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Overview of the Components
1 CLEAN / CAPPUCCINO button
- Press briefly: small cup of cappuccino
- Long press: cleaning function
2 FROTH / LATTE button
- Press briefly: small cup of latte
- Long press: milk frothing
3 ESPRESSO button (small cup of espresso)
4 Button for large cup of cappuccino
5 Button for large cup of latte
6 Button for large cup of espresso
7 Hot plate / cup tray
8 Water tank lid
9 Removable water tank
10 Control for the consistency of the milk foam
11 Cover for the milk tank
12 Filter holder with adapter for Nespresso-compatible
capsules
13 Shelf for filter insert
14 Removable milk tank
15 Milk pipe
16 Power switch
(on / off)
17 Steam pipe with stainless steel attachment for the milk
nozzle (height-adjustable)
18 Adjustment lever for the milk nozzle
19 Collection container for residual water with red float
20 Drip tray
21 Pull-out stand for smaller cups
22 Filter holder for 1- and 2-cup filter insert
23 Measuring spoon / tamper (1 part, 2 functions)
24 Filter insert for 1 cup
25 Filter insert for 2 cups
Warnings for the Use of the Appliance
WARNING:
• Do not allow moisture to enter the housing. There is a
risk of electric shock.
• The brewing head, the filter holder, the milk frother
and the cup holder become very hot during operation.
Risk of burns!
• Make sure that the filter holder is correctly and securely
closed during operation, as this appliance operates
under pressure.
• Only use the appliance when there is water in the water
tank.
• Fill the water tank only with cold water.
• Only use drinking water. Never use carbonated water
(sparkling water).
• Do not move the appliance when it is in operation.
• For reasons of hygiene, clean the milk tank and its parts
after each use! See chapter "Cleaning". In addition, dried
milk can clog the pipes and, in extreme cases, cause the
appliance to become defective if it is not cleaned after
each use.
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Notes for Use
Location
• Place the appliance on a flat and non-slip surface.
• Do not operate the appliance under wall cabinets be-
cause of the rising heat and fumes.
• Do not place the appliance directly next to a gas or
electric cooker or any other heat source.
Control Buttons
The upper row of buttons is used to dispense small cups,
the lower row to dispense large cups. When the appropriate
amount of coffee has been dispensed, several beeps will
sound.
- You can also end the brewing process prematurely at
any time by pressing the corresponding button again.
Electrical Connection
1. Before you insert the mains plug into the socket, check
that the mains voltage you want to use matches that of
the appliance. You will find the information on the type
plate.
2. Only connect the appliance to a properly installed
earthed socket.
Switch On / Off
• To switch on the appliance, press the
right-hand side of the appliance. You will hear a beep. All
control lamps flash briefly and then pulsate. The appli-
ance starts heating. The heating plate becomes hot.
- Once the required brewing temperature for espresso
has been reached, the two control lamps on the right
light up while the other four control lamps continue to
pulsate.
- After a short time, the other four control lamps also
light up and the appliance is ready for operation.
• Press the
switch to switch the appliance off. Then pull
the mains plug out of the socket.
European Regulations on Energy Saving
The European Directive 2009 / 125 / EC (Ecodesign) bundles
measures for energy saving.
Therefore, the appliance switches to standby after 30 min-
utes. This cannot be displayed for technical reasons. Press
one of the six buttons to switch the appliance back on again.
You benefit from increased safety and lower power con-
sumption.
Interesting Facts about Espresso
• Espresso beans are roasted longer, so espresso is more
suitable for people with sensitive stomachs than regular
coffee.
• Espresso tastes stronger than coffee. This is due to the
different roasting process. It is usually drunk without
switch on the
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