AVOURY ONE User manual

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FIRST THINGS
FIRST.
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firmware starting from version .45 or later.
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AVOury One

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Device overview.................................................................................................. 3
General information ........................................................................................... 5
Reading and storing the user manual ............................................................... 5
Explanation of symbols ..................................................................................... 5
Safety................................................................................................................... 6
Proper use......................................................................................................... 6
Safety instructions ............................................................................................. 6
Start-up.............................................................................................................. 10
Checking the tea maker and the package contents ........................................ 10
Use ..................................................................................................................... 10
Switching on the tea maker ............................................................................. 10
Rinsing the brewing container ......................................................................... 11
Making tea....................................................................................................... 11
Cancelling the tea preparation process........................................................... 12
Switching off the tea maker ............................................................................. 12
Adding extra water .......................................................................................... 13
Emptying the pod basket................................................................................. 13
Emptying the drip tray ..................................................................................... 13
Setting the water hardness.............................................................................. 13
Using a water filter........................................................................................... 14
Cleaning and maintenance.............................................................................. 14
Carrying out the cleaning programme ............................................................. 14
Carrying out the descaling programme ........................................................... 16
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 18
Technical data................................................................................................... 19
Disposal............................................................................................................. 19
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Device overview.................................................................................................. 3
General information ........................................................................................... 5
Reading and storing the user manual ............................................................... 5
Explanation of symbols ..................................................................................... 5
Safety................................................................................................................... 6
Proper use......................................................................................................... 6
Safety instructions ............................................................................................. 6
Start-up.............................................................................................................. 10
Checking the tea maker and the package contents ........................................ 10
Use ..................................................................................................................... 10
Switching on the tea maker ............................................................................. 10
Rinsing the brewing container ......................................................................... 11
Making tea....................................................................................................... 11
Cancelling the tea preparation process........................................................... 12
Switching off the tea maker ............................................................................. 12
Adding extra water .......................................................................................... 13
Emptying the pod basket................................................................................. 13
Emptying the drip tray ..................................................................................... 13
Setting the water hardness.............................................................................. 13
Using a water filter........................................................................................... 14
Cleaning and maintenance.............................................................................. 14
Carrying out the cleaning programme ............................................................. 14
Carrying out the descaling programme ........................................................... 16
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 18
Technical data................................................................................................... 19
Disposal............................................................................................................. 19
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Device overview.................................................................................................. 3
General information ........................................................................................... 5
Reading and storing the user manual ............................................................... 5
Explanation of symbols ..................................................................................... 5
Safety................................................................................................................... 6
Proper use......................................................................................................... 6
Safety instructions ............................................................................................. 6
Start-up.............................................................................................................. 10
Checking the tea maker and the package contents ........................................ 10
Use ..................................................................................................................... 10
Switching on the tea maker ............................................................................. 10
Rinsing the brewing container ......................................................................... 11
Making tea....................................................................................................... 11
Cancelling the tea preparation process........................................................... 12
Switching off the tea maker ............................................................................. 12
Adding extra water .......................................................................................... 13
Emptying the pod basket................................................................................. 13
Emptying the drip tray ..................................................................................... 13
Setting the water hardness.............................................................................. 13
Using a water filter........................................................................................... 14
Cleaning and maintenance.............................................................................. 14
Carrying out the cleaning programme ............................................................. 14
Carrying out the descaling programme ........................................................... 16
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 18
Technical data................................................................................................... 19
Disposal............................................................................................................. 19
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Device overview.................................................................................................. 3
General information ........................................................................................... 5
Reading and storing the user manual ............................................................... 5
Explanation of symbols ..................................................................................... 5
Safety................................................................................................................... 6
Proper use......................................................................................................... 6
Safety instructions ............................................................................................. 6
Start-up.............................................................................................................. 10
Checking the tea maker and the package contents ........................................ 10
Use ..................................................................................................................... 10
Switching on the tea maker ............................................................................. 10
Rinsing the brewing container ......................................................................... 11
Making tea....................................................................................................... 11
Cancelling the tea preparation process........................................................... 12
Switching off the tea maker ............................................................................. 12
Adding extra water .......................................................................................... 13
Emptying the pod basket................................................................................. 13
Emptying the drip tray ..................................................................................... 13
Setting the water hardness.............................................................................. 13
Using a water filter........................................................................................... 14
Cleaning and maintenance.............................................................................. 14
Carrying out the cleaning programme ............................................................. 14
Carrying out the descaling programme ........................................................... 16
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 18
Technical data................................................................................................... 19
Disposal............................................................................................................. 19
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DEVICE OVERVIEW
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GERÄTEÜBERSICHT
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DEVICE OVERVIEW
Part name
1Control panel
2Pod compartment
3Water lter
4Water tank
5Filling level display/oat gauge
6Drip catcher
7Pod catching drawer with pod basket and
drip tray
8Outlet
9On/O button
10 LED “Water tank empty”
11 LED “Empty pod basket”
12 LED “Clean machine”
13 LED “Descaling necessary”
14 Button brewing time +
15 Button brewing time –
16 Display brewing time
17 Display lling capacity
18 Button lling capacity –
19 Button lling capacity +
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Capsule compartment
Drip Tray
Drip drawer with capsule container and
drip tray
Start-Button
LED “Empty capsule container”
LED “Carry out cleaning”
LED “Carry out descaling”
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GERÄTEÜBERSICHT
Teilebezeichnung
1Bedienfeld
2Kapseleinwurffach
3Wasserfilter
4Wasserbehälter
5Füllstandsanzeige/Schwimmer
6Abtropfgitter
7Kapselauffangschublade mit Kapselkorb
und Tropfschale
8Auslass
9Ein-/Aus-Taste
10 LED „Wasserbehälter leer“
11 LED „Kapselkorb leeren“
12 LED „Reinigung durchführen“
13 LED „Entkalkung durchführen“
14 Taste Ziehzeit +
15 Taste Ziehzeit –
16 Anzeige Ziehzeit
17 Anzeige Füllmenge
18 Taste Füllmenge –
19 Taste Füllmenge +
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GENERAL INFORMATION
General
information
Reading and storing
the user manual
This user manual relates to the Melit-
ta Avoury One tea maker (hereinafter
simply referred to as the “tea maker”).
