements, please continue to work
through these operating instructions.
Switching off
Touch the On/Off sensor s to switch
^
off the machine.
If automatic rinsing is switched on,
providing that coffee or a milk drink
has actually been dispensed from
machine, the rinsing process will
begin. After this the machine will
switch off automatically.
– "On": The display will always show
the time of day (even when the
machine is switched off).
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"On for 60 seconds": The display
will show the time for 60 seconds,
and then go dark after the machine
is switched off.
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"Do not display": The display will
only show the time of day when the
machine is switched on, and will go
dark as soon as it is switched off.
^
Press the OK sensor to confirm that
your machine is communication
enabled.
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Filling the water and coffee bean containers
The coffee machine must be
cleaned thoroughly (see "Cleaning
and care") before you fill it with water
and coffee beans.
It is vital that you programme in
the water hardness level of your
water (see "Settings: Customising
your machine - Setting the water
hardness").
Filling the water container
The quality of the water plays
an important part in the
overall quality of the coffee.
The water container should therefore be
emptied and filled with fresh tap water
every day.
Hot water and other liquids could
damage the machine. Only use
cold, clean tap water and fill the
machine every day. Do not on any
account use mineral water. Mineral
water will cause serious limescale
deposits to build up in your machine
and damage it.
Pull the water container forwards to
^
remove it.
Remove the lid, and fill the water
^
container with cold, clean tap water
up to the "Max." mark.
A valve at the front of the water
container will ensure that water
cannot escape.
^ Put the lid back on and replace the
container in the machine, pushing it
right to the back until it clicks into
position.
The water container must click into
position and sit in the machine
correctly to ensure the valve is
sealed. If you do not hear it click into
position or the water container
protrudes slightly or does not sit flat
on the floor, check whether the
surface that the water container sits
on is dirty and clean it if necessary.
^
Open the machine door.
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Filling the water and coffee bean containers
Filling the coffee bean
container
Only put roasted espresso or coffee
beans in the container. Anything
else, including ground coffee, will
damage the grinder.
Do not use coffee beans which have
been treated with caramel, sugar or
other substances. Do not put drinks
containing sugar, or instant coffee in
the machine. Sugar will damage the
machine.
^ Pull out the coffee bean container.
^
Push back the lid and fill the
container with roasted coffee beans.
^
Slide the lid back into place,
^
push the coffee bean container back
into the machine and close the
machine door.
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Making drinks
Important: the water piping must be
rinsed through every day and the
machine cleaned thoroughly before
the first drink of the day is prepared.
This will take place automatically if
the Rinsing programme option has
been set to "On" and the machine is
cold. Hot water will run out of the
central spout into the drip tray once
the machine has heated up.
If the Rinsing programme option has
been set to "Off", select "Rinsing" in
the display to rinse out the system
(see "Cleaning and care").
Pre-warming cups
The cups should always be
pre-warmed to allow the flavour to
develop and be retained. The aroma of
espresso does not react well to cold.
The smaller the volume of
coffee/espresso and the thicker the
cup, the more important it is to
pre-warm the cup. Use a plate warming
drawer if you have one. If not, you can
warm them as follows:
Place the cup to be warmed under
^
the hot water spout.
^ Touch the Hot water sensor.
Switching on
^ Touch the On/Off sensor s.
The following message will then
appear:
Heating phase
If the automatic Rinsing programme
option has been set to "On" (factory
default setting), the following will
appear after the machine has heated
up:
Rinsing
Water will run out of the central spout.
The main menu will then appear in the
display:
Espresso
q r HI J L n m C
^ Run a little hot water into the cup to
warm it.
^ Touch the OK sensor to stop the flow
of water.
^ Leave the cup for about a minute
until it is warm, then pour the water
away.
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Adjusting the height of the
central spout
The height of the central spout can be
adjusted to suit the height of the cup so
that the drink will not cool down as
quickly as it would if the spout were
further away from the cup. The crema
will also be a better quality if the coffee
does not have so far to go!
^ Slowly pull the central spout
downwards.
Making drinks
Place a cup under the central spout.
^
The coffee is always dispensed
simultaneously from both spouts.
Espresso
q r HI J L n m C
^ Select the drink you want using the
arrow sensors, and touch the OK
sensor once.
Preparing espresso and coffee
from freshly ground beans
You can programme the size
of portion dispensed for
espresso and coffee
according to taste (see "Programming
the amount: setting the portion sizes").
Espresso, coffee, double espresso and
double coffee are all dispensed in the
same way:
The machine will now grind the coffee
beans, pre-brew the ground coffee (if
the "Pre-brewing" option has been set
to "On") and the coffee will then be
dispensed from the coffee spouts.
Do not open the machine door
during the brewing process. This will
damage the machine.
To ensure that any coffee residues
from the factory testing process are
removed from the brewing system,
please throw away the first two
cups of coffee.
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Making drinks
Double portion
If you want to dispense a double
portion of coffee or espresso or to
dispense two portions at the same time:
touch the OK sensor twice whilst
^
"2 portions?" is in the display.
The two portions will be dispensed one
after the other.
^ To prepare two cups at the same
time, place one cup under each jet.
Cancelling preparation
^ Touch the OK sensor when "Stop" is
showing in the display.
Preparation will be halted.
Making espresso and coffee
using ready ground coffee
Adding ground coffee
If you want to make espresso or coffee
using ready ground coffee, you can
add ground coffee to the specially
designed coffee chute.
^ Pull the cover for the coffee chute
right out of the machine and open up
the lid (a) to the chute.
^ Use the scoop supplied and place
one level scoop of ground coffee into
the coffee chute (b). Close the lid.
Push the cover into the machine and
close the machine door.
Make the coffee?
Yes
No
^
Use the arrow sensor to highlight
"Yes".
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The display will change to the main
menu and you can select the drink you
want.
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Making drinks
If you have not added any
ground coffee, you must
select "No". Otherwise the
machine will assume that there is
ground coffee in the chute, and only
water will be dispensed the next time
coffee is made!
To make a drink
Place a cup under the central spout.
^
Touch the OK sensor.
^
The machine will prepare espresso or
coffee, which will then be dispensed
from the central spouts.
Do not open the machine door
during the brewing process. This will
damage the machine.
At the end of the process, the coffee
machine will revert automatically to
making coffee with coffee beans.
To cancel preparation
^
Touch the OK sensor.
Preparation will be halted.
Only one portion can be prepared at
a time when using ready ground
coffee. This is because the machine
will use all the ground coffee which
has been added to the chute to
prepare one coffee.
Drinks with milk
Stainless steel milk flask
The stainless steel milk flask is vacuum
insulated to keep the milk cold for a
period of time. With an ambient
temperature of about 20°C, milk at 6°C
can be stored for 11-12 hours and
remain under 13°C. (Milk that is warmer
than 13°C should not be used because
it will not make good milk froth.) Milk
cannot be stored for as long as 11-12
hours if there is a warming drawer
underneath the coffee machine.
Do not fill the stainless steel milk
flask to the rim. You need to leave a
gap of at least 2 -3 cm below the
rim.
It is important to keep the top of the
flask and the seals clean (whilst
filling it and carrying it). Any soiling
can lead to a malfunction of the flask
in the machine.
Good milk froth can be made
with cow's milk that has a fat
content of 0.3 - 3.8%, lactose
free milk, soya milk, goats milk and rice
milk. It is important to pre-heat the
cup with hot water before making your
drink.
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Making drinks
To make drinks with milk,
place the lid on the stainless steel
^
milk flask by twisting it anticlockwise
until it locks into place.
^ Open the machine door and hang the
milk flask in the machine as
illustrated, ensuring that the milk
pipework is correctly engaged.
Cappuccino, latte macchiato, hot
milk, milk froth
Place a suitable cup or glass under
^
both jets.
For best results with latte
macchiato, the glass should
be placed beneath the jets
such that the espresso flows into the
centre of the milk froth.
Cappuccino
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^ Touch the right arrow sensor until
symbol for the drink you want is
highlighted and then touch the OK
sensor once.
^ Touch the OK sensor again to stop
dispensing.
You can then specify the proportions
of coffee, milk froth and hot milk
required for the drink (see
"Programming the amount: setting
the portion sizes").
^
Then close the machine door.
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Making drinks
User profile drinks
The User profile function is used to
select the quantity of water and milk for
your drink, as well as the fineness of the
ground, temperature and pre-brewing
to suit your taste and that of your
guests (see "Setting up user profiles").
If you have set the machine up for a
specific user profile you must first
select the user profile required and
then the type of drink.
User profile
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^ Touch the right arrow to highlight the
User profile symbol and then touch
the OK sensor.
