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PURE
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Type HD8765
Read carefully before using the machine.
English
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FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be
followed, including the following:
1. Read all instructions.
2. Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs.
3. To protect against fire, electric shock and injury to persons do not immerse
cord, plugs, or appliance in water or other liquid.
4. Close supervision is necessary when the appliance is used by or near
children.
5. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow to cool
before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning the appliance.
6. Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the
appliance malfunctions, or has been damaged in any manner. Return
appliance to the nearest authorized service facility for examination, repair
or adjustment.
7. The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the appliance
manufacturer may result in fire, electric shock or injury to persons.
8. Do not use outdoors.
9. Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter, or touch hot surfaces.
10. Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner, or in a heated oven.
11. Always attach plug to appliance first, then plug cord into wall outlet. To
disconnect, turn any control to “off”, then remove plug from wall outlet.
12. Do not use appliance for other than intended use.
13. Save these instructions.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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CAUTION
This appliance is for household use only. Any servicing, other than cleaning
and user maintenance, should be performed by an authorized service center.
Do not immerse machine in water. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock,
do not disassemble the machine. There are no parts inside the machine
serviceable by the user. Repair should be done by authorized service personnel
only.
1. Check voltage to be sure that the voltage indicated on the nameplate
corresponds with your voltage.
2. Never use warm or hot water to fill the water tank. Use cold water only.
3. Keep your hands and the cord away from hot parts of the appliance during
operation.
4. Never clean with scrubbing powders or harsh cleaners. Simply use a soft
cloth dampened with water.
5. For optimal taste of your coffee, use purified or bottled water. Periodic
descaling is still recommended every 2-3 months.
6. Do not use caramelized or flavored coffee beans.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE POWER
SUPPLY CORD
A. A short power-supply cord (or detachable power-supply cord) is to be
provided to reduce risks resulting from becoming entangled in or tripping
over a longer cord.
B. Longer detachable power-supply cords or extension cords are available
and may used if care is exercised in their use.
C. If a long detachable power-supply cord or extension cord is used,
1. The marked electrical rating of the detachable power-supply cord or
extension cord should be at least as great as the electrical rating of the
appliance
2. If the appliance is of the grounded type, the extension cord should be a
grounding-type 3-wire cord, and
3. The longer cord should be arranged so that it will not drape over the
counter top or table top where it can be pulled on by children or tripped
over.
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Congratulations on your purchase of a Saeco Minuto Pure
fully automatic espresso machine!
To fully bene t from the support that Saeco o ers, please
register your product at www.philips.com/welcome.
The machine is suitable for preparing espresso co ees using
whole co ee beans.
In this user manual you will nd all the information you need
to install, use, clean and descale your machine.
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CONTENTS
INSTALLATION ................................................................................................. 4
Product Overview ............................................................................................................................ 4
General Description ......................................................................................................................... 5
PREPARING FOR USE ........................................................................................ 6
Machine Packaging ......................................................................................................................... 6
Machine Installation ....................................................................................................................... 6
USING THE MACHINE FOR THE FIRST TIME ......................................................... 8
Circuit Priming ................................................................................................................................ 8
Automatic Rinse/Self-Cleaning Cycle...............................................................................................9
Manual Rinse Cycle........................................................................................................................ 10
“INTENZA+” Water Filter Installation ............................................................................................ 12
ADJUSTMENTS ................................................................................................13
Saeco Adapting System ................................................................................................................. 13
Adjusting the Co ee Grinder. ........................................................................................................ 14
Adjusting the Co ee Dispensing Spout ......................................................................................... 15
Adjusting the Co ee Length ......................................................................................................... 16
ESPRESSO AND COFFEE BREWING ....................................................................17
FROTHING MILK/MAKING A CAPPUCCINO .........................................................18
Frothing milk ................................................................................................................................ 18
Making a capuccino....................................................................................................................... 19
HOT WATER DISPENSING .................................................................................20
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ........................................................................21
Daily Cleaning of the Machine ....................................................................................................... 21
Daily Cleaning of the Water Tank ................................................................................................... 22