It contains important information on
start-up and operation. Read the user
manual carefully, especially the safety
instructions, before using the tea maker.
Failure to comply with the instructions
provided in this user manual may result
in severe injuries or in damage to the
tea maker. The user manual is based on
the standards and regulations in force
in the European Union. When abroad,
you must also observe country-specif-
ic guidelines and laws. Store the user
manual for future use. If you pass on the
tea maker to a third party, you must also
pass on this user manual.
Explanation of symbols
The following symbols and signal words
are used in this user manual, on the tea
maker, or on the packaging.
WARNING!
This signal symbol/word designates a
hazard with a moderate degree of risk
which may lead to death or severe injury
if not avoided.
CAUTION!
This signal symbol/word designates a
hazard with a low degree of risk that,
if not avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury.
NOTICE!
This signal word warns against potential
damages to property.
This symbol provides you
with useful information
about using the device.
Declaration of conformity
(see chapter “Declaration
of conformity”): Products
marked with this symbol
meet all the applicable
Community regulations
for the European Eco-
nomic Area.
This signal symbol/word designates a
hazard with a higher than moderate
degree of risk which may lead to death
or severe injury if not avoided.
WARNING!
NOTICE!
CAUTION!
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SAFETY
Safety
Proper use
The tea maker is intended solely for
preparing hot tea with pods. It is in-
tended for private use only and is not
suitable for commercial purposes. Use
the tea maker only as described in this
user manual. Any other use is deemed
improper and may result in damage to
property or even injury. The tea maker
is not a child’s toy. The manufacturer or
vendor accepts no liability for damage
caused by improper or incorrect use.
Safety instructions
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock!
A faulty electrical installation or
excessive mains voltage may
result in an electric shock.
–Connect the tea maker only if
the mains voltage of the sock-
et corresponds to the speci-
cation on the rating plate.
–Connect the tea maker only to a
properly installed mains socket.
–Connect the tea maker only
to an easily accessible mains
socket to allow you to quickly
disconnect the tea maker from
the mains supply in the event
of a fault.
–Do not operate the tea maker
if it has any visible damage
or if the mains cable and/or
mains plug is defective.
–If the mains cord of the tea
maker is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer,
its After Sales Support depart-
ment or a similarly qualied
person to prevent risks.
The tea maker is intended solely for
preparing hot tea with specially deve-
loped Avoury capsules. It is intended
for private use only and is not suitable
for commercial purposes. Use the tea
maker only as described in this user
manual. Any other use is deemed
improper and may result in damage to
property or even injury. The tea maker
is not a child’s toy. The manufacturer
accepts no liability for damage caused
by improper or incorrect use.
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SAFETY
–Do not open the housing, but
leave the repairs to a quali-
ed professional. Contact a
specialist workshop for this.
Liability and warranty claims
are waived in the event of
repairs performed by the user,
improper connection or incor-
rect operation.
–Only parts that comply with
the original device data may
be used for repairs. This tea
maker contains electrical and
mechanical parts which are
essential for providing protec-
tion against sources of danger.
–The tea maker may not be
operated with an external
timer or a separate telecontrol
system.
–Do not use adapters, multiple
sockets or extension cables to
connect the tea maker. In the
event these are required, use
only equipment that has been
tested and that corresponds
with the safety regulations and
the device data.
–Do not modify the tea maker in
any way.
–Do not immerse the tea maker,
the mains cable or the mains
plug in water or other liquids.
–Never touch the mains plug
with wet hands.
–Never pull the mains plug out
of the socket by the mains
cable; instead, always pull on
the plug itself.
–Never use the mains cable as a
carrying handle.
–Keep the tea maker, mains
plug and mains cable away
from open ames and hot
surfaces.
–Lay the mains cable so that it
does not pose a tripping hazard.
–Ensure there are no kinks in
the mains cable and do not lay
it over sharp edges.
–Use the tea maker indoors only.
–Never use it in damp spaces
or in the rain. Never store the
tea maker in such a way that it
could fall into a bathtub or sink.
–Never reach to retrieve an
electrical device that has fallen
into water. In such a case,
immediately disconnect the
mains plug from the socket.
– Do not open the housing your-
self, but leave the repairs to a
qualied professional. Contact
a specialist workshop for this.
Liability and warranty claims
are waived in the event of
repairs performed by the user,
improper connection or incor
rect operation.
– Only parts that comply with
the original device data may
be used for repairs. This tea
maker contains electrical and
mechanical parts which are
essential for providing protec-
tion against sources of danger.
– The tea maker may not be
operated with an external
timer or a separate telecontrol
system.
– Do not use adapters, multiple
sockets or extension cables to
connect the tea maker. In the
event these are required, use
only equipment that has been
tested and that corresponds
with the safety regulations and
the device data.
– Do not modify the tea maker in
any way.
– Do not immerse the tea maker,
the mains cable or the mains
plug in water or other liquids.
– Never touch the mains plug
with wet hands.
– Never pull the mains plug out
of the socket by the mains
cable; instead, always pull on
the plug itself.
– Never use the mains cable as a
carrying handle.
– Keep the tea maker, mains
plug and mains cable away
from open ames and hot
surfaces.
– Lay the mains cable so that it
does not pose a tripping hazard.
– Ensure there are no kinks in
the mains cable and do not lay
it over sharp edges.
– Use the tea maker indoors only.
– Never use the tea maker in
damp spaces or in the rain.
Never store the tea maker in
such a way that it could fall into
a bathtub or sink.
