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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions
should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric
shock, and/or injury to persons, including the following:
1
Read all instructions and information in this instruction
book and any other literature included in this carton
referring to this product before operating or using this
appliance.
2
Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs.
3 To protect against fire, electric shock and personal injury
do not immerse cord, plugs or appliance in water or
other liquid.
4
Close supervision is necessary when any 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 way. Return appliance to the nearest
authorized service center for examination, repair or
adjustment.
7
The use of accessory attachments not recommended
by the appliance manufacturer may result in fire,
electric shock or personal injury.
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 turn appliance OFF, then plug cord into the
wall outlet. To disconnect, turn switch to OFF, then
remove plug from wall outlet.
12
Do not use appliance for other than intended household
use.
13
Use extreme caution when using hot steam.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION
This appliance is for household use. Any servicing, other
than cleaning and user maintenance, should be performed
by an authorized service center. Do not immerse base in
water.To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not
disassemble the base. There are no user serviceable parts
inside. Repair should be done by authorized service
personnel only.
1 Check voltage to be sure that the voltage indicated on
the nameplate agrees 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 scouring powders or hard implements.
Simply use a soft cloth dampened with water.
5
For optimal taste of your coffee, use purified or filtered
water. Your appliance will still need descaling every
2-3 months.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
POWER SUPPLY CORD
A A short power-supply cord is provided to reduce risks
of getting tangled up or tripping over a longer cord.
B Longer extension cords are available and may be used
if care is exercised in their use.
C If a long extension cord is used:
1 the marked electrical rating of the 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
the cable does not hang from the table to avoid
the risk of getting caught up in it.
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1 GENERALITIES
This coffee maker is designed to make espresso
coffee using both coffee beans and preground
coffee; it is also equipped with a device for
supplying steam and hot water.
This elegantly designed appliance has been
designed for household use and is not suitable
for continuous, professional-type use.
Caution: The manufacturer cannot be
held liable for any damages/injury
attributable to the following:
Incorrect use and not in keeping with the
indented use.
Repairs not carried out by authorized
service centers.
Tampering with the supply cord.
Tampering with any machine part.
Use of not original spare parts and
accessory attachments.
Limescale and / or freezing damage.
In these cases, the warranty is voided.
1. 1Reading this instruction book
The following symbols have been
used to facilitate reading:
The caution triangle denotes all
instructions important for the safety
of the user . Follow these instructions
scrupulously to avoid serious injury!
This symbol denotes information that
should be taken into account to get
the most out of the appliance.
The figures referred to in the
text can be found on the
cover flap.
Keep these pages open when
reading the instructions.
1. 2 Using this instruction book
Keep these instructions in a safe place and hand
them over to any other person who uses this
coffee maker.
For additional information or for information
on topics not covered or inadequately covered
in this book, contact the authorized service
centers.
2 TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Nominal Voltage
See nameplate found on the appliance.
Rated Output
See nameplate found on the appliance.
Material of Body
Thermoplastic (ABS)
Dimensions (l x h x d)
11" x 15.2" x 15.4" / 280 x 385 x 390 mm
W eight
17.6 lbs / 8 kg
Cord Length
4 '/ 1200 mm
Control Panel
Front
Water tank
Removable
P ower Supply
See nameplate found on the appliance.
Water tank
46 oz / 1.3 l
Coffee Container Capacity (Coffee Beans)
8 oz / 230 g
P ump Pressure (bar)
15
Boiler
Aluminium
Safety Devices
Boiler pressure safety valve
Safety thermostat
The manufacturer reserves the right to
change the make up of the machine in the
light of any technological breakthrough.
The machine complies to the European Standard
89/336/EEC (legislative decree 476 04.12.92),
referring to the elimination of broadcasting
disturbance.
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sizes in millimeter
100
100
250
100
100
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3 SAFETY STANDARDS
Never let live parts come into contact with
water: short-circuit hazard! The superheated
steam and hot water can cause scalding!
Never direct the steam or the hot water jet
towards body parts! Touch the steam /hot
water nozzle carefully: scalding hazard!
Intended Use
- This coffee maker is intended for household
use only.