^ Select "Select" with the arrow sensors
and touch the OK sensor.
^ Select the user profile you want with
one of the arrow sensors and touch
the OK sensor.
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After use
Before switching the machine off for
any length of time, the pipework, brew
system, spouts and milk pipework need
to be cleaned (see "Cleaning and care:
"Rinse the system" and "Clean the milk
pipework").
A large user profile symbol n
will now appear in the
display to show that a user
profile has been selected.
This function operates in the same
way as a standard profile.
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Setting the coffee grinder
A good espresso or coffee with a thick,
even crema depends not only on the
quality, pressure and temperature of
the water and the quality of the coffee
beans, but also on the quantity of
beans and how finely they are ground.
The crema should have an even
nut-brown colour with dark stripes
running through it.
You can set the amount of coffee beans
to be ground in the main menu (see
"Settings: Customising your machine Setting the amount of coffee").
Always adjust the amount of beans
to be ground one stage at a time
only and then let the machine grind
this quantity before adjusting the
amount again. Otherwise the
machine will be damaged.
There are various ways to tell whether
the coffee grinder is set correctly:
Espresso or coffee flows into the cup
too quickly
The beans have been ground too
coarsely and the pressure is not
sufficient. Set the grinder on a finer
setting.
Espresso or coffee only trickles into
the cup
The crema is evenly coloured but
pale
The beans have been ground too
coarsely. Set the grinder on a finer
setting.
The crema is very dark brown on one
side, graduating almost to white on
the other
The beans have been ground too finely.
Set the grinder on a coarser setting.
To alter the grinder setting
^ Push the slide control one setting to
the left (for finer grinding) or one
setting to the right (for coarser
grinding).
You should be able to feel the notches
when moving the slide control.
^
If the slide control refuses to move,
close the machine and dispense a
cup of espresso coffee.
Then try the slide control again.
The beans have been ground too finely
and the coffee will be bitter. Set the
grinder on a coarser setting.
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Settings: customising your machine
It is easy to customise your machine to
suit your exact requirements.
Settings menu
To select the various programme
options:
Settings F
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Touch the right arrow sensor until
^
"Settings" appears in the display, and
then touch the OK sensor.
^ Touch one of the arrow sensors until
the option you want is highlighted.
^ Then touch the OK sensor to select
the highlighted option.
The option that is currently active on the
machine will have a tick next to it.
Possible setting options
Language F: 22 different languages
are available to choose from
Time of day: You can set either a 24
hour or 12 hour clock, and choose to
have the Time of day display on or off
C
Timer: Here, you can set or activate the
Timer. The following options are
available in the "Set" menu:
Switch on at: The machine can be
–
set to switch on at a specific time of
day.
Switch off after: The machine can
–
be set to switch off after a pre-set
time. A time of between 15 minutes
to 9 hours can be set.
Switch off at: The machine can be
–
set to switch off at a specific time of
day.
Coffee jug: 3 to 8 cups
Programming the amount: Espresso,
coffee, cappuccino, latte macchiato,
hot milk, milk froth and hot water (see
"Programming the amount: setting the
portion sizes").
Amount of coffee: You can set
different amounts of coffee for
espresso, coffee, cappuccino and latte
macchiato.
Pre-brewing: Long, Normal, Without
Temperature: The temperature for
espresso, coffee, cappuccino, latte
macchiato and hot water can be set
from minimum to maximum.
Automatic rinsing: On, Off
Steam system: On, Off
Lighting: Brightness
Info: No. of drinks, Portions until
descaling
Safety: System lock (On, Off)
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Water hardness: Soft, Medium, Hard,
Very hard
Display: Contrast, Brightness
Volume: Buzzer tones, Keypad tone
Plate warmer (CVA 5060 only): Auto
matic, On, Off
Showroom prog.: Demo programme,
Off
Factory default: All settings can be
reset to the factory default and user
profiles deleted
To return to the previous option in
the menu, select "Back" A".
Further details about the different
options can be found in the pages
that follow.
Selecting a language
If you want to change the language
used in the display, use the Settings
menu and follow the flag symbol.
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Language F
Time of day
Touch the OK sensor.
^
Touch one of the arrow sensors until
^
the language you want is highlighted.
^ Touch the OK sensor.
The setting is saved automatically and
the display will go back to the previous
screen.
All display texts will now appear in the
language you have just selected.
If you select the wrong language by
mistake, find the "Language" option
via the flag symbol F again.
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Setting the time of day
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Time of day
Timer
Touch the right arrow sensor until
^
"Time of day" is highlighted and touch
the OK sensor.
There are three options:
Display
The Time of day display can be
switched on or off.
^ Use the arrow sensors to select
"Display".
You can now choose one of three
options:
– "On": The display will always show
the time of day (even when the
machine is switched off).
Clock format
Use the arrow sensors to select
^
"Clock format".
Use the right arrow to select a 24 h or
^
12 h clock.
Touch the OK sensor when the option
^
you want is highlighted.
The clock format you have chosen will
be saved.
Setting the time of day
Use the arrow sensors to select "Set".
^
^ First set the hour with one of the
arrow sensors. Touch the OK sensor.
^ Then use the arrow sensors to set the
minutes. Touch the OK sensor.
The time of day is now saved.
–
"On for 60 seconds": If the machine
is switched off, the display will show
the time for 60 seconds, and then go
dark.
–
"Do not display": The display will
only show the time of day when the
machine is switched on, and will go
dark as soon as it is switched off.
^
Once you have selected the display
format you require, touch OK.
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Setting the timer
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Timer
Coffee jug
Touch the right arrow sensor until
^
"Timer" is highlighted and touch the
OK sensor.
Select "Set" with the arrow sensors
^
and touch the OK sensor.
There are three options:
Switch on at:
You can choose a time for the coffee
machine to switch on automatically,
e.g. in the morning for breakfast.
^ Select "Switch on at" with the arrow
sensors and touch the OK sensor.
^ First set the hour with one of the
arrow sensors. Touch the OK sensor.
^
Then use the arrow sensors to set the
minutes. Touch the OK sensor.
If you activate the Timer, the coffee
machine will switch on every day at the
time you have set (see "Activate")
If Automatic rinsing is set to "On", the
machine will automatically carry out
a brief rinse when it switches itself
on.
If the System lock is activated, the
machine will not switch itself on at
the pre-set time.
If the machine has switched itself on
automatically 3 times and no drinks
or hot water have been dispensed,
the machine will not switch itself on
again automatically. The
programmed times will, however,
remain in memory and will be
reactivated after manually switching
the machine on again. This prevents
the machine switching itself on
unnecessarily, for example whilst
you are away on holiday, and you
have not cancelled the automatic
switching on procedure.
Switch off after:
To save energy, the machine can be
set to switch off automatically by
selecting the "Switch off after" option. A
time of between 15 minutes to 9 hours
can be set. This time is measured from
the last time a drink was dispensed.
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^
Select "Switch off after" with the arrow
sensors and touch the OK sensor.
For example, 1:00 means that the
machine will switch off after 1 hour.
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First set the hour with one of the
^
arrow sensors. Touch the OK sensor.
Then use the arrow sensors to set the
^
minutes. Touch the OK sensor.
The machine will now switch off after
the time you have set.
If Automatic rinsing is set to "On"
and the machine has been used for
making drinks, it will automatically
carry out a brief rinse before it
switches itself off.
Switch off at:
If you always use your machine at a
particular time of the day you can set it
to switch off automatically at a specific
time.
^ Select "Switch off at" with the arrow
sensors and touch the OK sensor.
^ First set the hour with one of the
arrow sensors. Touch the OK sensor.
Activate
Select "Activate" with the arrow
^
sensors and touch the OK sensor.
The "Switch on at" and "Switch off at"
options will show in the display.
Activate
8 Switch on at
8 Switch off at
Select the option required with one of
^
the arrow sensors.
Touching the OK sensor activates the
option (ticked box) or deactivates (no
tick).
^ Use one of the arrow sensors to
select "Accept" and then touch the
OK sensor.
^ Now use one of the arrow sensors to
select "Back A" and touch the OK
sensor.
^
Then use the arrow sensors to set the
minutes. Touch the OK sensor.
If you activate the Timer, the coffee
machine will switch off every day at the
time you have set (see "Activate").
If Automatic rinsing is set to "On"
and the machine has been used for
making drinks, it will automatically
carry out a brief rinse before it
switches itself off.
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Coffee jug (making several
cups one after the other)
This function can be used to make up
to 8 cups of coffee automatically one
after the other.
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Coffee jug
Prog. the amount
Touch the right arrow sensor until
^
"Coffee jug" is highlighted, and touch
the OK sensor.
