WMF 900 User Manual

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User manual

WMF 900

EN - Type 03 0400

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Press brieﬂ y: 1x Espresso

Keep pressed down: 2x Espresso

Press brieﬂ y: 1x Café Crème

Keep pressed down: 2x Café Crème

Press brieﬂ y: 1x Cappuccino

Keep pressed down: 2x Cappuccino

Press brieﬂ y: 1x Latte Macchiato

Press brieﬂ y: 1 Mug of milk

Press and hold, till the desired quantity of milk foam is obtained

Press brieﬂ y: 1 glass of hot water

Press and hold, until the desired quantity of water is obtained

C-button

Stop the procedure Back without change

Steam Jet

press for at least 2 seconds:

-warm-up rinsing

Ready to operate display

The descriptions in this user manual always assume that coffee-machine is ready to operate.

Your selection pls.

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P-button

Call up programmes Conﬁ rm selection

Minus button

Browse backwards Reduce value Reduce strength of coffee Reduce the volume ﬁ lled in the cup

Plus button

Browse forwards Increase value Increase strength of cof fee Increase the volume ﬁ lled in the cup Pot function

The design in the displays can vary slightly from one version to another.

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Legend

1 Lid for ground coffee insert 2 Brewing unit lid 3On/Off switch 4 Ventilation grid 5 WMF Professional-Brewing-

System (in housing) 6Water tank 7 Drip tray with drip tray grid 8 Coffee grounds container 9 WMF All-In-One spout

10 Milk tube

11 Hot water spout 12 Control panel with

beverage buttons

13 Display 14 Cup storage 15 Bean container lid

Leave this page folded out while reading the user manual. This will give you an overview of the complete automatic coffee machine, including all its components. The positions

1 15

...

are dealt with again in the individual chapters.

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A variety of coffee specialities

You can make a variety of coffee specialties with just the touch of a button on your WMF Automatic Coffee Machine,

such as Café Creme, Espresso, Cappuccino and Latte Macchiato. In addition, you can also prepare hot milk and hot water for tea.

WMF All-In-One spout

The WWF All-In-One spout is a coffee spout and milk foamer rolled into one. In addition, the height can be adjusted so that you can place anything from an espresso cup to a glass of Latte Macchiato under it. There is double milk nozzle to simultaneously give two portions of cappuccino for perfect coffee for two.

Milk is dispensed when the All-in-One spout is at its uppermost position.

When you pull the All-In-One spout downwards a little, milk foam is dispensed.

WMF Steam Jet: Cup heating in a matter of seconds

Using the WMF Steam Jet you can pre-heat your cup within seconds to the optimal temperature.

Touch Concept

Your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine is

operated by simply touching the control panel. The illumination concept helps you during the navigation: only the buttons that can be operated are illuminated.

WMF Professional-Brewing-System

The WMF Professional-Brewing-System is the core of

Your WMFAutomatic Coffee

Machine.

Through optimal pressure and the WMFpre-brew principle, you can obtain coffee specialities catering to your unique taste.

WMF Connect and Clean

The automatic milk and coffee rinsing system unique in the world with an integrated automatic switch-off feature assists you in preparing beverages with milk easily and hygienically.

Individual Taste

For the coffee with an individual touch, you have several setting options such as settings for coffee strength, grinding degree

or adjustment of the coffee volume to the cup size. Aroma and cup volume ﬁ lled can be additionally adjusted via quick selection function for the next cup.

For efﬁ cient energy management

4 individually adjustable energy saving levels and automatic switch-off help to save energy. Thanks to the WMF-Zero-Energy Function, the machine does not use any power when it is switched off

Special features: an overview

The following functions make your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine unique:

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Preliminary comments

Congratulations on choosing your new WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine.

Your WMF Automatic Coffee Machine is equipped with the most important components of a professional WMF coffee machine - the basis for

your enjoyment of a perfect coffee. Read this user manual before you start preparing the coffee. Only then can you get to know all the functions, operate

your WMFAutomatic

Coffee Machine s

afely and treat yourself to a wonderful cup of coffee.

Signs and symbols

The symbols used for hazard instructions and their signiﬁ cance

Hazard! Hazard of being injured!

Hazard! Risk of burns and scalding!

Hazard! Potentially lethal hazard due to electric shock!

Caution! Risk of possible material damage!

Tips and instructions

Useful information and tips Cross reference

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Table of contents

3.3.2 WMF Steam Jet: Cup heating in a matter of

seconds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

3.3.3 Set the coffee strength for the next beverage . .25

3.3.4 Quick selection of cup size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

3.3.5 Pot function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

3.3.6 Coffee preparation using ground coffee . . . . . . .27

3.3.7 Preparing milk and milk foam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

3.3.8 Hot water dispensing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

3.4 Cancel beverage preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

3.5 Tips to save energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

3.6 Carry out the settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

3.6.1 Set the cup size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

3.6.2 Beverage settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

3.6.3 Basic settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

3.7 Set the grinding degree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

3.8 Read counters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42

4 Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

4.1 Care overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43

4.2 Customer Care programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

4.2.1 Calling up the customer care programmes . . . . . .46

4.2.2 Warm-up rinsing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46

4.2.3 WMF Connect & Clean milk system rinse . . . . . . .47

4.2.4 Machine-cleaning - Cleaning programme . . . . . .49

4.2.5 Replace water ﬁ lter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

Table of contents

1 For your safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

1.1 Intended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

1.2 Hazard instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

2 Initial setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

2.1 Scope of supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

2.2 Installation and connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

2.3 Testing the water hardness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

2.4 Clean the water tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

2.5 Insert the WMF water ﬁ lter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

2.6 Filling the water tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

2.7 Insert the milk tube. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

2.8 Filling the coffee bean hopper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

2.9 Initial setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

3 Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

3.1 Switching on or switching off the automatic

coffee machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

3.1.1 Switching on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

3.1.2 Switching off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

3.1.3 Timer operation (automatic switch-on). . . . . . . . .21

3.2 Use milk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

3.3 Prepare coffee beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

3.3.1 Coffee specialities at the touch of a button . . . .23

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4.2.6 Descale coffee machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53

4.3 Manual cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57

4.3.1 Clean the brewing unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57

4.3.2 General cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61

4.3.3 Clean the milk system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62

4.3.4 Clean the steam nozzle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65

4.4 Lubricating O-rings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66

4.4.1 Lubricating O-Ring of the Water tank . . . . . . . . .66

4.4.2 Lubricating O-Ring of the Brewer Unit . . . . . . . . .67

5 Display messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

5.1 Operating messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

5.2 Messages for troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71

5.3 Problems without error display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75

6 Transport and Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

7 Guarantee, warranty and

customer service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

8 Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

9 Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

10 Publisher Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

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For your safety

1 For your safety

Maximum possible safety of devices is one of the characteristics of WMF products to which we give our special attention. The integrated safety devices of the WMF

Automatic Coffee Machine are, however,

only effective if you follow the following safety instructions.

1.1 Intended use

Your WMF Automatic Coffee Machine is a single cup - coffee machine for Espresso and Café Crème as

well as milk coffee specialities such as Cappuccino and Latte Macchiato. In addition, hot water, milk foam and milk can be prepared. Each portion is freshly brewed at the touch of a button.

WMFAutomatic

Coffee Machine is

designed for personal use. Both coffee beans via the grinder as well as ground coffee

through a feed chute can be processed. The WMF

Automatic Coffee Machine must be used exclusively

for preparing coffee beverages, foaming and dispensing milk and for preparing hot water. The device is suitable for the preparation of an average of 35 cups per day

. The WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine is not

suitable for operation by children or by persons with limited capabilities to operate devices. In case of misuse, incorrect connection, incorrect operation, improper repair or non-compliance with the above speciﬁ cations, no liability will be accepted for any damage. In case of damage caused by neglecting cleaning or descaling or by using other cleaning products or scaling products than those of WMF, no liability is accepted and related guarantee claims and warranty claims are unapplicable.

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For your safety

1.2 Hazard instructions

Despite all safety precautions, there is a hazard potential associated with each device if handled improperly. Therefore, follow the instructions below when handling your automatic coffee machine to avoid injuries and health hazards:

Hazard! Possible injury by grinders!

As long as your automatic coffee machine is switched on and connected to the power supply, the grinder of your automatic coffee machine can start up and you may suffer injury.

> Do not reach into the coffee bean hopper of your automatic coffee machine. > When you want to clean the coffee bean hopper, switch off the automatic coffee machine and remove

the mains plug.

Hazard! Possible risk to life due to electric shock!

Water or other ﬂ uids that have seeped into the electronic components of your coffee machine can lead to life threatening electric shocks.

> Do not clean your coffee machine and the installation surfaces under running water, with steam

cleaners or with steam jets.

> Protect the automatic coffee machine from moisture and weather inﬂ uences and do not use the

automatic coffee machine outdoors. > Never open the housing of your coffee machine. > Never reach into the interior of your coffee machine, do not use any tools etc.

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For your safety

Hazard! Possible risk to life due to defects in the mains cable!

Defects in the mains cable can be a risk to life from electric shocks.