- Do not make technical changes and use the
appliance inappropriately: damage/injury
hazard!
- The coffee maker must only be used by adults
who are in full control of their mental and
physical capacities.
Power Supply
- Connect the coffee maker to a suitable outlet
only.
- The voltage must match the one specified on
the nameplate of the appliance.
Power Supply Cord (Fig.A)
- Never use the coffee maker if it has a faulty
cord.
- The defective cord must be replaced
immediately.
- An authorized service center must replace the
defective cords and plugs immediately.
- Do not let the cord touch sharp edges, very
hot objects and oily surfaces.
- Do not carry or pull the coffee maker by the
cord.
- Do not pull the cable to remove the plug ,
and do not touch the plug with wet hands or
feet.
- Avoid letting the cord dangle from tables or
raised surfaces.
Preventing Injury (Fig.B)
- Ensure that the machine is out of the reach of
children.
Children are not aware of the risks involved
in electrical appliances.
- Do not leave packing material near
children.
Scalding Hazard (Fig.C)
- Do not direct the flow of the superheated
steam and/or hot water towards yourself and/
or others: scalding hazard!
- Always use the correct handles or knobs.
- Do not insert objects through the openings in
the appliance.
Space necessary to installation, usage,
and maintenance. (Fig.D)
- Place the machine on a flat, even surface.
- The machine must be positioned in a safe
place where it cannot be knocked over or
cause injury.
- Choose a position that is well-lit, hygienic and
where a wall socket is easily accessible.
- To prevent melting or damage to the casing,
do not rest the machine on very hot surfaces
or near open flames.
- Place the coffee maker 4"/ 10 cm away from
walls and cooking tops.
- Do not keep the machine at a temperature below 32 F/0°C; freezing may damage
the machine.
- The wall outlet must be reachable at all times.
- Do not use the coffee maker outdoors.
Cleaning (Fig.E)
- Before cleaning the coffee maker, switch the
ON/OFF switch (7) to O/OFF; then, remove
the plug from the wall outlet.
- Wait for the machine to cool down.
- Never immerse the appliance in water! Avoid
splashes.
- Never tamper with the machine inside parts.
Storing the Appliance
- When the appliance is not used regularly ,
switch OFF the appliance and remove the plug
from the wall outlet.
- Store it in a dry place, away from children.
- Protect it from dust and dirt.
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Repairing / Maintenance
- If the coffee maker falls and you see or suspect
damages or malfunctions, immediately
remove the plug from the wall. Never use faulty
machines.
- Repairs must be made by authorized service
centers only.
- If authorized service centers do not carry out
maintenance work and/or repairs, the
manufacturer is not liable for any damages.
Fire Fighting
- In the event of a fire, use carbon dioxide
extinguishers (CO2). Do not use water or
powder extinguishers.
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
See Fig.01
1 Coffee bean container
2 Coffee bean container lid
(aroma preserver)
3 Grinder control knob
4 Dose control knob
5 Preground coffee doser lid
6 Cup warming surface
7 ON- OFF switch
8 Water tank lid
9 Water tank
10 Dump box
11 Power cord
12 Drip tray + grill
13 Height adjustable coffee dispenser
14 Steam / hot water nozzle
15 Front door
16 Steam / hot water knob
17 Brew unit
18 Control panel
19 Brew unit key
20 Cleaning brush
21 Preground coffee measuring scoop
Control panel
22 Preground coffee button /LED
23 Espresso coffee button / temperature-ready
LED
24 Long coffee button / temperature ready
LED
25 Hot water button / LED
26 Descale button / LED
27 Water warning light
28 Our of bean warning light / full dump box
warning light
29 Malfunction warning light
30 Full drip tray float
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4 INST ALLING THE COFFEE
MAKER
For your safety and the safety of third
parties, follow the Safety Standards (see
chapter 3).
4.1 Packaging
The original packaging was designed and made
to protect the appliance during shipment.
We recommend you keep it for future needs.
4.2 Preliminaries
Remove the coffee maker from the
packaging and position it in a suitable
location that meets the requirements
specified and described in the safety
standards (chap.3).
