Smeg CGF03 User manual

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USER MANUAL
COFFEE GRINDER
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We advise you to read this manual carefully, as it contains all the instructions for managing the appliance’s aesthetic and functional qualities. For further information on the product: www.smeg.com
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START
STOP
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
M
“A”
3
7
2
8
10
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5A
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“B” “C”
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“D”
5
“E”
“H”
12
6
12
1
12A
12A
“F”
MEDIUM
SUPERFINE
5
FINE
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13
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“G”
7
8
M
START
STOP
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5
4
3
2
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“I”
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10A
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“ L”
10B
10A
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Important information for the user /   
Instructions / 
General information on this user manual, on safety and nal disposal /
Description /
Appliance description /  
Use /
Information on using your appliance /    
Cleaning and care /   
Information for proper cleaning and maintenance of the appliance/      
Safety instructions /  
Information / 
Advice / 
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The manufacturer reserves the right to make any changes deemed useful for the improvement of its products without priornotice. The illustrations and descriptions contained in this manual are therefore not binding and are merely indicative.
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Warnings
1 SAFETY
1.1 Essential safety-related warnings
Since the machine is powered by electricity, the following safety warnings must be complied with:
• Do not touch the plug with wet hands.
• Make sure that the power outlet used is
always freely accessible, because only in this way can it be unplugged when necessary.
• If the plug is to be removed from the
socket, grasp the plug directly. Never pull the cable as damage may b caused.
• If the machine should suffer a malfunction,
do not attempt to repair it.
Switch the appliance off, remove the
plug from the power outlet and contact the Smeg Technical After-sales centre.
• If the plug or power supply cable
are damaged, have them replaced exclusively by the Technical After-sales centre, so as to prevent all risks.
• Do not immerse the appliance, in water.
• Attention: disconnect the plug before
cleaning.
• Do not allow the power cable to hang
over the edge of the table or any other surface, or to come into contact with hot surfaces.
• Do not use the appliance for more than
90 seconds consecutively. Allow the appliance to cool down foe approx. 15 minutes before re-use.
Keep the packaging material (plastic bags, expanded polystyrene) out of the reach of children.
• Cleaning and maintenance are the user’s responsibility and must not be performed by unsupervised children.
• Do not position the appliance on or in proximity of electric or gas cookers, or in a heated oven.
• Make sure that there are no foreign objects inside the coffee grinder.
• Switch the appliance off and disconnect it from the electric power supply before changing the accessories or approaching the parts that move during use.
1.2 Connect the appliance
Caution! Make sure that the mains
voltage and the frequency correspond with that indicated on the data plate on the bottom of the appliance. Only connect the appliance to a current outlet installed perfectly with minimum capacity of 10A and with efcient earth. If the appliance power outlet and plug are incompatible, have the power outlet replaced with a suitable type by qualied staff.
• This appliance must not be used by children.
• Keep the appliance and its cable out of the reach of children.
• Children must not play with the machine.
• The appliance can be used by persons with reduced physical and sensory conditions or lack of experience and
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Warnings
knowledge, if supervised or instructed concerning safe use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety and they understand the risks connected.
• Disconnect the appliance from the power outlet before all assembly, disassembly and cleaning operations.
1.5 Disposal
1.3 Use compliant with
destination
Electrical appliances must not be disposed of with household waste.
• The appliance is intended for household and similar use, such as:
- in the kitchen area for the staff of shops, ofces and other work environments;
- in bed and breakfast and agritourism accommodation;
- by guests at hotels and motels, and in residential environments.
• Other uses, in restaurants, bars and cafés for example, are improper.
• All discarded electric and electronic appliances must be disposed of separately from household waste, by taking them to relevant centres envisioned by the Country. By disposing of the discarded device correctly,
1.4 Manufacturer’s liability
The manufacturer declines all liability for injury/damage undergone by persons and objects due to:
• use of the appliance different from that envisioned;
damage to the environment and risks to human health will be avoided. For further information regarding the disposal of the discarded device, contact the Municipal Administration, the Disposal dept., or the shop where the device was purchased.
• the user manual not being read;
• tampering even with individual parts of the appliance;
• use of non-original spare parts;
• failure to comply with safety recommendations.
Keep these instructions carefully. Whenever the appliance is transferred to other persons, it must be accompanied by these user instructions.
The appliances bearing this symbol are subject to European Directive 2012/19/EU.