– Never reach to retrieve an
electrical device that has fallen
into water. In such a case,
immediately disconnect the
mains plug from the socket.
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SAFETY
–Do not insert into the tea mak-
er any objects other than tea
pods.
–Make sure that children do not
insert any objects into the tea
maker.
–If you are cleaning the outside
of the tea maker or if there is
a fault, always switch the tea
maker o and pull the mains
plug out of the socket.
WARNING!
Danger for children and per-
sons with impaired physical,
sensory or mental capacities
(e.g. partially disabled persons,
older persons with reduced
physical and mental capaci-
ties) or lack of experience and
knowledge (e.g. older children).
–This tea maker may be used by
children above the age of eight
and by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
abilities or by those without
experience and/or knowledge,
if they are supervised or have
been instructed in the safe use
of the tea maker and have an
understanding of the dangers
that are associated with using
it. Children may not play with
the tea maker. Cleaning and
user maintenance must not be
performed by unsupervised
children.
–Keep children under eight years
of age away from the tea maker
and the connection cable.
–Do not leave the tea maker
unattended during operation.
–Do not allow children to play
with the packaging material
and small parts. Children may
get caught in the packaging
when playing or swallow small
parts and choke.
CAUTION!
Scalding hazard!
The tea maker releases hot wa-
ter during use. Parts of the tea
maker become hot and can cause
scalding.
–Hot water is released from
the outlet. Keep all parts of
the body away from the outlet
during the brewing process.
– This tea maker may be used by
children above the age of eight
and by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
abilities or by those without
experience and/or knowledge,
only if they are supervised or have
been instructed in the safe use
of the tea maker and have an
– Do not insert anything other
than Avoury capsules into the
tea maker
– When cleaning including clea-
ning the outside of the tea maker
or if there is a fault, always switch
the tea maker o and pull the
mains plug out of the socket.
Danger for children and persons
with impaired physical,
sensory or mental capacities
(e.g. older people with reduced
physical and mental capacities)
or lack of experience and
knowledge (e.g. older children).
understanding of the dangers
that are associated with using
it. Children may not play with
the tea maker. Cleaning and
user maintenance must not be
performed by unsupervised
children.
– Keep children under eight years
of age away from the tea maker
and the connection cable.
– Never leave the tea maker
unattended during operation.
– Do not allow children to play
with the packaging material
and small parts. Children may
get caught in the packaging
when playing or swallow small
parts and choke.
WARNING!
CAUTION!
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SAFETY
– Do not touch the hot parts of
the tea maker on the outlet
during operation. Ensure you
remain a sucient distance
away from the tea maker.
Clearly advise other users of
the risks.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper use of the tea maker
may damage the tea maker.
–Place the tea maker on an
easily accessible, level, dry,
heat-resistant and suciently
stable work surface. Do not
place the tea maker on the
edge or lip of the work surface.
–Never place the tea maker on
or close to hot surfaces (e.g.
hobs, etc.).
–Ensure that the mains cable
does not come into contact
with hot components.
–Never expose the tea maker
to high temperatures (heaters,
etc.) or to eects of the weath-
er (rain, sun, etc.). Never store
the tea maker in a location
where the ambient tempera-
ture falls below 0 °C.
–Never pour liquids into the tea
maker, except into the water
tank.
–Only pour fresh, cold tap water
into the water tank.
–Never pour mineral water, milk
or other liquids into the water
tank. The exception to this is
the liquid descaling agent for
the descaling programme.
–Use the tea maker only when
there is water in the water
tank.
–Do not overll the water tank.
Fill the water tank with water
up to a maximum level of two
nger widths below the upper
edge.
–Do not continue to use the tea
maker if the plastic compo-
nents of the tea maker have
any cracks or aws or have
become warped. Replace
damaged parts only with
corresponding original spare
parts.
Do not touch the hot parts of
the tea maker at the outlet
during operation. Ensure you
remain a sucient distance
away from the tea maker.
Clearly advise other users of
the risks.
Never use the tea maker
when the water tank is
empty
NOTICE!
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START
Start-up
Checking the tea mak-
er and the package
contents
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Carelessness in opening the
packaging with a sharp knife or
other pointed objects may quickly
damage the tea maker.
–Open it very carefully.
1. Remove the tea maker from the
packaging.
2. Check to make sure that all of the
contents have been provided (see
“Device overview” chapter)
3. Check whether the tea maker or
the individual parts are damaged. If
this is the case, do not use the tea
maker. Contact the manufacturer at
the specied service address.
Use
The pods for the tea maker work in a
similar manner to pods for a coee ma-
chine. The size of the pod is determined
by the fact that the tea needs space to
develop during the brewing process. A
sealing lm ensures that the tea in the
pod is protected against loss of its aro-
ma. This sealing lm must be removed
before the pod can be used. There is a
porous net under the sealing lm, which
has either ne mesh or coarse mesh
depending on the neness of the loose
tea. Each pod has a code that tells the
tea maker which parameters the tea re-
quires to provide maximum enjoyment.
Switching on the tea
maker
1. Connect the mains plug with a prop-
erly installed socket.
2. Ensure that the pod compartment 2
is closed.
3. To switch on the tea maker, press
the On/O button 9. The On/O
button ashes whilst it is starting
up. Once the tea maker is ready, the
On/O button will be illuminated
constantly.
Avoury tea capsules contain ideal porti-
ons of tea for use in the tea machine.
The size of the capsule is determined
by the fact that the tea needs space to
develop during the brewing process. A
lid foil ensures that the tea in the capsule
is protected against loss of its aroma.
This lid foil must be removed before the
capsule can be used. There is a porous
net under the lid foil, which has either
ne mesh or coarse mesh depending
on the neness of the loose tea. Each
capsule has a code that tells the tea
maker which parameters the tea requires
to provide maximum enjoyment.
1. Connect the mains plug with a
properly installed socket.