> Protect the mains cable from damage:

- Do not clamp the mains cable.

- Protect the mains cable from sharp edges, moisture, heat or oil. > Do not connect the device if the mains cable is damaged. > Do not repair a damaged mains cable on your own. > Allow only a qualiﬁ ed technician such as WMF customer service to replace the damaged mains cable.

Hazard! Risk of accidents to children at low installation height!

If the height of installation is too low, children can reach into the device and may be injured by hot steam or water.

> Install the device at least 85 cm, if necessary, even higher, above ﬂ oor level. > Install the device on a surface with a width of at least 60 cm. > Push the device far to the rear so that the drip tray and the device are out of the reach of children.

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For your safety

Hazard! Probable risk of burns or scalding due to hot components or steam and hot liquids!

The All-In-One spout and the hot water spout are very hot while in operation and on contact can cause burns. Hot beverages and escaping steam can scald you.

> Do not touch the All-In-One spout, the hot water spout or the immediately adjoining surfaces of your

automatic coffee machine. > Avoid contact with the escaping steam and handle the hot beverage with care. > Allow the machine to cool down before cleaning. Follow the same procedure when you remove or

attach components or accessories.

Hazard! Possible health hazard!

Neglecting to clean the milk unit, the water tank or using other consumables or materials other than coffee can affect your health.

> Clean the machine regularly according to the instruction given under the chapter on Care. > Fill the coffee bean hopper only with coffee beans and ﬁ ll the feed chute only with ground coffee. > Fill up only pure, cold drinking water in the water tank and use only milk in the milk system of your

coffee machine.

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For your safety

Hazard! Possible health hazard due to cleaning agents or descaling agents.

Cleaning agents and descaling agents are irritants and become very hot while executing the cleaning programmes. Cleaning agents and descaling agents can affect your health. Cleaning agents and descaling agents can damage the plastic parts of the automatic coffee machine and other articles and textiles.

> Avoid any contact with cleaning agent or descaling agent. > Keep the cleaning agents and descaling agents away from children. > Never ingest the cleaning agent and descaling agent or mix them with other cleaning agents and

descaling agents or other chemicals. > Even if you discontinue the cleaning activity, always wash your hands and face after cleaning your

automatic coffee machine. > Do not eat or drink during the cleaning programmes. > Ensure that there is adequate ventilation when the cleaning programmes are running. > Use only the WMF cleaning agents and descaling agents.

Caution! Possible property damage on delicate installation surfaces!

Due to the escaping hot steam or water, delicate support surfaces can be damaged.

> Protect the delicate installation surfaces with a base that is water-proof and heat resistant. > Ensure that the installation surface remains dry.

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For your safety

Caution! Possible material damage due to overﬂ owing drip tray!

If you only infrequently drain the drip tray, it can overﬂ ow. It can possibly damage the delicate items in the surrounding area.

> Empty the drip tray after each system rinse. > Ensure that the machine is switched off in your absence.

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Initial setup

2 Initial setup

Now you are only few steps away from preparing a perfect coffee. In this chapter, step-by-step you can learn how you can start operating your WMFAutomatic Coffee

Machine.

2.1 Scope of supply

> Check the scope of supply for completeness.

Legend

WMFAutomatic

Coffee Machine

2 WMF Milk system cleaner 3User manual

Guarantee card

Supplementar y sheet

for care instructions 4 Carbonate hardness test

Water ﬁ lter cartridge with adapter

Accessories in plastic bags:

Transparent milk nozzle for

non-refrigerated milk 7Multitool

8 WMF cleaning tablets 9 Small cleaning brushes

WMF lubricant/grease

for sealing rings

Milk tube with brown milk

nozzle for refrigerated milk

12 Steam n ozzle 13 Mains cable

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Initial setup

2.2 Installation and connection

> Unpack the automatic coffee machine. > Check the machine for possible damage during transportation.

Caution! Possible property damage on delicate installation surfaces!

Due to the hot steam or water that comes out, delicate bases can be damaged.

> Protect the delicate installation surfaces with a base that is water-proof and heat resistant. > Ensure that the installation surface remains dry. > If large amount of liquids regularly escape, it indicates a malfunction of the machine that must be

thoroughly checked.

While installing the automatic coffee machine, follow the hazard instructions given under chapter 1.2 and in this chapter as well as the following instructions:

> Place the automatic coffee machine on a stable, horizontal surface that is waterproof and

heat-resistant.

> Protect the mains cable from damage:

- Do not clamp the mains cable.

- Protect the mains cable from sharp edges, moisture, heat or oil.

Assemble

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Initial setup

> Do not allow the cable to hang over the edge of the table or the corner of the table. > Protect the automatic coffee machine from moisture and weather inﬂ uences and do not use the

automatic coffee machine outdoors.

> Install the device at least 85 cm, if necessary, even higher, above ﬂ oor level.

> Connect the mains cable (a) provided to the port at the rear (b) of the automatic coffee machine. > Connect the plug to an earthed socket.

> Insert the drip tray (7a) with drip tray grid (7b) in the automatic coffee machine.

Installation

Drip tray and drip tray grid

insert

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2.3 Testing the water hardness

> Brieﬂ y dip the provided Carbonate hardness-test strips (about 1 Second) into your tap water.

One minute later, you can read the degree of hardness with the help of the colour scale on the test strip package.

Enter the value with the initial settings (Chapter 29 Initial settings).

2.4 Clean the water tank

> Remove the water tank from the automatic coffee machine. > Remove all the accessories from the water tank. > Thoroughly rinse the water tank with tap water and a mild cleaning agent.

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Initial setup

2.5 Insert the WMF water ﬁ lter

The WMF water ﬁ lter protects the coffee machine from scale formations and ensures best quality of water for making coffee.

You need only observe the instructions in Section 2.5 if you work with a water ﬁ lter. If your water hardness is between 0 and 4, you need not use a water ﬁ lter.

> Remove the sieve (6a) in the water tank. > Pull the locking device (6b) of the cartridge adapter upwards. > From the top lateral side, clamp the cartridge adapter (6c) at the dispenser connection to the water

tank.

> Press the locking device on the cartridge adapter downwards. > Attach the new water ﬁ lter cartridge (6d) to the cartridge adapter.

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Initial setup

2.6 Filling the water tank

Caution! Possible damage to your automatic coffee machine due to unsuitable liquids!

Liquids other than drinking water can damage your coffee machine or can result in clogging.

> Fill the water tank of your automatic coffee machine only with clean, cold drinking water. > Never ﬁ ll the water tank with hot water, mineral water or milk.

> Remove the water tank from the automatic coffee machine. > Fill the water tank with cold tap water (maximum 2.2 litres).

The tank can be ﬁ lled with the ﬁ tted lid.

> Slide the water tank into the automatic coffee machine with the lid ﬁ tted in position.

2.7 Insert the milk tube

The milk tube is already mounted on the All-In-One spout.

> Select the suitable milk nozzle:

- brown coloured milk nozzle for refrigerated milk (mounted during delivery)

- transparent milk nozzle for non-refrigerated milk.

> Insert the appropriate milk nozzle.

The milk nozzle is connected ﬁ rmly to the tube and can be removed only by twisting and pulling.

> Remove the coffee grounds container. > Push the All-In-One spout to the lower position.

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> Press the milk tube into the guide. See to it that the milk tube does not lie in front of the grounds

container.

2.8 Filling the coffee bean hopper

Once unpacked, roasted coffee loses its aroma in few days. Therefore, pour only as many coffee beans in the coffee bean hopper as you expect to use in the next few days. So that you can enjoy the full aroma of your coffee, it is better to frequently reﬁ ll with beans.

Each automatic coffee machine is checked thoroughly before shipment. Therefore, coffee grounds residue may remain in the grinder. Your coffee machine will deﬁ nitely not be a used one.

Hazard! Possible injuries due to the grinders!

As long as your automatic coffee machine is switched on and connected to the power supply, the grinder of your automatic coffee machine can start up and you may suffer injury.

> Do not reach into the coffee bean hopper of your coffee machine when the coffee machine is not

switched off and removed from the mains.

Caution! Possible damage to your automatic coffee machine due to foreign bodies!

Foreign bodies that are present in the coffee bean hopper can damage the grinders.

> Make sure that no foreign bodies (e.g. metal parts) are present in the coffee bean hopper. > Pour only appropriate coffee beans into the coffee bean hopper.

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Initial setup

15a 15b 15c

> Open the lid (15a)of the coffee bean hopper. > Fill the hopper (15b) with coffee beans > Close the lid (15c).

2.9 Initial setting

> Press the On-/Off-switch.

The commissioning program begins.

> Set the desired language with

–

> Conﬁ rm the language with

button.

Cup volume: max. 250 g

lan g uag e: e nglish

OK: P change: -/+

Set the language

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Initial setup

The setup programme now guides you through the basic settings.

> Set the current time with

–

(hh = hours in two digits, mm = minutes in two digits).

> Conﬁ rm the time with

button.

> Set the current date with

–

(dd = day in two digits, mm = month in two digits, yyyy = year in four digits).

> Conﬁ rm the date with

button.

