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Instructions for use
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Thank you for buying this ROWENTA espresso coffee-maker. Please read these instructions
carefully and keep them handy.
Installation
Remove all packing, labels and various accessories both inside and around the appliance.
Place the appliance on a stable, flat, clean and cool surface.
Place the appliance and its power supply cord well behind the work surface, out of reach
of children.
Do not use the appliance on or near to slippery or hot surfaces and do not let the cord hang
down over a work top, above a source of heat (hot plates or gas rings).
Check that the water tank contains enough
water. Top up if necessary without going
over the maximum level.
Take care to put the tank back in place
against the appliance and close the lid.
Measure out the ground coffee using the
spoon provided :1 heaped spoonful for one
cup,2 flat spoonfuls for two cups. . Remove
the ground coffee remaining on the edge of
the filter-holder. Engage the filter holder
fully until you hear a click.
Making espresso coffee
Rinse the coffee-maker before using it.
Pour about 1/2 litre of water into the tank. Place a container/cup
with high enough capacity under the filter-holder. Run the appliance as when making an expresso, but without ground coffee in
the filter-holder, for about 1 to 2 minutes. Also run the appliance
on steam function for about 1 to 2 minutes (see following paragraphs).
On first use
USE
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Plug in the appliance. Place the cup(s) under the filter-holder
Check that your electrical power supply is compatible with the
power and voltage shown on the appliance.
Only connect the appliance to a socket with built-in earth.
If the power supply cable is damaged,you must have it replaced by
the manufacturer, his product support service or a person with
similar qualification to avoid danger.
Pre-heat the cups to obtain very hot espresso coffee. Use small cups that hold no more than
50 ml.
If the lights are off and the coffee-maker does not operate, check the position of the tank.
During operation, the appliance will be pressurised: never leave it unattended
Never leave the appliance plugged in when not in use.
Your appliance is equipped with an automatic system designed to tamp down the ground
coffee and thus make coffee in the best conditions
Set the control selector to position
. The lights will come ON. When the
light goes off, position the control
selector to . The appliance's automatic piston will tamp down the ground coffee
in the filter-holder.The coffee will flow after
about 15 seconds.
To stop coffee flowing and to release the
filter-holder, set the control selector to 0.
After about 10 seconds, the piston will
move up again and you can take out the filter-holder. Eject the cake of coffee grounds
by pressing the ejection control on the top
of the handle. Rinse the filter-holder.
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Using steam: making cappuccino coffees
and hot drinks
Check that the water tank contains enough
water.
Engage the filter holder fully until you hear
a click.
Set the control selector to position /.
The lights will come ON. The operating tem-
perature will be reached when light goes
OFF. Plunge the steam nozzle in the liquid
you want to heat or froth. Do not allow the
liquid to come above the black ring.
Set the control selector to position
The steam will be pushed through the
liquid. The pump will run intermittently, this
is normal. To obtain good, even froth on
milk, make circular and up and down movements with the jug and use very fresh cold,
full-cream milk or fresh long-life skimmed
milk.
Once you have finished, set the control selector to position "0".
Immediately and carefully clean the steam nozzle with a wet sponge.
Caution: both the nozzle and the liquid will be extremely hot.Take
care to avoid injury through scalding.
Making a cappuccino coffee:
Always prepare coffee first. First heat up a large cup, and then fill to about a 1/3 of its capacity with expresso coffee. Heat and froth cold milk in another container using the steam
nozzle. Pour the milk and froth into the coffee and then sprinkle with cocoa powder.
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Maintaining your espresso coffee-maker
Clean the outside of the appliance with a wet sponge. Regularly wash the tank, drip collector, drip collector grid and filter-holder. Use a coin to disassemble the steam nozzle fitting.
Rinse with clean water. If necessary, clean the hole with a needle.
Check that the appliance is cold and unplug from the mains before any cleaning operation.
Do not use alcohol or solvent based cleaning products.
Do not immerse the appliance in water.
Do not put any part of the appliance in the dishwasher.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
To clean the filter-holder, take the lower part of the filter-holder between your thumb and index finger. Press using your thumb and
open the compartment. Rinse the assembly in clean water activating the ejection button if necessary. Push back the compartment.
Scale removal
Regularly remove scale from your expresso machine. De-scaling frequency will of course
depend on the number of expressos you make but also on the hardness of the water you
use. It is best to remove scale once a month, or more often if your water has a high lime
content. No repair resulting from scaling will be covered under the guarantee.