2. Ensure that the capsule compartment
is closed.
3. To switch on the tea maker, press
the Start-Button / . The Start-
Button / ashes whilst it is
starting up. Once the tea maker is
ready, the Start-Button / will
be illuminated constantly
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Switching on the tea
maker
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USE
Rinsing the brewing
container
The tea maker must be cleaned out
before the rst use and after longer
periods of non-use to remove any
manufacturing residues and contamina-
tion. To do this, the tea maker must be
switched on.
1. Remove the packaging material and
the adhesive strips.
2. Remove the water tank 4 and
rinse it out with clear tap water.
3. Replace the water tank again.
4. Fill the water tank with water up to a
maximum level of two nger widths
below the upper edge.
5. Place a container that holds at least
300 ml volume under the outlet 8.
6. Push the On/O button 9.
7. Press the –/+ lling capacity
buttons at the same time 18 /19 .
The tea maker rinses the brewing
container and dispenses water into
the container.
8. Empty the contents of the tray of
the pod catching drawer 7 and
the container into the sink.
Making tea
1. Remove the water tank 4 and ll
with water up to a maximum level of
two nger widths under the upper
edge of the water tank.
2. Switch on the tea maker.
3. Wait until the On/O button 9 is
illuminated constantly.
4. Place a cup under the outlet 8.
The cup must be able to hold at
least 250 ml.
5. Remove the sealing lm from the
pod.
6. Open the pod compartment 2 and
insert the pod the right way up. The
ap on the pod must be pointing
upwards.
1. Remove the packaging material and
the adhesive strips as well as the
sticker with the serial number on the
drip tray.
2. Remove the water tank and
rinse it out with clear tap water.
3. Replace the water tank again.
4. Fill the water tank with water up to a
maximum level of two nger widths
below the upper edge.
5. Place a container that holds at least
300 ml volume under the outlet .
6. Push the Start-Button / and
wait until the machine is ready to
use.
7. Press the –/+ lling capacity
buttons at the same time
— / / + / .
The tea maker rinses the brewing
container and dispenses water into
the chamber. The machine is fully
rinsed when the Start-Button
/ is continuously illuminated.
8. Empty the contents of the tray of
the drip drawer and
the container into the sink.
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8
1. Remove the water tank and ll
with water up to a maximum level
of two nger widths under the upper
edge of the water tank.
2. Switch on the tea maker.
3. Wait until the Start-Button / is
illuminated constantly.
4. Place a cup under the outlet .
The cup must be able to hold at least
250 ml.
5. Remove the lid foil from the capsule.
6. Open the pod compartment and
insert the capsule the right way up.
The ap on the capsule must be
pointing upwards.
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Making tea
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USE
7. Close the pod compartment again.
The tea maker will automatically
read the preparation parameters
provided by the pod.
8. If necessary, use the –/+ 18 /19
buttons for the lling capacity to set
the desired quantity of water. Select
a lower quantity of water for strong-
er tea and a higher quantity of water
for weaker tea. Each press increases
or decreases the water quantity by
15 ml (max. 210 ml, min. 150 ml). The
standard cup size is 180 ml.
9. If necessary, use the +/– 14 /15
brewing time buttons to set the
desired brewing time for the tea.
Select a longer brewing time for
stronger tea and a shorter brewing
time for weaker tea. The brewing
time will increase or decrease by
one minute with each press.
10. Press the On/O button to brew
the tea.
The LEDs on the lling capacity
display 17 will switch o one after
another until the tea has been dis-
pensed in full.
The brewing time display 16
shows the remaining brewing time.
After the brewing process, the pod
will be ejected automatically and
the brewing container will be rinsed
to prevent any aroma mixing and
to ensure that you can enjoy the
avours of each type of tea. The
rinsing water runs into the drip tray
and not into the cup.
11. To prepare another cup, open the
pod compartment, remove the seal-
ing lm, and insert a new pod.
Cancelling the tea
preparation process
–Press and hold the On/O
button 9 for approx. 3 seconds
during the brewing process.
The liquid contained in the brewing
container at the time when the pro-
cess is stopped is released into the
cup situated beneath the outlet.
Switching o the tea
maker
–Press and hold the On/O button 9
for approx. 3 seconds.
The tea maker switches into stand-
by mode. After two minutes, the tea
maker automatically switches into
standby mode if you do not press
any buttons.
The brewing time display
shows the remaining brewing time.
The LEDs on the lling capacity
display will switch o one after
another until the tea has been di-
spensed in full.
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16
7. Close the capsule compartment
again. The tea maker will automati-
cally read the preparation para-
meters provided by the capsule.
8. If necessary, use the – / and
+ / buttons for the lling
capacity to set the desired quantity
of water. Select a lower quantity of
water for stronger tea and a higher
quantity of water for weaker tea.
Each press increases or decreases
the water quantity by 15 ml (max. 210
ml, min. 150 ml). The standard cup
size is 180 ml.
9. If necessary, use the + / and
– / brewing time buttons to
set the desired brewing time for the
tea. Select a longer brewing time for
stronger tea and a shorter brewing
time for weaker tea. The brewing
time will increase or decrease by
one minute with each press.
10. Press the Start-Button / to
brew the tea.
The brewing time display
shows the remaining brewing time.
The LEDs on the lling capacity
display will switch o one after
another until the tea has been
dispensed in full.
After the brewing process, the capsule
will be ejected automatically and the
brewing container will be rinsed to
prevent any aroma mixing and to en-
sure that you can enjoy the avours of
each type of tea. The rinsing water runs
into the drip tray and not into the cup.
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11. To prepare another cup, open the
capsule compartment, remove the
lid foil, and insert a new capsule.
– Press and hold the Start-Button
/ for approx. 3 seconds during
the brewing process. The liquid
contained in the brewing container at
the time when the process is stopped
is released into the cup situated
beneath the outlet.
