Miele CVA6401 Installation and Operation Guide

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Operating and installation instructions Built-in coffee machine

To avoid the risk of accidents or damage to the appliance it is essential

o read these instructions before it is installed and used for the first time.

en – GB M.-Nr. 10 213 550

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Packaging material / Disposal of old machine

Disposal of the packing mat

erial

The packaging is designed to protect

e machine from damage during

th transportation. The packaging materials used are selected from materials which are environmentally friendly for disposal and should be recycled.

Recycling the packaging reduces the

se of raw materials in the

u manufacturing process and also reduces the amount of waste in landfill sites.

Disposing of your old machine

Electrical and electronic machines often

tain valuable materials. They also

con 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 commu centre or contact your dealer for advice.

Ensure that it presents no danger to children while being stored for disposal.

nity waste collection / recycling

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Contents

Packaging material / Disposal of old machine ................................................... 2

Warning and Safety instructions ..........................................................................

Guide to the machine ..........................................................................................

Controls and display............................................................................................

Accessories ..........................................................................................................

Using for the first time.........................................................................................

Before using for the first time................................................................................. 20

Switching on for the first time................................................................................ 20

Water hardness...................................................................................................... 21

Operation ..............................................................................................................

Filling the water container...................................................................................

Filling the coffee bean container........................................................................

Switching on and off............................................................................................

Adjusting the central spout to the correct cup height .....................................

Making drinks.......................................................................................................

Making a coffee ..................................................................................................... 28

Making two portions .............................................................................................. 29

Cancelling preparation........................................................................................... 29

Dispensing several cups of coffee one after the other - Coffee pot...................... 30

Making coffee with ground coffee ......................................................................... 30

Drinks with milk...................................................................................................... 32

Dispensing hot water ............................................................................................. 33

Making drinks using a profile................................................................................. 34

After making drinks................................................................................................ 34

Coffee the way you like it....................................................................................

Grinder setting ....................................................................................................... 35

Displaying and changing the parameters of a drink .............................................. 36

Amount of coffee .............................................................................................. 36

Brewing temperature ........................................................................................ 37

Pre-brewing the coffee ..................................................................................... 37

Portion size...........................................................................................................

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Contents

Profiles ..................................................................................................................

Opening a profile.................................................................................................... 40

Creating a profile............................................................................................... 40

Selecting a profile ............................................................................................. 41

Changing the name........................................................................................... 41

Deleting a profile............................................................................................... 41

Changing a profile............................................................................................. 42

Settings.................................................................................................................

Opening the Settings menu ................................................................................... 43

Changing and saving settings................................................................................ 43

Possible setting options......................................................................................... 44

Language ............................................................................................................... 46

Time ....................................................................................................................... 46

Date........................................................................................................................ 46

Timer ...................................................................................................................... 46

Eco mode............................................................................................................... 48

Lighting .................................................................................................................. 49

Info (display information)........................................................................................ 49

Locking the coffee machine (System lock )

Water hardness...................................................................................................... 50

Display brightness ................................................................................................. 50

Volume ................................................................................................................... 50

Factory default....................................................................................................... 51

Demo mode (Showroom programme) ................................................................... 51

........................................................ 50

Cleaning and care................................................................................................

Quick guide............................................................................................................ 52

Cleaning by hand or in the dishwasher.................................................................. 53

Drip tray ................................................................................................................. 55

Drip tray cover........................................................................................................ 56

Water container...................................................................................................... 56

Waste container..................................................................................................... 57

Central spout ......................................................................................................... 57

Maintenance of the milk valve ............................................................................... 59

Milk flask and lid .................................................................................................... 60

Coffee bean container ........................................................................................... 61

Interior and machine front...................................................................................... 62

Central spout connector ........................................................................................ 62

Brew unit................................................................................................................ 63

Removing and cleaning the brew unit by hand ................................................ 63

Maintenance programmes..................................................................................... 64

Opening the "Maintenance" menu.................................................................... 64

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Contents

Rinsing the machine .............................................................................................. 65

Rinsing the milk pipework...................................................................................... 65

Cleaning the milk pipework.................................................................................... 66

Degreasing the brew unit....................................................................................... 68

Descaling the machine........................................................................................

Problem solving guide.........................................................................................

Messages in the display ........................................................................................ 73

Unusual performance of the coffee machine......................................................... 76

Unsatisfactory results ............................................................................................ 81

Problems when heating up or frothing milk........................................................... 83

Replacing the angled connector............................................................................ 84

After Sales / Guarantee .......................................................................................

Saving energy....................................................................................................... 87

Electrical connection...........................................................................................

Installation ............................................................................................................

Building-in and combination options..................................................................... 89

Ventilation .............................................................................................................. 90

Building in the coffee machine............................................................................... 91

Adjusting the hinges .............................................................................................. 92

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Warning and Safety instructions

This coffee machine complies with current safety requirements.

oper use can, however, present a risk of both personal injury

Impr and material damage.

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 installation, safety, use and maintenance. Miele cannot be held liable for damage caused by noncompliance with these instructions.

Keep these instructions in a safe place and pass them on to any future owner.

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Correct application

Warning and Safety instructions

 This co

and similar working and residential environments. Examples of a working or residential environment include

– shops, offices and other working environments, – small businesses, showrooms etc., – where the coffee machine is being used by customers in hotels,

mot

 This co  It

cappuccino, latte macchiato etc. Any other use is not permitted.

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physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, if they are supervised whilst using it, or have been shown how to use it in a safe way and recognise and understand the consequences of incorrect operation.

ffee machine is intended for use in domestic households

els, bed and breakfast and other similar establishments.

ffee machine is not intended for outdoor use.

must only be used as a domestic appliance to make espresso,

ffee machine can only be used by people with reduced

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Warning and Safety instructions

Safety with children

 C spouts.

Children's skin is far more sensitive to high temperatures than that of adults.

Ensure children do not touch hot surfaces of the coffee machine o

 Install the coffee mach  Chil

machine unless they are constantly supervised.

aution! Danger of burning and scalding on the dispensing

r place parts of their body under the dispensing spouts.

ine where it is out of the reach of children.

dren under 8 years of age must be kept away from the

 Children 8 years and older may only use the coffee machine

unsupervised if they have been shown how to use it safely and recognise and understand the consequences of incorrect operation.

 Please super

do not allow them to play with it.

 Chil

unsupervised.

dren must not be allowed to clean the coffee machine

vise children in the vicinity of the coffee machine and

 Remember that coffee and espresso are not suitable drinks for

children.

 Danger of suffocation.

ackaging, e.g. plastic wrappings, must be kept out of the reach of babies and children. Whilst playing, they could become entangled in packaging or pull it over their head and suffocate.

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Technical safety

Warning and Safety instructions

 Installatio

authorised service technician. Installation, repairs and other work by unqualified persons can cause considerable danger to users.

 A d

in the machine, check it for any externally visible damage. Do not use a damaged machine.

 T

connection data (voltage and frequency) on the data plate corresponds to the household supply, before connecting the machine to the mains supply. Consult a qualified electrician if in any doubt.

amaged coffee machine could be dangerous. Before building

o avoid the risk of damage to the machine, make sure the

n and repairs may only be carried out by a Miele

 The electrical safety of this coffee machine can only be

guaranteed when correctly earthed. It is essential that this standard safety requirement is met. If in any doubt please have the electrical installation tested by a qualified electrician.

 Reliable

guaranteed if it is connected to the mains electrical supply.

 Do not con

multi-socket adapter or an extension lead. These are a fire hazard and do not guarantee the required safety of the appliance.

and safe operation of the coffee machine can only be

nect the machine to the mains electricity supply by a

 The co

(e.g. on a ship).

 F

or safety reasons, this machine may only be used when it has

been built in.

 If

there must be a full-width, closed shelf between them.

 Only use the coffee machi

temperature is between +10 °C and +38 °C.

ffee machine must not be used in a non-stationary location

the coffee machine is to be built in above another appliance,

ne in rooms where the ambient

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Warning and Safety instructions

 Do not cover or block the ventilation gaps.

s would prevent adequate ventilation. Condensation can damage

Thi the coffee machine or the furniture housing unit.

 Ensur

machine. The ventilation gaps in the furniture housing unit and the gap between the top of the housing unit and the ceiling must be at least 200 cm2. Otherwise condensation can build up and damage the machine or the housing unit.

 If

may only be used with the furniture door open. This will prevent the formation of heat and humidity and subsequent damage to the machine and/or furniture unit. Do not close the furniture door while the coffee machine is in use. Ensure the coffee machine has cooled down completely before closing the furniture door.

 Repairs may only be carried out by a Miele au

technician. Repairs by unqualified persons can cause considerable danger to the user.

 The co

supply during repair work.

 While the mach

undertaken by a Miele authorised service technician. Otherwise the guarantee is invalidated.

e that there is sufficient ventilation around the coffee

the coffee machine is built-in behind a kitchen furniture door, it

thorised service

ffee machine must be disconnected from the electricity

ine is under guarantee, repairs should only be

 F

aulty components must only be replaced by genuine Miele Original spare parts. The manufacturer can only guarantee the safety of the machine when Miele replacement parts are used.

 Never open the ou

electrical connections or components and mechanical parts is highly dangerous to the user and can cause operational faults or electric shock.

ter casing of the machine. Tampering with

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Warning and Safety instructions

 Only use genuine original Miele accessories with this machine.

Using invalidate the guarantee, and Miele cannot accept liability.

spare parts or accessories from other manufacturers will

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Warning and Safety instructions

Correct use

he spouts present a danger of burning or scalding.

 T The liquids and steam dispensed are very hot.

 Please no

– Keep well away from the area underneath the spouts when hot

quids and steam are being dispensed. – Do not touch hot components. – Hot liquid or steam could spatter from the spouts. Ensure that the

cen

tral spout is clean and fitted correctly.

– Water in the drip tray can also be very hot. Take care when

emptying it.

 N look at it.

 Please no

– Only use cold, fresh tap water to fill the water container. Hot or

warm wat – Change the water every day to prevent a build-up of bacteria. – Do not use mineral water. Mineral water will cause serious

mescale deposits to build up in your machine and damage it.

li – Do not use water from a reverse osmosis unit in this machine.

This would damage it.

te:

ever look directly at the lighting or use optical instruments to

te the following regarding water:

er or other liquids could damage the coffee machine.

 Only fill the bean con

Do not fill the bean container with coffee beans which have been treated with additives or with ground coffee. Do not fill the bean container with any type of liquid.

tainer with roasted espresso/coffee beans.

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Warning and Safety instructions

 Do not use gr

beans which contain green coffee beans. Green coffee beans are very hard and still contain a certain amount of residual moisture. These can damage the coffee machine grinder as soon as grinding begins.

 Do not use co

sugar or other substances including sugary liquids. Sugar will damage the coffee machine.