You can choose between 4 energy saving modes.

> Please note the following information. > Using the

–

or +, set the energy saving mode.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

Initial setup

Time hh:m m

OK: P change: -/+

Set the time

Date dd:mm:yyyy

OK: P change: -/+

Set the date

Energy saving modes

Eco-Mode: 2

OK: P change: -/+

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Initial setup

Energy saving mode Method of operation of the coffee machine

Both heaters are continuously ready for use. Coffee, milk, milk foam and hot water can be dispensed without having to wait.

(Factory setting)

Hot water is held at operating temperature continuously. Coffee, milk, milk foam and hot water can be dispensed without having to wait. The steam heater goes to stand-by after 5 minutes. Milk, milk foam and steam can be dispensed from the Steam Jet after a short waiting period.

Both heaters go to stand-by after 5 minutes. Coffee, milk, milk foam, steam and hot water can be dispensed after a short waiting period.

The coffee heater goes to stand-by after 5 minutes. Coffee and hot water can be dispensed after a short waiting period. The steam heater is off.

No milk beverages can be prepared and the Steam Jet is deactiva

* Measuring method as per SAFE

> Set the time after which the machine automatically

switches off after the last beverage preparation with

–

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

For a setting at “0 Minutes“, the machine does not switch off automatically.

> Set the result of the carbonate hardness test with

–

. (“2.3 Testing the water hardness” on page 10)

> Conﬁ rm the water hardness with

button.

Sw. off time: 30 min

OK: P change: -/+

Set the switch off time

Water hardn.: 13-16

OK: P change: -/+

Setting water hardness

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Initial setup

> With

–

, select whether you use a water ﬁ lter

(recommended for water hardness greater than 5 °dKH)

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

If water ﬁ lter is set to "Yes", the ﬁ lter will then be rinsed. If it is set to “No”, this step need not be carried out.

> Check to ensure that the water tank is ﬁ led to the top. > Place the lid on the water tank. > Slide the water tank gently into the automatic coffee

machine.

> Place a collecting vessel with approximately 3 litres

capacity under the hot water spout.

While rinsing the ﬁ lter, unusual noises are heard. This is normal. The noises end during the ﬁ lter rinse.

The machine subsequently heats up as shown in the display.

After the machine is heated up, the coffee system is rinsed by itself. This warms up all the pipes.

> Place a collecting vessel under the All-in-One spout for

the rinse water.

The coffee system rinsing procedure lasts for about. 40 seconds.

Water  lter: N o

OK: P change: -/+

Is water ﬁ lter being used?

Place 3L container

under h. w. spout

Rinsing the water ﬁ lter

Heating up ...

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Initial setup

At the end of the setup program, a test brew is carried out.

The Espresso button blinks.

> Place a container that holds at least 50 ml under the All-In-One dispenser. > Press a beverage button.

The test brewing starts. During this test brewing, coffee grinder is ﬁ lled with coffee beans.

> Throw this ﬁ rst cup of coffee away.

Your Automatic Coffee Machine is now ready for operation.

All the settings can be changed now or later on. For this, refer the chapter “3.6.3 Basic settings” on page 37.

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Operation

3 Operation

In this chapter, you can learn everything about the easy method of coffee preparation with your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine and how you can individually customize it - entirely according to your preference!

Hazard! Possible risk of burns or scalding due to hot components or steam and hot liquids!

The All-In-One spout and the hot water spout are very hot while in operation and on contact can cause burns. Hot beverages and escaping steam can scald you.

> Do not touch the All-In-One spout, the hot water spout or the immediately adjoining surfaces of your

automatic coffee machine.

> Avoid contact with the escaping steam and handle the hot beverage with care.

3.1 Switching on or switching off the automatic coffee machine

While switching the automatic coffee machine on or off, the machine automatically starts a coffee system rinse. This requires an adequate volume of water in the water tank at all times.

> Empty the drip tray regularly, since the rinse water is emptied into the drip tray through the

All-In-One spout. You can also place a collecting vessel under the All-in-One spout and collect the rinse water.

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Operation

3.1.1 Switching on

> Press the On-/Off-switch.

Your coffee machine heats up and performs coffee system rinse. This warms up all the pipes.

> Place a collecting vessel under the All-in-One spout for

the rinse water.

The coffee system rinsing procedure lasts for about. 40 seconds.

Your automatic coffee machine is now ready for operation.

3.1.2 Switching off

> Press the On-/Off-switch for about 3 seconds.

Before switching off, an automatic coffee system rinse is performed. If beverages are prepared with milk, then you are requested to perform a milk system rinse.

> Follow the display instructions for a milk system rinse.

The machine switches off.

WELCOME

From switch-on to

operational readiness

in about 2 minutes

Heating up ...

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Operation

3.1.3 Timer operation (automatic switch-on).

With the timer, you can automatically switch the

WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine

on or off. To use the timer, the basic setting "Switch-on time" must be set to active beforehand.

> Brieﬂ y press the on-/off-switch. > Set the switch-on time with the buttons

–

or +.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

The machine rinses and subsequently shifts to the timer operation.

The display shows the switch-on time that has been set. The current date and time is displayed, if these are activated in the basic settings. The button

-blinks. The switch-on time can be changed

by pressing the

button.

The machine automatically switches on at the set time.

> To manually switch on the WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine in the timer operation , brieﬂ y press the

on-/off switch.

Before the automatically set time, the machine in the timer operation immediately switches on again.

> To manually switch off the WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine in the timer operation, press the on-/off

switch for 3 seconds.

The machine is switched off and the timer is no longer active.

Timer

OK: P change: -/+

Timer

08:15 01.03.2010

Manual switch on and

switch off for timer

operation

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3.2 Use milk

Milk is a very sensitive foodstuff. Always ensure cleanliness when using milk. Open the packing only with clean hands and tools. Always ensure that the milk is germ-free. We recommend that milk always be stored in a refrigerator and removed from it only for immediate use.

> Place the refrigerated milk on the left side, next to the machine. > Insert the milk tube with the attached milk nozzle into the milk container.

We recommend the milk tube be inserted only for immediate use and not to leave it inside the milk for an extended period.

The tube end with the milk nozzle should be long enough to reach the bottom of the milk container so that the container can be completely emptied.

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3.3 Prepare coffee beverages

Coffee beverages are prepared by touching the beverage button in the control panel.

3.3.1 Coffee specialities at the touch of a button

> Place an appropriate drinking vessel under the All-In-One spout. > Adjust the All-In-one spout to suit the height of the drinking vessel.

> Ensure that the All-In-One dispenser is not in the highest position.

> Select your beverage by pressing the beverage button:

short: 1x Espresso short: 1x Café Crème

long: 2x Espresso long: 2x Café Crème

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> For example, press the button at the bottom left for Cappuccino.

short: 1x Cappucino

short: 1x Latte Macchiato

long: 2x Cappucino

The name of the beverage appears on the display, for example, Cappucino. The coffee beans are ground for the selected beverage, for example, Cappuccino. The selected beverage, for example, Cappucino, is prepared.

When you set Eco-Mode 4, you cannot prepare any milk beverages. The symbols for milk beverages are not illuminated.

3.3.2 WMF Steam Jet: Cup heating in a matter of seconds

The WMF Steam-Jet ﬁ nally sees the end of cold coffee cups. At the push of a button, hot steam ﬂ ows slowly from below into the drinking vessel - to ensure coffee enjoyment at exactly the right temperature!

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Hazard! Possible danger of burns!

Hot steam is delivered and the drinking vessel can get very hot!

> Do not use the cup warmer without a drinking vessel and never without the drip tray grid with steam

board inserted in place. > Use heat-resistant drinking vessels. > Do not use the cup warmer without the associated saucer insert. > Never leave children near the machine without supervision.

The

WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine is ﬁ tted with the WMF Steam-Jet single, cup warmer for a single

cup.

> Place a drinking vessel with the opening facing downwards on to the Steam-Jet. > Press the button with the cup warming symbol for longer than 2 seconds.

Hot steam slowly ﬂ ows from below into the drinking vessel. The ﬂ ow of steam ends automatically when the button is released, latest however after 8 seconds.

Your automatic coffee machine is now ready for operation.

3.3.3 Set the coffee strength for the next beverage

Prior to each coffee preparation, you can decide on the desired strength of your next coffee speciality.

> Set the desired coffee strength with

–

or +.

Following coffee strengths are available for selection:

cup preheater

ATTENTION! h ot!

your selection pls

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- Mild (about 15 % weaker than the saved setting)

- Normal (corresponds to your setting)

- Strong (about 15 % stronger than the saved setting)

3.3.4 Quick selection of cup size

The volume of the next cup can be stipulated before starting to prepare the beverage. The taste will therefor remain the same.

You set the size of cup for the next beverage using the cup size rapid selection. You can also change the permanent setting of the cup size. See Chapter “3.6.1 Set the cup size” on page 32.