^ Select the number of cups you wish
to make (3 to 8), and confirm with
OK.
^ Place a coffee jug of a suitable size
under the central spout, and follow
the directions in the display.
The coffee for each cup is individually
ground, brewed and poured. Each
stage of the process is shown in the
display. You can cancel the process at
any stage by touching the OK sensor
("Stop").
^
When Programme finished shows in
the display, confirm with OK.
Setting the amount of coffee
Both the flavour and the crema on the
coffee depend on the quantity of
ground coffee used.
6 to 14 grams of coffee beans are used
per cup, depending on the type of
coffee. The greater the quantity, the
stronger the espresso, coffee,
cappuccino, latte macchiato or
cappuccino.
The quality of the crema is also affected
by the quantity:
If the crema is evenly coloured but
–
pale, it could mean that too little
coffee is being used.
– If the crema is very dark brown on
one side, graduating almost to white
on the other, it could mean that too
much coffee is being used.
You can set different
amounts of coffee beans to
be ground for espresso,
coffee, cappuccino and latte
macchiato.
^
Select "Settings F" from the main
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Amount of coffee
Pre-brewing
^
Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Amount of coffee" is highlighted and
touch the OK sensor.
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Use the arrow sensor to select the
^
drink that you wish to set the amount
of coffee for and then touch the OK
sensor.
Use the arrow sensor to set the
^
amount to "more" or "less".
Touch the OK sensor to save the
^
setting.
Setting Pre-brewing
When the Pre-brewing function is
switched on, the freshly ground coffee
is first moistened with a little hot water.
Then the remaining water is forced
through the moistened coffee at high
pressure. This will make the aroma of
the coffee considerably more intensive.
Without pre-brewing, hot water is
forced straight away at high pressure
through the ground coffee.
You can select a normal or extra long
Pre-brewing, or deselect Pre-brewing
altogether. The machine is delivered
with Pre-brewing set at Off (=
Without).
^
Select "Settings F" from the main
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Pre-brewing
Temperature
^
Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Pre-brewing" is highlighted and
touch the OK sensor.
Setting the temperature
Different temperature ranges can be
selected to take account of making
coffee at different altitudes. If the
machine is located above 2000 meters
above sea level the temperatures need
to be set lower due to the change in
pressure.
There is a choice of three temperature
ranges for each type of coffee, and two
for hot water.
Not all types of coffee can
withstand a high temperature.
Certain types are too delicate
and the crema on top would not be so
good.
^ Select "Settings F" from the main
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Temperature
Automatic rinsing
^ Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Temperature" is highlighted, and
then touch the OK sensor.
^
Use the arrow sensors to highlight
the drink for which you wish to set the
temperature, and then touch the OK
sensor.
^
Use the arrow sensors to highlight
the temperature option.
^
Touch the OK sensor to save the
setting.
^
Use the arrow sensors to highlight
the Pre-brewing option.
^
Touch the OK sensor to save the
setting.
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Setting Automatic rinsing
To remove any coffee grounds and
residual milk from the system, the water
piping must be rinsed through before
the first drink of the day is prepared. If
Automatic rinsing is selected, the rinse
cycle will take place automatically
whilst the machine is still cold when the
machine is switched on. This will also
pre-heat the system because hot water
is used for the rinse process. A
message will appear in the display to
let you know what is happening. The
machine will also run an automatic rinse
before it switches off, if it has been
used to prepare a drink.
The machine is delivered with the
Automatic rinsing option set to "On".
To prevent water from
running into the drip tray,
always place an empty cup
or the small cleaning container under
the central spout before making the first
drink.
^
Select "Settings F" from the main
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Automatic rinsing
Steam system
^
Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Automatic rinsing" is highlighted and
touch the OK sensor.
Setting the Steam system
The machine has two heating systems.
The Steam system enables milk froth or
hot milk, and coffee or espresso to be
made at the same time. To save
energy, the Steam system can be
switched off if steam is not required all
the time.
If this option is switched off, milk
froth and hot milk can still be made;
however the machine must be
heated up first.
The Steam heating system remains
active as long as the machine is still
on.
^ Select "Settings F" from the main
menu and touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Steam system
Lighting
^ Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Steam system" is highlighted, and
then touch the OK sensor.
^
Touch one of the arrow sensors to
select "On" or "Off", and then touch
the OK sensor.
^
Touch one of the arrow sensors to
select "On" or "Off" and touch the OK
sensor.
It is a good idea to set this
option to "On" so that the
rinse process cannot be
forgotten.
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Lighting: Setting the
brightness
You can set how bright the lighting
should be on the machine:
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Lighting
Info
Touch the right arrow sensor until
^
"Lighting" is highlighted, and then
touch the OK sensor.
^ Select "Brightness", and then touch
the OK sensor.
^ Touch one of the arrow sensors to
select a lighter or darker setting, and
then touch the OK sensor.
If you continue towards the left until
none of the small white bars is showing,
the lighting will be switched off.
Lighting: Setting the switch-off
time
The machine lights up when switched
on. It switches off automatically after
15 minutes of inactivity to save energy.
The lighting can be set to remain on
after the machine is switched off, and
then to go out automatically after a
specified time if the machine is not
used.
This duration can be set to between
15 minutes and 6 hours:
Switch the machine off.
^
^ Touch the OK sensor whilst the
machine is off.
^ Select "Lighting" and touch the OK
sensor.
^ Select "Switch off after" and touch the
OK sensor.
^ Select the switch-off time you want
with the arrow sensors and touch the
OK sensor.
^
Select "Brightness", and touch the OK
sensor.
^
Touch one of the arrow sensors to
select a lighter or darker setting, and
then touch the OK sensor to save the
setting (factory default setting: Off).
^
Touch "Back A" twice to leave the
menu.
The lighting will switch off automatically
after the duration set.
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Info (showing the number of
drinks)
The "Info" option enables you to check
how many drinks the machine has
already dispensed or how many you
can still dispense before it has to be
descaled.
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Info
Safety
Touch the right arrow sensor until
^
"Info" is highlighted and touch the OK
sensor.
^ Select "No of drinks" or "Portions until
descale" with the arrow sensors and
touch the OK sensor.
With "No of drinks" you can check the
"Total number of coffees" or the number
of portions dispensed to date of a
particular type of coffee, milk froth, hot
milk or hot water.
^
Touch the OK sensor to return to the
previous display.
Safety (Activating the System
lock)
The machine can be locked to ensure
that it is not operated by unsupervised
children or persons who are
unacquainted with the operating
instructions.
When the machine is locked, the
"Switch on at" setting of the timer will
not work.
To activate or deactivate the System
lock
^ Select "Settings F" from the main
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Safety
Water hardness
^ Select "Safety" with the arrow sensors
and touch the OK sensor.
^ Use an arrow sensor to highlight
"System lock" and then touch the OK
sensor.
^
Select "On" with the arrow sensors
and touch the OK sensor.
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The machine will now lock as soon as it
is switched off and cannot be switched
on again. If a sensor is touched, a
message and a locked padlock X will
appear in the display.
To deactivate the System lock,
proceed as above, but select "Off".
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To override the System lock
Touch the OK sensor for about
^
3 seconds.
The machine is now temporarily
unlocked and can be used to make
drinks again. It locks itself as soon as
the machine is switched off.
Setting the water hardness
For trouble-free operation of the coffee
machine, and to ensure that the
descaling reminder appears in the
display at the appropriate time, it is
important to set the water hardness
level. The water hardness level
indicates how much calcium is
dissolved in the water. The higher the
calcium content, the harder the water,
and the harder the water, the more
often the machine will need to be
descaled.
Dip the strip in your drinking water for
^
approximately a second, then shake
off any excess water. The result will
be evident after about a minute.
If the water is harder than
40 °d/7.0 mmol/l, limescale will build
up more rapidy than with soft water.
Descaling will need to be carried out
more regularly than stated to
prevent limescale damage to the
machine.
The machine measures the amount of
water which has been taken in
(including the amount required for
producing steam). The amount of water
which the machine can use before it
needs to be descaled will depend on
the water hardness level set. Less
water will be used in hard water areas
than in soft water areas.
Your local water authority will be able to
tell you the hardness of water in your
area. Alternatively, you can measure
the hardness yourself using the
enclosed test strip:
The machine has four programmable
levels:
–
Soft:
Local water hardness level 1
0-3 °d (0-0.6 mmol/l)
Water through-flow: approx. 100 l
Steam through-flow: approx. 120 min.
–
Medium:
Local water hardness level 1
4-7 °d (0.7-1.3 mmol/l)
Water through-flow: approx. 80 l
Steam through-flow: approx. 90 min.
