Washing The Parts Coming Into Contact With Food; Using The Appliance - Saeco MAGIC M2 Technical Manual

They have to be performed:
• at first start-up;
• when the machine remains inactive for a long time (more than 2 weeks).
If the machine fails its first start-up
(brewing) make 2 further attempts. At the
end of these 3 attempts, if the problem is
not solved, let the machine rest for 30
minutes and then try again with 3
brewings. If the problem persists, please
contact Customer Service.
7.13.1 After a Period of Inactivity
Empty the water tank, wash and rinse it.
If the appliance is connected and set to the
water mains, this operation must be
carried out with the machine switched off.
Fill the water tank. (Only if the appliance is not connected or set to the water
mains).
Place a large container under the dispensing spout.
Press the icon of a coffee beverage to start dispensing. The machine starts brewing
coffee from the dispensing spout. Wait until brewing has been completed and
empty the container. Repeat the brewing process 3 times.
Place a large container under the dispensing spout.
Press the "Hot Water" beverage icon to start dispensing HOT WATER. When the
hot water dispensing procedure has been completed, empty the container.
The machine is now ready for use.
7.14

Washing the Parts coming into Contact with Food

Rinse all the parts coming into contact with food.
• Thoroughly wash your hands.
• Prepare a chlorine-based, antibacterial disinfecting solution (the products can be
purchased at the chemist's) following the concentrations indicated on the product.
• Remove all the covers and all the containers from the appliance.
• Immerse all these parts in the previously prepared solution.
7.15

Using the Appliance

Before using the machine, read this manual
carefully and make sure users are familiar
with the machine.
After the machine has not been used for a
certain time, it is recommended to read
section "First Use - Use after a Long
Period of Inactivity" again, before using the
module again.
The beverage selection modes are indicated in chapter "Operation and Use".
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