> Push the button for cup size rapid selection for longer than 2 seconds and push the:

- for a large cup: brieﬂ y

- for a small cup: brieﬂ y

–

- for the pot function 2x brieﬂ y

(see Chapter “3.3.5 Pot function” on page 27)

medium: corresponds to the permanant setting of cup size large: corresponds to approx. 130% of your permanent beverage setting small: corresponds to approx. 70% of your permanant beverage setting

Your WMF coffee machine adjusts the quantity of ground coffee to the cup size and thus ensures that you enjoy a perfect cup of coffee consistent in taste.

The setting can be cancelled by using off/c.

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3.3.5 Pot function

Using the pot function you can make a full pot of Café Crème.

> Press the cup size rapid selection button for longer than 2 seconds.

> Press

2x brieﬂ y.

The Cafe Creme beverage button lights up.

> Push the All-In-One spout upwards. > Place the WMF coffee pot under the spout.

You can now make 2, 4, 6, or 8 cups of Cafe Creme.

> Follow the display instructions.

3.3.6 Coffee preparation using ground coffee

In addition to the coffee bean hopper, you can prepare a second type of coffee (for example, a decaffeinated coffee) using the ground coffee feed chute.

Caution! Possible malfunction of your automatic coffee machine!

Improperly ground coffee or water soluble coffee powder can block the feed chute in your automatic coffee machine.

> Use only ground coffee in the ground coffee insert (maximum 15 g per preparation). > Do not use water-soluble instant coffee. > Do not use ﬁ nely ground coffee.

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> Place an appropriate drinking vessel under the All-In-One spout. > Open the lid (1a) on the ground coffee inlet.

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The display notiﬁ es:

> Pour the ground coffee (adequate for a brewing cycle of about. 9 g) in the ground coffee insert (1b). > Close the lid (1c). > Select your beverage using the beverage buttons (one cup).

The procedure can be cancelled with C button.

3.3.7 Preparing milk and milk foam

Your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine prepares hot milk and milk foam at the touch of a button.

Hot milk (All-in-one spout in the uppermost position)

> Place an appropriate drinking vessel under the All-In-One spout. > Push the All-In-One spout to the upper most position. > Brieﬂ y press the milk button.

A mug of hot milk is prepared. After the milk is dispensed, the All-In-One spout shall again be pushed slightly downwards.

Milk foam (All-In-One spout not in the uppermost position)

> Place an appropriate drinking vessel under the All-In-One spout. > Push the All-In-One spout slightly downwards. > Press and hold the milk button till the desired quantity of hot milk foam is prepared.

Insert coff. grounds

Select beverage

Cup volume: max. 15 g

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Tip: Milk or milk foam can drip a little after dispensing. It is best to hold your cup for a little while longer after dispensing under the All-In-One spout, or place a small collecting vessel under the spout.

Tip: Milk can also drip, if the milk container is full and at the same time the All-In-One spout is in a lower position. Push the spout slightly upwards after the beverage is dispensed.

3.3.8 Hot water dispensing

You can dispense hot water, for example, for tea, with the help of hot water function.

> Place a suitable drinking vessel under the hot water spout. > Brieﬂ y press the hot water button to obtain one glass of hot water.

For obtaining hot water in variable quantities:

> Press and hold the hot water button till the desired quantity of hot water is prepared.

3.4 Cancel beverage preparation

You can cancel the current beverage dispense:

> Press

button.

For beverages with more than one component such as coffee and milk:

> Press the beverage button once again to cancel the active dispense.

The next component is dispensed.

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3.5 Tips to save energy

Set the most economical energy saving mode (see “Energy saving modes” on page 15).

Swit

ch off your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine when it is not in use. It does not consume any power

then.

Your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine switches off automatically after 30 minutes. Reduce the automatic

switch off time (“Set the switch off time” on page 16).

Descale

your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine regularly. Limescale residues result in increased power

consumption. (Chap. “4.2.6 Descale coffee machine” on page 53).

3.6 Carry out the settings

By setting the Cup size, you can adjust the quantity of the beverage for your cup size (Chapter. “3.6.1 Set the cup size” on page 32). With the beverage settings, you can individually change the recipe of your coffee (“3.6.2 Beverage settings” on page 33). The basic settings are related to the settings for the display and the operation of the coffee machine (Chapter. “3.6.3 Basic settings” on page 37). Besides, you can set the grinding degree (chapter “3.7 Set the grinding degree” on page 39).

When you make the settings, you can start a preparation test with the new values at any time.

Preparation test

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> Place an appropriate drinking vessel under the All-In-One spout. > Once again press the beverage button of the adjusted beverage.

The beverage is prepared with the adjusted settings.

3.6.1 Set the cup size

Here, you have the option to individually adjust the cup volume to your cup sizes. But the recipe remains the same.

> Press

button.

> Browse with

for basic settings.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> With the help of the beverage button, select the

beverage for which you want to adjust the cup volume with the cup size.

Select program

browse: +

Select the cup size

Cup size

OK: P change: -/+

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> Adjust the cup volume to the cup size with the buttons

–

The cup volume is displayed in %. 100 % corresponds to the default setting.

> If necessary, carry out a test preparation (page 31). > Conﬁ rm the cup volume with

button.

> If necessary, change the cup volume. > Conﬁ rm the cup volume with

button.

3.6.2 Beverage settings

Here, the recipe for your coffee specialties are set according your personal coffee preferences.

You can adjust the following settings:

- Water volume

- Coffee strength

- Milk quantity

- Rest period for Latte Machiato

- Sequence of dispensing milk and coffee

Adjust the cup volume

Cup volume: 100%

OK: P change: -/+

Cup volume: 100%

OK: P Test: bev. btn.

Cup volume: 100%

OK: P change: -/+

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- Pre-brew (for perfect aroma)

> Press

button.

> Browse with

for beverage setting.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Select the beverage for which you want to change the

taste and the composition with the help of beverage buttons.

> Set the desired water volume with

–

> If necessary, carry out a test preparation (page 31). > Conﬁ rm the water volume with

button.

Select program

browse: +

Select the beverage

setting

Beverage settings OK: P change: -/+

Water volume: 40 ml

OK: P Test: bev. btn.

Adjust the water

volume

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> Set the desired coffee strength with

–

The ground quantity varies according to the grinding degree setting, the used types of coffee, the humidity and several other inﬂ uences. The factory setting for Espresso corresponds to approximately 9 grams.

> If necessary, carry out a test preparation (page 31). > Conﬁ rm the coffee strength with

button.

The setting is applicable for coffee beverages with milk or milk foam.

> Set the desired milk quantity with

–

The milk quantity varies according to the used milk, milk temperature and selected milk nozzle.

> If necessary, carry out a test preparation (page 31). > Conﬁ rm the milk quantity with

button.

Tip: The separation between milk and Espresso, in case of Latte Macchiato, works even better if the rest period between milk dispensing and milk foam dispensing is prolonged.

> Set the rest period between milk disbursement and milk

foam disbursement with

–

or +.

> Conﬁ rm the rest period with

button.

> Set the sequence of dispensing coffee and milk with

–

> Conﬁ rm the sequence with

button.

Strength: 100 %

OK: P change: -/+

Adjust the coffee

strength

Milk volume: 28 sec.

OK: P change: -/+

Adjust the milk

quantity

Rest period: 15 sec.

OK: P change: -/+.

Rest period for

Latte Macchiato

Sequ.: coffee-milk OK: P change: -/+.

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The quantity of milk foam may be less during the ﬁ rst beverage since the condensed water is still in the cooled down pipes. Therefore, before the preparation of the ﬁ rst beverage, brieﬂ y press the milk button.

Pre-brew: Before brewing, the ground coffee is dampened with hot water. This causes the ground coffee to swell up and the aroma of many types of coffee can develop better.

> Set the pre-brew function on or off with

–

> If necessary, carry out a test preparation (page 31). > Conﬁ rm your setting with

button.

When you set Eco-Mode 4, you cannot prepare any milk beverages. The symbols for milk beverages are not illuminated.

At www.wmf-ce.de you can ﬁ nd useful tips and tricks for enjoying a perfect cup of coffee.

Pre-brew: On

OK: P change: -/+

Pre-brew

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3.6.3 Basic settings

Following settings can be adjusted:

Basic settings

Language* Water hardness* Energy saving modes* Water ﬁ lter* Time* Special information tone Date* Brewing temperature Display of time/date Factor y settings Switch on time Display contrast Switch off time*

The basic settings marked with a * have already been set during the commissioning. However, you can subsequently change these values too.

The description for this can be found under the chapter “2 Initial setup” on page 7.

In order to adjust the basic settings, proceed as follows:

> Press

button.

> Browse with

for basic settings.

Select program

browse: +

Select the basic

settings

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> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Set the display of date and time on or off with

–

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Set the pre-brew function on or off with

–

(Chapter “3.1.3 Timer operation (automatic switch-on).” on page 21).

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

> Use the

–

buttons to set whether a warm-up rinse should be carried out when you brew an Espresso again after an interval in dispensing.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Switch on or off the special information tone for

pressing the control keys and beverage buttons with

–

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Set the desired brewing temperature with

–

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

Basic settings

OK: P change: -/+

Date / Time: On

OK: P change: -/+

Allow display of

date/time?