–
Hard:
Local water hardness level 2
7-14 °d (1.3-2.5 mmol/l)
Water through-flow: approx. 60 l
Steam through-flow: approx. 60 min.
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Very hard:
–
Local water hardness levels 3-4
14-21 °d (2.5-3.8 mmol/l) or more
Water through-flow: approx. 40 l
Steam through-flow: approx. 30 min.
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Water hardness
Display
Use the arrow sensors to highlight
^
"Water hardness" and then touch the
OK sensor.
^ Touch one of the arrow sensors to set
the water hardness, and then touch
the OK sensor.
The water hardness level selected is
saved to memory.
Setting the display
You can adjust both the contrast and
the brightness of the display:
^
Select "Settings F" from the main
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Display
Volume
^
Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Display" is highlighted and touch the
OK sensor.
^
Touch one of the arrow sensors to
select "Contrast" or "Brightness" and
touch the OK sensor.
Touch one of the arrow sensors to set
^
the contrast lower or higher or the
brightness lighter or darker.
Touch the OK sensor to save the
^
setting.
Setting the volume (keypad
tone, buzzer)
You can choose for a keypad tone to
sound each time a sensor is touched.
The volume of the tone can also be
adjusted:
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Volume
Plate warmer
^ Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Volume" is highlighted, and then
touch the OK sensor.
^ Touch one of the arrow sensors to
select "Buzzer tones" or "Keypad
tone" and touch the OK sensor.
^
Touch one of the arrow sensors to set
the volume quieter or louder.
If you continue towards the left until
none of the small white bars is showing,
the tone will be switched off.
^
Touch the OK sensor to save the
setting.
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Activating the plate warmer
(CVA 5060 only)
You can connect a Miele EGW 4000-14,
-29 or an EGW 5000-14 to the coffee
machine using a special connection
cable available as an optional
accessory from your Miele Dealer or the
Miele Spare Parts Department.
Once the plate warmer is connected,
you will need to "install" the plate
warmer in the "Settings" menu.
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Plate warmer
Showroom prog.
^ Touch the right arrow sensor until
"Plate warmer" is highlighted and
touch the OK sensor.
There are three options:
Automatic
The plate warmer will switch on and off
together with the coffee machine. The
plate warmer must be switched on with
the On/Off control.
If you have programmed the coffee
machine to switch on at a specific time,
the plate warmer will always switch on
approx. 30 minutes before the coffee
machine is due to switch on so that
your cups are warmed up ready for
your coffee.
On
You can switch the plate warmer on
and off manually whenever you want,
independently of the coffee machine.
Off
The plate warmer will not switch on
because the coffee machine is not
supplying it with any electricity. The
coffee machine is delivered with "Off"
as the default setting.
To switch the plate warmer on
independently of the coffee machine
You can switch the plate warmer on via
the coffee machine, even without the
coffee machine being switched on.
^ Touch the OK sensor whilst the
machine is off.
^ Select "Plate warmer" and touch the
OK sensor.
^ Select "Manual - on" and touch the
OK sensor.
The plate warmer is now switched on.
To switch the plate warmer off again,
proceed as above again, but select
"Manual - off" instead of "Manual on".
If you have forgotten to switch the
plate warmer off, it will switch itself
off automatically after a maximum of
9 hours.
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Settings: customising your machine
Showroom programme
This function enables the machine to be
illuminated in a showroom situtation
without the heaters working.
Resetting the factory default
settings
The "factory default" setting is used to
reset the various settings back to the
default status.
From here you can select whether to
reset all settings back to the default or
to delete any user profiles.
^ Select "Settings F" from the main
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Factory default
Back #
^ Use an arrow sensor to highlight
"Factory default", and then touch the
OK sensor.
Various options will then be available:
All settings
This option sets "All settings" back to
the factory default.
Select "Reset" under "All settings",
^
and touch the OK sensor.
All settings are then reset to the default.
If you select "Reset" by
mistake, switch the coffee
machine off: Resetting to the
factory defaults will not be carried out.
Factory default settings (the coffee
machine is delivered with the
following settings)
– Amount of coffee (medium)
– Temperatures for coffee and hot
water (medium settings for both)
– Pre-brewing (without)
– Automatic rinsing and Steam system
(both set to "On")
– Plate warmer and Showroom prog.
(both set to "Off")
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–
Time of day display (On for
60 seconds),
Clock format (24 h),
Timer - Switch on at (12:00),
Timer - Switch off after (1:00),
Timer - Switch off at (12:00), (Switch
on at and Switch off at are both
deactivated)
–
Coffee jug (3 cups)
–
Lighting: Brightness (medium)
–
Safety: System lock (Off)
–
Water hardness (Very hard 4)
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Settings: customising your machine
Display: Contrast (medium),
–
Brightness (maximum)
Volume: Volume of buzzer tones and
–
keypad tone (maximum setting for
both)
User profile: Revert (when switched
–
on).
User profiles
You can delete all user profiles except
for the standard one under "User
Profiles".
Select "Reset" under "User profiles",
^
and touch the OK sensor.
User profiles are then deleted.
If you select "Reset" by
mistake, switch the coffee
machine off: Resetting to the
factory defaults will not be carried out.
Miele|home
With Miele|home, the coffee machine
becomes communication-enabled and
can be monitored or operated via a pc
or mobile phone. For further
information, contact your nearest Miele
sales office.
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Programming the amount: setting the portion sizes
The flavour of the coffee produced
depends on the type of coffee, how
finely the beans are ground and the
quantity of water used. Not all espresso
and coffee cups are the same size. To
ensure the machine uses the right
amount of water to suit your taste and
your cups, you can programme the
amount to use.
With milky drinks the proportions of
espresso, milk and milk froth are
important for the taste. These
proportions can be set for cappuccino
and latte macchiato.
You can programme the amount in two
ways, either by touching the OK sensor
continually, or via the "Settings" option.
If a User profile has been activated,
the proportions for this particular
User profile will be set.
If you wish to set the proportions for
all of the User profiles, select the
"Standard" user profile.
Programming the amount of
espresso, coffee, hot milk and
milk froth via the OK sensor
Place the appropriate cup for the
^
amount you want to programme
under the spouts.
Select the type of drink you require.
^
Touch the OK sensor until "Prog. the
^
amount" appears in the display.
When sufficient liquid has flowed into
^
the cup touch the OK sensor again.
"Save" will then appear in the display.
The volumes of water or milk
programmed in will now be dispensed
every time that particular drink is
selected.
Water flow stops automatically when
the maximum amount possible is
reached. The maximum amount
possible for that type of drink will be
saved.
If there is insufficient water or milk in
the water container or milk flask, the
process will be stopped and the
amount will not be saved.
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Programming the amount: setting the portion sizes
Programming the proportions
for cappuccino or latte
macchiato via the OK sensor
Place the appropriate cup or glass
^
for the amount you want to
programme under the spouts.
Select Cappuccino or Latte
^
Macchiato.
Touch the OK sensor until the display
^
shows the options for Cappuccino
(Milk froth, Espresso) or Latte
Macchiato (Hot milk, Milk froth,
Espresso).
Latte Macchiato
8 Hot milk
8 Milk froth
^ Use the arrow sensor to select the
component you wish to set the
amount for.
^ Touch the OK sensor to activate a
tick next the component you have
selected so that you can then
programme its amount.
Once sufficient has flown into the cup
^
or glass and "Save" shows in the
display, press the OK sensor to save
the amount.
Each subsequent drink of this type will
then have the same proportions of
coffee, milk etc.
^
Repeat this for all components
required for that drink.
^
Select "Start" with the arrow sensors
and touch the OK sensor.
The machine will now start the process
for making a cappuccino or latte
macchiato.
As soon as the component required
starts to flow into the cup or glass
"Programme the amount" will appear in
the display.
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Programming the amount: setting the portion sizes
Programming the amount for
hot water via the Hot water
sensor
Place the appropriate cup for the
^
amount you want to programme
under the hot water spout.
Touch the Hot water sensor until
^
"Prog. the amount" appears in the
display.
When sufficient water has flowed into
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the cup touch the Hot water sensor
again. "Save" will then appear in the
display.
Each subsequent portion of hot water
will then have the same amount.
Programming the amount via
"Settings"
Select "Settings F" from the main
^
menu, and then touch the OK sensor.
Settings
Prog. the amount
Amount of coffee
Use the arrow sensors to highlight
^
"Prog. the amount", and then touch
the OK sensor.
Use the arrow sensor to select the
^
drink you wish to set the amount for.
^ Select "Start" and touch the OK
sensor.
The procedure is now the same as for
programming the amount using the OK
sensor or the Hot water sensor.