Daily Cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother ...................................................................................... 22
Weekly Cleaning of the Machine ................................................................................................... 23
Weekly Cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother .................................................................................. 23
Weekly Cleaning of the Brew Group and of the Co ee Exit Duct ....................................................24
Monthly Lubrication of the Brew Group ........................................................................................ 27
Monthly Cleaning of the Co ee B ean Hopper ................................................................................ 28
DESCALING .....................................................................................................29
WARNING SIGNALS .........................................................................................34
TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................38
ENERGY SAVING ..............................................................................................40
Stand-by ....................................................................................................................................... 40
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................41
WARRANTY AND SERVICE ................................................................................41
Warranty ....................................................................................................................................... 41
Service .......................................................................................................................................... 41
ORDERING MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS ..............................................................42
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INSTALLATION
Product Overview
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General Description
1. Grinder adjustment knob
2. Co ee bean hopper
3. Water tank + Lid
4. Co ee bean hopper lid
5. Control panel
6. Co ee Dispensing spout
7. Full drip tray indicator
8. Cup holder grill
9. Drip tray
10. Co ee grounds drawer
11. Brew group
12. Co ee residues drawer
13. Service door
14. Wand protective gripper
15. Classic Milk Frother (for hot water/steam)
16. Power cord socket
17. Power button
18. Espresso brew button
19. ON/OFF button
20. Co ee brew button
21. Steam button
22. Hot water button
23. Descaling button
24. No water light
25. Empty co ee grounds drawer light
26. No co ee light
27. General warning light
28. Descaling cycle light
29. Rinse cycle light
30. Co ee grinder adjustment key
31. Power cord
32. Grease for the brew group - to be purchased separately
33. Cleaning brush - to be purchased separately
34. Descaling solution- to be purchased separately
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PREPARING FOR USE
Machine Packaging
The original packaging has been designed and constructed to protect the
machine during transport. We recommend keeping the packaging material
for possible future transport.
Machine Installation
Remove the machine from the packaging.
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For best use, it is recommended to:
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• choose a safe, level surface, where there will be no danger of overturning the machine or being injured;
• choose a location that is su ciently well-lit, clean and near an easily reachable socket;
• allow for a minimum distance from the sides of the machine as
shown in the illustration.
Remove the water tank lid.
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Lift the water tank using the handle.
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Rinse the water tank with fresh water.
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Fill the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level and reinsert it
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into the machine. Make sure it is fully inserted.
Caution:
Never ll the water tank with warm, hot, sparkling water or any other
liquid, as this may cause damage to the water tank and the machine.
Remove the co ee bean hopper lid.
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Slowly pour the co ee beans into the co ee bean hopper.
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Note:
Do not pour too many co ee beans into the co ee bean hopper as this will
reduce the grinding performance of the machine.
Caution:
Only co ee beans must be put into the co ee bean hopper. Ground
co ee, instant co ee, caramelized co ee or any other object may
damage the machine.
Put the lid back on the co ee bean hopper.
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Insert the plug into the socket located on the back of the machine.
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Insert the plug at the other end of the power cord into a wall socket
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with suitable power voltage.
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Switch the power button to “I” to turn on the machine. The “ ” button
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ashes.
To turn on the machine simply press the “ ” button.
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USING THE MACHINE FOR THE FIRST TIME
When using the machine for the rst time, the following activities need to
happen:
1) you need to prime the circuit;
2) the machine will perform an automatic rinse/ self-cleaning cycle;
3) you need to initiate a manual rinse cycle.
Circuit Priming
During this process fresh water ows through the internal circuit of the
machine and the machine warms up. This takes a few minutes.
Place a container under the hot water/steam wand.
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The “ ” light and the “ ” light ash simultaneously; then the “ ” but-
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ton lights up. To prime the circuit, press the “
” button.
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The machine warms up; the “ ” and “ ” buttons ash simultane-
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ously.
Automatic Rinse/Self-Cleaning Cycle
When warm-up is complete, the machine automatically performs a rinse/
self-cleaning cycle of the internal circuit with fresh water. This takes less
than a minute.
Place a container under the co ee dispensing spout to catch the water
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which will be dispensed.
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The “ ” and “ ” buttons ash simultaneously. Wait for the cycle to
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nish automatically.
When the cycle has nished the “ ”, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” buttons are
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steady on. You can now perform the manual rinse cycle.