Switch-on time: On

OK: P change: -/+

Automatic

switch on time

Warm-up rinsing

off

OK: P change: -/+

Warm-up rinse

Sound: On

OK: P change: -/+

Special information

tone

Brewing temp. 92 °C

OK: P change: -/+

Brewing temperature

Default setting: 92 °C

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All the basic settings and beverage settings are reset to factory setting with the setting of "Yes".

> Set the factory setting to "Yes" with

–

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Set the display contrast with

–

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

3.7 Set the grinding degree

With the help of continuously adjustable grinders you can optimally align your WMFAutomatic Coffee

Machine

for your type of coffee.

Caution! Possible malfunction due to false setting of the grinding degree!

The setting of the grinding degree of your automatic coffee machine in idle mode can lead to the grinder being set too tight and cannot start.

> Set the degree of grinding for your coffee machine only when the grinder is in operation > Do not forcefully overwind the stop!

Factory sett.: No OK: P change: -/+

Factory setting

Display contrast

OK: P change: -/+

Display contrast

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15a

15b

15d

15c

15e

> Open the lid (15a) on the bean hopper. > Connect the Multi tool (15b) to the grinding degree setting (15c ). > Place an appropriate drinking vessel under the All-In-One-spout, press the Espresso button and wait

till the grinder runs. Grinding should be ﬁ ner: Press the multitool downwards and turn the multitool (15b) in anticlockwise direction. Grinding should be coarser: Press the multitool downwards and turn the multitool (15b) in clockwise direction.

The factory setting of the grinding degree is based on the characteristics of average coffee beans. The effect of a change in the grinding degree is assessed only after the delivery of the second cup after the new setting. The ﬁ ner the coffee is ground, more strongly its contents are released into the coffee. The following constraints are there for the setting

Grinding degree is too ﬁ ne: The dispensing stream is interrupted and/or there is a ﬂ ow fault: –> the ground coffee clogs the brewing ﬁ lter. Increase the grinding degree by one rotation to make it coarser.

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Grinding degree is too coarse: Runs out too fast - especially in case of espresso- the cream is too light and less consistent, the aroma is plain. Adjust the grinding degree by one rotation to make it ﬁ ner.

Correct setting: Verify your setting by preparing a double cup espresso.

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3.8 Read counters

> Press

button.

> Browse with

for counters.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Browse with

–

to display the number of beverages

prepared.

Immediately after all the beverages are displayed or when you press

button,the counters can be deleted.

> Reset the counters with

button.

> retain the counters with

button.

Select program

browse: +

Select the counters

Counters

OK: P browse: -/+

Espresso 269

browse: -/+

Allow display of the number of prepared

beverages?

Reset all counters

No: C Yes: P

Reset counters?

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4 Care

The care of your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine is especially important so that your coffee is always prepared perfectly. The display notiﬁ es you about how soon the Automatic Coffee Machine must be rinsed, cleaned or descaled. Only 10 seconds time are needed to clean the machine before you switch it off.

Caution! Risk of burns and scalding!

While cleaning, removing or attaching components and accessories, you are susceptible to burn injuries due to the hot parts of the machine.

> Allow the machine to cool down before cleaning.

4.1 Care overview

Steps for care Care interval

Warm-up rinse / Coffee system rinse

- Automatic for each switch on and switch off.

- If necessary

Rinse milk system WMF Connect & Clean

- 20 minutes after the preparation of beverages with milk.

- at the latest, while switching off.

Clean the milk system -weekly

Clean the machine - Cleaning programme - once in 4 weeks

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Steps for care Care interval

Replace water ﬁ lter

- After a request in the display (depending on water hardness and water ﬂ ow rate, at the latest after 3 months)

Descale the machine

- according to the request in display (dependent on water hardness, water ﬂ ow rate and water ﬁ lter).

Clean the brewing unit

-weekly, for less than 25 brewing cycles per week

Cleaning the coffee grounds container

- According to the request in display (dependent on the number of brewings).

Clean the water tank -weekly

Empty drip tray -daily

Clean the bean hopper -weekly

Clean machine housing -weekly

After 7000brewings, it is recommended that the maintenance of the device be carried out by the WMFServicecenter. An instruction appears in the display while switching on. The instruction is repeated after sometime.

4.2 Customer Care programmes

Adequate water is required in the water tank is required for automatic rinsing of the coffee system. The rinse water is collected in the drip tray.

> Empty the drip tray regularly or place a container under the All-in-One spout during the rinse.

After each brewing cycle, during the heating up phase and during the customer care programmes,

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so-called release water runs into the drip tray. This rinses any remaining coffee from the pipes. This is a completely normal procedure and not an error in the automatic coffee machine.

Hazard! Possible health hazard due to cleaning agents or descaling agents.

> Avoid any contact with cleaning agent or descaling agent. > Observe the general safety instructions and the safety instructions labelled on the cleaning agents and

descaling agents.

Caution! Possible health hazard!

Neglecting the cleaning of milk unit, the water tank or using inappropriate cleaning agents or descaling agents can affect your health.

> Clean your coffee machine at regular intervals, with the help of the cleaning programmes, immediately

after the request on the display.

> Use only the WMF cleaning agents and descaling agents.

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4.2.1 Calling up the customer care programmes

> Press

button.

> Browse with

for care programmes.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Browse with

–

buttons for the desired care

programme.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

4.2.2 Warm-up rinsing

The pipes of the coffee machine are rinsed with hot water. The water is drained out via the All-In-One spout. The warm-up rinse is recommended when the machine has not been used for a considerable period of time (at least 10 minutes) This makes the beverage hotter.

Select program

browse: +

Calling up the care

programmes

Select care program

OK: P browse: -/+

Select care programmes

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> Call the customer care programs (Chapter “4.2 Customer

Care programmes” on page 44).

> Browse until warm-up rinse. > Place a suitable vessel under the All-In-One spout. > Conﬁ rm the warm-up rinse with

button.

4.2.3 WMF Connect & Clean milk system rinse

The automatic milk and coffee rinsing system unique in the world with an integrated automatic switch-off feature assists you in preparing beverages with milk easily and hygienically, and thus, ensures that you enjoy a perfect cup of coffee for a long time to come

Tip: To switch off the maching after the last Cappuccino, press the On-/Off-Switch; thereupon, the machine automatically prompts you to attach the milk tube and to push the spout upwards. As soon as the cleaning starts rest is taken care by your coffee machine: It automatically carries out milk and coffee system rinsing and switches off on its own completely due to Zero-Energy-Function.

Hazard! Possible scalding due to hot rinsing water!

If the milk hose is not fully screwed in it can work loose. Hot rinsing water can come out. After rinsing, some hot water will remain in the milk hose.

> Always screw the milk hose fully in position. > After rinsing, hold the open end of the milk hose over the drip tray so that the remaining hot water

can run out.

You are requested to rinse milk system 20 minutes after adding milk or milk foam.

Warm up rinsing

OK: P Browse: -/+

Warm-up rinse

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> Select the milk system rinse with

button.

The display notiﬁ es the individual activities that must be completed before the rinse.

> Push the All-In-One spout to the upper most position. > Place a collecting vessel under the All-In-One spout. > Wipe the outside of the milk hose with a clean damp

cloth.

> Place the milk hose with the milk nozzle on the hot

water spout (a).

> Turn the milk hose in clockwise direction to the point of

stop.

> Start the milk system rinsing with

button.

The inner area of the milk system is rinsed with hot water and the water is emptied via the All-In-One spout. The All-In-One spout is cleaned via a pulse of steam.

milk system rinsing

OK: P browse: -/+

Milk system rinsing

45°

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You can also call up the milk system rinsing manually. To do so call up the care programmes and select the milk system rinsing. When the automatic switch-off time is reached, before switching off only a coffee system rinsing is carried out. But the machine will call for a milk system rinsing next time you switch it on.

The milk system should be thoroughly cleaned at least once a week (see chap. 4.3.3)

Tip: Pull the milk hose out of the spout during the pulse of steam; the remaining water will be removed from the hose automatically that way.

Tip: With the dishwasher safe WMF Milk lance, we provide a clean and easy solution for adding milk. Ask your dealer or order the milk lance from www.wmf-ce.de.

4.2.4 Machine-cleaning - Cleaning programme

Hazard! Possible health hazard due to accidental ingestion of cleaning solution!

Cleaning agents and descaling agents that are dispensed during the cleaning programme of your automatic coffee machine can affect your health.

> Ensure that nobody drinks the cleaning solution that is dispensed.

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> Call the customer care programs (Chapter “4.2 Customer

Care programmes” on page 44).

> Browse the Machine-cleaning. > Start the machine cleaning with

button.

> Follow the instructions in the display.

> Place a suitable vessel (2 litres'capacity) under the All-In-One spout.

Machine cleaning

OK: P Browse: -/+

Machine cleaning

Duration of the cleaning

program: 7 minutes

Empty drip tray

Re ll water tank

Place 2L container

under spout

Insert tablet

into c offe e

grounds slot

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> Open the lid (1a) on the ground coffee inlet. > Insert a cleaning tablet (1b) along with the yellow sponge in the ground coffee insert. > Close the lid (1c).

> Start with

button.

