Princess 242124 Manual Del Usuario página 27

Basic cleaning
Before you proceed, we would like you to
focus your attention on the following notes:
- Be careful when handling the tube adapter
(25) to prevent damage to the air duct (A)
(fig. J3).
• Disassemble the milk frothing unit.
• Clean the milk froth dispenser (12), the
flexible tube (24), the tube adapter (25)
and the milk froth dispenser adapter (26)
in soapy water using a soft brush.
• Fully dry the parts of the milk frothing unit.
• Assemble the milk frothing unit.
• Tightly screw the red steam nozzle (27) to
the steam outlet (30).
• Mount the milk frothing unit to the
appliance.
Cleaning the red steam nozzle (fig. L)
The red steam nozzle must be cleaned monthly
or when the appliance clearly produces less steam.
• Manually remove the red steam nozzle (27)
from the steam outlet (30). If necessary,
use the hexagonal key (29) at the underside
of the coffee dispenser filter (28).
Note: If you do not manage to remove the red
steam nozzle, call our service number.
• Clean the red steam nozzle (27) using the
descaling agent. Rinse the red steam nozzle
(27) under running water.
• Manually screw the red steam nozzle (27)
to the steam outlet (30).
Replacing the anti-chlorine filter
(fig. A & B)
The anti-chlorine filter is available from our
service station. The anti-chlorine filter removes chlorine and other contaminants from the
water for a pure coffee taste. The anti-chlorine
filter must be replaced every two months at
an average daily consumption of 8 cups of
coffee (approximately 500 cups).
• Remove the water reservoir (17) from the
appliance.
• Remove the lid (19) from the water reservoir
(17).
• Remove the cover (20) from the filter holder
(21).
• Remove the anti-chlorine filter (18) from
the filter holder (21).
• Rinse the new anti-chlorine filter (18) under
running water.
• Place the anti-chlorine filter (18) in the filter
holder (21).
• Place the cover (20) on the filter holder
(21) (fig. B). Make sure that the arrow on
the cover (20) points in the direction as
shown (fig. B).
• Place the lid (19) on the water reservoir (17).
• Place the water reservoir (17) in the appliance.
Setting the water hardness range
(fig. A)
The appliance can be set to various water
hardness settings. The factory setting of the
water hardness is 4. Contact your waterworks
company or your local authorities for the water
hardness range in your area. If the water
hardness range in your area is lower than 4,
the water hardness setting can be changed to
reduce the number of times that the appliance
must be descaled.
• Use the on/off button (1) to set the
appliance to the water hardness in your area.
Refer to the table below to set the correct
water hardness range.
Flashing Water hardness
signal range
•••
1 (soft)
••• •••
2 (medium)
••• ••• •••
3 (hard)
••• ••• ••• •••
4 (very hard)
Press the on/off button (1) to switch off the
appliance.
• Keep the start/stop button (2) pressed for
3 - 5 seconds until the descaling indicator (5)
flashes.
• Press the start/stop button (2) to increase
the water hardness range by one level.
(Range 4 is followed by range 1, etc.)
• Briefly press the on/off button (1) to save
the new water hardness range. If the on/off
button (1) is not pressed within ten seconds,
the appliance switches off automatically
without saving the setting.
• Repeat the first two steps to check the
water hardness range.
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Water hardness
(°dH)
0 - 7
7 - 14
14 - 21
above 21