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Setting up User profiles
To cater for different tastes and
preferences, you can enter up to 9
individual User profiles. For each User
profile, you can select the following
individual settings:
The amount of water for
–
coffee-based drinks and hot water
The amount of milk for drinks with
–
milk
The amount of coffee
–
The water temperature
–
Pre-brewing
–
(See "Programming the amount: setting
the proportions" and "Settings:
customising your machine").
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^ Touch the right arrow sensor until
"User profile" is highlighted, and then
touch the OK sensor.
The following options only appear if you
have already entered a new User
profile in addition to the Standard User
profile:
Change User profile, if you want to
–
alter a User profile.
Delete User profile, if you want to
–
delete a User profile.
Revert: You can programme the
–
machine so that it always reverts to
the Standard User profile or so that it
continues to operate using a User
profile you have set.
Selecting a User profile
^ Select the User profile you want with
the arrow sensors and touch the OK
sensor.
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Select User profile from the User
profiles which are already allocated.
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Create User profile, if you want to
enter a new User profile.
To show that a user has
been selected, the top line of
the display will now show a
large symbol for a "user"!
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Setting up User profiles
Creating a User profile
Use the arrow sensors to highlight
^
"Create", and then touch the OK
sensor.
You can allocate up to 9 User
profiles. If you try to allocate more
than 9 User profiles, "Memory full"
will appear in the display and you
will need to delete one name to
create space.
Letters and numbers will now appear in
the display. Use the arrow sensors to
select the letters and numbers you
require.
A new word always starts with a capital
letter. The rest of the word will
automatically be in lower case.
Hyphens and spaces can be used
between lower case letters.
^ Use the arrow sensors to select the
characters you require.
^
Confirm each one with the OK
sensor.
The characters you have chosen will
appear in the top line of the display.
If you make a mistake, use
the arrow sensors to select
the bin symbol and touch the
OK sensor. The last character will be
deleted.
Saving an entry
When you have finished making your
^
entry, use the arrow sensors to
highlight the word "OK" and then
touch the OK sensor.
The User profile welcome screen will
appear briefly in the display, and then
the Main menu.
Not saving an entry
If you don't wish to save your entry,
^
use the arrow sensors to highlight the
word "Back A" and then touch the
OK sensor.
Changing a User profile
Once you have selected the "Change"
option and confirmed your selection
with OK,
^ select the User profile, and touch the
OK sensor.
Now proceed as described in "Creating
a User profile".
–
To delete a letter, select the bin
symbol.
–
To enter new characters, select the
relevant character and confirm with
OK.
–
Save the new name by selecting
"OK" in the display and touching the
OK sensor.
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Setting up User profiles
Deleting a User profile
If you want to delete the User profile
completely,
Select "Delete User profile" using the
^
OK sensor.
Use the arrow sensors to select the
^
user profile you want to delete.
Touch the OK sensor.
^
A tick will appear after the user profile
and after a short while it will be deleted.
Revert
You can programme the machine so
that it reverts to the Standard User
profile after you have made each drink,
or so that it continues to operate using
a User profile you have set.
To set the profile to be used:
^ Select "Revert" with one of the arrow
sensors.
After each use
The machine will automatically revert to
the Standard User profile each time a
drink is dispensed.
Select "After each use" with the arrow
^
sensors and touch the OK sensor.
When switched on
Each time the machine is switched on it
will automatically select the Standard
User profile regardless of which User
profile was set before the machine was
last switched off.
^ Select "When switched on" with the
arrow sensors and touch the OK
sensor.
You can now select one of the
following:
Manually
The coffee machine will store the user
profile you have selected until you
select another one.
^
Select "Manually" with the arrow
sensors and touch the OK sensor.
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Cleaning and care
Chart
Time interval What do I have to do?
Each time milk is used to make a
drink, if more than one hour has
passed since the last drink was
made
Every day
(usually at the end of the day,
before the machine is switched off)
Once a week
(or more often if badly soiled)
Once a month Lubricate the cap on the central spout connector
Approx. every 200 portions Degrease the brew unit (with cleaning tablets)
Depending on the hardness of the
water
Rinse milk pipework
Rinse the system (pipework)
Clean the milk pipework (with cleaning agent)
Clean the stainless steel milk flask and lid
Clean the central spout
Clean the water container
Clean the individual containers
Clean the drip tray and the drip tray cover
Clean the coffee bean container
Clean the central spout connector
Clean the inside of the machine
Clean the drip tray inside the machine door
Clean the brew unit
Clean the front of the machine (especially straight after
descaling)
Descale the machine
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Always allow the machine to cool
down before cleaning. Please be
aware that the water in the drip tray
will be hot.
Danger of scalding.
Do not clean the machine with a
steam cleaner as this will damage
the machine.
Do not use cleaners containing
chlorides, acids, soda or scouring
agents. These would damage the
surface.
It is important to clean the machine
regularly, as the used coffee grounds
will soon go mouldy.
All removable parts can be cleaned in
the dishwasher except for:
– the brew unit
– the coffee bean container
–
the stainless steel milk flask and lid
–
the cover to the central spout.
Cleaning and care
Rinse the system
Before switching the machine off for
any length of time, the pipework, brew
system and central spout need to be
cleaned.
If you have switched the automatic
rinsing function off, you will need to
rinse the system through manually.
Place the smaller of the two containers
under the central spout.
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^ Touch the right arrow sensor to
highlight the maintenance symbol
and touch the OK sensor.
^ Select "Rinse the system" and touch
the OK sensor.
^ Select "Start" and touch the OK
sensor.
The main menu will reappear in the
display after the pipework has been
rinsed. The machine can then be
switched off.
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If the parts are cleaned frequently in a
dishwasher, they can become
discoloured from regular contact with
food residues (e.g. tomatoes) in the
dishwasher, or the surface can become
damaged.
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Cleaning and care
Milk pipework
Rinse milk pipework
To prevent milk going off in the
machine and the pipework getting
clogged up, it should be rinsed through
after use. Rinsing is not a substitute for
cleaning the pipework through at the
end of the day.
Maintenance
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Touch the right arrow sensor to
^
highlight the maintenance symbol
and touch the OK sensor.
^ Select "Rinse milk pipework" and
touch the OK sensor.
^ Select "Start" and touch the OK
sensor.
Follow the instructions in the display.
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Clean milk pipework
To prevent milk going off in the
machine and the pipework getting
clogged up it should be cleaned at the
end of each day using the cleaning
agent supplied.
If the milk pipework in the lid is
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clogged, use the cleaning brush to
clean it under running water.
Insert the brush in the pipework and
move it back and forth as far as it will
go until all the milk deposits are
removed.
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^ Touch the right arrow sensor to
highlight the maintenance symbol
and touch the OK sensor.
^ Select "Clean milk pipework" and
touch the OK sensor.
^ Select "Start" and touch the OK
sensor.
To rinse the pipework in the lid for
the stainless steel milk flask, fill the
larger of the two plastic containers
to the "max." mark with cold water.
Fit the lid from the milk flask to the
container, making sure that it
engages correctly. Hang it in the
machine where the stainless steel
milk flask normally sits.
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The display will let you know the current
status of the machine or what action
needs to be taken.
^
Follow the instructions step by step.
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To clean the pipework in the lid for
the stainless steel milk flask, fill the
larger of the two plastic containers
to the "max." mark with lukewarm
water to dissolve the cleaning agent.
Fit the lid from the milk flask to the
container, making sure that it
engages correctly. Hang it in the
machine where the stainless steel
milk flask normally sits.
It is important to use the Miele
cleaning agent as it has been
developed for this coffee machine. It
is available via the internet at
www.miele-shop.com, from your
Miele Dealer or from the Miele Spare
Parts Department.
Cleaning and care
Stainless steel milk flask
The stainless steel milk flask and lid
must be washed by hand using hot
water.
It is important to keep the top of the
flask and the seals clean (whilst filling it
and carrying it). Any soiling can lead to
a malfunction of the flask in the
machine.
Clean the stainless steel flask with
^
hot water after use to remove any
residual milk.
^ Clean the handle under the tap and
then clean it thoroughly with a clean
damp cloth to remove any milk
residues.
^ If the milk pipework in the lid is
clogged, use the cleaning brush to
clean it under running water.
Insert the brush in the pipework and
move it back and forth as far as it will
go until all the milk deposits are
removed.
The milk pipework will now be cleaned.
The pipework is clean once Prog.
finished appears in the display. You
can then switch the machine off.
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Cleaning and care
Central spout
Pull the central spout down as far as
^
it will go (a), and pull the cover
forwards to remove.
Remove the two rubber stoppers,
^
and manually clean these and the
jets thoroughly.
Replace the stoppers.
^
^ Turn the cover around, push the
insert up and out and then clean both
parts thoroughly.