O pen the machine door, take the drip tray
(12) from the package, and fit the dump box
(10); then, fit the drip tray in the machine
(Fig.21).
Make sure that the drip tray and grill
(Fig.01, pos. 12), the dump box (10) and the
brew unit (17) are inserted correctly and
that the front door (15) is closed.
Keep the cleaning brush (20) and the brew
group key (19) handy as you will need them
for regular maintenance.
If the red light (29) is still on when the machine
is started, it means that one of the parts
described above is positioned incorrectly.
Caution: Y ou must read chapter 15.
This chapter explains in detail the
meaning of all the visual signals displayed
to the user through the lights (LEDs) found
on the control panel.
4 .3 Preparing the coffee maker for use
Remove the water tank lid (Fig.02) and
remove the tank (Fig.03). Rinse and fill with
fresh water (Fig.04);we recommend that you .
do not exceed the MAX level mark.
Put the water tank back in its place and
put the lid on it.
Always fill the tank (9) with fresh still
water. Hot water and other liquids can
damage the tank and/or the appliance. Do
not operate the appliance without water:
make sure that there is enough water inside
the tank.
Lift the coffee bean container lid (Fig.05) and
fill the contain with coffee beans (Fig.06).
Use coffee beans only . Ground and
instant coffee, as well as other items,
cause damage to the appliance.
Put the lid of the coffee bean container (1)
back in place.
Insert the plug into the outlet at the back of
the coffee maker (Fig.07) after making sure
that the ON/OFF switch (7) is in the O/
OFF position.
Insert the other end of the plug into a suitable
wall outlet.
When not in use, the ON/OFF switch of the
appliance is in the O position. T o switch ON
the coffee maker, simply press the switch
(Fig.08) to the I position. The LEDs (23) and
(24) start flashing on the control panel.
To prime the machine, position the steam/hot
water nozzle (Fig.01, item 14) over the drip tray
and place a cup under the steam nozzle.
Press the hot water button (25) and turn
the knob counterclockwise. Wait for water
to flow regularly from the nozzle and, then, shut
off the flow by turning the knob chockwise.
Note: Y ou must prime the machine as
soon as it is switched ON for the first
time, if the machine has not been used for a
a long time, if the water tank has been
emptied completely or if the warning light
(27) flashes.
After switching ON the appliance, LEDs (23)
and (24) flash simultaneously during the
heating phase. Once the heating phase is
finished, LEDs (23) and (24) come on steady.
At this point, your coffee maker is ready for use.
Follow the instructions below to dispense
coffee, hot water or steam and use the
appliance correctly.
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5 THE COFFEE GRINDER (FIG.10)
Caution! Only turn the grinder control
knob, found inside the coffee bean
container (Fig .10), when the coffee grinder
is working and in increments of 2 settings
at a time only. Do not insert ground and/or
instant coffee in the coffee bean container. Do
not insert anything other than coffee beans
in the container. The coffee grinder contains
dangerous moving parts; keep fingers and/or
other objects away. Before carrying out any
operations in the coffee bean container, switch
OFF the ON/OFF switch (7) and remove the
plug from the wall outlet. Do not insert coffee
beans when the coffee grinder is working..
The quality and the taste of your coffee depend
not only on the blend you use, but also on
the grinder setting.
The appliance comes with a grinder adjustment
knob (Fig.10). T o use this feature, turn the
graduated knob when the coffee grinder is
working and in increments of 2. The numbers
displayed on the knob indicate the grinder
setting. The manufacturer sets the knob to an
average grinder setting at the factory: if the ground
coffee is too fine, turn the knob toward the higher
numbers; if the ground coffee is too coarse, turn
the knob toward the lower numbers.
You will notice the change only after brewing
three /four cups of coffee.
Use coffee beans for espresso coffee makers.
Avoid using extreme grinder positions (e.g. 1 and
16); if this is necessary , try using different coffee
blends.
Store the coffee in a cool and dry place, in an
airtight container.
