SEVERIN S2+ One Touch Instruction Manual
Bedienungsanleitung
Instruction manual
Mode d‘emploi
Gebruiksaanwijzing
Instrucciones
Manuale operativo
Betjeningsvejledningen
Bruksanvisning
Käyttöohjeesta
Instrukcja obsługi
Oδηγίες χρήσης
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Manual de instruções
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1. General information .............................................. 38
1.1. Greeting ..............................................................................38
1.2. Notices concerning the operating manual ..........................38
2. For Your Safety .....................................................38
2.1. Intended use .......................................................................38
2.2. Risks ...................................................................................39
3. Technical data ....................................................... 41
4. Overview ................................................................ 41
4.1. Scope of delivery ................................................................41
4.2. Accessories ........................................................................41
4.3. Device ................................................................................. 42
5. Switching on for the rst time .............................43
6. Coffee preparation ................................................ 45
6.1. Switching on/off ..................................................................45
6.2. Operation ............................................................................45
6.3. Preparing coffee specialities ............................................... 46
6.3.1. Preparing coffee or espresso ....................................46
6.3.2. Preparing coffee-milk specialities ..............................47
6.4. Preparing coffee with coffee powder ..................................49
7. Individual settings ................................................ 50
7.1. Setting the grinding neness ..............................................50
7.2. Making individual settings for coffee preparation ................51
7.2.1. Storing personal settings ..........................................52
7.2.2. Making personal settings quickly
(Quick Select) ...........................................................52
7.3. Changing device settings ....................................................52
7.3.1. Language ..................................................................52
7.3.2. Water hardness ......................................................... 53
7.3.3. Water lter ................................................................. 53
7.3.4. Energy savings options .............................................53
7.3.5. Resetting the device .................................................54
8. Maintenance ..........................................................55
8.1. Daily cleaning .....................................................................56
8.2. Cleaning programs .............................................................57
8.2.1. Rinsing the device ..................................................... 57
8.2.2. Rinsing the milk system ............................................57
8.2.3. Cleaning the milk system ..........................................58
8.2.4. Cleaning program .....................................................58
8.2.5. Descaling ..................................................................59
8.2.6. Changing the water lter ...........................................60
8.3. Cleaning the brewing unit ...................................................62
8.4. Cleaning the bean container ............................................... 63
9. Troubleshooting .................................................... 63
9.1. Display device information .................................................. 65
10. Disposal ................................................................. 65
11. Tips for perfect coffee enjoyment ....................... 66
12. License provisions ............................................... 67
Table of contents
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1. General information
1.1 Greeting
Dear Customers, we are pleased that you have selected a SEVERIN fully
automatic coffee maker. Dive into the enjoyable world of coffee and milk
specialities. Before you start, please take some time to get to know your
machine with the help of the operating instructions. This will ensure that you
will get the best possible results.
1.2 Notices concerning the operating manual
WARNING!
Danger of severe injuries or damage to the device
due to failure to heed the safety instructions and
operating manual.
– Read the operating manual and the safety-re-
lated supplemental sheet in their entirety before
you use the device. Keep both documents in a
safe place.
– In case you pass this device on to a third party,
please also include the safety-relevant documents.
NOTE!
– SEVERIN assumes no liability for damage that
arises due to non-observance of this operating
manual.
– You can download the safety-related sup-
plemental sheet, this operating manual and
additional language versions on the Internet at
www.severin.de.
2. For Your Safety
Important notes for your safety are marked in a special fashion. Be sure to
follow these instructions to avoid accidents and damage to the device:
WARNING!
Indicates notes that must be heeded to prevent a
danger or injury or a danger to life.
CAUTION!
Indicates notes that must be heeded to prevent a
danger of slight injury.
CAUTION!
Indicates notes that must be heeded to prevent a
danger of property damage.
NOTE!
Emphasises tips and other useful information.
2.1 Intended use
Your fully automatic coffee maker is used exclusively for the preparation of
coffee specialities at home and similar uses, such as for example
• in kitchens for employees in stores, ofces and other commercial areas;
• on agricultural estates;
• by customers in hotels, motels and other residential facilities;
• in bed-and-breakfast facilities.
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Fill the water tank of the device only with cold, fresh non carbonated water,
never with milk, instant powders, syrups or other avouring substances and
additives. Caramelised coffee beans must not be used. Do not ll any liquids
into the coffee bean container.
The device is not suitable for built-in installation or for an installation under
the counter.
2.2 Risks
This device may only be used by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capacities or a lack of experience and/or knowledge when they are supervised or if
they have been instructed about the safe use of the device
and have understood the risks resulting from the use of
the device.
This device may be used by children age 8 and up when
they are supervised and if they have been instructed
about the safe use of the device and have understood the
resulting risks. Cleaning and user maintenance must not
be carried out by children, unless they are 8 years old or
older and are supervised. The device and its connecting
cable must be kept away from children younger than 8
years.