Cancelling the tea
preparation process
9
Switching o the tea
maker
– Press and hold the Start-Button
/ for approx. 3 seconds.
The tea maker switches into stand-
by mode. After ten minutes, the tea
maker automatically switches into
standby mode if you do not press
any buttons.
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Adding extra water
If there is not enough water in the water
tank 4 to complete another brewing
process, the “Water tank empty” LED 10
will be illuminated. You cannot carry out
any more brewing processes until you
have relled the water tank.
1. Remove the water tank and ll with
water up to a maximum level of two
nger widths below the upper edge
of the water tank.
2. Replace the water tank again.
The “Water tank empty” LED will go
out.
If the water level is too low, you
should add fresh water before
the “Water tank empty” LED
lights up.
Emptying the pod bas-
ket
After six brewing processes, the “Empty
pod basket” LED 11 will be illuminated
and the pod basket must be emptied.
Otherwise, no further brewing process-
es can be carried out.
1. Remove the pod catching drawer 7
from the tea maker and take out the
pod basket.
2. Dispose of the used pods.
3. Place the pod basket and the pod
catching drawer back into the tea
maker.
The “Empty pod basket” LED will go out
and the tea maker is ready to use again.
Emptying the drip tray
1. Remove the pod catching drawer 7
from the tea maker and empty the
pod basket.
2. Remove the drip catcher 6.
3. Empty the drip tray.
4. Then replace all the parts in the tea
maker.
Setting the water
hardness
1. Switch on the tea maker.
2. Press the buttons for setting the
brewing time +/– 14 /15 simulta-
neously.
The display 16 on the tea maker
shows the level of water hardness
currently set.
After ve brewing processes, the “Empty
capsule container” LED / will be
illuminated and the capsule container
must be emptied. Otherwise, no further
brewing processes can be carried out.
1. Remove the drip drawer from
the tea maker and take out the
capsule container.
2. Dispose of the used capsules in the
yellow recycling bin or use the
Avoury recycling bag.
3. Place the capsule container and the
drip drawer back into the tea maker.
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Adding extra water
If there is not enough water in the water
tank 4 to complete another brewing
process, the “Water tank empty” LED 10
will be illuminated. You cannot carry out
any more brewing processes until you
have relled the water tank.
1. Remove the water tank and ll with
water up to a maximum level of two
nger widths below the upper edge
of the water tank.
2. Replace the water tank again.
The “Water tank empty” LED will go
out.
If the water level is too low, you
should add fresh water before
the “Water tank empty” LED
lights up.
Emptying the pod bas-
ket
After six brewing processes, the “Empty
pod basket” LED 11 will be illuminated
and the pod basket must be emptied.
Otherwise, no further brewing process-
es can be carried out.
1. Remove the pod catching drawer 7
from the tea maker and take out the
pod basket.
2. Dispose of the used pods.
3. Place the pod basket and the pod
catching drawer back into the tea
maker.
The “Empty pod basket” LED will go out
and the tea maker is ready to use again.
Emptying the drip tray
1. Remove the pod catching drawer 7
from the tea maker and empty the
pod basket.
2. Remove the drip catcher 6.
3. Empty the drip tray.
4. Then replace all the parts in the tea
maker.
Setting the water
hardness
1. Switch on the tea maker.
2. Press the buttons for setting the
brewing time +/– 14 /15 simulta-
neously.
The display 16 on the tea maker
shows the level of water hardness
currently set.
Adding extra water
If there is not enough water in the water
tank to complete another brewing
process, the “Water tank empty” LED
/ / will be illuminated. You cannot
carry out any more brewing processes
until you have relled the water tank.
1. Remove the water tank and ll with
water up to a maximum level of two
nger widths below the upper edge
of the water tank.
2. Replace the water tank again.
The “Water tank empty” LED /
will go out.
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If the water level is too low, you
should add fresh water before
the “Water tank empty” LED
lights up.
Emptying the capsule
container
The “Empty capsule container” LED
/ will go out and the tea maker is
ready to use again.
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Emptying the drip tray
1. Remove the capsule catching drawer
from the tea maker and empty
the capsule container.
2. Remove the metal cover of the drip
tray .
3. Empty the drip tray.
4. Then replace all the parts in the tea
maker.
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Setting the water
hardness
1. Switch on the tea maker.
2. Press the buttons for setting the
brewing time + / and + /
simultaneously.
The display on the tea maker
shows the level of water hardness
currently set.
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3. To set the water hardness level,
press the +/– buttons for the brew-
ing time.
If the LEDs on the left of the display
are illuminated, it is set for hard
water. If the LEDs on the right of the
display are illuminated, it is set for
soft water.
4. Conrm the settings by pressing the
On/O button 9.
Using a water lter
You can insert a water lter into the wa-
ter tank 4. This lters limescale and
particles out of the water. This improves
the enjoyment of the tea and extends
the service life of the tea maker.
1. Place the water lter with one of
the two at sides into the tea maker
pointing towards the valve in the
water tank.
2. Fill the water tank with tap water as
usual.
3. The water lter must be changed
every two months to prevent exces-
sive contamination from microor-
ganisms.
The water lter must be re-
moved before carrying out the
descaling programme.
Cleaning and
maintenance
The cleaning and descaling
programme must be complet-
ed once started. Stopping this
process prior to completion,
e.g. as a result of an interrup-
tion in the power supply, causes
the programme to restart or
may lead to error notications
in exceptional cases (all four
info LEDs are ashing).
Carrying out the clean-
ing programme
If the “Clean machine” LED 12 is
illuminated, you need to clean the
machine using a cleaning pod. The
programme lasts for approximately 15
minutes.
1. Switch on the tea maker.
2. Fill the water tank 4 with tap
water.
3. Open the pod compartment 2,
remove the sealing lm and insert a
cleaning pod.
The “Clean machine” LED begins
to ash and the On/O button 9
illuminates.
4. Press the On/O button to start the
cleaning programme.