 Only add

degreasing the brew unit to the ground coffee chute.

 Do not use an

coffee will stick to and block the brew unit of the coffee machine. The cleaning tablets for degreasing the brew unit will not remove this type of deposit.

een (unroasted) coffee beans or mixtures of coffee

ffee beans which have been treated with caramel,

ground coffee or the Miele cleaning tablets for

y caramelised ready ground coffee. The sugar in the

 Only use milk without additives. Additives in milk usually contain

sugar an

d this will stick to the milk pipework.

 If using dairy milk make sure that it has been pasteurised.  Do not place an

central spout. The flames could ignite plastic components and cause them to melt.

y alcohol mixtures which are alight underneath the

 Do not swing

is open as this could damage the hinges on the coffee machine.

 The cen

grease. Take care not to get this on your clothes when removing or replacing the containers or other components.

from or hang anything on the machine front when it

tral spout connector cap is lubricated with silicone

 The machine must not be used for cleaning objects.

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Warning and Safety instructions

Cleaning and care

 The co

supply before cleaning or maintenance.

 Clean

using for the first time (see "Cleaning and care").

 All par

regularly. Milk contains bacteria which proliferate rapidly with inadequate cleaning.

 Do not use a st

reach electrical components and cause a short circuit.

 Descale

hardness level in your area. Descale the machine more frequently in areas with very hard water. Miele cannot be held liable for damage arising from insufficient descaling, the use of incorrect descaling agent or the use of descaling agent which is not of the appropriate concentration.

 Degr

Depending on the natural oil content of the coffee used, the brew unit can become blocked quite quickly.

ffee machine must be disconnected from the electricity

the coffee machine and the milk flask thoroughly before

ts of the milk system need to be cleaned thoroughly and

eam cleaner to clean this machine. Steam could

the coffee machine regularly depending on the water

ease the brew unit regularly with Miele cleaning tablets.

 Used coffee grounds should be disposed of with the organic

rubbish or on the compost heap. Do not empty them down the sink, as they could block it.

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Warning and Safety instructions

For machines with stainless steel surfaces:

 Do not use stick

or other types of adhesive on stainless steel surfaces. These damage the surface, causing it to lose its dirt repellent protective coating.

 The fini

Even magnets can cause scratching.

sh on stainless steel surfaces is susceptible to scratching.

y notes, transparent adhesive tape, masking tape

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Guide to the machine

Exterior view

On/Off sensor 

Controls and display

Handle

Hot water spout

Drip tray cover

Height-adjustable central spout with lighting

Milk flask and lid

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Interior view

Guide to the machine

Ground coffee chute cover

Brew unit

Ground coffee chute

Slide control to select fineness of ground coffee

Coffee bean container

Water container

Drip tray with grid

Waste container

Drip catcher

Central spout connector

Maintenance panel

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Controls and display

On/Off sensor  For switching the coffee machine on and off

Drink sensors

For making Espresso , Coffee , C

appuccino  or Latte macchiato 

Further programmes  Other drinks such as Long coffee, C

affè latte, hot milk, milk froth and

hot water,

Maintenance menu

Display

Shows information about the current action or status

Back  For returning to the previous menu, can

celling unwanted actions

Arrow sensors  For displaying further options and highlighting a selection

OK sensor

For confirming display messages and saving settings

Profiles  For saving and editing profiles

Settings  For altering settings, displaying information or checking which settin

gs are currently active

Two portions  For making two portions of a drink

Parameters  Settings for checking or altering coffee pr

Optical interface

(for Miele service technician use only)

eparation

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Accessories

These products and other useful accesso internet, from Miele (see back cover for contact details) or from your Miele dealer.

ries can be ordered via the

Accessories supplied

– Measuring spoon

ound coffee

for gr

– Milk flask with lid

for st

oring milk and heating/frothing

milk

– Cleaning agent for milk pipework

for clean set)

– 2 containers (lar

for cleaning and maintenance of the machine

– Descaling tablets

for d (Starter set)

– Cleaning tablets

r degreasing the brew unit

fo (Starter set)

ing the milk system (Starter

ge and small)

escaling the water pipework

– Angled con

pipework

Replacement part

nector for milk

Optional accessories

Miele accessories and cleaning and conditioning products are available for your coffee machine.

– Micr

– Milk flask with lid

– Small lid

– Cleaning agent for milk pipework

– Descaling tablets

– Cleaning tablets

– Silicon

ofibre cloth

for removing finger marks and light soiling

for st

oring milk and heating/frothing

milk

or storing the milk flask in the fridge

for clean

for d

r degreasing the brew unit

for lubricating the cap on the central spout connector

ing the milk system

escaling the water pipework

e grease

est strips

– T

for determining the water hardness level

– Silicone grease

for lubricating the cap on the central spout connector

– Cleaning brush

for cleaning the milk pipework

ntral spout connector cap

– Ce

Replacement part

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Using for the first time

Please read the operating instructions carefully and take the time to familiarise yourself with the coffee machine before using it for the first time.

Before using for the first time

 Install the coffee machine and

nect it to the electricity supply

con (see "Electrical connection" and "Installation").

 Remo

Clean the machine thoroughly before fill (see "Cleaning and care").

ve any protective foil.

ing it with water and coffee beans

Switching on for the first time

When you switch the coffee machine on for the first time, aft screen has appeared you will be prompted to set the following:

– Language and country

er the welcome

Select language

 Use the arr

highlight the required language. Touch

 Use the arr

highlight the required country. Touch

The setting is now saved.

Setting the time

 Use

the arrow sensors  until the current time of day appears. Touch

The setting is now saved.

Setting the date

 Use the arr

current date is set. Touch and day.

The setting is now saved.

ow sensors  to

OK.

ow sensors  to

OK.

ow sensors  until the

o confirm the year, month

OK t

– Date – Time – Display (Time of day display)

ouch the On/Off sensor .

 T The welcome message Miele -

Willkommen will appear in the display

riefly.

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Using for the first time

Display

You can choose from the following options:

– On:

The time and date are always visible in the display when the machine is switched off.

– Off: The display is dark when the

machine is switched off.

– Night dimming: The date and the time

are only displayed between the hours of 5:00 and 23:00.

 Use the arr

ow sensors  to highlight the required language. Touch

OK.

The coffee machine will use more

gy depending on the option you

ener choose for the display. Information about this will appear in the display.

The coffee machine is now successfully set up for use.

ll the water container with fresh,

 Fi

cold tap water.

Water hardness

The water hardness level indicates how much cal The higher the calcium content, the harder the water, and the harder the water, the more often the coffee machine will need to be descaled.

The coffee machine measures the amount of water used and steam made. Depending on the level of water hardness set, more or fewer drinks can be dispensed before the machine needs to be descaled.

Programme the coffee machine to the wat that it functions correctly and does not get damaged. A prompt to descale the machine will then appear in the display at the correct time.

The machine has four programmable levels:

Water hardness Local

0 - 8.4 °dH (0 -1.5 mmol/l)

8.4 - 14 °dH (1.5 - 2.5 mmol/l)

14 - 21 °dH (2.5 - 3.7 mmol/l)

> 21 °dH (> 3.7 mmol/l)

cium is dissolved in the water.

er hardness level of your area so

wat

er hardness level

Soft Soft 1

Medium Medium 2

Hard Hard 3

Hard Very hard 4

Setting (water har

dness

level)

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Using for the first time

Measuring the water hardness level

You can determine the water hardness yoursel Alternatively, your local water authority will be able to tell you the hardness of water in your area.

f using the enclosed test strip.

 Dip the t

water for approximately one second, then shake off any excess water. The result will be evident after about a minute.

Setting the water hardness level

ouch .

 T  Select Water hardness w

sensors  and touch

 Use the arrow sensors  to

highlight the required water hardness. Then touch

The setting is now saved.

est strip in your drinking

ith the arrow

OK.

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Operation

Miele



Selectdrink

Settings

Time Date

Language

To operate the coffee machine, touch the senso

You are in the drinks menu when the display shows:

To make a drink, touch one of the drinks sensors.

You can find more drinks in the Further

programmes 

rs with your finger.

menu.

Selecting a menu and navigating within a menu

To select a menu, touch the relevant sen

sor. You will then be able to start an

action or change settings in the menu.

Exiting a menu or cancelling an action

To exit the current menu, touch .

A bar on the right-hand side indicates that fur Use the arrow sensors  to show these.

The setting which is currently selected will have a tick  beside it.

To select an option, touch the arrow sensors  until the option you want is hig

Touch OK t

ther options or text are available.

hlighted.

o confirm your selection.

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Filling the water container

 Change

prevent a build-up of bacteria.

Only use cold, fresh tap water to fill the water container.

Hot or warm water or other liquids can damage the coffee machine.

Do not use mine water will cause serious limescale deposits to build up in your machine and damage it.

the water every day to

ral water. Mineral

 Open the fr

ull the water container forwards to

 P

remove it.

ont of the coffee machine.

ake off the lid and fill the water

 T

container with fresh, cold tap water up to the "max." mark.

ush the water container into the

 P

machine until it clicks into place.

If the water container protrudes slighlty or is a little high, check whether the sur container sits on is dirty. If the water container is not positioned correctly, the outlet valve will not connect properly and could leak. Clean the surface, if necessary.

face that the water

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Filling the coffee bean container

Fill the coffee bean container with r

oasted coffee or espresso beans if you want to use freshly ground coffee beans for each cup of espresso or coffee.

Alternatively, you can make coffee or

esso with ready ground coffee (see

espr "Making coffee or espresso using ready ground coffee").

Warning. Risk of damage to the gri

nder.

Only put roasted coffee or espresso beans in the else, including ground coffee, will damage the grinder.

Do not fill the bean container with any type of liquid.

Warning. Sugar will damage the coffee machine.

Do not use coffee beans that have been treated with sugar, caramel or other substances and do not put liquids containing sugar in the coffee bean container.

Do not use green (unroasted) coffee beans or mixtu which contain green coffee beans. Green coffee beans are very hard and still contain residual moisture. These can damage the coffee machine grinder as soon as grinding begins.

container. Anything

res of coffee beans

Tip: Y

ou can use a nut or seed grinder to grind green coffee beans. These types of grinder generally have a rotating stainless steel blade. You can then add the ground green coffee one portion at a time to the ground coffee chute and make the desired coffee drink (see "Making espresso and coffee using ready ground coffee").

 P

ull out the coffee bean container. ush back the lid and fill the

 P

container with roasted coffee beans.

 Slide the lid back int  P

ush the coffee bean container fully back into the coffee machine. Close the front.

o place.

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Switching on and off

Switching on

When the coffee machine is switched on, it heats up and rinses the pipework. This not only cleans the pipework, but also warms it befor

If the coffee machine still has an

ating temperature higher than

oper 60 °C, then rinsing will not take place.

ouch the On/Off sensor .

