SAECO Royal Digital User Manual

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STAMPATO SU CARTA RICICLATA. NESSUN ALBERO E' STATO ABBATTUTO PER PRODURRE QUESTO MANUALE
Cod. 0313.959 - Ed.02 11/00
We congratulate for having bought this top-quality espresso machine and thank you for choosing Saeco. Before operating the machine, we recommend to read the following instructions thouroughly which explain how to use, clean and maintain the machine.
TYPE SUP 015
HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS TECHNICA L DA T A
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The warning triangle shows all important safety indications to ensure the user’s safety. The non-observance of said instructions may cause serious injuries!
The first cover page of the manual shows figures relevant to the text. Thus, keep it open while reading the instructions.
How to use the instructions
These instructions cannot anticipate every possible use of the machine. For further information or questions concern­ing specific situations or problems, please contact the local dealer or manufacturer directly.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of unisulated «dangerous voltage» within the product‘s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of fire or electric shock to persons.
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Reference to figures, parts of the machine and control elements are given by numbers
or letters, as figure B exemplifies.
Save these instructions carefully and make sure to hand them to other users.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintena nce (se r vici ng) inst ru ct ions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
Voltage ratin g See rating plate o n th e back of the mach in e Nominal power See rating plate o n th e back of the mach in e Dimension s (length x width x height) approx. 385x3 30x3 95 m m Machine case plastic material ABS/me tal Weight approx. 13 kg Cable len gth approx. 1.2 m System Temperature control electronic Coffee grin der adjustmen t grinding adjustme nt device Coffee gro unds ejectio n automatic Ground co ffee dosag e coffee releas ing devic e Cup programmin g 0-250 ml approx. Water tank removable, tran sparent tan k Water regulatio n electronic, continuous Capacity - water tank approx. 2.4 l itres
- bean coffee contain er 300 g bean coffee Steam/hot water dispe nsin g tube adjustable, suppl ied with bur n protection Steam/hot wate r dispensin g adjustable, con tinuo us Heating time appro x. 2 min. Brewing time - espresso coffee approx. 20s/cu p
- coffee approx. 30s/cup
- hot water approx. 60s/cu p
- milk approx. 60-90s cream/cup Overheating protection incorporated Insulation protection range I Approvals See rating plate o n th e back of the mach in e In compliance with EN regulation Warran ty in compliance with th e warranty
free flow thermal cut-out, alternating piston pump
EN 6033 5-2 -1 5 ( 96 ) - E N 603 35 -2- 14 ( 96) - E N 55 01 4
certificate enclosed herein
Table of contents
Page 31 Technical data
33 Safety indications 35 Controls and machine parts 35 Control panel description 36 Unpacking/Installation 36 Power supply connection 36 Starting and use 37 Drainage
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Page 38 Programming the machine
41 Recommendations 42 Brewing 43 Incorporated safety devices 45 Cleaning/Maintenance 49 Disposal 50 Troubleshooting
Accessoi res (incl uded in the machine price) Measuring spoon Central unit key Cleaning brush Water hardn ess detecti ng strips
The manufacturer reserves the right t o make improve ments t o the appliance due to t echnological advance ment.
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SAFETY INDICATIONS
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Positioning
Place the machine on a plane surface, where nobody can turn it upside down or be hurt. Hot
Electrical parts should never be in contact with water: danger of short­circuit! Steam and hot water may cause burns. Never direct steam or water jets towards the body; special attention must be paid when touching the steam/hot water spout and the heating plate: danger of burns!
This machine must be used exclu-
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Do not make technical changes for any reason whatsoever; any improper use is forbidden, due to the risks which might occur!
Warnings
The machine shall only be used by adults and properly instructed persons.
Voltage
Never touch parts under current! They might cause electric shocks, serious injuries and death. The machine must be connected to a socket with suitable voltage. Voltage must correspond to the voltage shown on the appliance rating plate.
A Power cord
Never use the machine with a defective power cord. Replace defective power cords and plugs, contacting authorised personnel . Do not extend the power cord around corners, sharp edges or over hot parts and protect it from oil. Do not shift or move the machine by pulling its power cord. Do not unplug the machine by pulling the power cord and never touch it with wet hands. Make sure the power cord does not hang from tables or shelves.
B Keep children away
Do not allow children to play with the machine. Children are not aware of the potential danger caused by electric appliances.
water or overheated steam might escape from the machine: danger of burns! Never use the coffee machine outdoors or inside rooms with low temperature conditions. Do not place the machine on hot surfaces or in the proximity of open flames to avoid possible damages of the case.
