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  • Page 1 Z6 Instructions for Use...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Important information Proper use ..............................6 For your safety ............................... 6 1 Preparing and using for the first time JURA on the Internet ............................10 Setting up the machine ..........................10 Filling the bean container ...........................10 Determining the water hardness ......................10 First-time use ..............................11 Connecting milk ............................14...
  • Page 3 CAUTION draws your attention to potential damage to the machine. Symbols used Prompt to take action. This symbol means that you are being prompted to perform some action. Information and tips to make it even easier to use your Z6. ‘Espresso’ Display...

  • Page 4: Control Elements

    Control elements Control elements Cover for powder chute for ground coffee Cover cap for grinder adjustment switch Powder chute for ground coffee Grinder adjustment switch On/Off button Q Water tank Plug-in mains cable (back of the machine) Bean container with aroma preservation Hot-water spout cover Coffee grounds container...
  • Page 5 Control elements Front Top of the machine Display Rotary Switch Multi-function buttons (button function depends on what is shown in the display) Accessories Container for milk system Measuring spoon for ground Filler funnel for ground coffee cleaning coffee...

  • Page 6: Important Information

    JURA or by an authorised JURA service centre. Make sure that the Z6 and the mains cable are not located close to hot surfaces. Be careful to ensure that the mains cable is not...
  • Page 7 Do not immerse the Z6, mains cable or con- nections in water. Do not put the Z6 or any individual parts in the dishwasher. Before cleaning, switch your Z6 off with the On/Off button. Always wipe the Z6 with a damp cloth rather than a wet one, and protect it from prolonged exposure to water splash.
  • Page 8 Only connect the machine to the mains volt- age in accordance with the information on the rating plate. The rating plate is located on the underside of your Z6. Further technical data is provided in these instructions for use (see Chapter 9 ‘Technical data’).
  • Page 9 Important information People, including children, who do not have the physical, sensory or mental capabilities to use the machine safely or are inexperienced or lack knowledge in how to use the machine safely must be supervised by a responsible person when using it, or must be instructed in how to use it cor- rectly.

  • Page 10: Preparing And Using For The First Time

    Setting up the machine When setting up your Z6, please note the following: Place the Z6 on a horizontal surface that is not sensitive to water. Choose a spot for your Z6 which protects the machine against overheating.

  • Page 11: First-Time Use

    First-time use When using the machine for the first time, you can choose whether you want to operate Z6 with or without the CLARIS Smart filter car- tridge. If the water hardness is 10 °dH or more, we recommend using the filter cartridge.
  • Page 12 ‘Saved’ appears briefly on the display. ‘Insert filter’ E Now decide whether you want to operate your Z6 with or without a CLARIS Smart filter cartridge. Operation with filter cartridge: go straight to the next section (see Chapter 1 ‘Preparing and using for the first time – First-time use with filter cartridge activation’).
  • Page 13 ‘Please select product’ appears on the display. Your Z6 is ready for use. E The display shows the products you can prepare. E If the filter is active, this is indicated by a blue filter symbol in the top right of the display.

  • Page 14: Connecting Milk

    E The display shows the products you can prepare. Connecting milk Your Z6 creates fine, creamy, feather-light milk foam with a perfect consistency. The most important requirement for frothing milk is a milk temperature of 4–8 °C. We would therefore recommend using a milk cooler or a vacuum milk container.

  • Page 15: Preparation

    (see Chapter 4 ‘Permanent settings in programming mode – Adjusting the product settings’). Ways of preparing a The Z6 offers various ways of preparing a speciality coffee, milk or beverage hot water: Preparation using the start screen: Simply press the corre- sponding preparation button for the product shown on the display (start screen) that you want.

  • Page 16: Ristretto, Espresso And Coffee

    E You can move any of the standard products programmed in your Z6 to your preferred position on the start screen or in the product selector and make it one of your favourites. You can duplicate and personalise your favourite speciality coffees by giving them a new product name and individual settings (e.g.

  • Page 17: Ristretti, 2 Espressi And 2 Coffees

    Preparation stops automatically. Your Z6 is once more ready for use. Latte macchiato, Your Z6 prepares latte macchiato, cappuccino, flat white and other cappuccino and other speciality coffees with milk at the touch of a button. There is no need speciality coffees with to move the glass or cup.

  • Page 18: Ground Coffee

    E The desired speciality coffee must be prepared within approx- imately one minute after filling with the ground coffee. Oth- erwise the Z6 stops the operation and is once more ready for use. All speciality coffees with ground coffee are always prepared follow- ing the same model.

  • Page 19: Permanently Setting The Amount Of Water For The Cup Size

    2 Preparation T  Press the ‘Espresso’ button. Preparation starts. ‘Espresso’, the preset amount of water for espresso flows into the cup. Preparation stops automatically. ‘Please select product’ appears on the display. Permanently setting the It is easy to permanently adjust the amount of water for all single amount of water for the products to the cup size.