 T The machine will begin rinsing after the

heatin

g-up phase. Hot water will come

out of the central spout. You can now make drinks. Tip: If you do not want the wat

the rinsing process to flow into the drip tray, place a suitable container (e.g. the small cleaning container) underneath the central spout before making the first coffee of the day.

e coffee is prepared.

er from

Switching off

ouch the On/Off sensor .

 T If coffee has been dispensed, the

coffee machine will rinse the coffee pipework aut switching off.

omatically before

Switching off for longer periods of time

If the coffee machine is not going to be used for a longer period of time:

 Empty the drip tray, the waste

container and the water container.

an all components thoroughly,

 Cle

including the brew unit, the central spout connector and the drip catcher in the machine front.

 Switch off the machine.

If you are leaving the front open while the coffee machine is not being used for a long time, disconnect it fr

om the mains electricity supply to

save energy.

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Adjusting the central spout to the correct cup height

You can adjust the central spout to suit the heig that the coffee or espresso will not cool down as quickly and the crema will have a better consistency.

 P

ht of the cup you are using so

ull the central spout down until it is at the same level as the rim of the cup. Alternatively, push the central spout up until there is enough room to fit a larger cup or mug underneath.

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Making drinks

 The spouts pr

burning or scalding. The liquids and steam dispensed are very hot.

Keep well away from the area underneath the spouts when hot li

quids and steam are being

dispensed. Do not touch hot components.

The following drinks can be made: – Espr

– Coffee . This differs fr

– L

esso . This is a strong, aromatic coffee with a thick hazelnut brown coloured layer of froth - known as the crema - on top. When making espresso, use espresso roast coffee beans.

by the increased amount of water and the roast of the beans. Use coffee beans of the correct roast to make coffee.

ong coffee  is a coffee with

considerably more water.

esent a danger of

om espresso

Making a coffee

 Place a cup under t  T

ouch the sensor for the drink you

want:

 Espresso  Coffee  in Further programmes: Long coffee

The coffee or espresso will be dispensed fr the cup.

To ensure that any coffee residues fr

om the factory testing process are removed from the brewing system, please throw away the first two cups of coffee when using the coffee machine for the first time.

om the central spout into

he central spout.

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Making drinks

Making two portions

You can dispense two portions of

esso or coffee at once either into

espr one cup or two separate cups.

To fill two cups at the same time:

 Place a cup under each of the coffee

dispensers in the cen

 T

ouch . The  sensor will light up.  T

ouch the sensor for the drink you

want.

tral spout.

Cancelling preparation

Drink preparation can be cancelled while Stop is showin

ouch

 T

When making two portions at once

ouching the

t st To stop both drinks, touch

onger.

OK.

op the first drink.

g in the display.

OK sensor once will only

OK for

Two portions of the desired drink will be dispensed fr

After a while, if you have not touched one o portions"  option will revert to single portions.

om the central spout.

f the drinks sensors, the "Two

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Making drinks

Dispensing several cups of coffee

one after the other -

Coffee pot

You can make several cups of coffee one aft the Coffee pot function (max. 1 litre). Up to eight cups can be made in this way.

 Place

 T  Use the arr

 Use the arr

 F

er the other automatically with

You can use the Coffee pot function twice

in a row. After this the coffee machine will need a longer cooling down time of an hour in order to avoid it being damaged.

a sufficiently large container

under the central spout.

ouch .

ow sensors  to highlight Coffee pot. Touch

OK.

ow sensors  to highlight the number of cups you want (3 to 8). Touch

ollow the instructions in the display.

OK.

cup of decaffeinated coffee, for e

xample, even though the coffee bean container is filled with roasted coffee beans.

The coffee machine will recognise

omatically that ready ground coffee

aut has been added to the ground coffee chute.

Only one portion of coffee or espresso can be made at a time when using ground coffee.

Adding ground coffee

Do not add more than one level

op of ground coffee to the coffee

sco chute. If too much is added, the brew unit will not be able to process the coffee.

The coffee machine will use all the

ound coffee which has been added to

gr the chute to make the next coffee.

Use the measuring spoon supplied so that the corr

ect amount is used.

The coffee for each cup is individually gr

ound, brewed and dispensed. Each stage of the process is shown in the display.

You can cancel the process at any time by:

 T

ouching

OK or .

Making coffee with ground coffee

To make coffee using ready ground coff

ee, add a portion of ground coffee to the ground coffee chute. This gives you the option of making a

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Making drinks

 Open the fr

 Remo

coffee chute and open the lid.

 Add

coffee to the chute.

 Clo

se the lid. Push the cover into the

machine. Close the front.

Use ground coffee? will appear in the

display

ont of the coffee machine.

ve the cover to the ground

one level spoon of ready ground

Making coffee with ground coffee

If you want to make a drink with ground coffee:

 Select Yes with the arr

sensors . Touch

You can now select which type of drink you would like to make with ground coffee.

 Place  Select the type of coffee you want.

The coffee machine will now make the drink you have chosen.

If you do not want t to make the drink:

 Select No with the arr

The ground coffee will be directed into the wast

If no drink is selected within approx. 15 seco also be directed into the waste container.

a cup under the central spout.

and touch

OK.

e container.

nds, the ground coffee will

OK.

o use ground coffee

ow sensors 

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Making drinks

Drinks with milk

 Danger of burning and scalding

n the central spout.

The liquids and steam dispensed are ver

y hot.

Do not use milk with additives. Most additives contain sugar which will stick t

o the milk pipework and

damage the machine. If using dairy milk make sure that it

has been past

The following drinks with milk can be made:

appuccino  consisting of approx.

– C

2/3 milk froth and 1/3 espresso.

– Latt

e macchiato  consisting of 1/3 each of hot milk, milk froth and espresso.

affè latte  consisting of hot

– C

milch and espresso.

Hot milk or mi made.

eurised.

lk froth can also be

Notes on the milk flask

Milk is not cooled in the milk flask. T

herefore, place the milk flask in the refrigerator if you are not going to use milk for a while. Good milk froth can only be achieved when cold milk below 10 °C is used.

Lid

Sensor

Milk suction tube

Glass flask

 Fi

ll the milk flask with milk up to max. 2 cm below the rim. Close the milk flask with the lid.

It is important to keep the opening and neck of the milk flask clean (whilst filli flask is dirty it could cause a fault in the machine.

ng it and carrying it). If the

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 P

ush the milk flask fully back into the

coffee machine.

Making drinks with milk

 Place a suitable container underneath

the cen

 T

want:

 Cappuccino  Latte macchiato  in Further programmes: Caffè Latte,

hot milk, milk froth

tral spout.

ouch the sensor for the drink you

Making drinks

Dispensing hot water

Danger of burning and scalding on the ho

t water spout. The water

dispensed is very hot.

Please note that the water dispensed is not ho

 Place a suitable container underneath

the ho

 T  Touch the arrow sensors  until

Hot water is highlighted. Touch OK.

Hot water is dispensed into the container under the spout.

To cancel preparation:

 T Preparation of hot water will be

cancelled.

t enough for making tea.

t water spout.

ouch .

ouch

OK.

The selected drink will now be made.

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Making drinks

Making drinks using a profile

If you have already created a specific user pr you make a drink.

 Touch .  T  T

The name of the profile selected will be shown in the

You can now make the drink you want.

ofile, you can select this before

ouch Select profile.

ouch the arrow sensors  until the profile you want is highlighted. Touch

OK.

top left of the display.

After making drinks

If you have made a drink with milk, Start

rinse cycle

a while.

ouch

 T The milk pipework will now be rinsed.

Even if you do not confirm the message with "OK", the coffee machine will rinse the milk pipework aft

er a few minutes automatically.

Tip: Remove the milk flask and rinse the lid under runni small lid to the milk flask and store the flask in the fridge until it is needed again. You can only achieve good quality milk froth with milk which is cold (< 10 °C).

The small milk flask lid is available to

der from your Miele Dealer, Miele or

or via the internet at www.mieleshop.com.

will appear in the display after

OK.

ng water. Then fit the

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Coffee the way you like it

To set the coffee machine up for the type of coffee you ar

– change the grinder setting, – change the amount of coffee, – set the brewing temperature, or – pre-brew the ground coffee.

e using, you can

Grinder setting

When the beans are ground correctly, the coffee o into the cup with a good crema. The crema should have an even nutbrown colour.

The grinder setting you select will be used for all coffee drinks.

There are various ways to tell whether the coffee gri

The coffee has been t ground if:

– Espresso or coffee flows into the cup

oo quickly.

t – The crema is very pale and uneven. Set a finer grinder setting. The coffee has been t

if: – Espresso or coffee only trickles into

the cup.

r espresso will flow evenly

nder is set correctly.

oo coarsely

oo finely ground

To avoid damaging the grinder, please note the following:

Only adjust the grinder one setting at a time.

Grind the coffee beans again if you want t

o adjust the grinder to the next

setting.

 Open the fr

 P

ush the slide control one setting to the left (for finer grinding) or one setting to the right (for coarser grinding).

se the front.

 Clo  Mak

e one cup of coffee.

Adjust the grinder setting again.

The altered grinder setting will not be used until aft been dispensed.

ont of the coffee machine.

er the second coffee has

– The crema is dark brown. Set a coarser grinder setting.

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Coffee the way you like it

Displaying and changing the par

ameters of a drink

ouch .

 T  Selec

The current settings for the amount of coffee, brewing temperature and prebrewing will be displayed for this drink.

Amount of coffee

The coffee machine can grind and brew 6-14 g of coffee beans per cup. The gr coffee.

There are various ways to tell whether the amou

The amount of coffee is t – Espresso or coffee flows into the cup

– The crema is very pale and uneven. – The espresso or coffee lacks body.

t the drink you want and touch

OK.

eater the quantity, the stronger the

nt of coffee is set correctly.

oo low if:

oo quickly.

The setting is now saved. Tip: If the coffee is t

it tastes bitter, try a different type of bean.

oo strong for you or

Increase the amount of coffee so that mor

e ground coffee is brewed. The amount of coffee is t – Espresso or coffee only trickles into

the cup. – The crema is dark brown. – The espresso or coffee tastes bitter. Decrease the amount of coffee so that

less gr

ound coffee is brewed.

 Select Amount of coffee and then

ouch

OK.

 Use the arr

the amount. Touch

ow sensors  to change

oo high if:

OK.

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Coffee the way you like it

Brewing temperature

The ideal brewing temperature will depend on

– the type of coffee being used, – whether an espresso or a coffee is

being made, and – the altitude of the region. If the coffee machine is located at more

than 200 brewing temperature needs to be set lower due to the change in pressure. This is because the boiling point for water at a high altitude above sea level is lower than the boiling point for water at sea level.