^
Slide the insert back into the cover
until it clicks into place.
^
Pull the jets out of the central spout.
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^ After cleaning, push the jets firmly
back into place on the central spout,
ensuring they are secure.
^
Replace the cover and then push the
central spout back up into position.
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Cleaning and care
Water container
Empty the water container daily and fill
with fresh, cold tap water just before
use.
When cleaning, make sure that there
is no soiling in the area around the
valve. Otherwise the container will
not sit correctly and this could result
in water leaking from the machine.
^ Clean the surface the water container
sits on thoroughly, taking special
care to clean the channels properly.
Waste container
After a certain period of time a reminder
to empty the waste container will
appear in the display. The waste
container must be cleaned when this
message appears. However it is better
to clean the waste container every day
to prevent coffee grounds from turning
mouldy.
There will probably also be water in the
waste container left over from the
rinsing process.
Lining the waste container
with one or two pieces of
kitchen paper towel will
make it easier to tip the grounds out.
^ Clean the waste container with hot
water and a little washing-up liquid or
in the dishwasher, and dry with a
cloth.
^ Also clean the now accessible area
in the machine where the waste
container sits, thoroughly.
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Cleaning and care
Drip tray
There is a sensor in the drip tray which
causes a message to appear in the
display when the drip tray is full and
needs to be emptied. Remove the tray
and empty and clean it when this
message appears.
However, to avoid a build-up of odours,
the drip tray should be cleaned every
day.
After running the last rinse, you
should leave the drip tray in position
for a while before cleaning it so that
you catch any remaining water from
the system.
Remove the drip tray carefully, as
the water in it could be very hot.
Danger of scalding.
^ Open the machine door and carefully
remove the drip tray from the
machine.
The grid in the drip tray prevents the
water from spilling out of the tray
when it is being carried.
Clean the drip tray and the grid with
^
hot water and a little washing-up
liquid, or in the dishwasher and dry
with a cloth.
Make sure that the metal contact
discs at the top of the drip tray are
cleaned and dried properly. These
metal discs send a signal to the
machine when the drip tray is full or
if it is not in the machine. The discs
will not convey these messages if
they are dirty or damp.
^ Push the drip tray with the grid along
the right hand edge back into the
machine.
^
Close the door.
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Drip tray cover
^
Take the drip tray cover out and
wash it.
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Cleaning and care
Coffee bean container
The coffee bean container must be
cleaned by hand with hot water and
a little washing-up liquid.
Take the coffee bean container out of
^
the machine and then push the lid
back to remove it.
Clean the coffee bean container and
^
the lid, and then dry them both
thoroughly.
Replace the lid, and push the
^
container back into place in the
machine.
Central spout connector
Interior and machine door
First take out all removable parts and
^
then clean the interior and the
machine door with a mild solution of
hot water and washing-up liquid.
Use your vacuum cleaner to
remove dry ground coffee
residues.
^ Also clean the small drip tray in the
lower part of the inside of the door
thoroughly.
The part which connects the brew unit
and the central spout is located on the
inside of the machine door.
^
Clean this connection regularly with a
damp cloth, taking care not to wipe
the grease off the cap.
^
Lubricate the cap regularly, once a
month, with the silicone grease
supplied.
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Cleaning and care
Brew unit
The brew unit must be cleaned once
a week by hand and without using
washing-up liquid, because the
moving parts are lubricated and the
rubber seals could become brittle in
a dishwasher.
Remove the water container, waste
^
container and the coffee chute cover.
^ Press the light coloured button under
the handle of the brew unit a and
whilst doing so turn the handle in the
direction of the arrow b.
^
Press the catch in front of the brew
unit c downwards, and pull the brew
unit carefully out of the machine.
If the brew unit is difficult to remove,
it is not correctly positioned (see
"Problem solving guide").
^
Clean the brew unit thoroughly under
hot running water without using
washing-up liquid.
Leave the handle in the same
position, otherwise the brew unit will
be out of alignment and you will not
be able to push it back into the
coffee machine.
^ Wipe any remaining coffee off the two
filters. One filter is located in the
funnel a and the other to the left of
the funnel b.
^ Dry the funnel area a to prevent
ground coffee from sticking to it.
^ Clean the inside of the machine and
remove any coffee residues.
Use your vacuum cleaner to
remove dry ground coffee
residues.
^
Place the brew unit on the guide
runners and, keeping it straight, push
it into the machine.
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Press the light-coloured button under
^
the handle of the brew unit a and
whilst doing so turn the handle in the
direction of the arrow b.
Cleaning and care
Maintenance
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Touch the right arrow sensor to
^
highlight the maintenance symbol
and touch the OK sensor.
Select "Clean brew unit" and touch
^
the OK sensor.
Select "Start" and touch the OK
^
sensor.
Various messages will now appear in
the display.
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Degreasing the brew unit
Depending on the natural oil
content of the coffee used,
the brew unit could become
blocked. It should therefore be cleaned
after approx. 200 portions have been
prepared using the cleaning tablets
supplied with the machine. These
have been specially formulated for use
in this coffee machine and are available
via the internet at www.miele-shop.com,
from your Miele Dealer or from the
Miele Spare Parts Department.
To remind you to degrease the brew
unit, the message "Please run the
cleaning programme" will appear in
the display after 200 portions. It will
not go out until the cleaning
programme has been carried out.
The cleaning programme lasts for
approx. 6 minutes.
^ Follow the instructions given.
So that you do not have to
empty the drip tray too
frequently, place a small
container under the central spout.
However, since the inside of the
machine is also being rinsed through,
you will still need to empty the drip tray
so that the cleaning programme can
continue.
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Cleaning and care
When prompted to Drop a cleaning
tablet in the ground coffee chute,
remove the coffee chute cover and
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open the lid of the coffee chute.
Place a cleaning tablet into the coffee
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chute.
^ Close the lid, replace the coffee
chute cover and close the machine
door.
^ Follow the instructions given.
When "Prog. finished" appears in the
display,
^ touch the OK sensor.
The brew unit has now been degreased
and drinks can be prepared again.
Machine front
If soiling is not removed promptly it
could cause the surface of the
machine to alter or discolour.
Remove any soiling immediately.
Switch the machine off with the
^
On/Off button.
Clean the front using a damp Miele
^
microfibre E-cloth or with a clean
sponge and a solution of hot water
and washing-up liquid. Wipe dry
using a soft cloth.
Make sure that water cannot get
behind the display.
All external surfaces are susceptible
to scratching. Scratches on glass
surfaces could even cause a
breakage.
Contact with unsuitable cleaning
agents can discolour the external
surfaces.
Wipe up any spillages or splashes
of descaling agent immediately.
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Avoid the following on all types of
front:
cleaning agents containing soda,
–
amonia, acids or chlorides,
solvent-based cleaning agents,
–
cleaning agents containing
–
descaling agents,
stainless steel cleaning agents,
–
dishwasher cleaner,
–
abrasive cleaning agents, e.g.
–
powder cleaners and cream
cleaners,
– hard, abrasive sponges, e.g. pot
scourers, brushes or sponges which
have been previously used with
abrasive cleaning agents,
– sharp metal scrapers.
Cleaning and care
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Descaling the machine
The machine should be descaled
regularly to ensure that it functions
correctly. It will remind you when this
needs to be carried out.
When only 50 portions can be made
before the next descaling programme
has to be run, the following message
will appear in the display the first time:
No. of portions until descaling: 50.
The remaining number of drinks that
can be made before descaling will now
show in the display after each drink is
made.
Confirm the message by touching the
^
OK sensor.
If you let it run to 0, "Descaling
programme must be carried out" will
appear in the display.
Touch the OK sensor to start
the descaling programme. If
you do not have time to wait
until the descaling programme has
finished (it takes approx. 20 minutes)
you can switch the machine off.
However, you will not be able to make
any more drinks until the descaling
programme has been carried out.
Only use the descaling tablets
supplied with the machine. (Make
sure you use the correct tablets approx. 5 cm diameter, pack of 6).
These have been specially
formulated for use in this coffee
machine and are available from the
Miele Spare Parts Department or via
the internet at www.miele-shop.com.
Other types of descaling agents will
damage the machine and affect the
taste.
Follow the instructions on the
package carefully to avoid
damaging the machine.
Make sure that you wipe up any
spillages or splashes of descaling
agent immediately to avoid
damaging the machine front.
After running the descaling
programme, remember to clean the
water container and the drip tray
thoroughly to remove any descaling
residues.
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Descaling the machine
To run the descaling
programme
Maintenance
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Touch the right arrow sensor until
^
"Maintenance" is highlighted, and
confirm with OK, or,
If the machine is switched off, touch
^
the OK sensor whilst the machine is
switched off.