  • Page 20: Adjusting The Grinder

    2 Preparation Adjusting the grinder You can adjust the grinder on a continuous scale to suit the degree of roast of your coffee. CAUTION If you adjust the consistency of grind when the grinder is not oper- ating, the grinder adjustment switch could be damaged. T ...

  • Page 21: Daily Operation

    ‘Please select product’ appears on the display. Your Z6 is ready for use. Daily maintenance To ensure that you get many years of reliable service out of your Z6 and to guarantee the optimum coffee quality, the machine requires daily maintenance.

  • Page 22: Regular Maintenance

    Traces of milk and coffee may stick to the top and bottom of the cup grille. If this happens, clean the cup grille. Switching off the When the Z6 is switched off, the system is automatically rinsed if a machine speciality coffee has been prepared. If milk has been prepared, you will also be prompted to clean the milk system.

  • Page 23: Permanent Settings In Programming Mode

    T Change the milk and milk foam temperature. ‘Machine settings’ ‘Choose language’ T Select your language. ‘Switch off after’ T Set the time after which the Z6 should switch off automatically. ‘Save energy’ T Select an energy-saving mode. ‘Factory setting’...

  • Page 24: Product Settings

    4 Permanent settings in programming mode Product settings In the programme item ‘Product settings’ you can make the follow- ing settings: ‘Expert mode’ Set individual settings for all speciality coffees, milk and hot water (see Chapter 4 ‘Permanent settings in programming mode –...
  • Page 25 4 Permanent settings in programming mode Product Coffee strength Amount More settings Espresso 10 levels Coffee: 15 ml – 80 ml Temperature (low, normal, macchiato Milk foam: 0 sec. – 120 sec. high), Milk: 0 sec. – 120 sec. Product name Interval: 0 sec. – 60 sec. Portion of milk – Milk foam: 0 sec. – 120 sec. Product name foam, Milk Hot water...

  • Page 26: Adding Products To The Start Screen, Duplicating And Personalising

    ‘Classics’ you will find all start screen, duplicating the products stored as standard in your Z6. You can move any of and personalising these products to your preferred position on the start screen or in the product selector and make it one of your favourites. You can duplicate and personalise your favourite speciality coffees by giv- ing them a new product name and individual settings (e.g.

  • Page 27: Renaming A Product

    4 Permanent settings in programming mode T  Press the ‘Save’ button. ‘Macchiato’ E You can now change various settings for the product. To do this, briefly press the Rotary Switch to access the various setting options. Confirm the settings by pressing the ‘Save’...

  • Page 28: Setting Milk And Milk Foam Temperature

    Automatic switch-off By instructing your Z6 to automatically switch itself off, you can cut down your energy consumption. If this function is activated, your Z6 switches off automatically after the preset time following the last action on the machine.

  • Page 29: Energy-Saving Mode

    (Energy Save Mode, E.S.M. © ‘Active’ Soon after the last preparation, the Z6 stops heating up. After about 5 minutes the message ‘Energy Save’ is dis- played. Before you can prepare a speciality coffee, speciality coffee with milk, or hot water, the machine must heat up.

  • Page 30: Setting The Water Hardness

    Setting the water The harder the water is, the more frequently the Z6 needs to be hardness descaled. It is therefore important to set the water hardness accu- rately.

  • Page 31: Display Settings

    4 Permanent settings in programming mode Display settings In the programme item ‘Machine settings’ ‘Display’ you can set the display brightness (as a percentage). Precondition: ‘Please select product’ is displayed. T  Press the Rotary Switch. ‘Maintenance status’ T  Turn the Rotary Switch until ‘Machine settings’...

  • Page 32: Restore Factory Settings

    ‘Factory setting’ machine can be reset to its factory setting: All user settings (apart from the ‘filter’ and ‘water hardness’) are reset to factory settings. Your Z6 then switches off. Precondition: ‘Please select product’ is displayed. T  Press the Rotary Switch.

  • Page 33: Language

    ‘   button the number of times needed to display the start screen again. Language In this programme item you can set the language used by your Z6. Example: Proceed as follows to change the language from ‘English’ to ‘Deutsch’. Precondition: ‘Please select product’...
  • Page 34 4 Permanent settings in programming mode Example: Proceed as follows to view the number of speciality cof- fees prepared. Precondition: ‘Please select product’ is displayed. T  Press the Rotary Switch. ‘Maintenance status’ T  Turn the Rotary Switch until ‘Machine settings’ is displayed. T ...

  • Page 35: Maintenance

    Therefore always place a receptacle under the dual spout after preparing milk. 15 minutes after milk preparation, ‘Milk system is being rinsed’ appears, water flows out of the dual spout. The rinse stops automat- ically. Your Z6 is once more ready for use.