Tip: Not all types of coffee can withstand high types are too delicate - the crema on top would not be as good and the taste would be impaired.

The coffee machine has five brewing t

emperatures.

0 metres above sea level, the

temperatures. Certain

Pre-brewing the coffee

When the pre-brewing function is switched on, the fr is first moistened with a little hot water. Then the remaining water is forced through the moistened coffee at high pressure. This helps release the flavour of the coffee.

You can set pre-brewing for a short or

g length of time, or deselect " Pre-

lon brewing " altogether. The machine is supplied with the "Prebrewing" function switched off.

ouch the arrow sensors  until

 T

Pre-brewing is highlighted. Touch

The pre-brewing option which is

ently selected will be marked with a

curr tick .

ouch the arrow sensors  until

 T

the setting you want is highlighted. Touch

OK.

The setting is now saved.

eshly ground coffee

OK.

 Select Brew temperature and then

OK.

ouch

 Selec

The setting is now saved.

t the required temperature and

touch

OK.

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Portion size

The flavour of the coffee produced depends not just on the type of coffee used, b used. You can programme the amount of water to suit the size of your cups and the type of coffee you are using.

For coffee drinks that use milk, in addition t coffee, you can also set the amount of milk or milk froth to be dispensed. You can also set the portion sizes for hot milk and milk froth separately.

Each type of drink has a maximum por into the machine. The coffee machine halts preparation of the coffee once this portion size has been reached. The maximum possible portion size for this type of drink is then saved in the machine.

The changed portion size is always saved in the curr of the current profile appears in the top left-hand side of the display.

There are two ways to start programming the portion amount:

– Either by touching the drink sensor

– By selecting Portion size in the

ut also on the amount of water

o the amount of espresso or

tion size that can be programmed

ent Profile. The name

when you

Parameters 

are making a coffee, or

menu.

Changing the portion size while making a drink

You can change and save the portion

e for Espresso , Coffee ,

siz Cappuccino  and Latte macchiato  while making these drinks.

 Place  T

The desired drink will be made and

Save will appear in the display

 When the cup is fille

If you want to change the portion size for coffee specialities made with milk (e.g. C (components) which make up the drink will be saved one after the other while the drink is being made.

 When the quantity for eac

The programmed mix of ingredients and por every time that particular drink is selected.

a cup under the central spout.

ouch the sensor for the drink you want until Change appears in the display.

d up to the level

you want, touch

appuccino), the ingredients

reaches the level you want, touch

OK.

tion sizes will now be dispensed

OK.

h ingredient

Tip: Y

ou can cancel the portion size programming as long as Stop is visible in the display.

If the water container becomes empty whilst making a drink, the machine will st

op programming the portion size.

The portion size will not be saved.

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Portion size

Changing the portion sizes in the P

arameters  menu

You can only change the portion sizes for L

ong coffee, Caffè Latte, hot

milk and milk froth via the

"Parameters" menu.

 Place a suitable container underneath

the cen

 T  Select the drink you want.  Select Portion size an

Now proceed as for changing the portion size while making a drink.

tral spout.

ouch .

d touch

OK.

Changing the portion size for differ

ent profiles

You can set the portion size for individual

 T  Select the profile you want.

The name of the current profile is shown in the

You can now change the portion size of the individual drinks as described pr

eviously.

drinks for each profile.

ouch .

top left of the display.

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Profiles

In addition to the Miele profile, you can ent

er individual profiles to cater for

different tastes and preferences. In each profile you can adjust the

setting size, amount of coffee, brewing temperature and pre-brewing).

s for individual drinks (portion

The name of the current profile is shown in the

top left of the display.

Opening a profile

 T

ouch . You can now create a profile. If you have allocated a profile in

addition t the following options:

– Selec

are already allocated.

– Change name if you want t

the name of a profile.

– Delete profile if you want to delete a

profile.

– Change pr

coffee machine so that it changes back to the Miele standard profile automatically after each drink is dispensed or so that it retains the most recently selected profile.

Tip: T menu.

o the Miele profile, you have

t profile from the profiles which

o alter

ofile to programme the

ouch  or  to return to the main

Creating a profile

 Select Create profile with the arr

sensors  and touch

Letters will appear in the display that you can You can use the arrow sensors to select from numbers, upper case and lower case letters.

 T

The character you have chosen will appear in the t

 Repeat the process until the name

Tip: If you mak delete the last character with the  sensor.

When you have finished entering a name and

 use the arr

If you do not want to save your entry:

 t

The last created profile is selected as the curr

select with the arrow sensors.

ouch the arrow sensors  to select the first character and then touch

OK.

op line of the display.

required appears in the top line of the display.

e a mistake you can

want to save it,

ow sensors  to

highlight the tick  and touch

ouch and hold  until all characters have been deleted and the previous menu appears in the display.

ent profile.

OK.

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Profiles

Selecting a profile

This selection is only possible if a pr

ofile has been allocated in addition

to the Miele standard profile.

ouch the arrow sensors  until

 T

Select profile is highlighted. Touch

 Selec

t the required profile with the

arrow sensors  and touch

OK.

The name of the current profile is shown in the

top left of the display.

Changing the name

This selection is only possible if a pr

ofile has been allocated in addition

to the Miele standard profile.

 Touch the arrow sensors  until

Change name is highlighted.

Touch

OK.

 No

w proceed as described in

"Creating a profile":

OK.

Deleting a profile

This selection is only possible if a pr

ofile has been allocated in addition

to the Miele standard profile.

ouch the arrow sensors  until

 T

Delete profile is highlighted and

touch

OK.

 Use the arr

ow sensors to select the

profile you want to delete.

ouch

 T A tick  will appear b

OK.

eside the profile and after a short while the profile will be deleted.

– Select  to delete a character, – To enter new characters, select the

elevant character and confirm

OK.

– Save the new name by selecting  in

the display and t

ouching

OK.

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Profiles

Changing a profile

You can programme the coffee machine so that it chang profile automatically after each drink has been dispensed, so that the Miele profile is always active when the machine is switched on or so that it retains the most recently selected profile.

es back to the Miele

 Select Change profile and then t

OK. You now have the following options: – Manually: The curr

profile will remain active until you select another profile.

– After each use: The machine will

ange back to the Miele profile automatically after a drink is dispensed.

– When switched on: Each time the

machine is switched on it will aut

omatically select the Miele profile regardless of which profile was selected before the machine was last switched off.

 Selec

t the required option and touch

OK.

ently selected

ouch

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Settings

Opening the Settings menu

ouch .

 T You can now check or make alterations

o settings.

Options which are currently selected will have a tick  ne

Touch  previous menu. Touch  to return to Select drink.

Tip: If you have switched on the time of day d you can alter settings without switching the coffee machine on by touching .

if you want to access the

isplay or selected Night dimming,

xt to them.

Changing and saving settings

ouch .

 T  Selec

 Use the arr

The setting is now saved.

t the setting you wish to change with the arrow sensors  and touch

OK.

ow sensors  to highlight the required option. Then touch

OK.

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Settings

Possible setting options

The factory default for each option has a * ne

Option Available settings

Language  deutsch* English and other languages

Country

Time Show

– Off* / On / Night dimming

Clock format

– 12 h / 24 h*

Set Date Set Timer Timer 1

– Set : Switch on at / Switch off after (0:30)* / Switch off at

xt to it.

– Days of the week

Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday

– Activate : Switch on at

No*)

Timer 2

– Set : Switch on at / Switch off at – Days of the week: Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday /

Thursday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday

– Activate : Switch on at

No*)

Eco mode On* / Off Lighting Brightness

Switch off after

Days of the week: Monday / Tuesday /

(Yes / No*) / Switch off at (Yes /

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Option Available settings

Info Number of drinks

– Total no. of portions / Espresso

Cappuccino / Latte macchiato / Caffè latte / Milk froth / Hot milk / Hot water

No. of uses until appliance needs descaling:

No.of uses until brew unit needs degreasing:

Settings

/ Coffee / Long coffee /

System lock  On Water hardness Soft

Display brightness Set the brightness Volume Buzzer tones

Showroom programme Demo mode (On / Off*) Factory default Do not reset

/ Off*

Medium

Hard*

Very hard

Keypad tone

Reset

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Settings

Language

You can select the language (and

y variant of that language) for all

countr display text.

Tip: If you by mistake, you can find the "Language" option by following the flag symbol .

select the wrong language

Time

You can set the time display, the clock format and the time.

Display (Time of day display)

You can choose from the following options:

– On: The time and the date will show

in the display all the time, even when the coffee machine is switched off.

– Off: The time and the dat

show in the display when the coffee machine is switched off.

– Night dimming: The

are displayed from 5:00 to 23:00.

The coffee machine will use more

gy depending on the option you

ener choose for the display. Information about this will appear in the display.

time and the date

e will not

Clock format

The options are: – 24-hour display (24 h) – 12-hour display (12 h)

Setting the time

Use the arrow sensors  hours and minutes.

to set the

Date

Use the arrow sensors  t year, month and day.

o set the

Timer

There are two timers with the following functions:

The coffee machine – switches on at a particular time, e.g.

in the

morning for breakfast (Switch on

at),

– switches off at a particular time

(Switch off at),

– switches off after a particular length

of time if none of the sensors has been t

ouched or a drink has not been

made (Switch off after; Timer 1 only).

You can allocate the timer functions to individual days of the week.

For Switch on at and Switch off at, the

r must be activated and at least

time one day of the week allocated.

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Settings

Selecting a timer

The options are: – Timer 1: Switch on at, Switch off at,

Switch off after

– Timer 2: Switch on at, Switch off at

Switch on at

Please note that the coffee machine will not switch on at the r

equired time

if you have activated the system lock.

Use the arrow sensors  t

o set the

hours and minutes. If the coffee machine has switched

itself on thr

at timer function and no drinks have

ee times using the Switch on

been dispensed, the machine will not switch itself on again automatically. This prevents the coffee machine from switching itself on unnecessarily, for example, whilst you are away on holiday. The programmed times will, however, remain in memory and will be reactivated after manually switching the machine on again.

Switch off after

The Switch off after

timer function is

only available in Timer 1.

If none of the sensors have been

ouched or a drink has not been made,

t the coffee machine will switch itself off after 30 minutes to save energy.

You can change this pre-setting using the arrow sensors  to a time of between 15 minutes and 9 hours.

Allocating days of the week

Select the day of the week you want. The sel

ected day of the week will be

marked with a . When all days of the week required are

mark

ed,

 t

ouch the arrow sensor  repeatedly until Accept is highlighted. Touch the OK sensor.

Switch off at

Use the arrow sensors  t

o set the

hours and minutes. In the event of a longer absence the

programmed times will remain in memory and will be reactivated after manually switching the machine on again (see "Switch on at").

