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Page 7: General Warnings
GENERAL WARNINGS Read these recommendations carefully as they contain important information about safe installation, use, and maintenance. Keep this manual with care for future reference. After removing the packaging, and before using the appliance, make sure the appliance and all the ac- cessories are working well.
Page 8 Always request the use of original spare parts. Non-compliance with what has been stated above could compromise the safety of the appliance. If you decide not to use the appliance of this type any longer, it is recommended that you make it inoperable by cutting off the mains cord after removing the plug from the mains outlet.
Page 9: Usage Warnings
Pay special attention to warnings with this symbol: it indicates a hazard that may cause minor personal injury and/ or damage the machine USAGE WARNINGS This appliance was designed to brew espresso coffee from capsules and must be used exclusively for this purpose.
Page 10 The appliance must only be connected to the electri- cal system with a grounded plug. For your personal safety, we suggest that you power the appliance by means of a differential switch (RCD), whose operating current does not exceed 30mA. Do not unplug the appliance by pulling on the power cord.
Page 11: Legal Information
This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications such as: • staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environments; • farm houses; • by guests in hotels, motels and other residential type environments; LEGAL INFORMATION These instructions contain essential information for proper operation and accurate maintenance of the ap- pliance as well as information on appliance functions.
Page 12: Storing The Machine
ATTENTION The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by: • Use which is improper or which does not con- form to that which is intended; • Use of non original parts and accessories. • Repairs carried out at unauthorised repair cen- tres;...
Page 13 CHARACTERISTICS • Supply voltage: 120V - 60 Hz • Total power: 1250 W • Power supply cord length: • Rerservoir capacity: 1.5 L • Appliance dimensions (cm): 30x38.5x29 • Weight: 8.5 Kg • Capsule container: 30 capsules The device was designed to use capsules with the fol- lowing measurements.
Page 14: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1. Machine body 2. Side panel 3. Cup warmer 4. Cup support for small cup 5. Cup support for large cup 6. Drip tray 7. Command lever to load the capsules 8. Capsule insertion space 9. Coffee dispensing spout 10.
Page 15: Refilling The Reservoir
MOUNTING THE WATER SOFTENER FILTER 1. Remove the water reservoir (10). 2. Raise the reservoir lid. 3. Pour water into the reservoir up to the water limit mark (min.). 4. Place the water softener filter under running water to remove any air trapped within it and to avoid any device malfunctions.
Page 16 RINSING THE INNER CIRCUITS When using the appliance for the first time, or if it has been switched off for a long time, you must rinse it first. By performing this quick procedure, you will ensure that all inner circuits are rinsed. 1.
Page 17: How To Make Coffee
HOW TO MAKE COFFEE Use “CECCHETTO CAPSULES” only Make sure that there is enough water in the reser- voir. Do not use the coffee machine without water in the reservoir. 1. Place a cup on the cup support (4) centring it under the spout (9). 2.
Page 18: Daily Cleaning
EMPTY THE CAPSULE CONTAINER When the waste bin symbol begins to flash on the display, the stand-by button (13) is red and buttons (14), (15) and (16) are off, it means the capsule drawer is too full, sending the machine into error mode.
Page 19 3. Before reinserting the plug in the outlet, make sure that the machine and its components are completely dry. Before cleaning, ALWAYS unplug from the mains outlet. Never immerse the body of the appliance (1) in water or other liquids nor wash it in a dishwasher. It is forbidden to dry any part of the appliance in conventional and/or microwave ovens.
Page 20: Long Periods Of Disuse
The water dispensed will be collected in the drip tray (6). 7. Turn the appliance off 8. Let the descaling solution sit in the machine while it is powered off for about 10-15 min. 9. Repeat operations 5 to 7 until there is no more descaling solution in the reservoir.
Page 21: Adjusting The Clock
DOSAGE SETTINGS 1. Turn the machine on and keep the stand-by button pressed (13). Note Buttons (14), (15) and (16) will begin to flash. 2. Insert the capsule. 3. Press the button for the beverage you would like to programme (14), (15) or (16). 4.
Page 22: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Solution Problem Cause Refill the reser- The product is The reservoir is empty. voir. not dispensed. The water reservoir is Insert it correctly. not fully inserted. Capsule drawer full. Carry out a The ducts are blocked descaling cycle with limescale. or contact the The pump is defective.
Page 23 ACTIVATE / DEACTIVATE THE CUP WARMER To activate/deactivate the cup warmer with the ma- chine in stand-by, press and hold button (14) for 3 sec. Using button (14), select ON / OFF. To exit and confirm, press and hold button (13) for 2 seconds and the machine will return to standby or automatically exit after 60 seconds.
Page 24 DISPOSAL • This product complies with Directive 2012/19/EC. • The symbol representing the crossed out waste bin on the appliance indicates that the product, at the end of its useful life, must be treated separately from domestic waste. It must be taken to a recycling cen- tre for electrical and electronic appliances or turned in to the point of sale when purchasing a new, equiv- alent, appliance.