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3. To set the water hardness level,
press the +/– buttons for the brew-
ing time.
If the LEDs on the left of the display
are illuminated, it is set for hard
water. If the LEDs on the right of the
display are illuminated, it is set for
soft water.
4. Conrm the settings by pressing the
On/O button 9.
Using a water lter
You can insert a water lter into the wa-
ter tank 4. This lters limescale and
particles out of the water. This improves
the enjoyment of the tea and extends
the service life of the tea maker.
1. Place the water lter with one of
the two at sides into the tea maker
pointing towards the valve in the
water tank.
2. Fill the water tank with tap water as
usual.
3. The water lter must be changed
every two months to prevent exces-
sive contamination from microor-
ganisms.
The water lter must be re-
moved before carrying out the
descaling programme.
Cleaning and
maintenance
The cleaning and descaling
programme must be complet-
ed once started. Stopping this
process prior to completion,
e.g. as a result of an interrup-
tion in the power supply, causes
the programme to restart or
may lead to error notications
in exceptional cases (all four
info LEDs are ashing).
Carrying out the clean-
ing programme
If the “Clean machine” LED 12 is
illuminated, you need to clean the
machine using a cleaning pod. The
programme lasts for approximately 15
minutes.
1. Switch on the tea maker.
2. Fill the water tank 4 with tap
water.
3. Open the pod compartment 2,
remove the sealing lm and insert a
cleaning pod.
The “Clean machine” LED begins
to ash and the On/O button 9
illuminates.
4. Press the On/O button to start the
cleaning programme.
Activate care mode
1. Turn on the tea maker. Activate the
care mode by pressing the lling
capacity – / and brewing time
buttons + / simultaneously
and holding them down for about 3
seconds. When the rst LED at
and the last LED at are continu-
ously lit up the mode is activated.
IMPORTANT: Care mode is deactivated
when:
- The tea maker is turned o / turns
o automatically
- A tea capsule is being prepared
- The cleaning / descaling
programme has run
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Before putting in a capsule for
cleaning or descaling the care
mode must be activated. If care
mode is deactivated the capsule
will be ejected.
The cleaning and descaling
programme must be complet-
ed once started. Stopping this
process prior to completion,
e.g. as a result of an interrup-
tion in the power supply, causes
the programme to restart or
may lead to error notications
in exceptional cases (all four info
LEDs 10, 11, 12 & 13 are ashing).
Remember to set the water
hardness to ‘water lter’.
HARD
MEDIUM
SOFT
WATER FILTER
3. To set the water hardness level,
press the + / and – /
buttons for the brewing time.
If the LEDs on the left of the display
are illuminated, it is set for hard
water. If the LEDs on the right of the
display are illuminated, it is set for
soft water.
4. Conrm the settings by pressing the
Start-Button / .
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The “Clean machine” LED will ash
throughout the entire cleaning
programme.
The LED “Empty pod basket” 11
illuminates.
5. Empty the drip tray and the pod
basket 7.
6. Replace both parts again.
7. Place a container that holds at least
300 ml volume under the outlet 8.
The cleaning programme starts
automatically after the drip tray is
inserted.
The brewing time display LEDs 16
will turn o one after another during
the cleaning programme. The clean-
ing liquid is then released into the
container.
LED “Empty pod basket”
illuminates.
8. Remove the drip tray and empty the
container.
9. Re-insert the drip tray and position
the container under the outlet.
The cleaning programme will auto-
matically start with the rinsing pro-
gramme. The water from the rinsing
cycle is dispensed directly into the
container
After the rinsing cycle, the LED
“Empty pod basket” will illuminate
again.
10. Remove the drip tray and empty the
container.
11. Re-insert the drip tray and position
the container under the outlet.
The cleaning programme will au-
tomatically start with the second
cycle.
12. When the “Empty pod basket” LED
illuminates again, empty the drip
tray and the container.
13. Re-insert the drip tray.
The tea maker automatically ejects
the cleaning pod and rinses the
brewing container one nal time.
The LED “Clean machine” goes out
and the On/O button illuminates.
The cleaning programme is complete.
Regardless of the regularity of use, we
recommend that you clean the tea mak-
er at least once a month using a clean-
ing pod, even if the “Clean machine”
LED is not illuminated.
Cleaning
When the LED “carry out cleaning”
/ lights up, the appliance should
be cleaned using a cleaning capsule. The
programme takes approx. 25 minutes.
1. Switch on the tea machine and wait
until the Start-Button / lights
up continuously.
2. Fill up the water tank completely
with fresh tap water.
3. Activate the care mode. Press and
hold the buttons “quantity”– /
and “infusion time” + /
simultaneously for approx. 3 seconds.
4. Open the capsule slot and put in
a cleaning capsule.
5. The LED “carry out cleaning” /
starts to ash red and the Start-Button
/ lights up continuously
Info: The LED “carry out cleaning”
/ ashes red throughout the
whole cleaning programme and goes
o when it is nished.
6. To start the cleaning programme,
press the Start-Button / .
7. The LED “empty capsule container”
/ lights up red continuously.
8. Remove the drip drawer and
empty the drip tray and capsule
container.
9. Insert the drip drawer again
and place a vessel with a volume of
at least 300ml below the outlet .
10. The LED “empty capsule container”
/ goes o and cleaning starts
automatically.
Info: Cleaning is carried out in two
cycles. The LEDs in the “brewing time”
display go o one after the other
during cleaning and indicate the time
in which the cleaning agent dissolves
and takes eect. When the LEDs are
all o, the cleaning uid is discharged
into the collecting vessel.
11. The rst cycle ends when the Start-
Button / is lit up continuously.
12. Empty the collecting vessel and put
it back under the outlet .
13. Then press the Start-Button /
again to start the second cycle.
14. The second cycle is nished when
the LED “empty capsule container”
/ lights up red and the Start-
Button / ashes.