You should change the grinder position if the
coffee does not flow optimally , specifically:
Too fast = grinding too coarse > grind coffee
finer (smaller setting);
Too slow (drips and/or no flow) = grinding too
fine > grind coffee coarser (higher setting).
6 ADJUSTING THE COFFEE
DOSE (FIG.11)
You may select the quantity of coffee beans (dose)
that you wish to grind per cup. The manufacturer
sets an average dose at the factory.
To change the coffee dose, simply turn the knob
(Fig. 11) found inside the coffee bean
container. Turn it counterclockwise to increase the
dose (towards +) and clockwise to decrease the
dose (towards -). The - = 6g and + = 9 g.
You must adjust the dose before pressing the
desired coffee button.
This system allows you to obtain an optimal cup
of coffee with all types of marketed coffee.
7 THE COFFEE DISPENSER
Note: If the appliance does not dispense coffee, check the water level
in the tank.
Before making coffee, make sure that the
green temperature-ready LEDs (23) and
(24) are on steady and that the water tank
and the coffee bean container are full.
Place 1 or 2 coffee cups under the coffee
dispenser spouts; you can adjust the
height of the dispenser by moving it up or
down manually (F ig.12) to adjust the spouts
to your cups.
7. 1 Making coffee with coffee beans
To dispense the coffee, press the desired
coffee button (23) or (24). The selected
button starts flashing (see chap.15), while the
other switches off.
To make 1 cup of coffee, position a single
cup under the coffee dispenser spouts and
press the button (23) or (24) only once; to
make 2 cups of coffee or a double shot,
position one or two cups under the spouts and
press the button (23) or (24) twice in rapid suc-
cession. In this operating mode, the appliance
automatically grinds and doses the right
quantity of coffee; going through two
grinding and dispensing cycles automatically
and dispensing 2 cups of coffee or a double
shot.
Then, the dispensing cycle starts.
After carrying out the prebrewing cycle, coffee
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will start to come out of the spout (F ig.01,
pos.13).
The coffee will stop flowing automatically when
the preset level is reached (see par.7.3). Y ou
can interrupt the flow of coffee by pressing
the button (Fig.01, pos.23 or 24).
7. 2 Making coffee with preground coffee
In this operating mode, you must use
the supplied measuring scoop
(Fig.01, pos.21) to dose the preground coffee.
Only use ground coffee suitable for
espresso coffee makers in the doser
(5); placing coffee beans, instant coffee and
other materials inside the doser causes
damage to the appliance.
Keep fingers away from the preground
coffee doser since there are moving
parts.
Use the supplied measuring scoop (21) to
measure the right quantity of preground coffee
to place in the doser.
Use only one level measuring scoop at a time;
to make two cups of coffee using preground,
you must go through the entire process twice.
Press the button (22) to select the preground
function, the LED lights up.
Lift the lid of the preground coffee doser
(Fig.13).
Fill one level scoop of preground coffee; discard
any excess quantity of ground coffee.
Fill the doser with the preground coffee (Fig.13)
Close the lid of the preground coffee
doser.
To make the coffee, press the desired coffee
button (23) or (24); the selected button starts
flashing (see chapter 15), while the other
switches off.
The dispensing cycle begins.
After carrying out the prebrewing cycle, coffee
will start to come out of the spout (13).
The coffee will stop flowing automatically when
the preset level is reached (see par. 7.3).
You can interrupt the flow of coffee by pressing
either coffee button (23) or (24).
Then the machine automatically returns to the
normal operating mode (see para. 7.1).
7 .3 Adjusting the quantity of coffee per
cup
Your coffee maker has been programmed to
make 2 types of coffee: espresso coffee with the
button (23) and long coffee with the button (24).
To adjust the programmed values to the size of
your cups, place the cup under the coffee
dispenser (13), press the button of the desired
type of coffee (23) or (24) and keep it pressed.
Wait for the machine to fill the cup up to the
desired level and, then, release the button.
Note: keep coffee button (23) or (24)
pressed during the entire coffee
dispensing process. Maximum level is 8 oz.
In this way, the appliance is reprogrammed
to supply the quantity of coffee you selected.