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Settings

Activating and deactivating the timer

If you have selected On for the time display: when Switch on at is activated for the timer, the  symbol and the desired switching on time will appear in the display 23:59 hours before.

If the system lock is activated, the

Switch on at option for the timer cannot

be select

Select the required timer function. The timer function selected will be marked by a .

 T

until Accept is highlighted. Touch the OK sensor.

ed.

ouch the arrow sensor  repeatedly

or Night dimming

Eco mode

Eco mode is an energy-saving mode.

eam system does not heat up

The st until a coffee drink or steam for hot milk / milk froth is requested.

If Eco mode is switched off, milk froth and hot milk, as well as coffee and espr

esso, can be made one after another. The steam system remains heated up and much more energy is used.

A message regarding the altered energy consu

mption will appear in the display.

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Settings

Lighting

You have the following options: – You can set the brightness when the

machine is switched on.

– You can set the brightness when the

machine is switched off.

– You can specify when the lighting

should switch off (Lighting: Switch off

after).

Set the brightness

First select: – Appliance switched on – Appliance switched off Change the brightness using the arrow

sensors .

To switch off the lighting,

 t

ouch the  arrow sensor until none

of the segments is filled and Switched

off appears.

Info (display information)

In the Info option, the number of

ortions made for each individual drink

p can be displayed.

You can also see whether more than

tions can be dispensed before

50 por the machine needs to be descaled or before the brew unit needs to be degreased (No. of uses until).

To return to the previous display,

ouch

 t

OK.

Setting the time the lighting switches off (Switch off aft

You can adjust the length of time that

coffee machine remains lit up after

the switching off. Use the arrow sensors  to set the hours and minutes.

When the coffee machine is switched

emains lit up for 10 minutes after

on it r the last action. This time cannot be adjusted.

er)

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Settings

Locking the coffee machine (S

ystem lock )

You can lock the coffee machine to

event it being used without your

pr knowledge, by children, for example.

Activating and deactivating the syst

em lock 

When the system lock is activated, the

Switch on at option for the timer is

deactivat

not switch on at the time set.

Overriding the system lock 

While the message Press the OK button

for 6 seconds to unlock is in the display,

 t

ouch the

As soon as you switch the coffee machi activated again and the coffee machine is locked.

ed. The coffee machine will

sensor for 6 seconds.

ne off, the system lock will be

Water hardness

Please see "Using for the first time" for informa

tion about water hardness.

Display brightness

Change the display brightness using the arr

ow sensors .

Volume

You can set the volume of buzzer and k

eypad tones using the arrow

sensors .

To switch the tones off:  t

ouch  arrow sensor until none of the segments is filled and Switched off appears.

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Settings

Factory default

You can reset the settings back to the ones whic machine was delivered - the factory default settings.

The number of drinks and the appliance status (No. of uses until descaling, ... degr reset.

Please refer to the "Possible setting options" char

The following settings will not be r

eset:

– Language – Time – Date

h were set when the coffee

easing the brew unit) cannot be

t for the factory settings.

Demo mode (Showroom pr

ogramme)

Do not activate this setting for domestic use!

The coffee machine can be demonstr the Showroom programme. In this mode the machine lights up but drinks cannot be made or actions taken.

If you activate the Demo mode, you cannot switch the appliance off with the On/Off sensor .

ated in the showroom using

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Cleaning and care

 Clean the co

ffee machine regularly to avoid a build-up of bacteria.

Quick guide

Recommended frequency What do I have to clean / maintain?

Every day

(at the end of the day)

Once a week

re often if badly soiled)

(or mo

Once a month lubricate the cap on the central spout connector

When prompted to the milk pipework (using the cleaning agent for milk

the milk flask and lid

the water container

the waste container

the drip tray and the drip tray cover

the central spout

the sensor cover

clean the milk valve with the cleaning brush

the interior

the small drip catcher inside the front of the machine

the brew unit

the front of the machine (especially straight after descaling)

the coffee bean container

pipework)

the brew unit (degrease with the cleaning tablets)

descale the machine

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Cleaning and care

Cleaning by hand or in the dishwasher

The following must be cleaned by hand only:

– Central spout cover – Brew unit – Coffee bean container and the coffee

bean container lid

– Maintenance panel

Some components of the coffee mach

ine are dishwasher safe. However, cleaning these in the dishwasher frequently can cause them to become discoloured due to regular contact with food residues (e.g. tomatoes) in the dishwasher. The surface can also become damaged.

The following components are dishwasher safe:

 Danger of burning and scalding

on hot components or by hot liquids. Always allow the coffee machine to

cool down before cleaning it. Caution: Water in the drip tray can be very hot

Do not use a steam cleaner to clean this mac electrical components and cause a short circuit.

It is important to clean the machine r

egularly as the used coffee grounds will soon go mouldy. Sour milk deposits can block the milk pipework.

The central spout connector cap is

bricated with silicone grease.

lu Take care not to get this on your

clo the containers or other components.

hine. Steam could reach the

thes when removing or replacing

– Drip tray and lid – Drip tray and grid – Drip tray cover – Water container – Waste container – Central spout (without stainless steel

cover) – Milk flask and lid – Drip catcher

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Cleaning and care

All surfaces are susceptible to scratching. Scratches on glass surfaces could even cause a breakage. Contact with unsuitable cleaning agents can discolour the surfaces. Wipe up any spillages or splashes of descaling agent immediately.

To avoid damaging the surfaces of your coffee machine, do not use:

– cleaning agents containing soda,

ammonia, acids or chlorides, – solvent-based cleaning agents, – cleaning agents containing descaling

agents, – stainless steel cleaning agents, – dishwasher cleaner, – glass cleaning agents, – oven cleaner, – abrasive cleaning agents, e.g.

powder cleaners an – hard, abrasive sponges, e.g. pot

scou

rers, brushes or sponges which have been previously used with abrasive cleaning agents,

– melamine eraser blocks, – sharp metal tools.

d cream cleaners,

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Drip tray

 Danger of burning.

If the rinsing process has just

shed, wait a while before

fini removing the drip tray as the water used for rinsing will run out of the coffee spouts.

Clean the drip tray every day to

event unpleasant odours and

pr mildew.

A prompt will appear in the display when the drip tr be emptied. Remove the tray and empty it at the latest when this prompt appears.

ay is full and needs to

Cleaning and care

 Clean the metal contact discs and

the space between them car Dry everything thoroughly.

The discs will not be able to detect that the drip tr damp or dirty. Check this area once a week, if necessary.

an the area underneath the drip

 Cle

tray.

ay is full if they are

efully.

 Open the machin

remove the drip tray from the machine.

The grid in the drip tray prevents the wat

er from spilling out of the tray

when it is being carried.

 Cle

an the drip tray and the grid with hot water and a little washing-up liquid, or in the dishwasher and dry with a cloth.

e front and carefully

ush the drip tray back into the

 P

coffee machine.

Make sure the drip tray has been pushed righ as it will go.

t into the machine as far

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Cleaning and care

Drip tray cover

 Remo  The

 Dr

 Refit the cove

ve the drip tray cover.

drip tray cover can be cleaned in the dishwasher, or by hand using hot water and a little washing-up liquid.

y the drip tray thoroughly.

r on the drip tray

making sure it sits flush at the front.

Water container

Change the water every day to prevent a build-up of bact

Make sure that the valve, the

derside of the water container and

un the surface the water container sits on are clean. Otherwise the water container will not sit correctly.

water container can be cleaned

 The

in the dishwasher, or by hand using hot water and a little washing-up liquid. After cleaning, dry the water container.

eria.

 C

arefully clean and dry the surface the water container sits on, taking special care to clean the recesses properly.

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Cleaning and care

Waste container

After a certain period of time a reminder

o empty the waste container will

t 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 some water in the wast rinsing process.

 Cle

water and a little washing -up liquid or in the dishwasher, and dry with a soft cloth.

 Also tho

accessible area in the machine where the waste container sits.

e container left over from the

an the waste container with hot

roughly clean the now

Central spout

With the exception of the stainless steel

, all parts of the central spout

cover should be cleaned in the dishwasher at least once a week. This will remove coffee deposits effectively.

Clean the stainless steel spout cover by hand only usin washing-up liquid.

ush the central spout right down 

 P

and remove the cover by pulling it off towards you .

g hot water and a little

 Press catch  upwards, grasp the

dispensing unit by the handle and pull this forwards and off .

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Cleaning and care

 Hold the unit at the sides and pull it

wards to release it.

for

Tip: Place in the upper basket of the dishwasher. Place the connecting pieces and the dispensers in the cutlery tray.

the dispensing unit vertically

 T

urn upper connection piece  and pull it upwards to remove it. Remove lower connecting piece  in the same way.

 Pull off dispensers .

The Y-piece connector must not be

emoved.

 Clean all parts thoroughly.

an the surfaces of the central

 Cle

spout with a damp cloth.

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Cleaning and care

 Reassemble the dispensing unit in

the r

everse order. Make sure that upper connecting piece  clicks into position. Press the dispensers firmly into position  on the dispensing unit.

 Replace the dispensing unit in the

centr

al spout.

 The

n refit the cover.

Maintenance of the milk valve

The milk valve should be cleaned once a week t froth.

 Touch .  Use the  arr

 Select Condition milk valve and then

The central spout will move into the maint

Important. You must r cleaning brush before confirming

Quit maintenance position with

Other damaged.

o ensure good quality milk

ow sensor to select

Maintenance. Touch

ouch

OK.

enance position.

emove the

wise the coffee machine will be

OK.

 Inser

t the brush in the milk valve and

move it back and forth.

ouch

 T

OK.

The milk valve will move into the correct position and the milk pipework will be rinsed thr

ough.

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Cleaning and care

Milk flask and lid

Soiling can cause a fault in the machine.

It is important to keep the neck and flange of the flask clean (whilst filling it and carr

 Clean the milk flask holder on the

coffee machine with a damp cloth.

 Clean the glass milk flask in the

dishwasher or by hand using hot wat Dry the milk flask thoroughly.

Before in the dishwasher:

ying it).

er and a little washing-up liquid.

placing the lid of the milk flask

Dismantling the milk flask lid and cleaning it with the cleaning brush

Milk fat deposits can collect in the milk flask lid. These will sputter when milk froth is being made.

 Pull the milk suction tube  out of

the milk flask lid. Ensure that you also remove seal  when doing this.

 Cle

an both under hot, running water. Insert the cleaning brush supplied into the stainless steel tube and move it back and forth until all milk deposits have been removed.

cause the milk to

 Rinse the milk pipework in the lid

under runn

If when doing this, no water runs out of the milk pipework ,

 dismantle the milk flask lid and clean

it with the cleaning brush supplied.

ing water.

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 Also use

the milk pipework in the lid from above and below.