15. Empty the collecting vessel.
16. Remove the drip drawer and
empty the drip tray and the capsule
container.
17. Reinsert the drip drawer and
place the collecting vessel under the
outlet again.
18. The LED “empty capsule container”
/ goes o and rinsing begins
automatically.
Info: The rinsing process rinses the
brewing chamber with fresh water at
the end of the process. The liquid that
has run through is discharged into the
collecting vessel. At the end of the
rinsing process the cleaning capsule
is ejected.
19. Rinsing is nished when the LED
“empty capsule container” /
lights up red and the Start-Button
/ ashes.
20. Remove the drip drawer
and empty the drip tray and the
capsule container.
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Carrying out the
descaling programme
When the “Descaling necessary”
LED 13 is illuminated, this means
that the descaling programme must be
carried out. The programme lasts for
approximately 20 minutes.
1. Switch on the tea maker.
2. Open the pod compartment 2,
remove the sealing lm and insert a
cleaning pod.
The LED “Descaling necessary”
begins to ash and the
On/O button 9 illuminates.
3. Press the On/O button to start the
descaling programme.
The LED “Descaling necessary” will
ash throughout the entire cleaning
programme.
The LED “Water tank empty” 10
will go out.
4. Empty the water tank 4 and
remove the water lter, if necessary.
5. Pour 250 ml of Avoury liquid desca-
ling agent and an additional 250 ml
of tap water into the water tank.
6. Replace the water tank again.
The LED “Empty pod basket” 10
illuminates.
7. Empty the drip tray and the pod
basket 7.
8. Replace both parts again.
9. Place a container that holds at least
300 ml volume under the outlet 8.
Descaling takes place in 250 ml
cycles. Once the descaling liquid
has passed through the system, it is
released into the container. Once a
cycle has been completed, the con-
tainer must be emptied and placed
under the outlet again. At this point,
press the On/O button to conrm
that the next cycle can begin. This
process should be repeated until
the water tank has been emptied
entirely.
After the rst part of the descaling
programme has been completed,
the “Water tank empty” 10 LED
lights up.
10. Remove the water tank and tip away
the remaining liquid.
11. Rinse out the water tank with fresh
tap water.
12. Empty the container and place it
back under the outlet.
13. Fill the water tank with 500 ml tap
water and put it back in again.
The tea maker rinses the brewing
unit in 250 ml cycles with clear tap
water. The tap water that passes
through runs into the container.
Once a cycle has been completed,
the container must be emptied and
placed under the outlet again. At
this point, press the On/O but-
ton to conrm that the next cycle
21. Then reinsert the drip drawer .
22. The LEDs “empty capsule container”
/ and “carry out cleaning”
/ go o and the Start-Button
/ lights up continuously.
If necessary rell the water tank.
The cleaning programme is nished.
Irrespective of how often the tea machi-
ne is used we recommend cleaning it at
least once a month with a cleaning cap-
sule, even if the LED “carry out cleaning”
does not light up. To clean the machine,
activate the care mode (see page 35)
and place a cleaning capsule in the cap-
sule slot to be able to start the cleaning
programme.
Descaling
IMPORTANT: Remove the water lter
before descaling!
When the LED “carry out descaling”
/ lights up the descaling pro-
gramme should be started. The pro-
gramme takes about 15 minutes.
1. Turn on the tea machine and wait
until the Start-Button / is
continuously lit up.
2. Activate care mode. Press and hold
the buttons “lling capacity”
– / and “brewing time”
+ / simultaneously for approx.
3 seconds.
3. Open the capsule compartment
and insert a descaling capsule.
4. The LED “carry out descaling” /
starts ashing red and the Start-
Button / is continuously lit up
Info: The LED “carry out descaling”
/ ashes red during the
whole cleaning programme and goes
o when the programme ends.
5. To start the descaling programme,
press the Start-Button / .
6. The LEDs “water tank empty” /
and “empty capsule container”
/ are continuously lit up red.
7. Empty the water tank and remove
the water lter if there is one.
8. Pour 250ml Avoury liquid descaler
and 250ml of tap water into the
water tank.
9. Reinsert the water tank.
10. The LED “water tank empty” /
goes o.
11. Remove the drip drawer and
empty the drip tray and the capsule
container.
12. Replace the drip drawer and
place a collecting vessel with a
volume of at least 300ml under the
outlet .
13. The LED “empty capsule container”
/ goes o and descaling
begins automatically.
Info: Descaling is carried out in two
cycles. The descaling liquid that has
run through the machine ows into
the collecting vessel.
14. The rst cycle is nished when the
Start-Button / is continuously
lit up.
15. Empty the collecting vessel then put
it back under the outlet.
16. Then press the Start-Button /
to start the second cycle.
17. The second cycle is nished when
the LEDs “water tank empty” /
and “empty capsule container”
/ light up and the
Start-Button / ashes.
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can begin. This process should be
repeated until the water tank has
been emptied entirely.
After the rinsing programme has
been completed, the pod is ejected
and the LED “Water tank empty” will
illuminate.
14. Fill the water tank with fresh tap
water.
The descaling programme is complete.
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Carrying out the
descaling programme
When the “Descaling necessary”
LED 13 is illuminated, this means
that the descaling programme must be
carried out. The programme lasts for
approximately 20 minutes.
1. Switch on the tea maker.
2. Open the pod compartment 2,
remove the sealing lm and insert a
cleaning pod.
The LED “Descaling necessary”
begins to ash and the
On/O button 9 illuminates.
3. Press the On/O button to start the
descaling programme.
The LED “Descaling necessary” will
ash throughout the entire cleaning
programme.
The LED “Water tank empty” 10
will go out.
4. Empty the water tank 4 and
remove the water lter, if necessary.
5. Pour 250 ml of Avoury liquid desca-
ling agent and an additional 250 ml
of tap water into the water tank.