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Manual Rinse Cycle
During this process you activate the co ee brewing cycle and fresh water
ows through the water circuit. This takes a few minutes.
Place a container under the co ee dispensing spout.
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Check that the “ ”, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” buttons are steady on.
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Press the “ ” button. The machine starts brewing co ee. Wait until
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brewing has nished and empty the container.
Place the container under the Classic Milk Frother.
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Press the “ ” button to dispense hot water.
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Dispense all the remaining water. The “ ” light is steady on.
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Note:
Press the “
restarted by pressing the “
” button to interrupt the manual rinse cycle. The cycle can be
” button.
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Fill the water tank again up to the MAX level. Now the machine is ready
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for co ee brewing.
Note:
When you haven’t used the machine for 2 or more weeks, the machine
will automatically perform an automatic rinse/self-cleaning cycle after you
switch it on. Following this, you need to initiate a manual rinse cycle as
described above.
The automatic rinse/self-cleaning cycle also starts when the machine has
been in stand-by mode or switched o for more than 15 minutes.
After this cycle has nished, you can brew a co ee.
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“INTENZA+” Water Filter Installation
We recommend you to install the “INTENZA+” water lter as this prevents
limescale build-up in your machine and preserves a more intense aroma of
your co ee.
The “INTENZA+” water lter can be purchased separately. For further details, please refer to the maintenance products page in this user manual.
Water is a crucial part of every co ee, so it is very important to always have
it professionally ltered. Using the “INTENZA+” water lter will prevent
mineral deposits from building up and improve your water quality.
Remove the small white lter from the water tank and store it in a dry
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place.
Remove the “INTENZA+” water lter from its packaging, immerse it ver-
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tically (with the opening positioned upwards) in cold water and gently
press the sides so as to let the air bubbles out.
Set the “INTENZA+” water lter according to the hardness of the water
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used:
A = Soft water
B = Hard water (standard)
C = Very hard water
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Put the “INTENZA+” water lter into the empty water tank. Press it
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down until it cannot move any further.
Fill the water tank with fresh water and reinsert it into the machine.
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Check that the “ ”, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” buttons are permanently on.
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Press the “ ” button to dispense hot water.
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Dispense all water in the tank. The “ ” light is steady on.
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Fill the water tank again with fresh water and reinsert it into the ma-
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chine.
Now the " ", " ", " " and " " buttons are steady on.
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Note:
We recommend you to replace the Intenza + lter every 2 months.
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ADJUSTMENTS
The machine allows for certain adjustments so that you can brew the best
tasting co ee possible.
Saeco Adapting System
Co ee is a natural product and its characteristics may change according to
its origin, blend and roast. The machine is equipped with a self-adjusting
system that allows the use of all types of co ee beans available on the
market except for caramelized and avoured co ee beans.
The machine automatically adjusts itself after brewing a certain number of
cups of co ee to optimise the extraction.
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Adjusting the Co ee Grinder.
You can adjust the grinder to set the co ee grinding to your personal taste.
Warning:
The co ee grinder contains moving parts that may be dangerous. Do
not insert ngers or other objects. Only adjust the co ee grinder using the grinder adjustment key.
Warning:
The grinder adjustment knob, inside the co ee bean hopper, must be
turned only one notch at a time.
Press and turn the grinder adjustment knob inside the co ee bean
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hopper one notch at a time. Use the special co ee grinder adjustment
key supplied. You will taste the di erence after brewing 2-3 cups of
co ee.
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The reference marks inside the co ee bean hopper indicate the grind
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setting. There are 5 di erent grind settings to choose from: position 1
for coarse grind - lighter taste to position 2 for ne grind - bolder taste.
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Adjusting the Co ee Dispensing Spout
The height of the dispensing spout can be adjusted to better t the dimensions of the cups that you wish to use.
Move the dispensing spout up or down with your ngers to adjust its
height as shown in the image.
The recommended positions are:
For the use of small cups;
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For the use of large cups.
Two cups can also be placed under the dispensing spout to brew two cups
of espresso or two cups of co ee at the same time.
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Adjusting the Co ee Length
The machine allows you to adjust the amount of brewed co ee according
to your taste and the size of your cups.