C Danger of burns
Do not direct the overheated steam or hot water jet towards you or other people. Do not touch hot surfaces, such as the steam/hot water spout.
D Necessary space
For a proper operation of the machine it is advisable to keep to the following indications:
- choose a levelled surface
- choose a properly lit and hygienic room provided with accessible sockets
- leave a minimum distance of 100 mm between the machine and the wall
E Cleaning
Before cleaning the machine, make sure to switch off all keys and unplug the machine. Wait until the machine cools down. Never plunge the machine into water! Do not tamper with the inner parts of the machine and never open the ma­chine.
Repair/maintenance
In case of defect or suspected damage following a fall, unplug the machine immediately. Never use a defective appliance. Only skilled person­nel are authorised to carry out repairs. The manufacturer declines any liability whatsoever, should repairs fail to be carried out by authorised personnel.
In case of fires, use carbon dioxide (CO extinguishers. Never use water or powder extin­guishers.
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CONTROLS AND MACHINE PARTS UNPACKING/INSTALLATION
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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 be used if care is exercised in their use. c) If a long detachable power-supply cord or extension cords 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 grounding­type 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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Coffee grounds container
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Drip tray
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Cup holder sur face
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Main switch
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Power cord
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Coffee dispe nsin g uni t
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Steam/hot water dispensin g tube with heat protector
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Control pan el
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Steam/hot water sel ection kn ob
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Heating plate for cups
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Water tank
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Water tank cover
Control panel description
Digital displa y
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Wate r l e vel
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Pre-ground coffee container with cover
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Coffee bean co ntainer cover
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Coffee bean co ntain er
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Grind adjustment l ever
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Coffee dosage adjustme nt lever
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Service door
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Filling funnel
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Handle for assembling and disassembling of central unit
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Central unit
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Coffee rest dr awer
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Swivel
“WARMING UP” ......
Unpacking/Installation
Standard packing is str ong enough to protect the machine during mail shipping. Keep this package to return the machine to the manufac­turer should it be necessary.
Before installing the machine, keep to the following sa fety i ndicatio ns:
Position th e mach in e in a safe place.
Do not allow children to play with the machine.
Make sure the machine is not placed nearby hot surfaces or o pen flames.
Always use the mac hine with the swivel (24). Thus, when installing the machine, make sure to rest it directly on this support by inserting it into the slot on the lower side of the ma ch i n e.
Now the m ac h ine is ready to be connected.
Power supply connection
power cords an d plugs must be replaced by authorised perso nnel.
Should an extension cord be used, check its perfe ct condit ion. The e xtension cord m ust have
a minimum section must be supplied with a three-pole plug/socket.
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Starting and use
Danger! Electric voltage may cause death! Parts under current shall never be in contact with water: danger of short­circuit! Overheated steam and hot water may cause burns. Do not direct steam or water jet tow ards the body; furthermore, great attention mus t be given when touching either the dis­pensing tube or the heating plate: danger of burns! For your own safety as well as for other people’s safety, keep to the safety precautions described (see page 33).
Standby switch Standby mode on/off
Selection key for 1 or 2 cups of tall coffee or key <<
>> in the programming mode
Selection key for 1 or 2 cups of regular coffee or key <<
Selection key for 1 or 2 cup s of espr esso coff ee or key <<ESC>> in the prog ramming mode
Pre-ground coffee selection button or key <<ENT>> in the programming mode Steam selection button
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>> in the programming mode
Warning: electric curren t may cause death! The coffee machine must be connected to a n
adequate socket. Vo ltage must suit to the volt­age specified on the applian ce rating plate.
Never use defective power cords. Defective
Never use the machin e without wateror coffee beans.
Remove measurin g spo on, brush and th e cen­tral unit key fro m the coffee gro und s contain er (1) and keep them with in r each .
Unwind the power cord (5) from the rear side of the machine.
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The bean coffee container (16) is attached with two screws. Remove the co ver (15) and fill it with coffee beans (approx. 300 g), then re­place the cover. Adjust grinding by means of the grind adjust­ment lever (17), positioning it on point 5 of the scale.
Never fill the coffee bean container with other products. They might damage the mach ine!
Before fillin g the container with coffee beans, make sure th e pre-ground coffee c ontainer is closed to prevent coffee beans from falling into it. They might damage th e machin e!.
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Remove the water tank (11) from the machine, remove its cover (12) and fi ll it with cold wate r (approx. 2.4 l). A valve on the tank bottom prevents water from esc aping.
