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The new way of enjoying coffee

With the Senseo you can now enjoy a perfect cup of coffee - topped
with a rich layer of crema - whenever you feel like it.Each cup is freshly
brewed,so you're always sure of that pure, smooth taste.The unique
brewing system of the Senseo from Philips in combination with the
special coffee pads from Douwe Egberts make sure you get only the
very best in flavour and aroma from freshly roasted coffee.

The Douwe Egberts coffee in convenient coffee pads and Philips'
unique new brewing system are perfectly matched to ensure that the
best taste and aroma are extracted from the coffee.

To optimise the taste of the coffee,you should keep the following
aspects in mind:

Fresh water

Use fresh water every day.If you have not used the appliance for some
time, rinse the water reservoir,fill it with fresh water and flush the
appliance before you use it again (see 'Preparing the appliance for
use').

Fresh coffee pads

The Douwe Egberts Senseo coffee pads will stay fresh longer if you
close the package by means of the keep-fresh seal after use or if you
store them in a storage container.

A clean appliance

Clean and descale your Philips Senseo coffee maker regularly (see
'Cleaning' and 'Descaling').

Remove used coffee pads after brewing.If a used pad has been left in
the coffee maker and you have not used the appliance for some time,
flush the appliance before you use it again (see 'Preparing the appliance
for use').

Preparing the appliance for use

◗ Check whether the mains voltage indicated on the appliance

corresponds with the mains voltage in your home before you
connect the appliance.

◗ Do not use the appliance if the plug,the cord or the appliance

itself is damaged.

◗ Put the appliance in a frost-free place,on a flat,stable surface,out

of the reach of children.

◗ Do not use the appliance at altitudes higher than 1000 m above

sea level.

◗ The appliance does not work at temperatures below 10cC/42cF.

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