The cleaning program starts. A minute countdown indicates how long the cleaning will last. The Machine-cleaning ends after 7 minutes. The display calls for a manual milk system cleaning. This display disappears after pressing the

C button.

After 4 weeks or 220 brews, the request for machine-cleaning appears on the display. This display disappears after the ﬁ rst beverage is dispensed. The cleaning must take place within the next 30 brews, however not later than the day after the next. Otherwise, beverage dispensing will be blocked. The block is cleared after a cleaning cycle. By using WMF cleaning tablets to clean the machine, you can be sure of trouble-free operation and that you enjoy your cup of coffee with consistent quality.

Tip: If you would like to be reminded about a speciﬁ c day for the cleaning process, simply perform the cleaning on the desired day after the last beverage is dispensed. In future, every week, a cleaning request is displayed on the same day.

Start: P

Cleaning in progress

Time remain: 6 min

Duration of the cleaning

program: 7 minutes

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4.2.5 Replace water ﬁ lter

This program appears when you use a water ﬁ lter and the usage has been conﬁ rmed during the initial settings (Chapter “2.5 Insert the WMF water ﬁ lter” on page 11).

However, depending on the water hardness and the water ﬂ ow, at least after 3 months, a display requesting to change the water ﬁ lter, appears. If you do not replace the water ﬁ lter, you must deactivate the application in basic settings. In this case, you must always remove the old water ﬁ lter and adapter.

If you can only prepare 5 litres of coffee before the machine gets blocked, a countdown appears in the display. Thereafter, a continuous request for machine-cleaning appears.

> Call the customer care programs (“4.2.1 Calling up the

customer care programmes” on page 46).

> Browse until the ﬁ lter change. > With the help of +/- button, select the ﬁ lter change

function.

> Start ﬁ lter change with the

button.

> Take out the water tank from the automatic coffee

machine.

> Exchange the old ﬁ lter for a new one as described under

the chapter “2.5 Insert the WMF water ﬁ lter” on page 11.

> Fill the water tank with cold tap water. > Place the lid on the water tank.

Filter exchang e

OK: P Browse: -/+

Replace water ﬁ lter

Remove water tank

. Remove old  lter

. Place new  lt er

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> Slide the water tank gently into the automatic coffee machine. > Press the button

> Place a 2 litre collecting container under the hot water spout.

> Start ﬁ lter rinse with the

button.

The ﬁ lter rinsing program starts. A minute countdown indicates how long the rinsing will last. Filter rinse process ends after 4 minutes.

While rinsing the ﬁ lter, unusual noises are heard. This is normal. The noises end during the ﬁ lter rinse. During further operation, everything sounds normal again.

4.2.6 Descale coffee machine

Hazard! Possible health hazard due to accidental ingestion of cleaning solution!

Cleaning agent and descaling agent that are dispensed during the cleaning programme of your automatic coffee machine can affect your health.

> Ensure that nobody drinks the cleaning solution that is dispensed.

When your WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine must be descaled, a request for the same appears in the display. The period depends on the water hardness and the water ﬂ ow as well as on whether you use a

Filter rinsing

Rinsing water ﬁ lter

Rinsing  lt er …

Time remain: 4 min

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water ﬁ lter. you can postpone the descaling process by pressing C button. However, within the next 50 brewings, a descaling procedure must be carried out. Otherwise, beverage dispensing will be blocked. The block is cleared after a descaling procedure.

> Press the release button (9a) at the back of the All-In-One spout and pull the milk foamer (9b)

downwards.

> Detach the milk tube (10) from the milk foamer (9b).

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> Call the customer care programs (“4.2.1 Calling up the

customer care programmes” on page 46).

> Browse with

–

buttons for machine-cleaning.

> Conﬁ rm your selection with

button.

> Empty the drip tray. > Remove the water tank from the automatic coffee

machine.

> Remove the ﬁ lter cartridge and the adapter if a water

ﬁ lter is used.

> Pour a whole bottle of WMF liquid descaling agent

(750 ml) into the water tank.

> Fill the water tank with water and cover it with the lid. > Place a large collecting vessel (minimum 3 litres) under

the All-In-One spout and the hot water spout.

> Start the machine descaling with

button.

Descaling starts and shall not be interrupted at any point.

A minute countdown indicates how long the descaling will last. Entire duration of descaling lasts for about 37 minutes.

Machine descaling OK: P Browse: -/+

Descale automatic

coffee machine

Remove the water

ﬁ lter

D e scalin g...

Time remain: 37 min

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Following displays appear after about. 30 minutes:

> Empty the water tank. > Rinse the water tank thoroughly with clear water. > Press

button.

> Fill the water tank with cold drinking water. > Place the lid on the water tank. > Slide the water tank gently into the automatic coffee

machine.

> Press

button to continue the descaling.

A minute countdown shows the remaining time of the descaling process.

Hazard! Possible health hazard due to accidental ingestion of cleaning solution!

Cleaning agents and descaling agents that are dispensed during the cleaning programme of your automatic coffee machine can affect your health.

> After cleaning, rinse it with clear drinking water so that no cleaning solution remains in your automatic

coffee machine.

> Empty the water tank of your coffee machine.

Empty water tank

OK: P

Re ll water tank

OK: P

D e scalin g ...

Time remain: 1 min.

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Immediately after descaling, a machine-cleaning is requested. The procedure is described under “4.2.4 Machine-cleaning - Cleaning programme” on page 49.

> Replace the water ﬁ lter in the water tank (Chapter. “4.2.5 Replace water ﬁ lter” on page 52). > Push the milk foamer into the All-In-One spout from below. > Fill the water tank with clear, cold tap water. > Slide the water tank gently into the automatic coffee machine.

The coffee machine heats up. Steam and condensed water escape during this process.

4.3 Manual cleaning

4.3.1 Clean the brewing unit

Maintaining the cleanliness of your Automatic Coffee Machine is very important to us. Hence, the brewing unit is detachable and the interior of the machine is easily accessible for cleaning.

Hazard! Possible burn injuries while cleaning!

The brewing unit of our automatic coffee machine is very hot while under operation and can cause burns.

> Clean the brewing unit of your coffee machine on a regular basis. > Allow the brewing unit to completely cool down before starting the cleaning procedure.

> Switch off the WMF Automatic Coffee Machine with the On-/Off-switch (press for about 3 seconds). > Remove the mains plug.

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> Open the lid of the brewer (2a). > Release the brewing unit (5a). > Pull the brewing unit (5b) upwards out of the brew chute. Use both the gripping lugs for pulling

it out (5c).

5d 5f

If it is difﬁ cult to remove the

brewer, the O-Rings must be

lubricated.

(“4.4.2 Lubricating O-Ring of

the Brewer Unit” on page 67)

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> Turn the thread (5d) on the brewing unit head (5e) with the multitool in the anticlockwise direction.

The scraper (5g) folds out forward and the brewing ﬁ lter is now visible.

> Clean the brewing unit (5e) under running water. > Clean the brewing ﬁ lter (5h and 5i) under running water.

Caution! Possible damage to the brewing unit!

The brewing unit of your automatic coffee machine can be damaged due to cleaning agent or by cleaning it in a dishwasher.

> Use only water for cleaning the brewing unit. > Never clean the brewing unit in a dishwasher.

> Dry the brewing unit with a cloth. > Allow the brewing unit to dry completely before replacing it in the machine.

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> Pull out the water tank (6a) and the coffee grounds container (8a). > Remove the residues of ground coffee in both the openings (6b, 8b), for example, with a vacuum

cleaner.

> Turn the thread on the brewing unit head with the multitool in clockwise direction till the black

scraper folds in again.

> Insert the dried brewing unit till the lock clicks into place. > Close the lid of the brewer.

Caution! Possible damage to your automatic coffee machine!

> Never force the brewing unit into your automatic coffee machine. > When the brewing unit sticks, turn the thread at the brewing unit head slightly to the left or right with

the Multitool.

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4.3.2 General cleaning

Caution! Possible damage to the water tank, the drip tray or the coffee grounds container!

Due to the thermal effect in the dishwasher, the water tank, drip tray and coffee grounds container can be deformed.

> Therefore, never clean the water tank, the drip tray and the coffee grounds container in the dishwasher.

> Empty the coffee grounds container and rinse it with water.

> Follow the chapter “2.4 Clean the water tank” on page 10.

Heavy calcium deposits can be removed with the WMF descaling agent. After descaling, the water tank must be thoroughly rinsed to removed the descaling residues.

> Remove the drip tray from the automatic coffee machine. > Empty the drip tray. > Rinse the drip tray and drip tray grid with water. > Re-insert the drip tray. > Switch off the WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine with the On-/Off-switch (press for about 3 seconds). > Remove the mains plug. > Clean the empty bean hopper with a dry, lint-free cloth.

> Switch off the WMFAutomatic Coffee Machine with the On-/Off-switch (press for about 3 seconds). > Remove the mains plug. > Clean the housing with a damp cloth.

Clean the coffee

grounds container

Clean the water tank

Clean the drip tray and

the drip tray grid

Clean the

bean hopper

Clean the

housing and

control panel

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4.3.3 Clean the milk system

Cleaning the milk system thoroughly once a week is sufﬁ cient.