Before installing the water tank in the machine, make sure the coffee bean container cover is properly fitted.
Instal l the wa te r ta nk, s lig htly p res si ng ov er it t o fit the valve which will open automatically. Replace the c o ver o n th e tank.
Do not fill the tank with an excessive quantity of water.
Always fill the tank with fresh water : h o t water as well as other fluids migh t damage th e tan k.
Do not switch on the machine if the water tank is empty. Befo r e u sing the m achine make sur e there is en o u gh water in the tank.
Connect the plu g to the socket and press the main switch. The display sh ows
"WARM ING UP ... ... "
Should "E NER GY "
"SAVI NG "
be displayed, press the Energy saving switch to disactivate the en ergy sav ing mode.
Drainage
Direct the steam/hot water dispensing tube (7) over the drip tray (2). Pl ace a cup or another suitable contain er under the dispensing tube, then turn the steam/hot water knob (9) counterclockwise. The pump starts automati­cally. Wait until a regular water jet is obtained, then close the knob. The machine is now drained and ready to work. The display sh ows
"SELECT PRODUCT " "READ Y FO R US E "
Important: It is advisable to drain the machine before the first start, after a prolonged perio d the machine has not been used or whenever the water tank h as been completel y em ptied. Fur ­thermore, should the pump be defe ctive, the display shows
"VENT ILA TE "
Programming the coffee machine
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To enter the programming mode, press the key ENT (pre-gr ound coffee) w hen the mac hine is on and keep it pressed until the first two lines of the programmin g mode are displaye d:
"LANG UAG E " "RINS ING "
At the end of the line appears a blinking asterisk, which can be moved up and down with the keys
The display shows the followi ng items in this sequenc e:
LANGUAGE PREGRINDING RINSING TOTAL COFFEES WATER HARDN. DESCALING CUP HEATER SIGNAL. DESCAL.
TEMPERATUR E TIMER PREBREWING RINSING CYCLE
Then, pr ess ESC. The machine is now in the normal mode again.
(tall and regular co ffee).
Selecting menu items
Select the different menu items by means of the keys activate the selected item. It is possible to modify the selected figures in a menu item using the keys selected op tions, for instan ce ON fo r the item cup heater. Should you accidentally change some data, press ESC to leave the menu item without saving the new options which were selected acciden­tally.
. The key ENT allows you to
. The key ENT memorizes the
Selecting the language
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item LANGUAGE using the keys Press ENT to activate this item. The display sh ows:
"LANG UAG E " "ENGL ISH "
The keys allow you to ch ange the set options: italiano, français, Deutsch, english, español, po rtuguês.
Rinsing cycle function
If the rinsing cycle function is activated, the machine that is started after a period of inactiv­ity starts a water rinsing cycle to the coffee dispensing un its automarical ly.
Move the asterisk to the menu item RINSING CYCLE using the keys The display sh ows:
und press ENT to active it.
"RINS ING " "ON "
You can modify the chosen item with the key
Water har dne ss a dj ustm en t
In order to adjust the water hardness, it is necessary to test the water using the strip supplied with the machine. Dip the strip into the water for a se cond, shake off ex cess water gently, wait approx. 1 minute and read the results.
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item WATER HARDN. using the keys
: on; off.
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. Press ENT to activate this item.
The display sh ows:
"WATE R HA RDN " "HARD NES S 2 "
The keys allow you to change the set
Hardness 4 Hardness 3 Hardness 2 Hardness 1
options:hardness 1 (very soft), hardness 2 (soft), hardness 3 (medium), hardness 4 (hard).
Activating the cup heater
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item CUP HEATER. Pres s ENT to activate this function. The display sh ows:
"CUP EATE R " "ON "
The keys allow you to change the set options: on, off.
Selecting temperature
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item TEMPERATURE using the keys Press ENT to activate this item. The display sh ows:
"TEMP ERA TUR E " "MEDI UM "
The keys allow you to change the set options: minimum, low, medium, high, maxi­mum.
Selecting the prebrewing function
As soon as the coffee has been moistened, the pump stops for a while. Then, the brewing cycle continues. Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item PREBREWING using the keys Press ENT to activate this function . The display sh ows:
"PREB REW ING " "ON "
The keys allow you to change the set options: on, off, long (in this case the pump stops for a longer per iod).
Selecting the pregrinding function
By selecting the pregrindin g function , the ma­chine grinds coffee every time the doser is
empty. So, a groun d coffee p ortio n is always ready in the doser. This allows time saving in the semi-professio nal domain .