To remove scale from your appliance: use pure spirit vinegar (never use wine vinegar) or a
“special coffee-maker” food standard scale remover as available in the shops and diluted
according to the instructions.
Pour about 1/2 litre of pure spirit vinegar into the tank. Place a container/cup with high
enough capacity under the filter-holder. Run the appliance as when making an expresso,
without ground coffee in the filter-holder, for about 1 to 2 minutes. Also run the appliance
in steam function for 1 to 2 minutes. Wait for about 10 minutes in the pre-heating position
then repeat the operation.
To rinse your appliance:rinse then fill the tank with clean water. Then run your appliance as
for scale removal. Repeat the operation 2 or 3 times for a perfect rinse.
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PROBLEM CHECK-LIST
Filter holder cannot
be removed.
Excess coffee grounds
in the cup.
Water leaks from the
tank during transport.
The coffee flows too
slowly, or faster into
one cup than into the
other.
Difficulties engaging
the filter holder in its
recess.
Coffee leaks from the
sides of the filter holder.
The coffee has a taste
of vinegar.
The steam nozzle no
longer makes the
milk frothy
The lights are OFF
and the appliance
does not work.
The lights are OFF
and the appliance no
longer works
You have stopped the appliance by unplugging or you have
removed the tank.
The coffee flow cycle has not
finished.
The filter-holder is dirty.
Coffee grounds on surrounding edge of filter-holder.
The valve at the bottom of the
tank is dirty.
The filter holder is dirty or scaled.
The appliance is scaled.
The guide slide is dirty.
Excess ground coffee
Inadequate rinsing after scale
removal.
The nozzle is blocked or full of scale.
You are using milk that is too
hot or not fresh enough.
The tank is located incorrectly.
The appliance is disconnected
from the electrical supply.
The appliance has ov e r h e a t e d ,
thus triggering the safety devic e .
plug the appliance back in and
replace the tank, then set the
control selector to position 0
before attempting to remov e
the filter- h o l d e r.
Clean the filter-holder
Rinse the tank while mov i n g
the valve from underneath
with your finger.
Clean or remove scale from
the filter holder.
Re m ove scale from the
appliance.
Clean the slide with a wet
s p o n g e .
Use less ground coff e e .
Repeat rinsing operation.
Re m ove scale and then clean the
hole of the nozzle with a needle.
A l ways use very fresh, cold milk.
Full-cream milk or semi-skimmed
milk gives the best results. Lo n g life skimmed milk can also be used.
Slide the tank into place, pushing firmly against the back of
the appliance.
Re-connect the appliance.
Contact our service centre.
A ny problem or queries, please contact our Customer Relations team on: 0845 602 14 5 4 - U K
( 01) 4751947 - Ireland.
Only approved Centres are authorized to carry out repair. See wa rranty conditions and after sales service
leaflet provided with your applianceThis product has been designed for domestic use only. A ny commercial use, inappropriate use or failure to comply with the instructions, Rowenta accepts no responsability
and the guarantee will not apply.
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WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
(for uk only)
Wa r n i n g :
this appliance must be eart h e d .
I m p o rtant :
the wires in this lead
are coloured in
accordance with
the following codes:
Green and Ye l l o w : eart h
B r o w n : liv e
B l u e : neutral
•Connect the green/yellow wire to the terminal in the plug marked “E” or by the
earth symbol or coloured green or coloured green and yellow.
•Connect the brown wire to the terminal in the plug marked “L” or coloured red.
•Connect the blue wire to the terminal in the plug marked “N” or coloured black.
•A 13 amp fuse should be fitted when the appliance is connected to a BS 1363 A
plug.
•Seek professional advice if unsure of the correct procedure for the above.
•Important : if the electrical cord of this appliance is damaged or shows signs of
wear, it must only be replaced by an authorised Tefal Service Centre (see section
After Sales Service).
About your factory fitted plug
(supplied with certain models only)
•The cord is already fitted with a plug incorporating an appropriate fuse. If the plug
does not fit your socket outlet, see paragraph below. Should you need to replace
the fuse in the plug supplied an appropriately rated approved BS 1362 fuse must
be used (refer to wiring instructions specification for fuse rating). If the plug supplied does not fit your socket outlet, it should be removed from the mains lead
and disposed of safety. The flexible cord insulation should be stripped back as
appropriate and a suitable alternative plug fitted.
•If the plug has external access to the fuse (non-rewirable type plug) please note
that the fuse cover is an important part of the plug.Please ensure that it is always
refitted correctly. If you lose this cover please do not use the plug. You may
contact Rowenta UK Limited for a replacement.
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