8 DISPENSING HOT WATER
Caution: splashing may occur at the
start - scalding hazard! The hot water
nozzle can reach high temperatures: avoid
touching directly with your hands.
Before dispensing hot water, make sure that
the hot water button (25) is activated (light
will be on steady).
Proceed as follows when the appliance is ready
to dispense hot water:
Place a cup and/or pitcher under the steam/
hot water nozzle (Fig.15).
Turn the knob counterclockwise as shown in Fig.15.
When you have obtained the desired quantity
of hot water, turn the knob clockwise to shut
off the flow. The appliance is immediately ready
to brew coffee.
9 DISPENSING STEAM / PREPARING
CAPPUCCINO
Steam can be used to froth milk for
cappuccinos and also to heat other
beverages.
Scalding hazard!
Splashing may occur at the start scalding hazard! The hot water nozzle can
reach high temperatures: avoid touching
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touching directly with your hands.
This appliance has a Rapid Steam feature which
eliminates waiting time between frothing and
brewing. Making cappuccinos and lattes has
never been this easy!
Before dispensing steam, make sure the hot
water button (25) is OFF.
Direct the steam nozzle (14) towards the drip
tray and turn the steam/ hot water knob (16).
Purge any residual water in the system and close
the steam knob as soon as you get a good jet of
steam through the nozzle.
Fill a pitcher or a cup 1/3 full with cold milk.
For best results when making
cappuccinos, the milk and the used
cup should be cold.
Immerse the steam nozzle 1/4" into the milk
to be frothed and turn the steam knob (16)
counterclockwise.
movements to make a uniform froth (Fig.16).
Continue steaming until you have the desired
amount of froth and the milk is approx.165F
hot, then close the steam knob (16).
The same system can be used to heat other
beverages.
Clean the steam nozzle with a damp cloth
(Fig.17)
9.1
Making coffee after using the
steam function
If you want to make more coffee immediately
after steaming milk, you can go straight into
brewing a cup of coffee. Just press the desired
coffee button!
10 CLEANING AND MAINTE -
NANCE
General Cleaning
Maintenance and cleaning should only be
carried out when the appliance is cold and
disconnected from the power supply.
Do not immerse the appliance in water and
do not wash any parts in the dishwasher.
Do not use abrasives or aggressive chemicals
(solvents) for cleaning.
Do not dry the machine and/or any of its
parts using a microwave and/or conventional
oven.
We recommend you clean the water tank and
change the water daily.
Clean the preground coffee doser daily.
- Use the supplied brush to clean the doser
(Fig.18).
To clean the appliance, use a soft cloth
dampened with water (Fig.19).
Clean the service area and the brew
unit.
We recommend you empty and clean the drip
tray (12) and the dump box (10) daily; to
carry out this operation you must open the front
door (Fig.20) and remove the drip tray (Fig.
21); then, you can empty and clean all the
components.
You can remove the coffee dispenser in order
to clean it (Fig.24):
- lower the dispensing nozzles
- take the dispensing unit as shown in Fig. 24,
and remove it from its housing
- wash the whole unit with warm water.
10.1 The brew unit
The brew unit (17) must be cleaned
each time you fill the coffee bean con-
tainer or at least once a week.
Switch off the appliance by pressing the ON/
OFF switch (7) to the O/OFF position and remove the plug from the wall outlet.
Open the service door (15). R emove the drip
tray (12) and the dump box.
Remove the brew unit by holding it by its
handle and pressing the PUSH button
(Fig.22))
Turn the container slowly with up and down
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Make sure that the stainless steel filter is free
from any coffee residue. The top filter can
be removed by unscrewing the plastic pin
counterclockwise using the specific brew unit
key supplied with the machine (Fig.23).
Wash the brew unit only with cold or warm water:
do not use detergents. Then thoroughly wash
and dry all its components.
Put the filter back on and carefully hand tighten
the plastic pin back on using the specific key.
Clean the compartment inside the appliance.
Holding it by its handle, slide the brew unit
back in place until it locks in place.
Insert the dump box, the drip tray and grill back
in place. Close the door (15).
Regular lubrication of the brew unit is also recommended. Contact Saeco USA for more information.