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item PREGRINDING using the keys
. Press ENT to activate this fun ctio n .
The display sh ows:
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"PREG RIN DIN G " "OFF "
The keys allow you to change the set options: on, off.
Total coffee
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item TOTAL COFFEES using the keys
. Press ENT to activate the option.
The display sh ows:
" TOTA L CO FFEE " " 1234 "
and the total number of coffees dispensed by
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the machine. This figure cannot be changed. To leave this menu, press ENT or ESC.
Descaling
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item DESCALING using the keys Press ENT to activate th e item. The display sh ows:
"DESC ALI NG "
On descaling see page 47.
In programming function, by pressing keys, move the asterisk till the en d of the line on the menu Sign. Descal. and confirm the selection with ENT butto n. The following message will be displayed:
Timer
The timer enables the automatic switching off of the machine after a preset period, which can be set from 15 minutes to 12 hours after last dispensing. If after a few seconds coffee is brewed again, the timer is r eset. If the value set is 0:00, the timer function is not activated and the machine does not switch o ff.
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item TIMER by means of the keys Press ENT to activate this item. The display sh ows:
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"STAN DBY " "AFTE R 0:00 "
The keys allow you to set the time peri­ods. Save by means of the ENT key.
If the set time h as already passe d, the display shows:
"ENER GY " "SAVI NG "
and the machine switches off. If necessary, you can switch on the machine again by means of the energy savin g sw itch.
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"RESE T DES CAL ING " "NO "
Rinsing cycle
By mean s of the same ke ys, it is possible to modify th e v al u e; Yes, or no .
If the function is selected without the display message Descale, the following message will be displayed:
"SIGN . DES CAL . "
"QUAN TIT Y WAT ER " "NOT REAC HED "
To enter the programming mode, press the Key ENT.
This appliance is equipped with a rinsing cycle program for the usual, daily and weekly rinsing. If regularly used, this pro­gram effectively eliminates the greasiness of coffee in inaccessible parts and avoids alterations in the taste of coffee. Depending on the way the appliance is used, it is advisable to rinse it every month or after max. 250 cups of coffee. The rinsing cycle lasts about 5 minutes, and it is divided into 4 cycles, including the rinsing
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with cold water. Each cycle is followed by a short pause of about 40 seconds.
Never stop the rinsing cycle.
Important: before starting the rinsing cycle, always fill completely the water tank and put a capacious container (min. 1 litre) under the coffee dispensing unit, which is height-adjustable and can be removed for cleaning. The rinsing cycle needs about 1 litre of water (including final rinsing). From time to time, empty the water tank.
By using the keys the menu item RINSING CYCLE . To enable this menu item use the ENT key. The following message appears on the display:
move the asterisk to
"RINS ING CYC LE "
This function starts the rinsing cycle with water of those parts concerned with the coffee dispensing. When the rinsing cycle ends, the following message appears on the display:
"SELECT PRODUCT " "READ Y FO R US E "
Recommendations
Test
If the machine has not been used for a pro­longed period, it is advisable for hygienic reasons to run a rinse cycle through the ma­chine.
Place a cup under the dispensing tube (7) and operate the steam/hot water (9) knob. Fill a cup
with water.
Preheati ng cu ps
Cups may be preheated by placing them on the heating plate.
Temperature l ed
When connecting the machine, the display shows
"WARNI NG UP .... .. "
As soon as the operating temperature has been reached, the display sh ows
"SELECT PRODUCT " "READ Y FO R US E "
Empty coffee bean contai ner warning light
"COF. BEAN S EMP TY " "READ Y FO R US E "
When this led is on, the coffee grinder stops. Fill the container with coffee beans and restart the
cycle.
Empty water tank warning light
"FILL WATE RTA NK "
An empty water tan k causes automatica lly. Fill the ta nk with w ater an d restart
the cy cle .
Grounds con t ainer wa r ning li ght
the cy cle to st op
"DREG DRA WER FULL " "READ Y FO R US E "
This message appears on the di splay as soon as there are 30 coffee grounds in the container. The machine though does not stop. Remove the grounds container and empty it.
Grind
If the c of f ee f l ow s too qu ic k l y (coarse grind) or too slowly (fine grind) in to the cup, adju st the coffee grinder :
Recommended gr ind level: position 5 Grind too coa rse = a djust to a lower v a lue (f or instance fr o m 5 to 3) Grind too fin e = adjust to a higher value (for instance from 5 to 7).