Each time the “
amount of co ee. Each button may be individually programmed for a
speci c brew setting.
” or “ ” button is pressed, the machine brews a pre-set
The following procedure describes how to programme the “
Place a cup under the dispensing spout.
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Press and hold the “ ” button until it starts to ash quickly. Then
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release the button. The machine is now programming. The “
ashes during the programming cycle.
The machine starts brewing co ee.
Press the “ ” button as soon as the desired amount of co ee is
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reached.
Now the “
will brew the same amount of espresso that was just programmed.
” button is programmed; each time it is pressed, the machine
” button.
” button
Note:
Follow the same procedure to program the “
Press the “
is reached.
” button to stop brewing when the desired amount of co ee
” button.
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ESPRESSO AND COFFEE BREWING
Before brewing co ee, make sure that the machine is ready to use and that
the water tank and co ee bean hopper are lled. The “
” buttons are steady on.
Place 1 or 2 cups under the dispensing spout.
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”, “ ”, “ ” and “
Press the “ ” button for an espresso or the “ ” button for a co ee.
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To brew 1 cup of espresso or co ee, press the desired button once. The
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pressed button ashes slowly.
To brew 2 cups of espresso or co ee, press the desired button twice
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consecutively. The pressed button ashes quickly twice.
Note:
In this operating mode, the machine automatically grinds and doses the
correct amount of co ee. Brewing two espressos or two co ee requires
two grinding and brewing cycles, automatically carried out by the machine.
After the prebrewing cycle, co ee begins to pour out of the dispensing
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spout.
Co ee brewing automatically stops when the preset level is reached;
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press the same button pressed previously to stop it earlier.
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FROTHING MILK/MAKING A CAPPUCCINO
Warning:
Danger of burning! Dispensing may be preceded by small jets of hot
water. The Classic Milk Frother may reach high temperatures. Never
touch it with bare hands. Use the appropriate protective handle only.
Frothing milk
Fill 1/3 of a container with cold milk.
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Note:
When preparing your cappuccino, use cold (~5°C / 41°F) milk with a protein
content of at least 3% to ensure optimum results. Whole milk or skimmed
milk may be used depending on individual taste.
Note:
When you plan to dispense steam right after switching on the machine or
after brewing a co ee, some water still present in the circuit may need to
be dispensed rst. To do this, press the “
a few seconds. Thereafter press the “
Continue with step 2.
” button to dispense steam for
” button again to stop dispensing.
Before dispensing steam, make sure that the machine is ready to use
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and the water tank is lled. The “
steady on.
Immerse the Classic Milk Frother in the milk.
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”, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” buttons are
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Press the “ ” button to dispense steam.
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The “ ” button ashes slowly during the warm-up time required by
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the machine. Once the warm-up phase has nished, steam dispensing
begins and the “
Froth the milk by gently swirling the container and moving it up and
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down.
When the milk froth has the desired consistency, press the “ ” button
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to stop steam dispensing.
Note:
After having pressed the “
the machine stops dispensing steam completely: the “
quickly during this time.
” button ashes.
” button it will take a few seconds before
” button ashes
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Note:
Steam dispensing stops after 3 minutes. Press the “
dispensing steam again.
Caution:
After frothing the milk, a small quantity of hot water must be dispensed
into a container. Remove the external part of the Classic Milk Frother
and wash it with lukewarm water.
Note:
After dispensing steam, it is possible to brew an espresso or a co ee, or
dispense hot water, straight after.
” button to start
Making a capuccino
To make a cappuccino place your cup with frothed milk under the co ee
dispensing spout and brew an espresso.
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HOT WATER DISPENSING
Warning:
Danger of burning! Dispensing may be preceded by small jets of hot
water. The Classic Milk Frother may reach high temperatures: never
touch it with bare hands. Use the appropriate protective handle only.
Before dispensing hot water, make sure that the machine is ready to use
and the water tank is lled. The “
on.
Place a container under the Classic Milk Frother.
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Press the “ ” button to dispense hot water.
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The “ ” button ashes slowly during the warm-up time required by
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the machine. Once the warm-up phase has nished, hot water dispensing begins and the “
” button ashes slowly .