To reassemble the lid:  First inser

the cleaning brush to clean

t the seal in the lid.

Cleaning and care

Coffee bean container

ake the coffee bean container out of

 T

the machine and then push the lid back to remove it.

 Clean the coffee bean container and

the lid by hand using little washing-up liquid and then dry them both thoroughly.

 Replace the lid and push the

con

tainer back into place in the

machine.

hot water and a

Make sure you do not fit the slanted end of the milk intake tube into the seal. This would damage it.

 Fi

t the milk intake tube into the seal.

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Cleaning and care

Interior and machine front

rst take out all removable parts and

 Fi

then clean the interior and the machine front with a mild solution of hot water and washing-up liquid.

Tip: Use you remove dry ground coffee residues.

A small drip catcher is located inside

ont of the machine at the bottom.

the fr

 Remove the drip catcher and clean it

in the dishwasher or by hand using hot wat liquid.

r vacuum cleaner to

er and a little washing-up

Central spout connector

The part which connects the brew unit and the centr inside of the machine front.

 Cle

an this connection regularly with a damp cloth, taking care not to wipe the grease off the cap.

 Lubrica

month with the silicone grease supplied.

al spout is located on the

te the cap at least once a

After cleaning, remember to replace the drip catcher in the coffee machine.

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Cleaning and care

Brew unit

Removing and cleaning the brew unit by hand

Clean the brew unit by hand only

sing warm water. Do not use

u washing-up liquid. The moving parts of the brew unit are lubricated. Washing-up liquid will damage the brew unit.

The brew unit can be removed for cleaning. It should be cleaned once a week.

 Open the fr  Remo

container and the coffee chute cover.

ont of the coffee machine.

ve the water container, waste

If you cannot remove the brew unit or can on unit is not in the correct position (See "Problem solving guide").

 Cle

ly do so with difficulty, the brew

After taking the brew unit out of the machine do not change the position of

the brew unit handle, as this would cause the brew unit to be out of alignment and you will not be able to push it back into the coffee machine.

an the brew unit by hand under warm running water without using washing-up liquid.

ress the button under the handle of

 P

the brew unit  and, whilst doing so, turn the handle clockwise .

ress the catch in front of the brew

 P

unit  downwards, and pull the brew unit out carefully.

arefully pull the brew unit out of the

 C

coffee machine.

 Wipe any remaining coffee off the

two filters. One filter is located in the funnel and the other to the left of the funnel.

 Dr

y the funnel to prevent ground coffee sticking to it the next time a coffee is prepared.

 Clean the inside of the coffee

ine. Use your vacuum cleaner to

mach remove dry coffee grounds.

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Cleaning and care

To replace the brew unit:  P

roceed in the reverse order: push the brew unit back into the coffee machine, making sure it goes in straight.

 Press the button under the handle of

the brew unit  and, whilst doing so, turn the handle anti-clockwise .

 Clo

se the front.

Maintenance programmes

The coffee machine has the following

enance programmes:

maint – Rinse the machine – Rinse the milk pipework – Clean the milk pipework – Degrease the brew unit – Descale the machine Carry out the relevant maintenance

ogramme when the prompt to do so

pr appears in the display. Please see the following pages for more information.

Opening the "Maintenance" menu

 T

ouch .

 Select  with the arrow

sensors Maintenance. Touch OK.

You can now select a maintenance

ogramme.

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Cleaning and care

Rinsing the machine

You can rinse the milk pipework

anually.

After a coffee has been dispensed, the mach

ine is rinsed before it switches

off. This removes any residual coffee.

 T

ouch . ouch the  arrow sensor until

 T

Maintenance is highlighted. Touch

 T

ouch the arrow sensors until Rinse

appliance is highlighted. Touch

The pipework will now be rinsed thr

ough.

OK.

Rinsing the milk pipework

Milk residue can clog up the milk pipework. If you have made a drink with milk, the coffee machine will rinse the milk pipework aut minutes.

You can also rinse the milk pipework manua

lly.

Tip: Place a suitable container undernea

 T  T

Maintenance is highlighed. Touch

th the central spout.

ouch . ouch the  arrow sensor until

 Select Rinse milk pipework and then

ouch

OK.

The pipework will now be rinsed thr

ough. The water used for rinsing process will run out of the central spout.

omatically after a few

OK.

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Cleaning and care

Cleaning the milk pipework

The milk pipework must be cleaned at least once a week. The co the correct time. Clean the milk pipework

in days will appear in the display three

days before the coffee machine is due to be cleaned. Each time the coffee machine is switched on the number of days until the milk pipework needs to be cleaned will appear in the display.

 T When the number of days remaining

r appear in the display. You cannot make drinks with milk until cleaning has been carried out.

You can now only dispense espresso, coffee, lon will only be able to make drinks with milk once the milk pipework has been cleaned.

 T

ffee machine will prompt you at

OK t

ouch

o confirm the message.

eaches 0, Clean milk pipework will

g coffee and hot water. You

ouch

o confirm the message.

OK t

Carrying out the milk pipework cleaning p

rocess

The cleaning process cannot be

celled once it has started. The

can process has to be completed through to the end.

The Clean milk pipework

maintenance programme lasts for approx. 13 minutes.

ouch .

 T  T

ouch the  arrow until Maintenance

is highlighted. Touch

 T

ouch the arrow sensors until Clean

milk pipework is highlighted. Touch

OK.

The process will start and various messages will appear in the display.

ollow the instructions in the display.

 F When Fill the water container with cleaning

agent and lukewarm water up to the symbol and place in the appliance appears



in the display, proceed as follows.

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Cleaning and care

Make up the cleaning solution

We recommend using Miele milk pipework cleaning agent for cleaning the milk pipework. This has been specially developed for use with Miele coffee machines and pr

events subsequent damage.

The milk pipework cleaning agent is

able to order from Miele or via the

avail internet at www.miele-shop.com.

 Add one sachet of the milk pipework

aning agent to the water container.

cle

the water container. Fill the water con

tainer with fresh tap water and

replace it in the machine.

The cleaning process is finished when

Prog. finished app

ears in the display.

 Fi

ll the water container to the  mark with lukewarm water and stir the solution.

Follow the instructions for the mixing r

atio carefully. It is important that you do not fill the water container with too little water, otherwise cleaning will be incomplete.

 Replace

coffee machine and close the front.

 F

ollow the instructions in the display.

When prompted to by the display,

emove the water container and rinse

 r

it carefully with clean water. Make sure that no cleaning agent is left in

the water container in the

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Cleaning and care

Degreasing the brew unit

Depending on the natural oil content of the coffee used, the br become blocked quite quickly. It must be degreased regularly in order to ensure aromatic coffee and trouble-free operation of the coffee machine.

We recommend using Miele cleaning tablets to clean the brew unit. These have been specially developed for use with Miele coffee machines and prevent subsequent damage. Miele cleaning tablets can be ordered from Miele or www.miele-shop.com.

The maintenance programme for degr

easing the brew unit lasts for

approx. 11 minutes. After 200 portions have been

dispensed, Degrease the brew unit will a

ppear in the display.

ouch

 T

This message will not go out until the br

Carrying out the degreasing the brew uni

 Switch the coffee machine on with

 T  Select Maintenance

OK.

ew unit has been degreased.

t process

the On/Off sensor .

ouch .

sensor and touch

ew unit can

with the  arrow

OK.

 T  F

When Place a cleaning tablet in the ground

coffee chute and close the chute

in the display:

 Remo

 Place

 Close the lid, replace the coffee

 F

When Prog. finished appears in the display

 t The brew unit has now been cleaned.

OK.

ouch ollow the instructions in the display.

appears

ve the coffee chute cover and

open the lid of the coffee chute.

a cleaning tablet into the coffee

chute.

chute cover and close the machine front.

ollow the further instructions given

in the display.

ouch

OK.

 Select Degrease the brew unit and then

touch OK.

The cleaning process cannot be cance

lled once it has started. The process has to be carried through to the end.

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Descaling the machine

Warning. When descaling the machine, cover delicate surfaces and natural flooring to prevent damage from splashes of descaling solution.

Ensure that any splashes of descali immediately.

Limescale builds up in the coffee machi machine needs to be descaled will depend on the water hardness level in your area. It should be descaled regularly to ensure that it functions correctly.

The machine will guide you through the descaling process. Various messages will appear in the display, e.g. you will be prompted to empty the drip tray or fill the water container.

Descaling must be carried out. The pr

ng solution are wiped up

ne through use. How often the

ocess takes approx. 20 minutes.

The coffee machine prompts you when it needs t

appliance needs descaling: 50 will appear

in the display. The remaining number of drinks that can be made before descaling will now show in the display after each drink is made.

 T When the number of remaining portions

eaches 0, the coffee machine will lock

out. You can switch off the coffee machine if

you do not want t time. However, you will be not be able to make any more drinks until descaling has been carried out.

o be descaled. No. of uses until

ouch

o confirm the message.

OK t

o descale it at this

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Descaling the machine

Descaling after prompt appears in the display

Descale the appliance

display.

The descaling process cannot be cancelled once it has started. The process has to be completed through to the end.

 T

ouch

OK. The process will start.  Follow the instructions in the display. When Fill water container with descaling

agent and lukewarm water up to the symbol and place in the appliance appears

in the display, proceed as follows.

appears in the



Make up the descaling solution

We recommend using Miele descaling tablets for optimum r

esults. These have been specially developed for use with Miele coffee machines and prevent subsequent damage.

Other descaling agents, which contain other acids besides citric aci

d and/or other undesirable substances, such as chlorides for example, could damage the coffee machine. Moreover, the descaling effect required could not be guaranteed if the descaling solution was not of the appropriate concentration.

Miele descaling tablets are available to

der from Miele or via the internet at

or www.miele-shop.com.

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Descaling the machine

You will need 2 descaling tablets.

 Fi

ll the water container to the 

symbol with lukewarm water.

 Dr

op 2 descaling tablets in the water.

Follow the instructions for the mixing

atio carefully. It is important that you

r do not fill the water container with too much or too little water. Otherwise the descaling process will be cancelled prematurely.

Carrying out descaling

 Replace

the water container in the

coffee machine and close the front.

 F

ollow the further instructions given

in the display.

When Rinse the water container and fill with

fresh tap water up to the

 symbol

appears in the display:  Carefully rinse the water container

with clean water. Ensure that no descaling solution residue remains in the water container. Fill the water container to the  symbol with fresh, clean tap water.

The cleaning process is finished when rinsing has finished.

 Touch OK. The coffee machine has now been

descaled and can be used for making drinks again.

The water container and the drip tray

ld be cleaned carefully after

shou descaling in order to remove any traces of descaling agent.

To protect the machine and surr

ounding surfaces from damage, make sure you wipe up any spillages or splashes of descaling agent immediately.