To prevent electric shock, adhere to the following safety measures
under all circumstances:
• Only connect the device to a properly installed earthed safety
socket.
• Only operate the device if the voltage specied on the model plate
matches the voltage in your outlet.
• Make sure that the power cable is not bent or pinched and that the power
cable and the device do not come in contact with heat sources (e.g. hot
plates, gas ames).
• When you pull the power cable out of the outlet, always pull directly on
the plug. Do not hold and carry the device with the power cable.
• Never touch the power plug with wet hands.
• Never immerse the device in water or other uids, do not clean it under
running water, and do not place it in the dishwasher.
• Do not insert any objects into the device openings.
• Even when the device is turned off, it carries voltage on the inside of
the device as long as the power cable is plugged into the outlet. After
each use, in case of danger or defect, pull the power plug from the outlet
immediately. For this reason, make sure that the outlet with the power
plug of the device is easily accessible at any time. Pull the power cable
out of the outlets before you clean or carry out maintenance work on the
device.
• Never remove screws from the device to open it and do not carry out any
technical modications.
Particular groups of people are at an increased risk:
• Children must not play with the device.
• Keep children away from the packaging material. It presents a suffocation risk.
Hot water and hot milk at the coffee milk outlet of the device present a scalding risk.
• The set-up location of the device must be level, solid and feature a sufcient load-bearing capacity.
• Do not touch the coffee-milk dispenser when the machine is switched on.
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• Only use receptacles that are large enough to receive the uid volume
set on the device. Adhere to the information in the operating manual during the execution of maintenance programs. If in doubt, abort the process
prior to completion.
• Never remove the receptacle while the beverage is being prepared.
• Do not transport or move the device while the beverages being prepared.
Pathogens can form in the device due to insufcient hygiene.
• Empty the drip tray and the coffee grounds container on a daily basis.
• Adhere to the specied cleaning intervals.
• Always pour out the water in the water tank that is not going to be used
that day.
A defective device can cause property damage and injuries:
• Check the device for damage prior to every use. In the event that you
detect damage due to transport, immediately contact the dealer where
you have purchased the device or SEVERIN customer service.
Never operate a defective device. Never operate a device that has fallen
down.
• When the power cable of the device is damaged, it must be replaced
in order to prevent endangerment. The device does not contain any
parts that you can repair yourself. Repair work must only be carried out
through SEVERIN customer service.
Incorrect handling of the device can cause property damage.
• Place the device on a water-resistant, dry, non-skid surface.
• Never set up the device on a hot surface or near strong sources of heat.
• Do not set up the device on a surface which could be damaged by water
and heat (e.g. untreated wood).
• Do not allow the power cable to dangle.
• Only operate the device in heated interior rooms.
• Only use the device after the coffee-milk dispenser has been completely
assembled and inserted.
• Only use the products recommended in the operating manual for the care
of your device.
• Store the device so that it is always protected against frost.
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3. Technical data
Voltage 220–240 V~, 50/60 Hz
Output/power consumption 1500 W
Safety test CE, CB, EMC
Pump pressure (max.) 15 bar
Capacity of water tank 1.5 l
Capacity of bean container 140 g
Capacity of grounds container 12 portions
Dimensions (W x H x D) 240 mm x 350 mm x 330 mm
Weight approx. 9 kg
4. Overview
4.1 Scope of delivery
The device's scope of delivery includes:
• Your fully automatic coffee maker
• Water lter
• Milk tube
• CD-ROM with
• Operating instructions
• Warranty provisions
• Safety-related supplemental sheet
• Water hardness test strips
• Cleaning tablet
4.2 Accessories
The following accessories are available:
• Water lter
• Cleaning tablets
• Descaling tablets
• Milk tube
• Milk system cleaner
• Milk cooler
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4.3 Device
Overview
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g. 1: Device overview
Item Designation Explanations
1 On/off switch
2 Water lter with inser-
tion aid
To improve the water quality.
3 Water tank For adding drinking water.
4 Bean container cover
5 Bean container signal
lamp
Lights up if the supply of beans is getting too low.
6 Grind regulator For adjusting the grinding of the coffee
variety.
7 Bean container For adding unground beans.
8 Powder dosing
chamber
For adding a cup portion of coffee
powder (e.g.decaffeinated coffee).
9 Rotary selection switch
e-Select
For selecting a coffee speciality and for
selecting menu options and settings on
the menu.
10 Menu button To call up and exit the menu.
11 Coffee-milk dispenser
with height adjustment
The coffee-milk dispenser can be ad-
justed to the height of the container (cup/
glass) below using the handle.
12 Drip tray with cup tray
and grounds container
For catching water and coffee grounds.
13 Connection for milk
tube
For drawing milk for coffee specialities
with milk (e.g. cappuccino).
14 Milk tube with bracket The milk tube can be hung on the
bracket.
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Item Designation Explanations
15 Display with operating
controls
Shows details about beverage preparation and the menu. The buttons have
the function shown on the respective
display.