”, “ ”, “ ” and “ ” buttons are steady
Pour the desired amount of hot water. To stop the hot water dispens-
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ing, press the “
” button.
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Daily Cleaning of the Machine
Caution:
Timely cleaning and maintenance of your machine is very important
as it prolongs the life of your machine. Your machine gets exposed to
moist, co ee and lime scale continuously!
In this chapter it is described in detail which activities you need to
perform at which frequency. Not doing this will ultimately make your
machine stop working properly. This repair is NOT covered by your
warranty.
Note:
- Use a soft, dampened cloth to clean the machine.
- Only the cup holder grill can be washed in the dishwasher. All other
components must be washed with lukewarm water.
- Do not immerse the machine in water.
- Do not use alcohol, solvents, and/or abrasive objects to clean the
machine.
- Do not dry the machine and/or its components using a microwave
and/or standard oven.
Empty and clean the co ee grounds drawer and the drip tray daily
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with the machine turned on.
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Other maintenance operations can only be carried out when the machine
is turned o and unplugged.
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Remove the co ee grounds drawer and empty it.
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Empty and clean the drip tray.
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Insert the co ee grounds drawer back into the drip tray and this into
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the machine.
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Note:
Also empty the drip tray and co ee grounds drawer when the full drip tray
indicator is raised.
Daily Cleaning of the Water Tank
Remove the small white lter or the “INTENZA+” water lter (if in-
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stalled) from the water tank and wash it with fresh water.
Put the small white lter or the “INTENZA+” water lter (if installed)
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back in its housing by gently pressing and turning it at the same time.
Fill the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level.
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Daily Cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother
It is important that you clean the Classic Milk Frother daily or after each use
as it preserves hygiene and ensures perfect milk froth consistency.
After frothing the milk, a small quantity of hot water must be dispensed
into a container.
Remove the external part of the Classic Milk Frother and wash it with
lukewarm water.
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Weekly Cleaning of the Machine
Clean the seat of the drip tray.
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Weekly Cleaning of the Classic Milk Frother
The weekly cleaning is more thorough, since you need to disassemble all
the Classic Milk Frother components.
The following cleaning operations are required:
Remove the external part of the Classic Milk Frother. Wash it with luke-
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warm water.
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Remove the upper part of the Classic Milk Frother from the steam/hot
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water wand.
Wash the upper part of the Classic Milk Frother with fresh water.
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Clean the steam/hot water wand of the Classic Milk Frother with a wet
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cloth to remove milk residues.
Put the upper part back into the steam/hot water wand (make sure it is
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completely inserted).
Reassemble the external part of the Classic Milk Frother.
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Weekly Cleaning of the Brew Group and of the Co ee Exit Duct
The brew group should be cleaned every time the co ee bean hopper is
lled or at least once a week.
Turn o the machine by pressing the “ ” button and unplug the
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power cord.
Remove the drip tray and co ee grounds drawer. Only at this time
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open the service door.
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To remove the brew group, press the «PUSH» button and pull it by the
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handle. Pull it out horizontally without turning it.
Remove the co ee residues drawer and wash it thoroughly.
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Clean the co ee exit duct thoroughly with a spoon handle or with
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another round-tipped kitchen utensil.
Thoroughly wash the brew group with fresh, lukewarm water and care-
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fully clean the upper lter.
Caution:
Do not use detergent or soap to clean the brew group.
Let the brew group air-dry thoroughly.
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Thoroughly clean the inside of the machine using a soft, dampened
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cloth.
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Make sure the brew group is in the o position; the two reference signs
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must match. If they do no match, proceed as described in step (10).
Gently pull down the lever until it is in contact with the brew group
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base and the two reference signs on the side of the brew group match.
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Make sure the hook to lock the brew group is in the correct position by
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rmly pressing the “PUSH” button until it locks into place. Check if the
hook is at the top end position. If it is not, please try again.
Insert the co ee residues drawer in its seat and ensure that it is cor-
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rectly in place.
Note:
If the co ee residues drawer is not correctly positioned, the brew group
may not t into the machine.
Insert the brew group in its seat again until it locks into place without
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pressing the “PUSH” button.