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Descaling the machine

Descaling when not prompted by a message

ouch .

 T  Select Maintenance  Select Descale the appliance.

The descaling process cannot be cancelled once it has started. The process has to be completed through to the end.

 T The descaling process will now start.

ouch

OK.

and touch

OK.

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Problem solving guide

Most problems that occur during daily use can be easily corrected. With the help of the follo them.

 W

Repairs and other work by unqualified persons can cause considerable danger

o users.

t Repairs should only be carried out by a Miele authorised technician.

If you cannot resolve the problem following these instructions please contact Miele (see back cover for contact details).

Messages in the display

Fault messages must be confirmed with "OK", otherwise the message can

eappear in the display even though the problem has been remedied.

Follow the instructions which appear in the display to remedy the problem. If after this, the fault message appears in the display again, contact Miele.

Problem Cause and remedy

F1, F2, F3, F4, F80, F81, F82, F83

F74, 77 F225, F226 F235, F236

wing guide, you will be able to find the causes of problems and rectify

arning. Do not open the casing of the machine.

There is an internal fault.  Switch the coffee machine off with the On/Off

sensor . W switching it back on again.

There is an internal fault.  Switch off the coffee machine with the On/Off

sensor . switching the machine back on again.

ait for approx. 1 hour before

Wait for approx. 2 minutes before

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Problem solving guide

Problem Cause and remedy

F73 or

Check the brew unit

The brew unit cannot be positioned correctly, or it is d

irty and the ground coffee cannot be processed.

 Check whether you ca

"Cleaning and care - Brew unit").

 Remove and clean the br

and care – Brew unit").

ush the coffee ejector of the brew unit into the

 P

correct position (see illustration).

ush the waste container and the water container

 P

back in the machine. Do not insert the brew unit. Close the front and switch the machine on with the On/Off sensor .

This will initialise the brew unit motor and put it back int

o the start position.

 When Insert the brew unit appears in the display,

open the fr machine. Close the front.

ont and replace all the parts back in the

n remove the brew unit (see

ew unit (see "Cleaning

If the brew unit cannot be removed:  Switch the machine off with the On/Off sensor .

ait for approx. 2 minutes before switching it

W back on again.

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Problem solving guide

Problem Cause and remedy

Too much ground coffee There is too much ready ground coffee in the ground

offee chute. If more than one level spoon of ground coffee is added to the coffee chute, the brew unit cannot process the coffee. The ground coffee will be directed into the waste container and the fault message will appear in the display.

 Switch the coffee machine off with the On/Off

sensor .

Push the water container in until it engages

 Remove

and care – Brew unit").

 Remove

machine, e.g. with a vacuum cleaner.

 Use the co

coffee to the ground coffee chute. Add only one portion of ground coffee to the chute.

The water container is not in the correct position.  Remo

This fault message also appears if the water container was not corr

 Fill

and restart the descaling process.

and clean the brew unit (see "Cleaning

the ground coffee inside the coffee

ffee spoon supplied to add ground

ve the water container and replace it.

ectly filled and replaced for descaling.

the water container to the descaling symbol 

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Problem solving guide

Unusual performance of the coffee machine

Problem Cause and remedy

The display remains dark aft machine has been switched on using the On/Off sensor .

The lighting remains off aft machine has been switched on.

The coffee machine switches

er the coffee

off suddenly.

The On/Off sensor  w enough.

ouch the depression in the middle of the On/Off

 T

sensor  for at least 3 seconds.

The plug is not inserted in the socket correctly.  Inser

The mains fuse has tripped due to a problem with the coffee machine, the electricity supply or another appliance.

 Switch the coffee machi

 Contact a qualified electrician or Miele.

The lighting has been switched off.  Switch the lighting on (see "Settings - Lighting").

The lighting is faulty.  Contact Miele.

The switch-off time programmed using the timer has b

 I

t the plug into the socket correctly and switch

on.

and unplug it.

een reached.

f required, you can select a new switch-off time

(see "Settings - Timer").

as not touched for long

ne off at the wall socket

The coffee machine is switched on. The lighting switches off suddenly

The sensors do not

eact to touch.

r The coffee machine cannot be operated.

The plug is not inserted in the socket correctly.  Inser

The machine will switch itself off automatically after app

There is an internal fault.  Open the fr

The current process currently will be stopped.  Discon

t the plug into the socket correctly and switch

on.

roximately 10 minutes if it is not being used.

ont of the coffee machine.

nect the coffee machine from the power

supply.

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Problem Cause and remedy

The coffee machine does not switch itself on, although the Switch

on at setting has been

ctivated for the timer.

The system lock has been activated.

ou need to deactivate the system lock (see

 Y

"Settings - System lock").

A day of the week has not been selected.  Check the timer settings and change these if

necessar

y (see "Settings - Timer").

The coffee machine was not used after being

omatically three times in succession

The display is hard to see

or not able to be

switched on aut (holiday mode).

 Switch the machine on and dispense a drink. The display brightness has been set too low.

 Change this setting (see "Settings").

read. After being switched on

Push the water container in until it engages appears in

the display although the wat

er container has been filled and inserted. The machine does not rinse.

The coffee machine needs descaling.  Switch the machine off with the On/Off sensor .

ait for approx. 1 hour.

 Then switch the machine on again. As soon as

Heating-up phase appears in the display, t

and select Descale the appliance.

 Descale the coffee mac

repeat the descaling process.

Problem solving guide

ouch 

hine. You may need to

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Problem solving guide

Problem Cause and remedy

Empty the drip tray

appears in the display, even though the drip tr

ay has been emptied.

The drip tray is not positioned correctly in the machine.

ush the drip tray in as far as it will go.

 P The sensors on the drip tray are not working properly.

The co

ntacts are dirty.

The machine front will not close.

 Clean

The containers are not pushed all the way in.  Check the containers.

The hinges are not correctly aligned.  Adjust the hinges (see "Installation - Adjusting the

the contacts and dry them thoroughly (see

"Cleaning and care - Drip tray").

hinges").

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Problem Cause and remedy

The machine front is diffi

cult to open and

close.

The cap on the central spout connector has either not b

een lubricated or is not lubricated sufficiently.

Problem solving guide

The coffee machine does not rinse itself when turned on.

When rinsing, no water or no

ticeably less water than usual runs out of the central spout. No coffee or noticeably less coffee than usual is dispensed from the central spout. The display and the noise when coffee is being made remain the same. There is noticeably more "coffee water" in the waste container.

 Check the sil

replace it with the extra cap supplied.

 Lubricat

supplied.

Lubricate the cap on the central spout connector r

egularly once a month.

This is not a fault.

the coffee machine still has an operating

If temperature higher than 60 °C, rinsing will not take place.

The central spout is not fitted correctly.  Check whether the cen

assembled as described (see "Cleaning and care – Central spout").

The cap is no longer securely fitted to the central spout conn

 Check the ca

Lubricate the cap with the silicone grease supplied.

The cap on the central spout connector is damaged or missing.

 Replace the cap with the e  Lubricat

supplied.

icone cap for damage. If necessary,

e the cap with the silicone grease

tral spout has been

ector (see "Guide to the machine").

p on the central spout connector.

xtra cap supplied.

e the cap with the silicone grease

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Problem solving guide

Problem Cause and remedy

The descaling process was sta

Loud noises are heard during the descaling pr

The display lights up but the coffee machine does not heat up and no

rted by mistake.

ogramme.

drinks are made.

The descaling process cannot be stopped once the "OK"

sensor has been touched.

Descaling must be continued through to completion.

s is a safety precaution to make sure the machine

Thi is descaled correctly. This is important for the longevity and functional efficiency of your coffee machine.

 Descale the coffee machine (see "Descaling").

This is not a fault. These no the machine at a high pressure.

The Demo mode for demonstrating the coffee machi

 De

mode")

ises occur when water is flushed through

ne in the showroom has been activated.

activate the demo mode (see "Settings – Demo

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Unsatisfactory results

Problem Cause and remedy

The coffee is not hot enough.

The heating-up time is ge

tting longer, the amount of water being dispensed is incorrect and the coffee machine is not performing properly.

Coffee is not being dispensed fr spouts evenly. Milk may be sputtering when being heated up.

The coffee grinder mak

es a louder noise

than usual.

om both

The cup has not been pre-heated. The smaller the cup and the thicker its sides, the

e important it is to pre-heat it.

mor

re-heat the cup, for example, with hot water.

 P The brewing temperature has been set too low.

 Set a higher br

way you like it – Brewing temperature").

The filters in the brew unit are blocked.  Remove and clea

"Cleaning and care – Brew unit").

 Degr

The coffee machine needs descaling.  Descale the coffee machine (see "Descaling").

Coffee deposits in the central spout are obstructing dispensing.

 D

The coffee bean container has become empty during the grin

 Fill

ease the brew unit (see "Cleaning and care –

Brew unit").

ismantle the central spout and clean the components – with the exception of the stainless steel cover – in the dishwasher (see "Cleaning and care – Central spout"). The central spout should be cleaned once a week.

ding process.

the container with fresh beans.

Problem solving guide

ewing temperature (see "Coffee the

n the brew unit by hand (see

There may be stones in amongst the coffee beans.  Switch the coffee machi

Miele.

ne off immediately. Call

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Problem solving guide

Problem Cause and remedy

The coffee flows too qui

ckly into the cup.

The coffee trickles too slowly

The crema on the coffee not as it should be.

into the cup.

or espresso is

The coffee is too coarsely ground.  Set the grinder t

coffee grinder").

The coffee is too finely ground.  Set the grinder t

the coffee grinder").

The grinder setting is not correct.  Set the grinder t

"Setting the coffee grinder").

The brewing temperature is too high for this type of coffee.

 Set a lower br

temperature").

The coffee beans are stale.

fresh coffee beans to the coffee bean

 Add

container.

o a finer setting (see "Setting the

o a coarser setting (see "Setting

o a finer or coarser setting (see

ewing temperature (see "Brewing

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Problem solving guide

Problems when heating up or frothing milk

Problem Cause and remedy

The milk sputters when it is dispensed. Hissing noise

s can be heard when milk is being heated up or frothed. Although the milk should be frothed, only hot milk is dispensed from the central spout.

Fill and insert milk flask

appears in the display even though the milk flask has been filled and inse

rted in the machine.

The milk temperature is too high. Good milk froth can only be achieved when cold milk (< 10 °C) is used.

 Check the t The milk flask has not been fitted correctly and so air

as well as milk is being

ush the milk flask in until it clicks into position.

 P The central spout is not fitted correctly.

 Check whethe

assembled correctly.

The milk pipework in the milk flask lid is dirty.  Dismantle the milk flask lid and clean it with the

clean flask").

 Clean

cleaning brush (see "Central spout" and "Maintenance of the milk valve").