Adjust the grind level only when the coffee grinder is running. Avoid extreme adjustment (for instance, on position 1) whenever possible. It is preferable to try another coffee blend, because not all coffee blends are suitable.
Coffee
Make sure coffee is fresh. An espresso roast is preferable. In order to obtain a strong and aromatic espresso coffee, use special blends suitable for espresso coffee ma chines and special cups with thick sides. Keep coffee in a cool place, in an hermetically sealed container.
Dosage of gro u n d coffee
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The coffe dosage adjustment lever (18) allows the selection of the coffee quantity, from 6 to 9
grams.
Place the adjustment lever (18) on the required position.
Water qualit y
In addition to blend, grind and water tempera­ture, the water quality is of th e utmost impor­tance for th e br ewing of a go o d co ffee. Thus, the use of a decalcifier to remove limescale and eliminate any unpleasant taste and organic impurities from water, is strongly recommended. Furthermore a water decalcifier partially elimi­nates limescale from water, thus protecting the machine heating system from chemical buildup and prolonging its wor king life. The water tank must be emptied daily and filled with fresh water.
Operation time
The machine may be kept on all day long. However, it is advisable to activate the energy saving mode after the last use. Press the Energy saving switch. If the timer has been programmed, the machine switches on automatically. See
page 40. Should the machine not be used for a pro-
longed period (e.g. during the night) it is advisable to switch th e main switch (4) o ff.
Switching off the machine
Switch the machine off only after the coffee cycle has been concluded.
Brewing
Cup level filling
This machine allows the precise dosage of the
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coffee quantity according to the cup dimension.
By means of the 3 selection keys desired coffee quantity can be chosen. The
display shows th e selecte d quanti ty.
the
Cup level adjustment
To set the quantity of coffee to be dispen sed, press the selection key corresponding to the right quantity and keep it pressed while the coffee is dispensed into the cup. Release the key only when the right level has been reached (max. 250 ml approx.). As soon as the dosage programming mode gets activated, the display shows:
"1 SMA LL COFF EE " "PROG R. QUA NTI TY
Warning! If activated, the pre-brewing function will be performed.
Double quanti ty of coffe e
i.e. 2 cups of coffee If one of the three selection keys (no matter which one) is pressed twice before coffee brewing, the machine will brew a double quantity of coffee.
Coffee beans
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This machine grinds a portion of fresh coffee for each cup; for two cups, it grinds two portions of coffee, o ne after the o ther thus ensu ring opti­mum coffee qual ity.
Adjust the desired grinding degree: the recom­mended average val ue is 5.
The grinding degree must be adjusted only when the coffee grinder is operating, otherwise it may be da mag ed.
Place one or two preheated cups on the grill (3) under the dispenser (6). Press the relevant selection key. The machine will automatically dispense the se lected coffee . The coffee flow may be stopped at an y mo ment by pressing any selection button (except the standby s witch), fo r in stance when an e x cessive quantity of water has been selected. Should you interrupt the coffee flow after the first of two coffees has bee n br ewed, the second is no t dispensed.
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Pre-ground cof fee
Make sure to u se pre-groun d coffee only (me­dium ground). Never use whole beans or soluble co ffee!
Right before making coffee, fill the container with freshly ground coffee. Remember that ground coffee ages soon, thus losing its quality.
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Use the measuring spoon supplied to fill the containe r ( 14 ) wit h ground cof fe e. Use a ful l measure only.
of coffee. The coffee flow may be stopped at any moment
by pressing any selection button (except the standby switch), for instance when an excessive quantity of water has been selected.
Hot water
The hot water dispe nsin g is separ ate from th e coffee circuit, in order to supply tasteless ho t
water for tea, soup etc.
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Place a glass or cup under the steam/hot water dispensing tube (7), then slowly open knob (9),
turning it counter clockwise. Hot water will be automatically dispen sed. As soon as disp ens­ing is over, close knob again.
Steam
To heat milk or other drinks.
Clean the spo ut with a damp cloth soon after use; otherwise, it might be difficult to remove milk residues.
After a steam outflow, always drain the ma­chine. If the machine is not drained or drained partially, the coffee brewing program automati­cally stops, du e to excessive tem per ature.
"STEA M "
"WARM ING UP ... ... "
Press the steam selectio n button and wait until the machine reaches the operating tem­perature.
"STEA M " "READ Y FO R US E "
Operating tem peratur e has been reach ed. Direct the steam/hot water dispensing tube (7)
over the cup ho lder grill (3) and sligh tly open knob (9), tur ning it co untercl ockwise. Wait until the remaining water has flown out of the spout. Then move the s pou t outwar ds and immerse it in to the fluid to heat.