> Push the All-In-One spout upwards.

10a

10b

> Remove the coffee grounds container from the machine. > Remove the milk hose from the milk container or release it from the milk lance. > Remove the milk hose from the guide. > Press the release button (9a) at the back of the All-In-One spout . > Pull the milk foamer (9b) off downwards. > Detach the milk hose (10a) from the milk foamer (9b). > Detach the milk nozzle (10b) from the milk hose (10a). > Detach the upper and lower part (9c) of the milk foamer from one another by pressing the part of the

milk foamer with the spout downwards on a solid surface.

> Detach the milk hose connection (9f) from the milk hose and from the milk foamer.

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Foamer, variant A:

> Twist out the air intake pipe (9d) from the milk foamer. > Unscrew the black cap (9e) from the air intake pipe.

Foamer, variant B:

> Detach the attachment (9d) and the sealing cap (9e) one by one from the milk foamer

> Fill the dispensing chamber (a) of the WMF milk system cleaner, by holding the closed bottle upright

and pressing it. The bottle must be deﬁ nitely held closed.

Hazard! Hazard of eye injury!

In case of eye contract, the WMF milk system cleaner can lead to serious eye injuries.

> Ensure that the WMF Milk system cleaner never comes in contact with the eyes of humans or animals.

> Open the lid of WMF Milk system cleaner. > Mix one measuring cap of WMF milk system cleaner and 200 ml water in a container. > Place all parts of the milk system in the cleaning solution for minimum 5 hours or overnight.

Foamer, variant B:

> Foamer, variant B: Check the notches on the attachment (9d) speciﬁ cally for visible contamination

and clean these, if necessary.

> Finally, rinse all the parts thoroughly under running water. > Clean the beverage spouts with the brushes provided (b). > Dry the parts with a cloth and allow it to dry completely before the assembly. > Reassemble the milk foamer by connecting the upper and lower parts together:

Using milk system

cleaner

Reassembling the

parts

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Foamer, variant A:

> Screw the air inlet pipe in place.

Foamer, variant B:

> Put the attachment and the sealing cap in place.

> Insert the hose. > Insert the milk foamer into the All-In-One spout from below. > Push the All-In-One spout downwards. > Lay the milk hose in the guide and place the milk nozzle and, if necessary, also the milk lance back on

the hose (see chapter “2.7 Insert the milk tube” on page 12).

> Insert the coffee grounds container. > Clean your hands of any residue of the WMF milk system cleaner.

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4.3.4 Clean the steam nozzle

> Remove the milk foamer (9b). > Press the red steam nozzle (9g) with the index ﬁ nger away to the left and remove it. > Carefully clean the steam nozzle with one of the small cleaning brushes that has been provided (b).

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4.4 Lubricating O-rings

> Use only WMF "Grease for sealing rings" from the accessories.

The grease/lubricant is suitable for the material and safe for food technology.

4.4.1 Lubricating O-Ring of the Water tank

If it is difﬁ cult to remove the water tank and difﬁ cult to insert it or frequently "ﬂ ow error" is displayed, you must mildly lubricate the O-Ring on the water spout supports with the WMF "Gasket grease".

6a 6b

> Pull out the water tank (6a). > Lubricate the O-Ring (6b) on the water spout supports with the WMF "Gasket grease".

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4.4.2 Lubricating O-Ring of the Brewer Unit

When it is difﬁ cult to remove the brewing unit and difﬁ cult to insert it or frequently "ﬂ ow error" is displayed, you must mildly lubricate the O-Rings with the WMF "Gasket grease".

> Open the lid of the brewing unit. > Release the lock (5a) and lift the brewing unit from the brewing chute (5b) > Mildly lubricate the O-Rings (5c) in the brewing chute with the WMF "Grease for gasket rings".

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Display messages

5 Display messages

Messages for operation and trouble shooting are displayed on your WMF Automatic Coffee Machine. Thus, you always know how to proceed.

5.1 Operating messages

The coffee grounds container is full

> Remove the coffee grounds container. > Empty the coffee grounds container and rinse it with

water.

> Wipe the coffee grounds container dry. > Replace the coffee grounds container. > Conﬁ rm the clearance with

button.

Always empty the coffee grounds container when the coffee machine is switched on so that the electronic counter registers this clearance.

Empty grounds cont.

Emptying coffee

grounds container

Beverage sel. locked

Grounds cont. missing

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Display messages

The water tank is nearly empty. The water tank is never emptied completely so that no air enters the coffee system.

> Remove the water tank from the automatic coffee

machine.

> Completely empty the water tank. > Fill the water tank with cold tap water. > Slide the water tank into the automatic coffee machine

with the lid ﬁ tted in position.

The coffee beans in the coffee bean hopper is not sufﬁ cient. Grinding is interrupted.

> Fill the coffee bean hopper with coffee beans. > Press the beverage button again.

The grinding process is continued and the additional coffee required for the brewing cycle, is ground. The selected beverage is then brewed.

The lid of the ground coffee insert is opened.

> Pour in the ground coffee. > Close the lid of the ground coffee inlet.

The procedure can be cancelled with C button. Already inserted ground coffee is removed via the coffee grounds container.

Beverage sel. locked

Re ll water tank

Beverage sel. locked

Water cont. missing

Reﬁ lling water tank

Re ll beans

Con rm beverage

Fill the bean hopper

Insert coff. grounds

Select beverage

Fill in the ground

coffee

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Display messages

The water ﬁ lter must be changed

> Change the water ﬁ lter (Chapter “4.2.5 Replace water

ﬁ lter” on page 52).

The lid is not placed or not correctly placed.

> Place the lid on the water tank.

Without the lid, the machine is not ready for operation.

The brewer lid of the automatic coffee machine is open.

> Close the lid of the brewer.

The control panel is not clean, the buttons do not respond.

> Switch off the Automatic Coffee Machine with the On-/

Off-switch (press for about 3 seconds).

> Clean the display with a soft damp cloth. > Switch on the Automatic Coffee Machine with the On/

Off switch.

Does the message appear as before?

> Contact the WMF Service Centre.

Your selection pls. Replace water  lter

Replace water ﬁ lter

Tank lid missing?

Close the lid of the

water tank

Beverage sel. locked

Lid op e n

Close brewer lid

Clean display

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Display messages

5.2 Messages for troubleshooting

The brewing unit is not inserted.

> Insert the brewing unit.

The brewing unit is not inserted.

> Check if the brewing unit is inserted correctly.

The brewing unit is inserted only with difﬁ culty or not at all inserted:

> Remove the brewer. > Open the brewing chamber with the multitool. > Apply a thin layer of grease from the accessories to the

red gaskets (Chapter “4.4.2 Lubricating O-Ring of the Brewer Unit” on page 67).

> Fill the water tank. > Deaerate coffee machine: Dispense hot water until a

constant stream of water comes out.

Place brewer

Brewer

Brewer pos. switch

Water  ow error

(Water tank empty)

Flow

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Display messages

Air in the system? Possibly associated with loud pump noise?

> Check whether the water tank is completely pushed in. > Bleed the automatic coffee machine by dispensing hot

water until a constant stream of water comes out.

Is the water ﬁ lter or sieve clogged?

> Change the water ﬁ lter (Chapter “4.2.5 Replace water

ﬁ lter” on page 52).

> Clean the sieve.

Is the check valve spout of the water tank dirty?

> Clean the water spout of the water tank from behind

with a small brush from the accessories.

Hot water not dispensed?

> Remove the water ﬁ lter and the sieve from the water

tank and try again.

O-Ring on the water spout supports is swollen?

> Replace the O-ring on the water drain spout supports.

Brewing unit clogged?

> Remove the brewing unit. > Change the water ﬁ lter (Chapter “4.3.1 Clean the

brewing unit” on page 57).

> Carry out the cleaning program (Chapter “4.2.4

Machine-cleaning - Cleaning programme” on page 49).

Water  ow error

(Water tank full)

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Grinding too ﬁ ne?

> Set the degree of grinding to be coarser by one fourth

rotation (Chapter “3.7 Set the grinding degre e” on page 39).

> Suck out the grinding dust.

Air in the system? Possibly associated with loud pump noise?

> Check whether the water tank is completely pushed in. > Remove the milk tube from the milk container and press

the milk foam button.

Is hot water dispensed instead of steam?

> Carry out descaling.

Does steam escape?

> Call the hotline.

> Deaerate coffee machine: Dispense hot water until a

constant stream of water comes out.

> Press

button.

Cleaning is continued.

> Switch off the Automatic Coffee Machine with the On-/

Off-switch (press for about 3 seconds).

> Switch on the the Automatic Coffee Machine with the

On/Off switch.

On recurrence, the fault must be rectiﬁ ed by the WMF Service-Center.

Water  ow error

(Water tank full)

Timeout steam level

Cleaning halted

Water  ow error

EEPROM Error

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Display messages

> Switch off the Automatic Coffee Machine with the On-/

Off-switch (press for about 3 seconds).

> Switch on the Automatic Coffee Machine with the On/

Off switch.

