Hot Water - Lelit PL042TEMD User Instructions

26. Insert the strainer holder (8) in the retaining ring (5) and turn it hard to the right; place the cups on the
removable cup rest (7).
27. Position the lever switch (13) on coffee mode and lift up the pump switch (26). The manometer (25) will
show the reached pressure, between 8 and 14 bar.
28. Once you get the desired quantity of coffee, push the pump switch (26) down again.
29. Remove the filter holder (8) and throw away the coffee grounds. Make sure that the filter holder is clean
and reposition it in the brewing group to warm up again.
Preparing an espresso with the use of coffee pods:
30. Check that the water tank (1) has been filled in with water by looking at the water level indicator.
31. Press the on/off switch (11): the indicator light of the switch (11) will come on. Do this operation only if
the machine is off. If it's on pass to the following point.
32. As soon as the PID's display shows the set temperature and the indicator light (14) goes on, the machine
is ready for use.
33. Fit the pod filter (18) into the strainer holder (8) that has been warmed up by leaving it attached to the
brewing group as described in point 7.
34. Open the single packed pod not damaging the pod.
35. Place the pod in its filter (18).
36. Insert the strainer holder (8) in the brewing group ring (5), turn it from left to right with force, then put
the cup on the removable water drainage tray (7).
37. Position the lever switch (13) on coffee and lift the pump switch (26). The manometer (25) will show the
reached pressure, between 8 and 14 bar.
38. Once you get the desired quantity of coffee, push the pump switch (26) down again.
39. Remove the strainer holder (8) and throw away the used pod.
Steam:
40. Check that the water tank (1) has been filled in with water by looking at the water level indicator.
41. Press the on/off switch (11): the indicator light of the switch (11) will come on. Do this operation only if
the machine is off. If it's on pass to the following point.
42. Position the lever switch (13) on steam mode. NB: the PID's display will automatically show the writing
STE and alternatively the set temperature degree for steam. The PID is already set from the producer on
125°C, i.e. the ideal temperature for steam distribution. (If you want to change the PID's temperature,
please follow the instructions written under How to set the temperature inside the boiler by means of the
PID).
43. As soon as the light (14) goes on, the machine is ready for use.
44. Open the steam/hot water knob (4). First some water will flow out and then the steam.
45. Put the cup with the desired infusion under the steam tube (6) and turn the knob (4) completely.
46. When the drink has been suitably frothed, close the steam/hot water knob (4).
47. IMPORTANT: after you have frothed your milk, reopen the steam/hot water knob (4) and position the
steam switch (13) on hot water, and lift the pump switch up (26). When the water flows out of the steam
tube (6), close the steam/hot water knob (4) again and at the same time push the pump switch down (26)
and re-position the switch (13) on coffee again. Clean carefully the steam/hot water tube (6). This
operation is needed in order to restore the water circuit inside the machine's tubes.

Hot water:

48. Check that the water tank (1) has been filled in with water by looking at the water level indicator.
49. Press the on/off switch (11): the indicator light of the switch (11) will come on. Do this operation only if
the machine is off. If it's on pass to the following point.
50. Position the lever switch (13) on hot water mode.
51. As soon as the PID's display (27) shows the set temperature and the indicator light (14) goes off, the
machine is ready for use.
52. Open the steam/hot water knob (4) and lift the pump switch (26).
53. Hot water will flow out from the steam arm (6) immediately.
54. Once you have got the desired quantity of water, repress the switch (26) and close the steam/water knob
(4).
55. After obtaining hot water from the arm (6), make sure that there is still water in the tank (1).
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