Changing The Bean System Settings (Type Of Beans); Renaming Bean Types; Changing Bean Type Allocation - Miele CoffeeSelect CM 7750 Operating Instructions Manual

The bean system
Changing the bean system
settings (Type of beans)
The Drinks menu is displayed.
 Tap .
 Tap
and then
Settings 
 Select a bean type.
You can now change the name or
allocation.
Tip: If you want to allocate another type
of bean to a coffee drink, you can also
do this under Change parameters
"Bean type" in the "Parameters"
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Renaming bean types

The 3 bean containers are shown in the
display as follows and are pre-named.
Type A
Type C
If you rename the bean containers,
please note the following:
- Choose concise names (max.
8 characters).
- If you are using the same type of
beans in two or three bean
containers at the same time (for
instance because you only use one
bean type), make sure you name
them in the exact same way.
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Type of beans
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Type B
 Tap
Change name
The Editor will open in the display.
 Enter the name you want and then
tap Save .
If you labelled two coffee bean
containers with the same name and
decide to change the name of one of
them at a later point, you have to
allocate coffee drinks to the more
recently labelled bean container in
order to use the new coffee bean type.
Otherwise it will default to using the
coffee beans from the container that
remains with the initial name.

Changing bean type allocation

If you have created additional profiles
with coffee drinks to the Miele
standard profile, the bean types can
be individually allocated to individual
drinks in each profile.
 Tap
Change allocation
If you have set up one or more profiles
and saved at least one coffee drink, first
select the profile.
 Select the profile for which you want
to allocate the bean type.
All coffee drinks will be listed. The
already allocated drinks will be
indicated by a .
 Change the allocation as required
and then tap
OK
Tip: If you tap All , you will highlight all
coffee drinks and you can deselect the
ones you do not want.
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