On recurrence, the fault must be rectiﬁ ed by the WMF Service-Center.

The grinder is blocked by a foreign body.

> Switch off the machine and pull out the mains cable. > Clean the bean hopper. > Turn the grinder in the clockwise direction with the

multitool to be able to remove the foreign bodies.

> Switch on the machine. > Start the grinder by pressing the beverage button. > If the grinder is free again: Reset the grinding degree.

Grinding too ﬁ ne.

> Set the grinding degree to be coarser

> Switch off the coffee machine. > Allow the coffee machine to cool down. > Again switch on the coffee machine.

On recurrence, the fault must be rectiﬁ ed by the WMF Service-Center.

Motor driver error

Motor driver

Grinder blocked

Grinder

Temp. sensor steam

Temperature sensor

Temp. sensor water

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Display messages

5.3 Problems without error display

Problem Rectiﬁ cation measure

No milk foam - / milk output, although there is milk in the container

> Check whether the milk tube is kinked or squashed. > Re-ﬁ t the milk tube again. > Clean the All-In-One spout (Chapter “4.3.3 Clean the milk system” on

page 62).

No milk foam only hot milk

> Carry out milk system rinse.

Does the problem persist?

> Clean the milk system. > Clean the milk nozzle (Chapter “4.3.3 Clean the milk system” on page 62).

No escape of steam?

> Clean the brewing unit (Chapter “4.3.4 Clean the steam nozzle” on page

65). Milk or milk foam too cold

> Ensure that the right milk nozzle is attached to the milk tube (brown for

refrigerated milk, transparent for unchilled milk).

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Display messages

Problem Rectiﬁ cation measure

Milk is too hot and too little or milk foam has bubbles

> Use refrigerated milk > Check whether the milk tube is kinked or squashed. > Re-ﬁ t the milk tube again. > Clean the All-In-One spout (Chapter “4.3.3 Clean the milk system” on

page 62).

> Ensure that the right milk nozzle is attached to the milk tube (brown for

refrigerated milk, transparent for unchilled milk).

> Check all connections and seals of the All-In-One spout.

It is difﬁ cult to insert the water tank

> Apply WMF grease from the accessories to the O-Ring on the water

spout supports (Chapter “4.4.1 Lubricating O-Ring of the Water tank” on page 66).

It is difﬁ cult to remove the brewing unit and reinsert it.

> Apply WMF grease from the accessories to the O-Ring on the water

spout supports (Chapter “4.4.2 Lubricating O-Ring of the Brewer Unit” on page 67).

Pump is very noisy

> Check whether the water tank is completely pushed in. > Deaerate the coffee machine by dispensing hot water until a constant

stream of water comes out.

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Display messages

Problem Rectiﬁ cation measure

Coffee has no creme Improper coffee mixture or coffee is no longer fresh?

> Change the coffee beans.

Quantity of ground coffee is too little?

> Increase the coffee strength

Coffee is too cold?

> Reheat the cups on the cup storage. > Carry out warm-up rinse.

Grinding degree too coarse?

> Set the grinding degree ﬁ ner by one rotation

(Chapter “3.7 Set the grinding degree” on page 39).

The brewing unit cannot be removed or reinserted

> Adjust the brewing unit with the Multitool as you are inserting it until

you can insert the brewing unit.

> Remove the residue of coffee grounds inside the brewer.

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Display messages

Problem Rectiﬁ cation measure

There is a noticeable large amount of coarse ground coffee inside the brewer

> Set the grinding degree ﬁ ner by one rotation (Chapter “3.7 Set the

grinding degree” on page 39).

Is the metal spring ring in the brewer stamp missing?

> Release the brewing unit (5a). > Use the Multitool (5c) to turn the brewer (5b) clockwise all the way

upwards.

The brewer stamp (5d) on the bottom of the brewer is now visible.

> Insert the metal ring (5e) in the brewer stamp (5d).

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Transport and Disposal

6 Transport and Disposal

> Retain the original packing as protection during transportation. > Empty the water tank, drip tray, grounds box and the bean hopper before moving. > Always dispatch or transport the machine in the original box with the expanded polystyrene shells.

Disposal options for the device at the end of its service can be found out from your local municipal authority. This unit complies with the European Directive 2002/96/EU concerning waste electrical and electronic equipment (waste electrical and electronic equipment – WEEE) and must not be disposed of in household waste. You can get further information from the nearest recycling depot or your Service-Center.

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Guarantee, warranty and customer service

7 Guarantee, warranty and customer service

You are entitled to the warranty rights within the legal scope. Additional information on warranty and guarantee conditions are given in the supplementary sheet of the user manual.

If you need additional information or if problems occur, please contact the WMF dealer or contact the service centre in your country. Telephone number and other information are given in the supplementary sheet of the user manual.

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Technical data

8 Technical data

Power rating 1.7-2.3 kW Mains power connection 1/N/PE ~ 50/60 Hz; 220 - 240 V On site circuit protection maximum 16 A Daily output 35 Cups Coffee bean hopper 250 g Variable brewing chamber 6 to 15 g Capacity of water tank (without ﬁ lter) 2.2 litres Coffee grounds container approx. 15-20 portions Height adjustable All-In-One spout with milk nozzle 67 to 141 mm High-performance pump 15 bar Independent heating systems 2 External dimensions Width 305 mm

Height 400 mm Depth 443 mm For maintenance and cleaning, at least 250 mm space above the machine for dismantling

the brewer must be allowed. Empty weight approximately. 15.0 kg Weight of the brewer 1.2 kg Cable length approximately 1.0 m Continuous sound pressure level (Lpa) < 70 dB (A) Machine type 03 0400

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Index

9 Index

Adjusting the milk quantity ......................................35

Adjusting the water volume ......................................34

All-In-One spout ........................................................... 62

Beverage settings ..........................................................33

Brewing temperature

Default setting ...........................................................38

setting ...........................................................................38

Café Crème

preparing ..............................................................23, 24

Cancelling beverage preparation .............................30

Cappuccino

preparing .....................................................................24

Carbonate hardness - Test strips ..............................10

Care 43

Care interval ...............................................................43

Customer care programmes ................................... 44

Coffee bean hopper

Cup volume ..........................................................14, 29

ﬁ lling .............................................................................13

Coffee strength

adjusting (permanent) .............................................35

Coffee-system rinse, automatic ............................... 19

Counter readings

deleting ........................................................................42

reading ..........................................................................42

Date / Timedisplaying .................................................. 38

Descaling .........................................................................53

Disposal ............................................................................ 79

EEPROM Error ................................................................. 73

Energy saving mode .....................................................16

Energy-saving (tips) .....................................................31

Espresso

preparing .....................................................................23

Factory setting ...............................................................39

Flow fault ........................................................................ 71

General cleaning ........................................................... 61

Grinding too ﬁ ne .......................................................... 71

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Ground coffee feed ......................................................27

Hazard instructions ........................................................ 5

Hot water dispensing ...................................................30

Initial setting ..................................................................14

Initial setup programme .............................................14

Intended use ..................................................................... 1

Latte Macchiato

preparing .....................................................................24

Lubricating O-rings

Brewing unit ...............................................................67

Water tank ...................................................................66

Machine cleaning ..........................................................50

Manual cleaning ............................................................57

Bean hopper ................................................................61

Cleaning the milk nozzle ........................................65

Coffee grounds container ......................................61

Drip tray anddrip tray grid .....................................61

Machine housing andOperator control panel .. 61

Water tank ...................................................................61

Milk tube

using ..............................................................................22

Motor driver error .........................................................74

Pot function .................................................................... 27

Pre-brew .......................................................................... 36

Preheat cup .....................................................................24

Preparation test .............................................................31

Preparing coffee beverages .......................................23

Preparing hot milk ........................................................29

Preparing milk foam .................................................... 29

Quick selection of cup size ........................................26

Ready-to-operate display ............................................. 2

Reinstate/set up special information tone ...........38

Replace water ﬁ lter ......................................................52

Rinsing water ﬁ lter ................................................17, 21

Scope of supply ............................................................... 7

Second type of coffee ................................................. 27

Selecting the basic settings .......................................37

Selecting the beverage setting ..........................32, 34

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Set the grinding degree ..............................................39

Setting the date ............................................................15

Setting the language .............................................. 8, 14

Setting the switch off time ....................................... 16

Setting the time ............................................................ 15

Setting the water hardness .......................................16

Steam Jet .........................................................................24

Switching off the automatic coffee machine ..... 19

Switching on the automatic coffee machine ...... 19

Symbols .............................................................................. 5

Technical data ................................................................ 81

Transport .......................................................................... 79

Warm-up rinsing ...........................................................47

Water ﬁ lter .......................................................................11

Water tank

ﬁ lling .............................................................................12

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Publisher Information

10 Publisher Information

© 2011-2012 WMF consumer electric GmbH All rights, especially the right of reproduction, publication and translation, are reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or processed, duplicated or distributed electronically without written consent. Subject to technical modiﬁ cations.

Design and production / typesetting and layout: reinisch AG, Albert-Nestler-Str. 24-26, 76131 Karlsruhe.

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