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DESCALING
Limescale / mineral / scale build-up will occur
during the lifespan of this appliance. To ensure
the longevity of your machine, you should descale
it every 2-3 months, or sooner if you notice a
reduction in the water flow or when the LED of
the button (26) flashes.
We recommend the Saeco descaler.
You can also use any citric based,
non-toxic and non-chemical descaler/ decalcifier for these systems.
Caution! Never use vinegar.
To descale the appliance proceed as follows:
Mix the descaler with water as specified on
the package and fill the water tank.
Switch ON the appliance with the ON/OFF
switch (7).
Press the button (26) for at least 5 seconds to
select the descaling operating mode; the LED
will come on steady when descaling activated.
Direct the steam nozzle (14) toward the drip
tray.
Position a large container under the steam
nozzle and turn the hot water knob counterclockwise (16). The appliance starts an
automatic descaling cycle with pauses preset
by the manufacturer and managed
automatically by the appliance.
At the end of the cycle, the flow of the
descaling solution is shut off and the 5 buttons
start flashing simultaneously.
Turn the knob of the hot water nozzle (16)
clockwise to OFF. At this time the warning light
(27) flashes.
Rinse the water tank and fill it with fresh
water.
Position a large container under the steam
nozzle and empty 2/3 of the contents of
the water tank by turning the steam knob (16)
counterclockwise; to shut off the flow, turn the
knob (16) clockwise.
Let the appliance heat up and empty the
remaining contents of the water tank by pressing
the hot water button (25) and turning steam knob (16)
counterclockwise; to stop flow, turn it clockwise.
If you use a descaling/ decalcifying
product other than Saeco's, follow
the manufacturer's directions on the package to mix the right quantity of product/
water. Then descale as described above.
If the descaling cycle is interrupted
by switching the machine OFF , it will
continue when the machine is switched back
ON . You must finish the descaling cycle.
12 FUNCTION PROGRAMMING
The appliance allows you to program some
parameters depending on your needs.
To program the functions, you must enter the
programming mode as follows:
Ensure that the ON/OFF switch (7) of the
appliance is switched to O/OFF and that the
hot water / steam knob (16) is OFF.
Press the buttons (23) and (25) and, at the
same time, switch ON the appliance using
the ON/OFF switch (7).
You are now in the programming mode.
To quit the programming mode and
implement your changes, switch the machine
OFF and, then, back ON again using the
main switch (7).
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12.1 Programming water hardness
Water hardness varies, depending on the area and
type of water used. This coffee maker can be adjusted
so that it will work optimally with the water
hardness level, expressed on a scale from 1 to
4, of your area.
The appliance is already set to an average value
(hardness 3).
Before proceeding , you must check
the water hardness of your area
using the strip supplied with the appliance.
Quickly immerse (1 second) the strip into
the water and shake slightly . After a minute, the strip shows the test results.
To program this function, proceed as follows:
Press the button (22); the number of lit buttons
indicates the programmed water hardness;
If you desire to change the water hardness
level, press the button (22) repeatedly until the
correct number of lit buttons are displayed,
indicating the water hardness level.
If in doubt,program to a higher water hardness.
Hardness 1 = buttons (22) and (23) lit
Hardness 2 = buttons (22), (23) and (24) lit
Hardness 3 = buttons (22), (23), (24) and (25) lit
Hardness 4 = buttons (22), (23), (24), (25) and (26) lit
The hardness index matches the 1-4 squares on
the strip.
12.2 Programming the rinsing cycle
When first switched ON, the machine will carry out
an automatic rinsing cycle. Approx. 3-4 oz of water
are dispensed through the system and out through
the coffee dispenser to ensure you get fresh water
for your first cup of coffee.
To program this function, proceed as follows:
Press the button (23); when the function is ON, the
warning light (27) lights up.
12.3 Programming Prebrewing
The prebrewing process slightly dampens the
coffee before brewing to improve the extraction;
this brings out the full aroma of the coffee and
gives it an excellent taste.
To program this function, proceed as follows:
P
ress the button (24); when the function is ON,
the warning light (28) lights up.