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Description / Assembly
2 Appliance description
(Fig. A)
1 Motor base 2 Coffee bean container (240 g) 3 Coffee bean container lid 4 Versatile 51-58 mm diameter dosing ring 5 Ground coffee container with lid 6 Dust collector tray 7 START/STOP button 8 Grinding functions selection knob 9 Grinding level adjustment lever 10 Grinder 11 Cleaning brush 12 Filter-holder support fork
Identication plate
The identication plate states the technical data, serial number, and marking. The identication plate must never be removed.
3 Before commissioning
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(Fig. A)
• Unpack the appliance carefully and remove all packaging materials and promotional labels.
• Wash all components, except for the motor base (1) and the grinder (10), with hot water and normal washing-up liquid. Rinse all components thoroughly and dry them before use.
The grinder must never be washed
and must always be kept dry. Clean the grinder with the cleaning brush provided or with a hard­bristle brush.
Before use, check that all the
components are integral and do not have any cracks.
4 Assembly of
components
(Fig. B-D)
• Position the container (2) on the motor base (1) matching up the two reference notches “ ” “ ” on the left side of the motor body (1).
Now, rotate the container (2) clockwise until
the two indications “ ” “ ” match.
• Place the lid (3) on the container (2).
• Position the plate (6) on the motor base (1) in a way to secure it.
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Controls
5 Description of controls (Fig. F-G)
Grinding adjustment lever (9)
The appliance has a lever (9), which allows the level of grinding to be adjusted appropriately to your use:
SUPERFINE Superne grinding
FINE Fine grinding
MEDIUM Medium grinding
When using the device with a
Smeg ECF03 coffee machine to prepare espresso coffee, proceed as indicated, depending on the type of lter selected, otherwise, when preparing COLD BREW drinks, we recommend setting the coffee grinder to MEDIUM, typically between level 10 and 12.
Move the lever to make the indicator (13) correspond with the desired grinding level.
When using non-pressurised lters,
we recommend setting the coffee grinder to “SUPERFINE”, whereas when using pressurised lters, we recommend selecting the “FINE” setting.
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Quantity of grinding selection knob (8)
The appliance has 8 pre-set functions and a manual function, which can be selected using the knob (8). Each function corresponds to a pre-dened grinding time, which increases gradually step-by-step.
Function
51 mm diameter pressurised lter
Single espresso
Double espresso
Filter coffee
Cold Brew (With Smeg ECF03)
58 mm diameter pressurised lter 58 mm diameter non-
pressurised lter 51 mm diameter pressurised lter 58 mm diameter pressurised lter 58 mm diameter non-
pressurised lter 2 cups MEDIUM 3 4 cups MEDIUM 5 6 cups MEDIUM 6 8 cups MEDIUM 8 10 cups MEDIUM 8
Choose the appropriate settings
from the table below, depending on the type of machine and the selected function.
It may be necessary to modify the
quantity of coffee, depending on the type being used.
Grinder
setting
FINE 1 FINE 1
SUPERFINE 3
FINE 2 FINE 4
SUPERFINE 5
MEDIUM 3
Function
selector
setting
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The user may decide to operate the
machine in “M - Manual” mode, irrespective of the selected function.
Set the selector to “M” and press
START/STOP.
Do not leave the coffee grinder
unattended when operating in manual mode as it is necessary to press the start/stop button again when it has nished grinding.
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Use
6 Use (Fig. D-F-G-I)
Make sure the upper grinder
(10A) is inserted and secured in its housing.
• Insert the plug into the power outlet.
• Lift the lid (3) and introduce the coffee beans into the container (2).
If the LED located on the knob
flashes, it means that the appliance is in error condition: beans container not present or not inserted correctly.
Grinding the coffee into the container (5)
• Position the powder container (5) on the plate (6) being careful to open the silicon cap.
• Select the desired level of grinding by positioning the indicator (13) on the gradation desired.
• Select the desired quantity by rotating the knob (8) and making the red indicator of the ring match with the desired program: from “2” to “12”.
• Press the START/STOP button (7) to start grinding. For all pre-set programs, grinding will end automatically, excluding the manual function (M).
• When grinding has been completed, remove the container (5) from the appliance.
• To withdraw the ground coffee from the container (5), open it by turning the lid (5A) anti-clockwise and remove it.
Make sure to stop grinding before
that coffee powder exceeds the ground coffee container maximum level mark.
Coffee may lose avour quickly
once ground. For optimal results, use coffee powder immediately after grinding. Store the ground coffee container in a dark, fresh and dry environment. Make sure the coffee powder level is lower than the container maximum level mark and that the container lid is rmly closed and screwed.
Grinding the coffee in to the espresso coffee lter-holder (Fig. A-D-F-G-H)
• If the dosing ring (4) is to be used, position it on the compatible lter holder (ø51 o ø58 mm).