Insert the co ee grounds drawer with the drip tray back into the ma-
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chine and close the service door.
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Monthly Lubrication of the Brew Group
Lubricate the brew group after approximately 500 cups of co ee or once a
month.
The grease to lubricate the brew group can be purchased separately. For
further details, please refer to the maintenance products page in this user
manual.
Caution:
Before lubricating the brew group, clean it with fresh water and let it
dry, as described in the “Weekly Cleaning of the Brew Group” chapter.
Apply the grease evenly on both side guides.
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Also lubricate the shaft.
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Insert the brew group in its seat until it locks into place (see the
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“Weekly Cleaning of the Brew Group” chapter).
Insert the co ee grounds drawer with the drip tray back into the ma-
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chine and close the service door.
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Monthly Cleaning of the Co ee Bean Hopper
Clean the co ee bean hopper once a month when it is empty with a damp
cloth to remove co ee oil. Thereafter re ll it with co ee beans.
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DESCALING
The descaling process takes approx. 35 minutes.
Limescale builds up inside the machine during use. It needs to be removed
regularly as it may clog the water and co ee circuit of your machine. The
machine indicates when descaling is needed. When the “
button is steady on, the machine needs descaling.
Caution:
Not doing this will ultimately make your machine stop working properly, and in this case repair is NOT covered by your warranty.
Use the Saeco descaling solution only. Its formula has been designed to
ensure better machine performance.
You can purchase separately the Saeco descaling solution. Please refer to
the maintenance products page in this user manual for further details.
Warning:
Never drink the descaling solution or any products dispensed until the
cycle has been carried out to the end. Never use vinegar as a descaling
solution.
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Note:
During the descaling cycle do not switch o the machine. If this has happened you have to restart the descaling cycle to fully complete it. It will
restart from the point the descaling cycle had previously been left.
To execute the descaling cycle, follow the steps below:
Before descaling:
Empty the drip tray and the co ee grounds drawer.
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Remove the Classic Milk Frother from the steam/hot water wand.
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Remove the water tank and remove the “INTENZA+” water lter from
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the water tank if it was installed and replace it with the small white
original one.
Pour the entire content of the descaling solution into the water tank
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and ll it with fresh water up to the calc clean level.
Place the water tank back into the machine.
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Place a large container (1.5l / 50.7 ounces) under both the steam/hot
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water wand and the dispensing spout.
Press and hold the “ ” button for at least 3 seconds to
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start the descaling process.
The “
when the descaling process is nished.
” button will begin to ash and will only stop
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The machine will begin dispensing the descaling solution through the
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steam/hot water wand at intervals. This takes approx. 25 min. During
this phase the
Note:
The descaling cycle may be paused by pressing the “
tinue the cycle, press the “
ton ashes. During the descaling cycle the “
allows you to empty the container or to stay away from the machine for a
brief period of time.
“ ”
light is steady on.
” button again. During the pause the “ ” but-
” button. To con-
” button is steady on. This
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When the
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Remove the water tank, rinse it and ll it up to the MAX level with fresh
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water.
Place the water tank back into the machine. The
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“ ” light is steady on, the water tank is empty.
“ ”
light turns on.
Empty the container used to collect the descaling solution.
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Empty the drip tray and co ee grounds drawer and place them back.
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Put the container back under both the steam/hot water wand and the
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co ee dispensing spout.
3
When the “ ” button ashes, press it to start the rinse cycle.
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Note:
The rinse cycle may be paused by pressing the
“ ”
cycle, press the
During the descaling cycle the
empty the container or to stay away from the machine for a brief period of
time.
When the
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9-15. When the
button again. During the pause the
“ ”
button is steady on. This allows you to
“ ” light is steady on, the water tank is empty.
“ ”
light is steady on again, go to step 17.
“ ”
button. To continue the
“ ”
button ashes.
Repeat steps
When the water tank is empty, remove it, rinse it and ll it up to the
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MAX level with fresh water. Place it back into the machine.
Note:
The circuit must be cleaned with a preset quantity of water.
If the water tank is not lled up to MAX level, the machine might require
three or more re lls for rinsing.
When the amount of water needed for the rinse cycle has been com-
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pletely dispensed the cleaning cycle button turns o , the “
is steady on and the
machine needs to be primed.