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Slowly open the steam/hot water knob and heat the fluid using a circular movement from the bottom to the to p.
When the flu id has reached th e desired tem­perature, close the knob and immediately clean the spout with a damp clo th . Warning: the spout is hot, it may cause burns!
If you are not going to use the steam/hot water dispensing tube any longer, position it over the cup holder grill and disactivate the steam func­tion by pressin g th e key
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"OVER TEM PER ATU RE "
The machine stops working and does not brew coffee. Let it cool down or open the steam/hot water knob again.
Before any use, make sur e the stea m/hot water knob is closed.
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Then, press the pre-ground coffee selection button lar, espresso o r tall coffee) to o btain a cup o f coffee. It is not possible to obtain a second cup
and the desired selection key (regu-
If the machine i s on the steam mode , the automatic coffee br ewin g is preven ted.
"HOT WATE R " "OVER TEM PER ATU RE "
Drain the machine (the pump starts automati-
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cally) until water flows regularly out of the spout (see section on Drain age, page. 37) and th e
display shows
"HOT WATE R "
Close the steam/hot water knob. The machine is ready to br ew coffee again.
Cappuccino froth
Fill a cup 1/3 with cold fresh milk, the n immerse the steam/hot water dispensing tube (7) just below the milk surface. Move the cup with a circular movemen t to form a thick froth. Then immerse the dispensing tube deep into the milk to heat it.
USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Incorporated safety devices
Automatic off
Should the service door be open, the machine automatically switches off an d its operation is
thus prevented. If the central unit is not mounted, it is possibl e to dispense water bu t not steam and coffee.
Electronic grinding time control
As soon as the coffee bean container is empty, the machine automatically stops after approx. 20 seconds. Fill the contai ner with coffee bea ns. The coffee brewing cycle can be restarted.
Automatic temperature adjustment
This adjustment controls the correct temperature for coffee, water, and steam. Coffee brewing is automatically interrupted should the water tem­perature be too high (safety thermostat and overheating safe ty device activa ted).
Antigravel device
Even selected coffees may contain some impu­rities. The coffee grinder is fitted with an antigravel device to avoid any da mage. Should gravel end up into the coffee grinder, you will hear a strong and ch aracteristic noise. Stop the ma­chine immediately otherwise the protection sys­tem will stop the coffee grinder after approx. 20 seconds.
Cleaning/Maintenance
Cleaning
To ensure high coffee quality and a longer working li fe of the machin e, always ke ep the machine clean.
Before cleaning the machine, turn o ff the m ain switch and unplug the mach ine.
Before cleaning the machine, wait until it cools down.
Do not wash parts of the machine in the dishwasher!.
Always handdry all parts of the machine; do not dry them i n th e o ven o r microwave oven!
Water tank / Drip tray / Coffee grounds container / Coffee dispens­ing unit / coffee machine
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In order to keep the service area and the central unit (22) clean, it is recommended to empty the coffee grou nds co ntainer (1) every day . The water tank (11), drip tr ay (2), cup holder grill (3), and co ffee groun ds container sho uld be washed per io dicall y, u sin g a n o n -abr asive solvent and dr ying them carefull y.
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The coffee d ispenser (6 ) may be removed fo r cleaning o perations. Unloose the screws an d rinse the dispen sing tubes thor oughly with hot water.
From time to time, clean the machine casing with a damp c l o th and dr y it.
Clean the pre-ground coffee container (14) with the ai d of the bru sh supplied whenever nec essary.
Central unit
switch (4) and open the service door (19). Remove the c offee gro un ds contain er (1).
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Remove the central unit (22) by holding the handle and pressin g the “PRESS” key.
Wash the central unit with warm water withou t any sol vent. Make sure there are no coffee residues on the two steel filters.
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Remove the superior filter by means of the supplied screw and clean it. Unscrew the screw, tu rning it counterclo ckwise. Then, dry a ll the parts of the central unit and tighten the filter with the screw.
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Remove the c o ffee r est drawer (23) an d cl ean it, using a non-abrasive sol vent. Clean the ser vice space thoro u gh ly and fit th e coffee rest drawer aga in.
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By holding the centr al unit by its h andle, slide it back into its original position, making sure it is correctly engaged. Then close the service door. Insert the coffee gr ounds con tainer again.
When fitting the central unit, d o not press “PRESS” (this may cause dam­age to the machine)!