• Position the lter-holder support fork (12) in the relative attachment (12A).
• Position the lter-holder under the dispensing cone.
• Select the grinding level.
• Select the program depending on the desired function. For more information about the various functions, consult the paragraph “DESCRIPTION OF COMMANDS”.
• Press the START/STOP button (7) to start grinding. For all pre-set programs, grinding will end automatically.
• When grinding has been completed, remove the lter-holder.
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Grind coffee in proper quantity,
make sure that coffee powder is lower than the ground coffee container maximum level mark.
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The dosing ring (4) prevents the
coffee powder from falling, thus helping to reduce dirtying and waste. Compatible with Smeg 58 mm lter-holders.
Filter-holder not supplied.
If the manual grinding operating
time exceeds the safety time set (90 seconds), the motor stops automatically.
During the grinding phase, do not
turn the knob (8) from one program to another and do not move the grain selection lever (9).
If a ner level of grinding than
that currently used is to be set, it is highly recommended to remove the grinder and clean it to remove any residual beans, before proceeding with a new grinding operation. See the CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE section to remove the grinder.
A beans locking system allows the
container (2) to be raised safely from the motor base (1), in a way to prevent the beans escaping.
The coffee grinder has an auto-off
function (stand-by), in the event it is not used after 90 seconds.
Press the START/STOP button (7)
to re-activate the product.
Grinding times (Fig. I-L)
The functions envision pre-set ground coffee supply settings. However, depending on personal taste, the pre-set amount of ground coffee can be increased or decreased, thus customising the different functions.
Customise the amount of grinding for espresso coffee
• Make sure that the grinding indicator (13)
is set to a suitable level for espresso coffee (SUPERFINE or FINE, depending of the type of lter in use, as indicated in the paragraph “DESCRIPTION OF COMMANDS”).
• Turn the knob (8) to “1”.
• Press the START/STOP button (7) to start
grinding and hold it down for the desired time; the ring (15) flashes during the programming phase.
• On releasing the button, grinding stops, the
ring stops ashing and the new setting is memorised.
It is possible to customise all the
other functions by repeating procedure to modify the grinding quantity.
Restoring factory values
To reset the factory values:
• Turn the knob (8) to program “M”.
• Press the START/STOP button (7) and hold
it down for 5 seconds. The ring (15) ashes 5 times indicating that all factory-set values have been reset.
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Cleaning and maintenance
7 Cleaning and
maintenance
(Fig. A-I-L)
• Make sure the coffee bean container (2) is empty and then activate manual mode (M) to remove any coffee residues from the grinder.
Before carrying out any cleaning
operation, ALWAYS disconnect the plug from the power outlet.
Never immerse the motor base (1)
in water or other liquids.
• Remove the container (2) by turning it anticlockwise.
• Remove any coffee beans present in the grinder using the cleaning brush (11) supplied.
• Lift the handle (16) and turn the upper grinder (10A) anti-clockwise to release and remove it.
• Clean the upper grinder (10A) and the lower grinder (10B) and the coffee outlet cavity using a brush with hard bristles or the cleaning brush (11) supplied.
• Re-mount the upper grinder (10A) making the two notches “ ” “ ” match and rotating clockwise to x it “ ” “ ”.
• The coffee bean container (2), the lid (3) and the plate (6) can be washed using warm water and neutral detergent.
• The motor base (1) can be cleaned using a damp cloth, avoiding the use of detergents or abrasive materials.
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Troubleshooting
Problem Possible causes Solution
Unplugged. Plug in.
The appliance does not work.
The Led on the knob ashes.
The appliance stops during operation.
The appliance works but does not dispense ground coffee.
The coffee bean container is not inserted correctly.
The motor thermal protection has activated automatically.
The coffee bean container is not inserted correctly.
The motor thermal protection has activated automatically.
No coffee beans in the relative container.
Grinder blocked. Remove the grinder and
Check that the coffee bean container is correctly inserted in the motor base.
Wait (approx. 30 minutes) for the thermal protection to reset.
Check that the coffee bean container is correctly inserted in the motor base. See the Assembly of Components paragraph to assemble the container.
Wait (approx. 30 minutes) for the thermal protection to reset.
Load the coffee beans.
check there are no objects blocking rotation.
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The top of the grinder
(10A) is missing. The grinding level set is incorrect or difcult.
Contact local technical support if the problem is not solved or in case of other types
of faults.
Grinders worn. Replace the grinders by
Insert and secure the upper grinder (10A) in its housing.
taking the appliance to an authorised after-sales centre.
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