“ ”
and
“ ”
lights ash to indicate that the
” button
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Press the “ ” button to prime the circuit. During priming the
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“ ”
keep on ashing.
They stop ashing when the priming is nished.
The “ ” and “ ” buttons ash simultaneously; the machine carries
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out the warm-up and automatic rinse cycle to prepare for co ee brewing.
The descaling cycle is now complete.
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Remove and empty the container.
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“ ”
and
Empty the drip tray and co ee grounds drawer and place them back.
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2
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Remove the small white lter and place back the “INTENZA+” water
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lter into the water tank if it was installed.
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Note:
At the end of the descaling cycle, wash the brew group as described in the
“Weekly Cleaning of the Brew Group” chapter.
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Warning signals
Flashing
WARNING SIGNALS
The machine is performing one of the following operations:
- Warm-up
- Automatic rinse.
You have to prime the machine by pressing the espresso
button. Once pressed, the “
During priming the “
They stop ashing when the priming is nished.
” button turns o .
” and “ ” keep on ashing.
“ ” steady on and
Steady on
Flashing slowly
Flashing slowly
“ ”
and
“ ”
ashing
The machine is ready for use.
The machine is brewing one cup of espresso.
The machine is brewing one cup of co ee.
The machine is brewing two cups of espresso.
Quickly double ashing
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Warning signals
Quickly double ashing
Flashing quickly
Flashing quickly
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The machine is brewing two cups of co ee.
The machine is programming the amount of espresso to
brew.
The machine is programming the amount of co ee to be
brewed.
The machine is dispensing steam.
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Flashing slowly
Flashing quickly
Flashing slowly
The machine is in the stop steam dispensing phase
The machine is dispensing hot water.
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Warning signals
Fill the water tank.
Steady on
Completely insert the drip tray with the co ee grounds
drawer into the machine and close the service door.
Steady on
The brew group is being reset due to machine reset.
Flashing quickly
Insert the brew group properly.
Flashing slowly
Steady on
Flashing
Empty the co ee grounds drawer.
The co ee grounds drawer is not inserted into the machine. Wait a few seconds till the
”
is steady on. Then insert the co ee grounds drawer in the
machine and close the service door.
“ ”
goes out and the
“
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Warning signals
Steady on
Flashing slowly
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Re ll the co ee bean hopper with co ee beans and try
again to make a co ee. The light turns o only when the
bean hopper lid has been placed back.
It is possible to dispense steam and hot water when this
warning light shows.
The bean hopper lid has been removed after having selected a co ee product. Put the lid back on.
The machine needs to be descaled. Follow the steps described in the “Descaling” chapter of this manual.
Please note that not descaling your machine will ultimately
make it stop working properly. In this case repair is NOT
covered under your warranty.
Turn o the machine. Turn it back on after 30 seconds.
Repeat the procedure 2 or 3 times.
If the machine does not start, contact the Philips SAECO
hotline in your country (contact details in the warranty
booklet)
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All lights ashing simultaneously
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TROUBLESHOOTING
This chapter summarizes the most common problems you could encounter with your machine.
If you are unable to solve the problem with the information below, visit
www.philips.com/support for a list of frequently asked questions or
contact the Philips Saeco hotline in your country.
The contact details can be found in the warranty booklet supplied separately or on www.philips.com/support.
Machine actions Causes Solutions
The machine does not switch
on.
The drip tray gets lled although no water is drained.
“ ”
light is always dis-
The
played on the machine.
Co ee is not hot enough. The cups are cold. Preheat the cups with hot water.
Co ee is not creamy enough
(see note).
The machine takes a long
time to warm up or the
amount of water dispensed
is too little.
The brew group cannot be
removed.
The machine grinds the
co ee beans but no co ee
comes out
(see note)
Co ee is too weak.
(see note)
The machine is not connected to
the electric network, or the power
button is in the “O” position.
Sometimes water is drained automatically by the machine into the
drip tray to manage the rinsing of
the circuits and ensure optimum
machine performance.
The co ee grounds drawer was
emptied with the machine o .
The blend is unsuitable, co ee is
not freshly roasted or the grind is
too coarse.