Warning: if the central unit is not co rrectly
fitted, the display shows
Electronic pump delivery control
The machine switches off automatically as soon as the wate r tan k is e mpty.
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Do not immerse the machine into water or other fluids. (It may be damag ed!)
Clean the central unit (22) whenever the coffee bean container ha s been re-filled, or at least once or twice a week.
Switch off th e machine by pressing the ma in
"BREW UNI T MIS S "
It is not possibl e to brew co ffee. The ma ch ine does not w o r k.
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CLEANING/MAINTENANCE
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CLEANING/MAINTENANCE
Coffee grinder
Never fill the coffee grinder with water: it may damage the machin e!
Descaling
Warning
be carried out when the machine components are cold.
Descaling is necessary to remove limescale from all surfaces and holes, thus ensuring a perfect operation of valves, heating controls and other importan t parts.
Note: due to the complexity of the coffee machine hydraulic circuit, the following descaling cycles (automatic and standard) do not allow the descaling of all tubes.
In fact, easily accessible components such as the central unit (22) and its plastic connection are excluded.
The machine must be descaled every 3-4 months, according to the water hardness degree. A more frequent descaling is recommended wher­ever the water hard n ess degree is very high. This machine is supplied with a particular warnin g ligh t
: The descaling operations mus
"DESC ALI NG " "READ Y FO R US E "
Descaling must be carried out at the latest when this message is displaye d. In spite of th e mes­sage, the ma ch ine does n ot sto p wo rkin g. To switch off th e displ ay, press the steam key f or approx. 5 seconds until the message disap­pears. Furthermore, said display warning may be
adjusted accordin g to the water hardn ess de­gree. The m achine has been adjuste d at the factory to 25º _H value, which causes the display to switch on showing the message DESCALING after appro x 150 l. The water hardn ess val ue may be changed, if necessary, following the instructions shown on
page 38.
The following adjustme nts ar e possible: Hardness 4: high wat er hardness, over 2 9º H (14° dH), approx. 80 l w ater passage. Hardness 3: medium water hardness, approx. 20º-29º H (7 °-14° dH) , approx . 150 l water passage Hardn e ss 2: soft water, approx. 12º-20º H (4°-7° dH), approx . 300 l water passage
Hardness 1: less than 10º H (3° dH), approx. 500 l w ate r passage
In case of hard water, a filter should be used both to improve the coffee quality and to protect the mach ine, thus reducin g the descalin g fre­quency.
Note: for this purpo se, u se a des cal in g pr o d­uct suitable for coffee mach ines. Never use
vinegar to clean the machine; it might damage it.
There are two ways to carry ou t th e descaling of the machine:
Automatic descali ng
Switch the machine onto the programming mode (see page 38).
Move the aster isk at the end o f the lin e to th e menu item D ES C ALING. To activate th is men u item press ENT. The display sh ows:
"DESC ALI NG "
Pour a descalin g solution into the water tank (according to the instructions on the package). Place a large container under the steam/h ot water dispensing tube and open the steam/hot water knob slowly. The automatic descaling starts. Small quantities of descaling solution are pumped into the circuit. Then the pump stops to let the solution take effect. The display sh ows:
"MACH INE IS " "DESC ALI NG "
This operation takes about 45 minutes. As soon as descaling is compl ete d, th e displ ay s h o ws:
" DES CAL ING " " FIN ISH ED "
and the pum p s t o ps.
Close the hot water knob an d press ENT. A display message reminds you to rinse away residue from th e machine
"RINS E MA CHI NE "
Remove the water tank, rinse it an d fill it with water. Clean the mach ine using the h ot water knob and let the wh ole tank content flow out. The display sh ows:
"RINS ING FI NIS HED "
Close the hot water knob again and press ENT. The machine is in the main menu of the program­ming mode. Press ENT. The machine is now in the normal mode. After heating, the machine is ready to work.
Note
Descaling can be interrupted any time by pressing ESC. Before doing this, close the hot water knob.
Standard desc aling
Switch off the machine. Pour a descaling prod­uct into the water ta nk (accordin g to the instruc­tions on the package). Place a large container under the steam/hot water dispensing tube (7) and open the steam/hot water knob (9) slowly, turning it counterclockwise. Turn on the machine by pressing the main switch and let the descaling product flow out of the dispensing tube for approx. 1 min. Turn off the machine with the main switch and let the solution take effect for approx. 5 minutes. Repeat this procedure two or three times, to allow all the descaling product in the water tank to flow out o f th e dispensing tube. As soon as decalcification has been carried out, rinse the water tank (11) thoroughly and fill it with water. Switch on the machine again and let water (approx. 2 l) flo w out of the steam/h ot water dispensing tube in order to rinse away residue. The coffee machine is now ready for operation.
