Using Instruction - Heinner HEM-1050SS Manual

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USING INSTRUCTION

NOTE:
1. Please note that for making coffee and frothing milk you have to use the same
knob. The correct position of the knob for coffee is up and for making frothing
milk is down.
2. Please note that it is normal that at the first use, there will be a plastic taste, but
after a while, it will disappear.
3. In addition, it is normal for the espresso maker to drip some water when it is
heating up the water or when it is used the frothing milk option.
In order to enjoy a great cup of coffee, it is necessary to let the water reach the
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correct temperature.
To ensure the first cup of coffee tastes excellent, you should rinse the coffee maker with
warm water as following:
1. Pull out the water tank of the coffee maker. Pour water into water tank, the water level
should not exceed the "MAX" mark in the tank, and then insert it into the coffee maker.
Note: The appliance is supplied with a removable tank for easy cleaning; you can fill the
tank with water firstly, and then insert the tank into the appliance.
2. Set steel mesh into metal funnel (no coffee in steel mesh), make sure the tube on the
funnel aligns with groove in the appliance, then insert the funnel into the appliance from
the "INSERT" position, and you can fix them into coffee maker firmly by turning it
anticlockwise until it is at the "LOCK" position.
3. Place an espresso cup you have prepared on drip plate. Make sure the steam knob is at
the "0" position.
Note: as the appliance is not equipped with any cup or jug, prepare your own jug or
coffee cup.
4. Connect to power source; press the power switch to the lower position, which is the
"ON" position. The power indicator will be illuminated. The appliance will start heating .
5. Press down the Coffee/steam switch to the higher position which is the "
position, waiting for a moment, until the ready indicator lights, it shows the pre-heating
is finished. Turn the operation knob to the "
1050W, 50Hz, 220-240V
" position. The water will flow out.
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