The machine circuit is clogged by
limescale.
The brew group is out of place. Turn on the machine. Close the ser-
The co ee grounds drawer is
inserted.
The brew group is dirty. Clean the brew group (see the
This might occur when the machine is automatically adjusting
the dose.
The dispensing spout is dirty. Clean the dispensing spout.
This might occur when the ma-
chine is automatically adjusting
the dose.
Connect the machine to the electric
network and turn the power button
to the “I” position.
This is a standard operating procedure.
The co ee grounds drawer must
always be emptied with the machine
on.
Change co ee blend or adjust
the grind setting as explained in
the chapter “Adjusting the Co ee
Grinder”.
Descale the machine.
vice door. The brew group automatically returns to the initial position.
Remove the co ee grounds drawer
before removing the brew group.
"Weekly Cleaning of the Brew
Group" chapter).
Brew a few cups of co ee as
described in the “Saeco Adapting
System” chapter.
Brew a few cups of co ee as
described in the “Saeco Adapting
System” chapter.
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Machine actions Causes Solutions
Co ee is brewed slowly.
(see note)
Co ee leaks out of the dispensing spout.
No hot water or steam is
dispensed.
The co ee grind is too ne. Change co ee blend or adjust the
grind as explained in the chapter
“Adjusting the Co ee Grinder”.
The brew group is dirty. Clean the brew group (see the
"Weekly Cleaning of the Brew
Group" chapter).
The dispensing spout is clogged. Clean the dispensing spout and its
holes.
The hole of the steam/hot water
wand is clogged.
The Classic Milk Frother is dirty. Clean the Classic Milk Frother.
Note:
These problems can be considered normal if the co ee blend has been
changed or if the machine has just been installed. In this case wait until the
machine performs a self-adjusting operation as described in the "Saeco
Adapting System" chapter.
Clean the hole of the steam wand
using a pin.
Make sure that the machine is
o and has cooled down before
doing this.
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ENERGY SAVING
Stand-by
The Saeco fully automatic espresso co ee machine is designed for energy
saving proven by the Class A energy label.
After 30 minutes of inactivity, the machine turns o automatically. If a
product has been brewed the machine performs a rinse cycle.
In stand-by mode, the energy consumption is below 1Wh.
To turn on the machine, press the
of the machine is set to “I”). If the boiler is cold the machine performs a
rinse cycle.
“ ” button (if power button on the back
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the technical
speci cations of the product.
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Nominal Voltage - Power
Rating - Power Supply
Housing material Thermoplastic material
Size (w x h x d) 215 x 330 x 429 mm / 8.5 x 13 x 16.9 inches
Weight 7 kg / 16 pounds
Power cord length 800 - 1200 mm / 32-47 inches
Control panel Front panel
Cup sizes Up to 152 mm / 6 inches
Water tank 1.8 liters/60.8 ounces - Removable type
Co ee bean hopper
capacity
Co ee grounds drawer
capacity
Pump pressure 15 bar
Boiler Stainless steel type
Safety devices Thermal fuse
See label on the inside of the service door
250 g / 1 cup
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WARRANTY AND SERVICE
Warranty
For detailed information on your warranty and related conditions, please
read the warranty booklet supplied separately.
Service
We want to ensure that you remain satis ed with your machine.
If you have not already done so, please register your purchase at
www.philips.com/welcome. This will enable us to stay in contact with you
and send you cleaning and descaling reminders.
If you need service or support, please visit the Philips website at
www.philips.com/support or contact the Philips Saeco hotline in your
country. You nd its phone number in the warranty booklet by packed
separately or on www.philips.com/support.
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ORDERING MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS
For cleaning and descaling, use Saeco maintenance products only.
purchase these at the Philips online shop at www.shop.philips.com/service,
your local dealer or at authorised service centres.
If you have any di culties obtaining maintenance products for your machine, please contact the Philips Saeco hotline in your country.
The contact details can be found in the warranty booklet by-packed separately or on www.philips.com/support.
Overview of maintenance products
- Descaling solution CA6700
You can
- INTENZA+ water lter cartridge CA6702
- Grease HD5061
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- Maintenance kit CA 6706
- Cleaning brush CA HD5084
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