Note: the manufacturer has already
activated this function.
12.4 Programming Pregrinding
The pregrinding procedure makes the machine
grind twice: the first time, for the cup of coffee just
selected, and then, for the next cup of coffee
(not yet selected). This function is only useful
when preparing numerous cups of coffee in
rapid succession (for example, during a dinner
party) as you always have a dose of ground coffee
ready to go.
To program this function, proceed as follows:
Press the button (25); when the function is ON,
the warning light (29) lights up.
13 LEGAL INFORMATION
This instruction book contains the necessary
information to use and upkeep your appliance
correctly.
The information should be viewed as a
guideline to use and upkeep your coffee
maker in safety. The information is not
exhaustive. For additional information or for
information on topics not covered or
inadequately covered in this book, please
contact the authorized service centers or the
manufacturer directly.
In addition, we should mention that these
instructions are not a part of a previous or
existing agreement, legal contract or similar
and that the information is not changed by
any other document.
All the manufacturer's obligations and
liabilities are based on the relative sale
contract that also specifies all warranty terms
and conditions.
The contractual warranty terms and
conditions are not limited or extended based
on this instruction book.
This instruction book contains information
protected by copyright.
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14 SC RAPPIN G
€ Make unusable any appliances not in use.
€ Detach the plug from the wall outlet and cut
the electric cord.
€ Deliver broken appliances to a suitable
collection center.
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15 CONTROL PANEL LEDS
GREEN LED (22)
- Appliance ready to brew with preground coffee
GREEN LED (23), FIXED
GREEN LED (24), FIXED SIMULTANEOUSLY
- Temperature-ready:
To dispense coffee
To dispense hot water or steam (depending on which function selected LED 25)
GREEN LED (23), FLASHING
GREEN LED (24), FLASHING SIMULTANEOUSLY
- Appliance is heating up to dispense coffee, hot water or steam
GREEN LED (23), SLOW FLASHING
- Appliance dispensing 1 espresso coffee
GREEN LED (23), FAST FLASHING
- Appliance dispensing 2 espresso coffees
GREEN LED (24), SLOW FLASHING
- Appliance dispensing 1 long coffee
GREEN LED (24), FAST FLASHING
- Appliance dispensing 2 long coffees
GREEN LED (25), FIXED
- Hot water function selected. To prime machine or dispense hot water.
GREEN LED (25), OFF
- Steam function selected.
RED LED (26), FLASHING
- The appliance needs a descaling cycle
Descale as described in par . 11.
To cancel the selection, press another button keeping the knob tuned OFF.
RED LED (26), FIXED
- The descaling function has been selected
To descale as described in par. 11, turn the hot water knob (16) counterclockwise.
Descaling cycle must be completed before machine is ready to brew coffee.
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RED WARN IN G LIG H T (27), FIXED
- Insufficient quantity of water in the water tank
Fill the tank with fresh water and prime the machine.
If the light doesn' t clear, check the grey plastic float in the water tank. If missing
or sinking to bottom, contact an authorized service center for replacement float.
- The machine needs to be primed.
Prime the machine (section 4. 3)
- The coffee bean container is empty
Fill the container with coffee beans and press the coffee button again.
- The dump box is full or cup count on machine is telling machine dump box is full.
**You must empty the dump box while the unit is O N.
- Incorrectly positioned brew unit, drip tray and/ or front door.
The fixed red light goes off when all the components are correctly positioned
or closed.
- The coffee grinder motor is blocked
- Brew unit motor shutdown.
C ontact an authorized service center.
** Ca ution:The dump box must only be emptied when the a ppliance is O N . Remove
for at least 5 seconds and then put ba ck in pla ce. Machine ha s cup count on it to signal
when the dump box is full. If you empty it while the machine is O FF, the machine will
not reset the counter a nd you will not be able to brew coffee.
RED WARN IN G LIG H T (27), FLASHIN G
RED WARN IN G LIG H T (28), FIXED
RED WARN IN G LIG H T (28), FLASHIN G
RED WARN IN G LIG H T (29), FIXED
RED WARN IN G LIG H T (29), FLASHIN G
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