5. Switching on for the rst time
When you switch your device on for the rst time, it asks you for some basic
settings.
1. Plug the mains plug into the outlet.
2. Switch the device on with the on/off switch.
 The display shows the text "SEVERIN“ and then:
PLEASE SELECT LANGUAGE
3. Turn the e-Select until the desired language is shown and conrm it by
pressing the e-Select.
NOTE!
If you have accidentally selected the wrong
language, you can change the setting later on (►
“7.3.1 Language”) and (► “7.3.5 Resetting the
device”).
 The display shows:
PLEASE SELECT WATER HARDNESS
4. Check the water hardness on a tap using the water hardness test strip.
To do this, proceed according to the enclosed description of the test
strips.
5. Use the e-Select to select the water hardness and conrm your entry.
 The display shows:
USE WATER FILTER?
6. Rinse the water tank thoroughly with water.
7. If desired, use the insertion aid to insert the water lter into the water
tank (g. 2) and remove insertion aid again.
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NOTE!
A water lter improves the water quality of the water
used by removing contaminants and scale from the
water. SEVERIN recommends the use of a water
lter for high water quality starting with 10 °dH.
8. Fill the water tank with cold drinking water up to the "Max“ marking
and place it on the device (Fig. 3). Here, make sure that the water tank
hooks into the top of the device and lies close against the device.
9. Select with the e-Select
• NO, if you do not want to use a water lter or
• YES, if you want to insert a water lter in the water tank.
 The display shows:
RINSING
Water runs from the coffee-milk dispenser into the drip tray.
As soon as the rinsing procedure is complete, the display shows
the "Beverage selection" view. The device is now ready for operation.
g. 2: Inserting the water lter g. 3: Insert water container
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6. Coffee preparation
6.1 Switching on/off
Each time you switch the machine on or off, the device rst rinses the brewing unit.
1. Switch the device on with the on/off switch.
 The display shows the text "SEVERIN“ and then:
RINSING
The rinsing of the brewing unit is complete as soon as "Beverage
selection“ appears again.
NOTE!
The device switches off automatically after a programmable switch-off time (default setting: 1 hour).
By pressing the on/off switch, you can switch off the
device manually at any time.
6.2 Operation
"Beverage selection" view
Symbols Meaning
To set the strength of the desired coffee.
weak coffee
normal coffee
strong coffee
individually-set quantity of beans
Preparation with ground coffee
To set the quantity of water.
small cup (100 ml)
medium cup (125 ml)
large cup (160 ml)
individually-set cup size
To set the milk/milk foam quantity of a milk speciality.
a little milk
an average quantity of milk
a lot of milk
individually-set quantity of milk
Indicates an error message
NOTE!
All symbols are not shown for each beverage;
the symbols shown depend on whether or not the
beverage is prepared with milk/coffee beans.
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The device is operated using the e-Select and the control buttons.
• Use e-Select to select a beverage: prepare it by pressing.
- The e-Select lights up steady white if the device is waiting for an input
from you.
- The e-Select ashes while the device is preparing a beverage.
- The e-Select ashes red if an error has occurred (►"9. Troubleshoot-
ing").
• By pressing the four control buttons below the display, you can adjust
your coffee speciality to suit your individual needs.
"Device menu" view
In this menu, you can make settings, perform maintenance programs and
display information.
• By pressing the menu button for a longer time (at least 3 seconds), you
will reach the menu; you can exit it by pressing again.
• By turning the e-Select, you can select a menu option; conrm it by
pressing.
- The e-Select lights up steady white if the device is waiting for an input
from you.
- The e-Select ashes while the device is cleaning itself.
• Use the button under the display eld to return to the previous menu
without changing the setting.
6.3 Preparing coffee specialities
1. Open the cover of the bean container and wipe the bean container out
with a dry and lint-free cloth.
2. Fill the bean container with coffee beans (Fig. 4).
3. Close the cover of the bean container.
6.3.1 Preparing coffee or espresso
To prepare a coffee or espresso, there must be enough beans in the bean
container and enough water in the water tank.
1. Place a cup on the cup tray below the coffee-milk dispenser of the
device and adjust the height of the coffee-milk dispenser to the cup
height (Fig. 5).
2. By turning the e-Select, select COFFEE or ESPRESSO.
3. If desired, you can use the button under the display eld
• to change the set coffee strength
• to change the set water quantity.
NOTE!
To prepare the coffee speciality with your own
settings, press the respective button until is
displayed after the corresponding symbol (►"7.2
Making individual settings for coffee preparation").
4. Press the e-Select.
 The desired coffee speciality is prepared.
5. If you would like to change the coffee quantity during dispensing, turn
the e-Select while the coffee is being dispensed.
 The display shows a bar with the set quantity in "ml".
The coffee dispensing stops automatically after the selected quantity has been prepared. It can also be stopped early by pressing
the e-Select.
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