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ENGLISH
Repairing / Maintenance
- If the coffee maker falls and you see or suspect
damages or malfunctions, immediately
remove the plug from the wall. Never use faulty
machines.
- Repairs must be made by authorized service
centres only.
- If authorized service centres do not carry out
maintenance work and/or repairs, the
manufacturer is not liable for any damages.
Fire Fighting
- In the event of a fire, use carbon dioxide
extinguishers (CO ). Do not use water or
powder extinguishers.
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
See Fig.01
1
Coffee bean container
2
Coffee bean container cover
(aroma preserver)
3
Grinding control knob
4
Dose control knob
5
Ground coffee doser cover
6
Drip plate for placing coffee cups
7
ON-OFF switch
8
Water tank cover
9
Water tank
10
Coffee grounds drawer
11
Power cord
12
Drip tray + plate
13
Height adjustable coffee dispenser
14
Steam / hot water nozzle and pipe
15
Front cover
16
Steam knob
17
Coffee dispenser
18
Control panel
19
Key of coffee dispenser
20
Cleaning brush
21
Ground coffee measuring scoop
Control panel
22
Espresso coffee selector button / Page up
in programming mode
23
Normal coffee selector button / Page down
in programming mode
24
"Caffe lungo" selector button / ESC in the
programming mode
25
Ground coffee selector button
26
Hot water selector button
27
Descaling selector button
28
Programming button / "OK" in the
programming mode
29
LCD display
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INSTALLING THE COFFEE
MAKER
For your own safety and the safety of others,
follow the "Safety Rules" (see chapter 3).
4.1 Packaging
The original packaging was designed and made
to protect the appliance during shipment.
We recommend you keep it for future needs.
4.2 Preliminaries
• Remove the coffee maker from the
packaging and position it in a suitable
location that meets the requirements
specified and described in the safety rules
(chap.3).
• Open the machine door, take the drip tray
(12) from the package, and fit the dregs
box (10); then, fit the drip tray in the
machine (Fig.21).
• Make sure that the drip tray and plate
(Fig.01, pos. 12), the coffee grounds drawer
(10) and the coffee dispenser (17) are fitted
correctly and that the front cover (15) is
closed.
• Keep the cleaning brush (20) and the coffee
dispenser key (19) supplied with the appliance
within easy reach.
If the display signals a fault when you
switch on the machine, it means that
one of the above-described components
has not been properly positioned (Par.15).
4.3 Preparing the coffee maker for use
• Open the water tank cover (Fig.02) and
remove the tank (Fig.03). Rinse and fill with
fresh potable water (Fig.04); we recommend
that you do not exceed the "MAX" level mark.
Replace the water tank in its housing and
reposition the cover on top.
Always fill the tank (9) with fresh still
water. Hot water and other liquids
can damage the tank and/or the appliance.
Do not operate the appliance without
water: make sure that there is enough
water inside the tank.
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• Lift the cover (Fig.05) and fill the container
with coffee beans (Fig.06).
Use coffee beans only. Ground and
instant coffee, as well as other items,
will cause damage to the appliance.
• Set the cover back in place on the coffee
container (1).
• Insert the plug into the outlet on the back of
the coffee machine (Fig.07) after making sure
that the on/off switch (7) is set on "O".
Insert the plug on the other end of the cord
into a suitable wall outlet.
• The machine on/off switch is set on "O" (OFF);
to turn the machine on just press the button
(Fig.08); the machine will begin to heat up
and the display will show:
RINSING
WARMING UP ...
When the machine reaches the right tempera-
ture, it will carry out a rinse cycle.
• To load the circuit, direct the steam pipe
(Fig.01-pos.14) over the drip tray, place a cup
or other suitable receptacle below the steam
nozzle and press the button (26); the following
messages will be displayed in turn:
RINSING
HOT WATER
WARMING UP ...
WARMING UP ...
• Turn the knob (Fig.09) anticlockwise and wait
until water is discharged from the steam pipe
in a steady stream; to stop the flow of water,
turn the knob clockwise.
Note: After a long period of disuse,
if the water tank has been completely
emptied, you must reload the circuit before
starting up the machine. The circuit must
also be loaded every time the display shows
the following message:
VENTILATE
• Press pushbutton 26 again.
• When the heating-up phase reaches
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