Select "Descale" and touch the OK
^
sensor.
^ Select "Start" and touch the OK
sensor.
The display will guide you through the
whole procedure. Please follow the
instructions to, for example, empty the
drip tray, fill the water container etc.
If the machine has already heated
up, it will cool down for approx.
10 minutes before starting to run
the descaling programme.
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To dissolve the descaling tablets
take the water container out and fill it
^
to the k mark with lukewarm water.
(Do not use less water than this
because this would cause the
descaling programme to finish before
it has been completed properly).
Drop 2 descaling tablets in the
^
water. Allow the tablets to dissolve
fully before shutting the lid and
putting the water container back in
the machine.
During the descaling programme, water
containing descaling agent will run out
of the hot water and the central spouts.
This is followed by an activation period
before a little more descaling agent is
dispensed.
^ When a message asking you to fill
the water container with fresh
water appears, you should remove
the container and rinse it out
thoroughly with clean water. Make
sure all traces of descaling agent are
removed, and then fill it up to the k
mark with clean tap water.
The descaling programme cannot
be cancelled once the OK sensor
has been touched. The programme
has to be completed through to the
end. This is a safety measure to
ensure that the machine is fully
descaled, and is important for the
long-term protection of the machine
and to ensure it functions correctly.
Water will flow out of the spouts during
the rinsing process. Because the inside
of the machine is also cleaned during
this process you will be prompted to
Empty the drip tray at the end.
Programme finished will appear in the
display. Follow the instructions given.
The machine will then run a short
rinsing cycle.
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Repairs to electrical appliances
should only be carried out by a
suitably qualified and competent
person in strict accordance with
current local and national safety
regulations. Repairs and other work
by unqualified persons could be
dangerous. The manufacturer
cannot be held liable for
unauthorised work.
Various messages will appear in the
display to warn of certain problems.
Follow the instructions which appear in
the display to remedy the problem.
Other problems or situations which
occur in general use are described in
this section. With the help of the
following notes minor faults in the
performance of the machine, some of
which may result from incorrect
operation, can be put right without
contacting the Service Department.
What to do if...
. . . nothing appears in the display.
The machine is not connected to the
electricity supply.
Is the master switch in the 0 position?
^
Is it plugged in and switched on at
^
the socket?
Check that the fuse is not defective
^
and that the mains fuse has not
tripped. If it has, contact the Miele
Service Department.
. . . the machine suddenly switches
itself off.
The machine will switch itself off
automatically after a certain length of
time if it is not being used. This time
depends on the switch off time which
has been programmed.
There could be stones in amongst the
coffee beans. If this is the case, the
machine will switch itself off
automatically within 20 seconds to
avoid damage. Call the Miele Service
Department.
. . . the machine does not light up
after it has been switched on.
Has the lighting been switched off?
^
If is has, switch it back on (see
"Settings: customising your machine Lighting: Setting the switch-off time").
^
If not, then the lighting is defective.
Call the Miele Service Department.
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^
Is it plugged in and switched on at
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. . . the lighting suddenly switches
itself off.
If the machine has not been used for
15 minutes the lighting will switch itself
off automatically (see "Settings:
customising your machine - Lighting:
Setting the switch-off time").
. . . the machine does not switch on
even though the "Switch on at"
setting for the timer has been
activated.
The system lock has been activated.
^ Deactivate it. (See "Settings:
customising your machine - Safety
(Activating the System lock)").
The machine was not used after being
switched on automatically 3 times in
succession.
Switch the machine on and make a
drink.
. . . you cannot read the display.
...amessage appears in the display
reminding you to fill or replace the
milk flask even though it is full and
positioned correctly.
Clean the flask thoroughly, paying
^
particular attention to the area around
the handle and the neck (see
"Cleaning and care - Stainless steel
milk flask").
Any soiling in these areas can
prevent the sensors for the milk flask
from working properly.
. . . the coffee grinder makes a louder
noise than usual.
There may be stones in amongst the
coffee beans, or the bean container
may have emptied during grinding.
^ Switch the machine off immediately.
^ If the bean container is not empty
call the Miele Service Department. If
it is empty fill the container with fresh
beans.
If the machine is installed too low down,
the display can be hard to see.
^
Try to improve this by adjusting the
display contrast or brightness (see
"Settings: customising your machine Setting the display").
. . . milk froth or milk is not flowing
out of the central spout.
The spout is clogged up.
^
Clean the central spout - especially
the rubber stoppers - and the milk
pipework (see "Cleaning and care "Central spout" and "Milk pipework").
. . . the espresso is dispensed too
quickly.
The coffee is too coarsely ground.
^
Set the grinder on a finer setting (see
"Setting the coffee grinder").
. . . the espresso is dispensed too
slowly.
The coffee is too finely ground.
^
Set the grinder on a coarser setting
(see "Setting the coffee grinder").
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. . . the espresso is not hot enough.
Have the cups and system been
^
pre-warmed?
The smaller and thicker the cup, the
more important it is to pre-warm it.
Check the temperatures the different
^
types of coffee have been set to (see
"Settings: customising your machine Setting the temperature").
Check whether the brew unit is
^
blocked. If it is, clean it (see
"Cleaning and care - Brew unit").
. . . coffee is not dispensed, even
though the beans have been ground
and there is sufficient water in the
water container.
^ Check whether the slide control for
the fineness of the coffee is at the
finest setting, or if the amount of
coffee to be ground has been set at
the largest amount.
Because the process is time controlled,
it is possible that the process has taken
so long that there is no time left for
brewing.
. . . the machine door will not close.
Are the containers in position
^
correctly?
It might be necessary to adjust the
^
door hinges (see "Installation Adjusting the door hinges").
. . . the steam system is switched off
but milk froth can still be made.
If the steam system is still hot, milk froth
can still be made. However, if the
steam system has cooled down after
being switched off, it will need to heat
up again before steam is available for
frothing milk.
. . . coffee preparation has been
interrupted.
If the water container empties whilst a
drink is being prepared, a message will
appear in the display to ask if you wish
for the drink preparation to continue
after the water container has been
refilled. If you do not respond to this
question with "OK" within 5 minutes, the
drink will be cancelled.
^
Select a slightly coarser coffee grind
setting or a lower setting for the
amount of coffee to be ground (see
"Setting the coffee grinder" and
"Settings: customising your machine Setting the amount of coffee").
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. . . only water is dispensed when
coffee has been selected.
The lid of the ground coffee chute has
been opened and closed, and then the
"Make the coffee?" (with ground coffee)
option has been selected. However, the
coffee chute has not been filled with
ground coffee.
After the drink has been dispensed, the
coffee machine will revert automatically
to making coffee with coffee beans.
The beans may have become jammed.
Pull the bean container out of the
machine and then push it back in
again. (Very large beans, e.g. "ARKOR
MEXICO MELANGE", can cause a
blockage).
...amessage keeps appearing
asking you to empty the drip tray
even though it is empty.
^ Have the contacts been properly
cleaned and dried?
^
Is the drip tray positioned correctly in
the machine?
^
Switch the machine off and then back
on again with the master switch.
^
Buff the contacts a little, e.g. with fine
glasspaper or emery cloth.
^
If this fault message continues to
appear, please call the Miele Service
Department.
. . . the machine does not rinse
through when switched on, even
though the Automatic rinsing
programme is set to "On".
If the temperature of the machine is
above 60 °C, rinsing cannot take place.
. . . water or milk stops flowing whilst
programming in the amount to
dispense.
The flow stops automatically when the
maximum fill quantity is reached. The
maximum quantity is stored in memory.
If there was not enough water or milk in
the water container or milk flask, the
amount that has been dispensed will
not be saved to memory.
^ Fill the water container or the milk
flask, and repeat the process to
programme in the amount.
. . . there is water in the waste
container.
This is not a fault. The water is left over
from the brewing and cleaning process.
. . . there is a lot of residual "coffee
water" in the waste container.
If the slide control for the grinder is set
to too coarse a setting, too much
residual "coffee water" can be left in the
waste container.
^
Set the grinder on a slightly finer
setting (see "Setting the coffee
grinder").
^
If necessary, adjust the amount of
coffee (see "Settings: customising
your machine - Setting the amount of
coffee").
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. . . the descaling programme was
started by mistake.
The descaling programme cannot be
cancelled once you have touched the
OK sensor. The programme has to be
completed through to the end. This is a
safety measure to ensure that the
machine is fully descaled, and is
important for the long-term protection of
the machine and to ensure it functions
correctly.
Descale the machine (see "Descaling
^
the machine").
. . . the coffee machine makes loud
noises during the descaling
programme.