The angled connector is blocked and must be r

eplaced.

 Replace the ang

angled connector").

The milk flask lid could be dirty and this has

evented the sensing function from working

pr properly.

 Clean the milk flask lid and the milk flask

thor

oughly. Dismantle the lid and clean it with the cleaning brush supplied (see "Cleaning and care – Milk flask and lid").

emperature in the milk flask.

sucked in.

r the central spout has been

ing brush (see "Cleaning and care – Milk

the central spout and the milk valve with the

led connector (see "Replacing the

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Problem solving guide

Replacing the angled conn

ector

If instead of being frothed the milk is only bein following first:

– Is the milk in the milk flask cold

– Have the central spout and the milk

– Is the central spout correctly fitted? If after checking the above, milk still

cann connector as follows:

You will need the replacement angled conn machine.

Do not use a needle or similar implement. This would damage the components.

g heated up, check the

(< 10 ° C)?

flask li

d been cleaned carefully?

ot be frothed, replace the angled

ector supplied with the coffee

 Fi

rst release air intake tube  from opening . Then pull off angled connector .

 P

ull both tubes out of the angled

connector.

 Clean air intake tube  under

running water with the cleaning brush supplied. "Blowing through" can help to dislodge blockages.

 Inser

t the brush in milk tube . Move the brush back and forth as far as possible until all milk deposits have been removed.

 Open the maint

back of the machine front.

enance panel on the

 T

ake the new angled connector. (You can dispose of the old angled connector with normal household waste).

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 P

ush the tubes onto the angled connector and fit it in the coffee machine. Make sure that the crosspiece on the angled connector is facing downwards.

 Re-i

nsert the air intake tube into

opening .

Problem solving guide

 Replace

close the front.

the maintenance panel and

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After Sales / Guarantee

After sales service

In the event of a fault which you cannot

ect yourself, or if the machine is

corr under guarantee please contact:

– your Miele Dealer

– Miele.

Contact details for Miele are given at the end of this booklet. N.B. A call-out fee will be char where the problem could have been resolved as described in these instructions.

When contacting your Dealer or Miele, please quot number of your coffee machine. These are shown on the data plate inside the machine.

ged for service visits

e the model and serial

Guarantee

For information on the appliance

antee specific to your country

guar please contact Miele. See back cover for address.

In the UK, your coffee machine is guar

anteed for 2 years from the date of purchase. However, you must activate your cover by calling 0330 160 6640 or registering online at www.miele.co.uk.

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If the settings of the following functions ar

e altered from the factory default,

energy consumption will increase: – Eco mode – Lighting – Time of day display – Timer

Saving energy

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Electrical connection

All electrical work should be carried out by a suitably q 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.

The voltage and frequency are given on the data plat machine. Please ensure these match the household mains supply. This data must correspond in order to avoid damage to the machine. The fuse rating is quoted on the plug.

The coffee machine is supplied with a mains cable with moulded plug for conn

ection to a 50 Hz, 220-240 V

mains supply. The fuse rating must be at least 13 A. Connection should be made via a fused

plug and suitable switche which is easily accessible after installation. If the mains socket is not accessible after the appliance has been built in, a separator for each terminal must be present. There must be an allpole contact gap of at least 3 mm in the switch (including switch, fuses and relays according to EN 60335).

ualified and competent

e located inside the

d socket

The coffee machine must not be used with so-called ener either. These reduce the amount of energy supplied to the machine causing it to overheat.

gy saving devices

Do not connect the machine to an

inver

ter such as those used with an

autonomous energy source e.g. solar power. When switched on, peak loads in the system can cause the safety switch off mechanism to be triggered. This can damage the electronic unit.

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Building-in and combination options

The machine 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

o be built in above another appliance, there must be a full-width, closed shelf

is t between them (except when it is combined with a suitable Miele built-in plate or food warming drawer).

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Installation

Ventilation

Condensate can damage the coffee machine or the housing unit.

The ventilation gaps given must be obser

ved.

Do not cover or block the ventilation gaps.

Dust the ventilation gaps regularly.

Steam which is created when water is

ed up can condense on the interior

heat and the inside of the front of the coffee machine.

When installing the coffee machine ensur

e that there is sufficient ventilation at the rear of the machine to allow steam and heated air to escape without hindrance.

The housing unit should be configured as follows:

– A ventilation gap of at least 40 mm

depth must be allowed for behind the mach

ine for air to circulate.

– The ventilation cross-sections in the

plinth, housing unit and below the r

oom ceiling must amount to at least

200 cm2 to ensure that air can circulate without hindrance.

Top ventilation gap

The ventilation gap at the top of the machi

ne can be constructed in different

ways:

– Air intake  occurs via the plinth at

the bott air escapes at the top  at the rear of the housing unit.

om of the machine and the

directly above the coffee machine with a ventilati

of at least 200 cm2)

in between the housing unit and the ceiling

through a suspended ceiling.

on grille (free air flow

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Installation

Building in the coffee machine

Before installation make sure that ther

e 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 operated when built-in and in an ambient t

emperature range between +10 °C

to +38 °C. You will need two Allen keys (size 3

and 5) for installing the machine.

To align the machine front with the furnitur sealing strip provided all the way around the building-in niche or around the coffee machine.

e front ensure that there is a

Tip: It is useful t the height of the niche to place the machine on. This makes electrical connection easier.

 Usin

g the large allen key, unscrew all

four feet out by 2 mm.

The feet can be unscrewed by up to

ox. 10 mm.

appr

 Connect the machine to the electrical

supply.

Take care not to damage the electrical connection when pushing the mach

o have somewhere at

ine into the niche.

 If the housing unit niche is not fitted

with a sealing strip you should fit a Miele sealing strip to the machine before installing it. This is fitted from the back of the machine.

The sealing strip is available to order fr

om Miele.

 Push the coffee machine all the way

into the niche until you feel a resistance.

 Check the height of the coffee

mach

ine to make sure that it is sitting centrally in the niche and that it is level. If this is not the case, realign the machine using the four feet.

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Installation

Four M5 socket screws are supplied for aligning and securing the machine in its niche.

 Open the fr

loosely fit the screws at either side.

arefully turn the lower socket

 C

screws to centre the machine in the niche.

ighten both upper socket screws by

 T

hand to secure the machine in the unit. Do not overtighten them.

ont of the machine and

Adjusting the hinges

If the machine front becomes difficult to

n or close after installation, you can

ope adjust the hinges to realign it (TX 20):

 Tighten screw  to align the front of

the machine so that it is flush with the front of the housing unit.

ighten screw  to align the front of

 T

the machine horizontally and vertically.

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United Kingdom

Miele Co. Ltd. Fairacres, Marcham Road Abingdon, Oxon, OX14 1TW Customer Contact Centre Tel: 0330 160 6600 E-mail: mielecare@miele.co.uk Internet: www.miele.co.uk

Australia

Miele Australia Pty. Ltd. ACN 005 635 398 ABN 96 005 635 398 1 Gilbert Park Drive, Knoxfield, VIC 3180 Tel: 1300 464 353 Internet: www.miele.com.au

Miele (Shanghai) Trading Ltd. 1-3 Floor, No. 82 Shi Men Yi Road Jing' an District 200040 Shanghai, PRC Tel: +86 21 6157 3500, Fax: +86 21 6157 3511 E-mail: info@miele.cn, Internet: www.miele.cn

China

41/F - 4101, Manhattan Place 23 Wang Tai Road Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong Tel: (852) 2610 1331, Fax: (852)2610 1013 Email: mielehk@miele.com.hk

Miele (Hong Kong) Limited

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India

Miele Ireland Ltd. 2024 Bianconi Avenue Citywest Business Campus, Dublin 24 Tel: (01) 461 07 10, Fax: (01) 461 07 97 E-Mail: info@miele.ie, Internet: www.miele.ie

Ireland

Malaysia

Miele Sdn Bhd Suite 12-2, Level 12 Menara Sapura Kencana Petroleum Solaris Dutamas No. 1, Jalan Dutamas 1 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Phone: +603-6209-0288 Fax: +603-6205-3768

Miele New Zealand Limited IRD 98 463 631 Level 2, 10 College Hill Freemans Bay, Auckland 1011, NZ Tel: 0800 464 353 Internet: www.miele.co.nz

New Zealand

Miele Pte. Ltd. 163 Penang Road # 04 - 03 Winsland House II Singapore 238463 Tel: +65 6735 1191, Fax: +65 6735 1161 E-Mail: info@miele.com.sg Internet: www.miele.sg

Singapore

Miele (Pty) Ltd 63 Peter Place, Bryanston 2194 P.O. Box 69434, Bryanston 2021 Tel: (011) 875 9000, Fax: (011) 875 9035 E-mail: info@miele.co.za Internet: www.miele.co.za

South Africa

Miele Appliances Ltd. P.O. Box 11 47 82 Gold & Diamond Park, Sheikh Zayed Road Building 6 / Offices Nos. 6-214 to 6-220 Dubai Tel: +971-4-341 84 44 Fax: +971-4-341 88 52 E-Mail: info@miele.ae Internet: www.miele.ae

United Arab Emirates

Carl-Miele-Straße 29, 33332 Gütersloh, Germany

Manufacturer:

Miele & Cie. KG

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CVA 6401



M.-Nr. 10 213 550 / 01en – GB

Miele CVA6401 Installation and Operation Guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Warning and Safety instructions

Correct application

Safety with children

Technical safety

Correct use

Cleaning and care

For machines with stainless steel surfaces:

Guide to the machine

Exterior view

Interior view

Controls and display

Accessories

Accessories supplied

Optional accessories

Using for the first time

Before using for the first time

Switching on for the first time

Select language

Setting the time

Setting the date

Display

Water hardness

Measuring the water hardness level

Setting the water hardness level

Operation

Selecting a menu and navigating within a menu

Exiting a menu or cancelling an action

Filling the water container

Filling the coffee bean container

Switching on and off

Switching on

Switching off

Switching off for longer periods of time

Adjusting the central spout to the correct cup height

Making drinks

Making a coffee

Making two portions

Cancelling preparation

Adding ground coffee

Making coffee with ground coffee

Making coffee with ground coffee

Drinks with milk

Notes on the milk flask

Making drinks with milk

Dispensing hot water

To cancel preparation:

Making drinks using a profile

After making drinks

Coffee the way you like it

Grinder setting

Amount of coffee

Brewing temperature

Pre-brewing the coffee

Portion size

Changing the portion size while making a drink

Profiles

Opening a profile

Creating a profile

If you do not want to save your entry:

Selecting a profile

Changing the name

Deleting a profile

Changing a profile

Settings

Opening the Settings menu

Changing and saving settings

Possible setting options

Language

Time

Display (Time of day display)

Clock format

Setting the time

Date

Timer

Selecting a timer

Switch off after