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2. Press and hold one of the buttons until the name of the
drink and "PROGRAM MILK" are displayed;
3. Release the button. The appliance starts delivering milk;
4. Once the required quantity of milk has been delivered into
the cup, press the button again;
5. The appliance stops delivering milk and, if required for the
drink being prepared, after a few seconds the coffee is de-
livered into the cup. The name of the drink and "PROGRAM
COFFEE" are displayed;
6. Once the required quantity of coffee has been delivered
into the cup, press the button again. Coffee delivery stops.
The machine is now reprogrammed with the new milk and cof-
fee quantities.
Programming the quantity of coffee and milk in
the cup for MILK MENU button drinks
The appliance is set by default to automatically deliver standard
quantities. To change these quantities, proceed as follows:
1. Press the MILK MENU button (B6);
2. Press < (B4) or > (B8) until the drink to be programmed
is displayed (MILK, FLAT WHITE, LATTE MACCHIATO or MY
MILK);
3. Press and hold the OK button (B12- fig. 10) until the name
of the drink and "PROGRAM MILK" appear;
4. Release the button. The appliance starts delivering milk;
5. Once the required quantity of milk has been delivered into
the cup, press the OK button;
6. The appliance stops delivering milk and, if required for the
drink being prepared, after a few seconds the coffee is de-
livered into the cup. The name of the drink and "PROGRAM
COFFEE" are displayed;
7. Once the required quantity of coffee has been delivered
into the cup, press the OK button again. Coffee delivery
stops.
The machine is now reprogrammed with the new milk and cof-
fee quantities.
DELIVERING HOT WATER AND STEAM
Important! Danger of burns.
Do not leave the appliance unattended while hot water or steam
is being delivered. The hot water spout (C6) becomes hot during
delivery. Hold by the handle only.
Please note!
If "Energy Saving" is active, you may have to wait a few seconds
before hot water and steam are delivered.
Delivering hot water
1. Make sure the hot water spout (C6) is attached correctly;
2. Place a cup under the spout (as close as possible to avoid
splashes);
3. Press the
button (B7- fig. 6). "HOT WATER" is displayed,
together with a progress bar which fills gradually as prepa-
ration proceeds.
4. The machine delivers about 250 ml of hot water, then
delivery stops automatically. To interrupt delivery of hot
water manually, press the
Changing the quantity of water delivered
automatically.
The machine is set by default to automatically deliver 250 ml of
hot water. To modify these quantities, proceed as follows:
1. Position a cup under the hot water spout (C6);
2. Press the
(B7) button (B7) again until "HOT WATER Pro-
gram Quantity" is displayed, then release the
3. When the hot water in the cup reaches the required level,
press the
button again.
The machine is now reprogrammed with the new quantity.
Steam delivery
1. Make sure the hot water spout (C6) is attached correctly
(fig. 7);
2. Fill a container with the liquid to be heated/frothed and
immerse the cappuccino maker/hot water spout in the
liquid;
3. Press the
button (B8). After a few seconds, the steam
to heat the liquid comes out of the cappuccino maker and
"STEAM" is displayed;
4. When the required temperature is obtained, interrupt
steam delivery by pressing the
should not discharge steam for more than 3 minutes at a
time).
Important!
Always stop steam delivery before extracting the container con-
taining the liquid to avoid burns from splashes.
Tips for using steam to froth milk
•
When choosing the size of the container, bear in mind that
the liquid doubles or triples in volume.
•
For a richer denser froth, use skimmed or partially skimmed
milk at refrigerator temperature (about 5°C).
•
For a creamier froth, rotate the container with slow move-
ments in an upward direction.
•
To avoid milk with poor froth or large bubbles, always clean
the spout as described in the following section.
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button again.
button;
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