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12.CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE
10.HEATINGLIQUIDS
11.TIPSONHOWTOMAKEAGOOD
CUP OF COFFEE
Unplug the appliance and wait for it to cool
down before undertaking any maintenance
or cleaning operations.
Never submerge the coffee maker in water
nor use abrasive cleaning products or
aluminium scourers.
• Clean the outside of the coffee maker
with a soft damp cloth and dry it fully
afterwards.
• Clan the water tank (11), the drip grill
(16), the drip tray (5) and the filter (14)
using warm water and a neutral soap
solution.
• Clean the steamer (7) with a damp cloth.
• Periodically, or when necessary, clean
the upper filter (15). Use a coin to
loosen the screw(figureJ)and brush
the filter, a child’s toothbrush is ideal for
this. After cleaning the upper filter (15),
fasten the screw using the coin.
• After setting up the coffee maker, insert
the steamer (7) in the liquid you wish to
warm (Do not completely fill the vessel
containing the liquid you wish to warm).
• Turn the function selector dial (10) to
the
position (fig.I). Vapour starts
to come out. Hold the vessel under the
steamer until the liquid is warm.
• Once the liquid has been warmed
sufficiently, turn the function selector
dial (10) to the • position and remove
the vessel.
CAUTION: During operation the metal
steamer pipe gets very hot. Do not touch
the steamer until it has totally cooled down.
• Use good quality coffee adequately
ground.
• Store open packets of coffee in a
container in the fridge.
• Pre-warm the filter and cups.
• The quality of the water you use directly
affects the taste of the coffee. Always
use mineral water.
• Periodically clean the upper filter.
• Always use fresh skimmed milk to make
cappuccino froth.
• Refrigerate the milk vessel in the fridge
prior to making the froth.
• Ensure that the vessel is made of metal
or ceramic, never use a glass vessel.
• Clean the steamer after each use with a
damp cloth.
• When you have finished using the coffee
maker, press the I/0 switch (8) to the 0
position to turn of the appliance, and
unplug the unit from the mains.
CAUTION: During operation the metal
steamer pipe gets very hot. Do not touch
the steamer until it has totally cooled down.