During the descaling programme you
will hear loud noises as water is flushed
through the machine under high
pressure. These are no cause for
concern.
. . . the brew unit or the waste
container cannot be pulled out of the
machine.
The brew unit is not in the correct
position. This can happen if, for
example, the machine door is opened
during grinding or brewing.
Close the door. The brew unit will
^
position itself correctly automatically.
. . . the crema is not as it should be.
Check that the grinder setting is not
^
too coarse or too fine, and adjust
accordingly (see "Setting the coffee
grinder").
^ Check the temperatures the different
types of coffee have been set to. If
the temperature is too high, there will
be dark patches in the crema.
Reduce the temperature (see
"Settings: customising your machine Setting the temperature").
. . . the heating-up time is getting
longer, the amount of water coming
through is incorrect and the machine
is not performing properly.
The machine needs descaling.
^
Descale the machine (see "Descaling
the machine").
...nowater comes out of the central
spout.
The filters in the brew unit are dirty.
^
Remove the brew unit and clean the
filters with your finger (see "Cleaning
and care - Brew unit").
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The crema will not form correctly if stale
coffee or an unsuitable coffee blend is
used or if the central spout is set too
high.
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. . . the message "Push water
container in as far as it will go"
appears in the display.
Water has not been taken in.
The water container is not correctly
^
positioned inside the machine. Take
it out and push it back into the
machine so that it clicks into position.
This error message also appears if
^
the water container was not correctly
filled for descaling. Fill the water
container up to the marker.
If this fault message still continues to
appear in the display, repeat the steps
described above. If neither is the case
and the fault message still appears in
the display, call the Miele Service
Department.
. . . too much crema has formed and
is overflowing above the central
spout.
Some types of coffee will produce too
much crema if the coffee or espresso
temperature is set to maximum and the
amount of coffee to be ground is set too
high.
. . . the slide control for the grinder
setting will not move.
Close the machine door and
^
dispense a cup of espresso coffee.
The grinder setting slide control will
now move.
. . . "Fault - 1" to "Fault - 4" or
"Fault - 80" to "Fault - 83" appears in
the display.
Switch off the machine using the
^
On/Off sensor, and wait for one hour
before switching it on again.
If the Fault message appears in the
display again, contact the Service
department.
. . . the message "Fault - 28" appears
in the display.
Enough ground coffee for one portion,
i.e. a level coffeespoonful of ground
coffee, passes through the ground
coffee chute. If there is too much
ground coffee, the machine is unable to
process it so that it can be emptied into
the waste container, and a fault
message appears in the display.
^
Set a lower temperature and reduce
the amount of coffee to be ground
(see: "Settings: customising your
machine - Setting the temperature
and Setting the amount of coffee").
^
Switch the machine off and then on
again after a short while.
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. . . the message "Fault -73" appears
in the display.
The brew unit cannot be positioned
correctly.
Take the brew unit out of the machine
^
and clean it thoroughly (see
"Cleaning and care - Brew unit").
^ Push the coffee ejector of the brew
unit into the correct position.
^ Set the brew unit to one side and
replace the waste container and the
water container in the machine.
^ Close the door.
The brew unit motor will now move
into the correct position.
^
When "Fit the brew unit" appears in
the display, open the door and
replace all the parts in the machine.
. . . "Fault - 74" or "Fault - 77"
appears in the display?
Switch the machine off and then on
^
again after a short while.
If the Fault message appears in the
display again, contact the Service
department.
. . . the message "Check the brew
unit" appears in the display.
The brew unit may be dirty.
Follow the instructions in the display.
^
^ Clean the brew unit (see "Cleaning
and care - Brew unit").
^ Set a medium grinder setting and a
medium amount of coffee (see
"Setting the coffee grinder" and
"Settings: customising your machine Setting the amount of coffee").
Set the grinder setting and the
amount of coffee to medium in any
User profiles as well.
. . . the ground coffee chute cover
cannot be pushed in properly.
^
Is the lid of the ground coffee chute
closed?
^
Close the door.
If the fault message continues to
appear in the display, please call the
Miele Service department, quoting the
fault code.
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...itisdifficult to open or close the
door of the machine.
^
Align the door using the hinges (see
"Installation - Adjusting the door
hinges").
^
Lubricate the cap of the central spout
connector with the silicone grease
supplied.
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In the event of a fault which you cannot
correct yourself, please contact:
your Miele Dealer
–
or
the Miele Service Department (see
–
back cover for address).
When contacting your Dealer or the
Service Department, please quote the
model and serial number of your
machine. These are shown on the data
plate inside the machine.
Please note that telephone calls may
be monitored and recorded for
training purposes (UK only).
N.B. A call-out charge will be applied
for unnecessary service visits where the
problem could have been rectified as
described in these instructions.
After sales service
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Electrical connection U.K., ZA, IRL
All electrical work should be carried out
by a suitably qualified and competent
person only, in strict accordance with
current national and local safety
regulations (BS 7671 in the UK).
Installation, repairs and other work by
unqualified persons could be
dangerous. The manufacturer cannot
be held liable for unauthorised work.
Ensure power is not supplied to the
machine until after installation work has
been carried out.
The voltage and connected load are
given on the data plate. Please ensure
these match the household mains
supply. The fuse rating is quoted on the
plug.
The machine is supplied with a mains
cable with moulded plug for connection
to a 230 - 240 V mains supply.
Connection should be made via a fused
plug and suitable switched socket
which is easily accessible after
installation.
Non-rewireable plugs BS 1363
The fuse cover must be refitted when
changing the fuse, and if the fuse cover
is lost, the plug must not be used until a
suitable replacement is obtained. The
colour of the correct replacement cover
is that of the coloured insert in the base
of the plug, or the colour that is
embossed in words on the base of the
plug (as applicable to the design of
plug fitted).
Replacement fuses should be ASTA
approved to BS 1362 and have the
correct rating. Replacement fuses and
fuse covers may be purchased from
your local electrical supplier.
Do not connect via an extension lead.
For extra safety it is advisable to install
a suitable residual current device
(RCD). Contact a qualified electrician
for advice.
If the socket is not accessible after
installation (depending on country) an
additional means of disconnection must
be provided for all poles.
WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE
MUST BE EARTHED
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Building-in and combination options
The appliance is designed to be built into a tall unit.
Installation
It can also be combined with other Miele built-in appliances. If the coffee machine
is to be built in above another appliance, there must be a full-width, closed shelf
between them (except when it is combined with a Miele built-in plate warming
drawer).
The plate warmer can be connected directly to a socket at the rear of the
CVA 5060 coffee machine using a special connection cable (available as an
optional accessory from your Miele Dealer or the Miele Spare Parts
Department) so that it can be in use or ready for use whenever the CVA 5060
coffee machine is being used. This ensures that you always have pre-warmed
cups ready for use.
Only a Miele EGW 4000-14 or -29 or 5000-14 plate warmer can be connected
directly to the CVA 5060 coffee machine. Connecting any other appliance
would damage the coffee machine.
The machine can also be installed in a mobile unit which is available to purchase.
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Installation
Before installation make sure that
there is no power supply to the
machine. This also applies should it
ever need to be taken out of its
housing unit.
The machine may only be used
when it has been built in. It can only
be used in areas with an ambient
temperature of +15 °C to +60 °C.
You will need two Allen keys (size 3
and 5) for installing the machine.
If the furniture unit walls are 19 mm
^
thick you will need to drill four holes
in the sides for securing the machine.
To mark the position of these holes:
Align the machine in the niche.
–
Screw the side socket screws inside
the machine in a little so that they
make indents in the side walls, and
then unscrew them again.
Take the machine out of the niche
–
and drill ø 4.5 mm holes, 2 mm deep
where you made the indentations.
Connect the appliance to the
^
electricity supply.
^ Push it all the way into the niche until
you feel resistance.
^ Open the machine door, and partially
tighten the side socket screws.
^
Using the large allen key, unscrew all
four feet out by about 2 mm.
^
Push the machine all the way into the
niche until there is a resistance. Then
check the height to make sure it is
sitting centrally in the unit and that it
is level.
If this is not the case, realign the 4
feet underneath the machine using
the large allen key.
The feet can be unscrewed by up to
approx. 10 mm.
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^
Carefully turn the lower socket
screws a to centre the machine in
the niche.
^
Tighten both upper socket screws b
by hand to secure the machine in the
unit. Do not overtighten them.
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Adjusting the door hinges
If the machine door becomes difficult to
open or close after installation you can
adjust the hinges to realign it:
^ To adjust the door in direction a,
turn screw a.
^ To adjust the door forwards or
backwards (direction b), turn screw
b.
Installation
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