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  • Page 1

    GB25 Y our safety and that of others is paramount Failure to full y compl y with t he indica tions give n in thi s user h andbook c an lead to el ectric shocks, serio us inju ry, burn s, fi re, or dam age to the app lia nce. Important war nings are acco mpanie d by the following sym bols. Critical safety warnings • It is no t des igned or ap prov[...]

  • Page 2

    GB26 T ranspor t chec k After unpac king the applia nce, check that it is undama ged and that all the accessor ies are present and cor rect. Do not use the applian ce is ther e is any vi sible da mage. C ontact th e After-sa les Servic e. Instal ling th e applian ce C onnecting the applianc e Connect the mach ine to a professiona lly inst alled po [...]

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    GB27 Check th e minimum measurem ents requir ed for correct installa tion of the appl iance. The coffe e machine must be instal led in a column uni t, which must in turn be secu rely fi xed to the wall by me ans of commer cial bracket s. Attention: • Disconnect the appli ance fr om the mains befor e carrying out an y installati on wo rk or servic[...]

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    GB28 Secure the p ower supply cable w ith the clip prov ided. The power suppl y cable must be long en ough to allow the machin e to be remo ved from t he housin g in orde r to fill the c offee b ean conta iner. Regu lations require that the appliance is earthed. Electrical connec tion must be carried out by a qualified electr ician in accord ance w[...]

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    GB29 Applianc e See image A on page 2. A1 Cup tray A2 Service door A3 Coffee feed A4 Coffee grounds container A5 Br ew ing un it A6 Cup tray lights A7 On/s tand-by butto n A8 Control panel A9 Terminal board A10 Hot water and steam nozzle A11 Storage tray A12 Water tan k A13 Coffee spout (height- adjustabl e) A14 Drip tray A15 Lid of coffee be an co[...]

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    GB30 • Coffe e has been u sed to factory test the mac hine and i t is ther efore c omplet ely nor mal fo r ther e to b e traces of cof fee in the mi ll. • Customize water hardness as soon as possi bl e, following the instr uct ions in paragra ph Setting w ater hard ness . 1. Connec t th e app liance to the main s power sup ply. Set the de sired[...]

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    GB31 1. T he machin e is factory-set t o make co ffee with a stan dard ta ste. Y ou can choose coff ee with t he f ollowin g tastes: extra- mild , mil d, normal , str ong or extra- str ong , wi th th e option of using pre - ground coffee. T o choose the desired taste , press the but ton (B3) (F igur e 8) r epeatedl y until the requi red tast e is d[...]

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    GB32 The app liance is facto ry-set to autom atical ly deliv er the f ollowin g amoun ts of co ffee: • E spresso , •S m a l l c u p , •M e d i u m c u p , •L a r g e c u p , • Mug. To modi fy these q uantities and set the amount of coffee desired, for exampl e changing the amount of espr esso, proc eed as follows: • Press th e button (B[...]

  • Page 9

    GB33 The app liance is fac tory-s et to au tomatica lly del iver appr oximate ly 250ml of hot water. To modi fy these quantitie s, proc eed as follows: • Keep the button (B11) pr essed unti l the disp lay show s the messag e PR OGRAM QU ANTI T Y . Me antime the mac hin e runs off hot water . • Press t he button (B11) aga in to st op run-off an [...]

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    GB34 When th e machin e is rea dy for use , you ca n access th e menu in order to chan ge the fo llowin g paramet ers or fun ctions: •R I N S I N G •S E T T I N G T H E C L O C K •L A N G U A G E •A U T O S T A R T •D E S C A L I N G • COFFEE TEMPERA TURE • AU TO OFF •W A T E R H A R D N E S S •R E S E T T O D E F A U L T •S T A[...]

  • Page 11

    GB35 Chang ing th e coffee temp erature To chan ge the te mpe rature of coffee run off, pr ocee d as foll ows: • Press the ME NU b utton (B2) to ac cess the menu and then buttons (B5) and (B6) until the disp lay shows th e message COF FE E T E MP E R A TU R E ; • Press OK (B7). • Press b uttons (B5) and (B6) t o select the requir ed coffee t [...]

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    GB36 Stati stics This fun ction ena bles you to view the m achine st atistics. T o view them, proceed as follows: • Press the MENU button (B2) to acces s th e menu a nd th en button s (B5) and (B6) until the ma chi ne show s th e message ST A TISTICS . • Press OK (B7). • Press butto ns (B5) and (B6) to verify: - how many coffees and capp ucci[...]

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    GB37 Cleaning the spouts 1. Clean the spou ts regularly, using a sponge (Figure 28). 2. Che ck regular ly that t he holes in the coff ee spout are not blocked . If necessary , r emov e coff ee deposits w ith a t oothpick (F igur e 26). Cleaning the pre -ground coffee feed funnel • Check regularl y (about once a mo nth) that the feed fu nnel for p[...]

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    GB38 Clea ning the milk co nta iner If the re is sti ll milk in the c ontainer, do not lea ve it ou t of th e refrig erator for longe r than is strict ly necessa ry. Clean the con tainer each ti me you prepare milk as desc ribed at point 3 in chapte r MAKIN G CAPPUCCINO . All the component s can be washed in t he dishwash er, as l ong as th ey are [...]

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    GB39 DISPLA YE D MESSA GES DISPLA YED MESSAGE POSSIBLE CA USE REMEDY FILL TA NK • The water tank is empt y or incorr ectly posi tioned . • F ill the tank wit h water and/or in ser t it cor rect ly , p ushin g it a s far as i t wil l go. GROUND TOO FIN E ADJUST MILL INSERT WA TER SPOUT A ND PRESS OK • The ground is too fine so th e coff ee run[...]

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    GB40 Below is a list of some possibl e malfunct ions. If the problem cannot be resol ved as desc ribed, co ntact Af ter-sales Service. TROUBLESHOO TING PROBL EM POSSIBLE CA USE REMEDY The coff ee is not hot . • The cups have not bee n pre - heated. • Heat the cups by rinsing the m with hot water . • The br ewing un it has coole d down because[...]

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    GB41 The mi lk cont ains l arge bubbles or spurts o ut of the milk spou t • The milk is not co ld enough o r is not semi-sk im med. • Ideally , use skimmed milk at refrig erat or temp eratur e, or semi - sk immed mi lk at refrige rator temper atur e (about 5 °C). If r esults ar e still not satisfactory, try changing brand of milk. • The milk[...]