Important
A periodic descaling avoids expensive repairs. The machine warranty does not cover damages occurring as a result of the non-observance of descaling procedur es, improper use an d any other instructions contained herein. Maintain the manufacturer’s adjustment if the water hard­ness degree is not known.
Storage of the machine
Switch off and unplug the machine if it will not be used fo r l o ng per i o ds o f time .
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Keep the mac h in e i n a dr y pl ace, far from the reach of children. Should the machine not be used for a long period, keep it from dust an d dir ty.
Maintenance
Periodicall y ch eck the mach ine and clean it in accordance to the instructio ns.
Disposal
Machines which are no longer operational should immediatel y be made non serviceable, by cutting the power cord. Machines should be delivered to a public disposal cen tre.
Troubleshooting
In case of failur e, fault or suspected damag e following a fall, unplug the machine immedi­ately.
To fix problems, follow the instruc­tions in the table below. Otherwise contact authorised personnel.
Trouble
No message on the display
The automatic coffee brewing does not start
Water is dispensed instead of coffee
Steam and/or hot water are not dispensed
Coffee flows too quickl y Coffee is flows too slowly
Coffee is not hot enough Coffee is not creamy
The coff ee brewing is re­duced, the machine takes longer to heat and the water capacity is n o t correct The central unit cannot be removed
Poss ib le ca u s e/ ca u s e s
The machine is not getting power The service door is open
BREW UNIT MISS
BREW UNIT BLOCK.
The steam key is being pressed
WATERTANK EMPTY
OVERTEMPERATURE
DREGDRA W. MISS.
GRINDER BLOCKED
The pre-ground c offee sel ection key has been pressed whil e there is no coffee in the container The stea m/hot w ater sp out h ol e is clogged Grinding too coarse
Gri n ding to o fi ne The central unit filter is jammed
The cup has not been preheated The coffee blend is not suitable,
coffee has not been recently ground, the p re-grou nd coffee h as been ground too thin or too co arse Limescale i n th e machi ne
The cent ral unit is ou t of po si tion
COF.BEA NS EMPTY READY FOR USE
Resolution
Turn the main s witch on, che ck plug and fuse Close the service door Insert an d lock the central un i t
Clean the central unit (see page 46) Disactivate the steam function and
drain the machine (see page 44) Fill with water or coffee beans and restart the cycle Drain thoroughly the machine again
Fit the coffee grounds container properly Clean the grinder
Fill with pre-ground coffee
Clear it with the aid of a thin needle Adjust th e g rind er t o a fine r g rin din g ,
ex. from 6 to 3 Adjust the grinder to a coarser grind­ing. ex. from 6 to 7 Clean the filter Place the cup on the heating plate
Try another coffee blend
Carry out the machine descaling, as described at page 47.
Switch on the machine. Close the service door a nd fit the coffee grounds container. The machine returns auto­matically in its starting position.
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Only skilled personnel are authorised to service and repair the machine. The user might incur serious injuries should repairs not be properly carried out. The manufacturer declines any liability what soever, should repairs fail to be carried out according to the instructions contained in this manual. Furt hermor e, in these c ases warranty rights cannot be hono red.
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IMPORT ANT SA FEGUARD S
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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When using your coffee maker, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons including the following:
Read all instructions.
1
Do not touch hot surfaces. Use
2 handles or knobs. 3
To protect against electric shock,
do not place cord, plug or appliance in water or other liquid.
Close supervision is necessary
4 when any appliance is used by or near children. 5
Unplug from the outlet when not in
use and before cleaning. Allow to cool before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning the appliance.
Do not operate any appliance with
6 a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions, or has been
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
damaged in any manner. Return appliance to an authorised service facility for examination, repair or adjustment. 7
The use of an accessory not
evaulated for use with this appliance may cause injuries.
Do not use outdoors.
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Do not let cord hang over edge or
9 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.
Always attach plug to appliance
11 first, then plug cord into the wall outlet. To disconnect, turn any control to the off position, then remove plug from wall outlet.
Use this appliance only for its
12 intended use as described in this manual.
Keep the cord away from heated
13 surfaces.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK.
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REPAIR SHOULD BE DONE BY AUTORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY
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WARNING
RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
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