Philips EP3241/50 Manual Del Usuario página 24

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Problem
I cannot activate the
AquaClean water filter
and the machine asks
for descaling.
The new water filter
does not fit.
The machine is making a
loud noise.
Technical specifications
The manufacturer reserves the right to improve the technical specifications of the product. All the
preset quantities are approximate.
Description
Size (w x h x d)
Weight
Power cord length
Water tank
Coffee bean hopper capacity
Coffee grounds container capacity
LatteGo (milk container) capacity
Adjustable spout height
Nominal voltage - Power rating - Power supply
Cause
The water tank is not fully
inserted and air is drawn into
the machine.
The filter has not been installed
or replaced in time after the
AquaClean water filter light
started to flash. This means
your machine is not completely
limescale free.
You are trying to install another
filter than the AquaClean water
filter.
The rubber ring on the
AquaClean water filter is not in
place.
It is normal that your machine
makes noise during use.
The AquaClean water filter was
not prepared properly and air is
now drawn into the machine.
The water tank is not fully
inserted and air is drawn into
the machine.
Solution
Make sure the water tank is in the
correct position: remove it and insert it
again pushing it as far as possible.
Descale your machine first and then
install the AquaClean water filter.
Only the AquaClean water filter fits into
the machine.
Place back the rubber ring on the
AquaClean water filter.
If the machine starts to make a different
kind of noise, clean the brew group and
lubricate it (see 'Lubricating the brew
group').
Remove the AquaClean water filter from
the water tank and properly prepare it
for use before you place it back. See
chapter 'AquaClean water filter' for
step-by-step instructions.
Make sure the water tank is in the
correct position: remove it and insert it
again pushing it as far as possible.
Value
246 x 372 x 433 mm
7 - 7.5 kg
1000 mm
1.8 litres, removable
275 g
12 pucks
250 ml
85-145 mm
See data label on inside of service door (fig. A11)