  • Page 36: Cleaning The Milk System

    T  Use only original JURA maintenance products. E JURA milk system cleaner is available from specialised dealers. E To clean the milk system, use the container supplied. Precondition: ‘Clean the milk system’...

  • Page 37: Dismantling And Rinsing The Dual Spout

    T  Rinse all the parts under running water. If there are severely dried-on milk residues, firstly immerse the individual parts in a solution of 250 ml cold water and 1 capful of JURA milk system cleaner. Then rinse the parts thoroughly.

  • Page 38: Inserting The Filter

    T  Connect the milk pipe to the dual spout. Inserting the filter Your Z6 no longer has to be descaled if you are using the CLARIS Smart filter cartridge. If you did not insert the filter cartridge the first time you used the machine, you can do this now as follows.

  • Page 39: Changing The Filter

    Changing the filter E Once the filter cartridge stops working (depending on the water hardness setting), the Z6 will prompt you to change the filter. E CLARIS Smart filter cartridges are available from specialised dealers.

  • Page 40: Cleaning The Machine

    Your Z6 is once more ready for use. Cleaning the machine After 180 preparations or 80 switch-on rinses, the Z6 will prompt you to clean it. CAUTION If the wrong cleaning agent is used, the machine could be damaged and/or traces could be left behind in the water.

  • Page 41: Descaling The Machine

    Cleaning is now complete. Descaling the machine The Z6 builds up deposits of limescale over time and automatically prompts you to descale it when necessary. The degree of calcifica- tion depends on the hardness of your water.
  • Page 42 ‘Pour descaling agent into water tank’ T  Remove and empty the water tank. T  Completely dissolve the contents of one blister (3 JURA des- caling tablets) in a receptacle holding 600 ml of lukewarm water. This may take several minutes.

  • Page 43: Descaling The Water Tank

    T  Remove the water tank. T  If you use a CLARIS Smart filter cartridge, remove this. T  Completely fill the water tank and dissolve 3 JURA descaling tablets in it. T  Leave the water tank with the descaling solution for several hours (e.g.

  • Page 44: Display Messages

    ‘Preparing and using for the first time – coffees, but you can prepare hot Filling the bean container’). water and milk. ‘Clean the milk The Z6 prompts you to clean the T Perform milk system cleaning (see system’ milk system. Chapter 5 ‘Maintenance – Cleaning the milk system’).

  • Page 45: Troubleshooting

    Other ‘Error’ messages – T Switch the Z6 off with the On/Off button. are displayed. Contact customer support in your country (see Chapter 11 ‘JURA contact details / Legal information’).
  • Page 46 7 Troubleshooting E If you were unable to solve the problem, contact customer support in your country (see Chapter 11 ‘JURA contact details / Legal information’).

  • Page 47: Transport And Environmentally Friendly Disposal

    8 Transport and environmentally friendly disposal 8 Transport and environmentally friendly disposal Transport / Emptying the Keep the packaging for your Z6. It should be used to protect the system machine during transport. In order to protect the Z6 from frost during transport, the system must be emptied.

  • Page 48: Technical Data

    9 Technical data 9 Technical data Voltage 220–240 V ~, 50 Hz Power 1450 W Conformity mark Energy consumption approx. 6 Wh ‘Save energy’ ‘Active’ Energy consumption approx. 16 Wh ‘Save energy’ ‘Inactive’ Pump pressure static, max. 15 bar Holding capacity of water tank 2.4 l Holding capacity of bean container 280 g Holding capacity of coffee grounds max.

  • Page 49: Index

    10 Index 10 Index Adding products to the start screen 26 Descaling Addresses 52 Machine 41 Adjusting the product settings 24 Water tank 43 Aroma preservation cover Display 5 Bean container with aroma preservation Display messages 44 cover 4 Display settings 31 Automatic switch-off 28 Disposal 47 Double product 17...
  • Page 50 At the touch of a button 15 Ground coffee 18 Caffè latte 17 Internet 10 Cappuccino 17 Coffee 16 Espresso 16 JURA Espresso macchiato 17 Contact details 52 Flat white 17 Internet 10 Ground coffee 18 Hot water 20 Language 33...
  • Page 51 10 Index Water tank 4 Descaling 43 Querying information 33 Filling 14 Water tank illumination 32 Regular maintenance 22 Website 10 Renaming a product 27 Rinsing Machine 35 Ristretto 16, 17 2 ristretti 17 Rotary Selection 15 Rotary Switch 5 Safety 6 Safety information 6 Settings...

  • Page 52: Jura Contact Details / Legal Information

    J71819/Z6/en/201510 11 JURA contact details / Legal information 11 JURA contact details / Legal information JURA Elektroapparate AG Kaffeeweltstrasse 10 CH-4626 Niederbuchsiten Tel. +41 (0)62 38 98 233 @ You will find additional contact details for your country at www.jura.com. The machine complies with the following directives: Directives 2006/95/EC –...

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