6. Replace the water tank again.
The LED “Empty pod basket” 10
illuminates.
7. Empty the drip tray and the pod
basket 7.
8. Replace both parts again.
9. Place a container that holds at least
300 ml volume under the outlet 8.
Descaling takes place in 250 ml
cycles. Once the descaling liquid
has passed through the system, it is
released into the container. Once a
cycle has been completed, the con-
tainer must be emptied and placed
under the outlet again. At this point,
press the On/O button to conrm
that the next cycle can begin. This
process should be repeated until
the water tank has been emptied
entirely.
After the rst part of the descaling
programme has been completed,
the “Water tank empty” 10 LED
lights up.
10. Remove the water tank and tip away
the remaining liquid.
11. Rinse out the water tank with fresh
tap water.
12. Empty the container and place it
back under the outlet.
13. Fill the water tank with 500 ml tap
water and put it back in again.
The tea maker rinses the brewing
unit in 250 ml cycles with clear tap
water. The tap water that passes
through runs into the container.
Once a cycle has been completed,
the container must be emptied and
placed under the outlet again. At
this point, press the On/O but-
ton to conrm that the next cycle
Info: The rst part of the programme
is nished. In the second part the
appliance is rinsed with fresh water to
remove the remainder of the descaling
agent.
18. Remove the water tank and pour out
any remaining liquid.
19. Rinse the water tank with fresh tap
water.
20. Put the water lter back into the
water tank if required.
21. Fill the water tank completely with
fresh tap water and put it back in the
machine. The LED “water tank empty”
/ goes o.
22. Empty the collecting vessel and
remove the capsule drawer.
23. Empty the drip tray if necessary.
Then reinsert the drip drawer
and put the collecting vessel back
under the outlet.
24. The LED “empty capsule container”
/ goes o and rinsing begins
automatically.
Info: Rinsing is carried out in two
cycles. The liquid that has run through
the machine ows into the collecting
vessel. When rinsing is nished the
descaling capsule is ejected.
25. The rst cycle is nished when the
Start-Button / lights up
continuously.
26. Empty the collecting vessel and put
it back under the outlet.
27. Then press the Start-Button /
to start the second cycle.
28. When the second cycle is nished
the capsule is ejected automatically.
The LED “carry out descaling”
/ goes o and the
Start-Button / lights up
continuously.
The descaling programme is nished.
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Troubleshooting
Problem Possible cause Solution
The Start-Button /
ashes permanently
and the tea maker does
not start up.
The capsule compartment is
open when switching on/
starting up.
Close the capsule compartment.
All 4 LEDs 10, 11, 12 & 13
ash at the same time.
System error
(for further information
regarding system errors and
related error codes see page
40)
Press and hold the Start-Button
/ for 3 seconds until
the red LEDs 10, 11, 12 & 13 stop
ashing. The Start-Button /
ashes and the tea maker restarts.
The LED “Carry out cleaning”
/ does not go out.
The cleaning programme
was cancelled/was not
completed.
Restart the cleaning programme
and allow it to be
completed.
The LED “Carry out desca-
ling” / does not
go out.
The descaling programme
was cancelled/was not
completed.
Restart the descaling programme
and allow it to be
completed.
Only water (and no tea)
is dispensed from the
tea maker.
The lid foil has not
been removed from the
capsule.
Remove the lid foil and
re-insert the capsule.
In the event that the lid foil was not removed,
the capsule has already been inserted into the machine
and this has been noticed before the brewing process
has started.
Press and hold the Start-Button
/ for 3 seconds or open
the capsule compartment. The
capsule will be ejected without
brewing (as long as the
brewing process has not yet
started).
The tea maker ejects
the capsules directly after
being inserted. Tea dis-
pensing is not possible.
The cleaning or descaling
programme was can-
celled/was not completed.
Check to see whether both LEDs
for “Carry out cleaning” /
or “Carry out descaling” /
are illuminated, and then restart
the corresponding programme.
Alternatively - rinse the brewing
chamber (see page 32)
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TECHNICAL DATA
Technical data
Model: Avoury One
SV, 50/60 Hz
Output: 1,400 watts
Protection class: I
Weight: 3.9 kg
Dimensions
(H × W × D):
32 × 34 × 22 cm
Item number: 6000329 (white),
6000331 (cream),
6000332 (black)
Disposal
(Applicable in the European Union and
other European states with systems
for the separate collection of reusable
waste materials)
Old devices must not be
disposed of in the household
waste!
If the tea maker can no
longer be used, all consum-
ers are required by law to dispose of
old devices separately from household
waste, for example at a collection
point provided by their local commu-
nity/district authority. This ensures
that old devices are recycled in a
professional manner and also rules
out negative consequences for the en-
vironment. For this reason, electrical
equipment is marked with the symbol
shown here.
If the 4 LEDs “water tank empty” / , “empty capsule container” / , “carry
out cleaning” / and “carry out descaling” / all ash at the same time
this indicates a system error. This may have a number of dierent causes, some of
which you can solve yourself. The error code indicates the cause of the error. This
code is shown in the “brewing time” display. Each LED that is lit up white stands
for “0”. Each LED that ashes stands for “1”. The display should be read from left to
right. Example: black = ashing | white = lit up
“00010010”
To nd out the cause of the error and possible ways of solving the problem yourself,
call our customer service number 00800 7000 6000 or see the website www.Avoury.
com
If a problem exists with the tea maker that is not listed above, or cannot otherwise be
rectified with the solution described, please contact our After Sales Support without
delay by visiting www.Avoury.com or by calling 00800 7000 6000.
Error Codes
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1312
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10
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TECHNICAL DATA
Technical data
Model: Avoury One
SV, 50/60 Hz
Output: 1,400 watts
Protection class: I
Weight: 3.9 kg
Dimensions
(H × W × D):
32 × 34 × 22 cm
Item number: 6000329 (white),
6000331 (cream),
6000332 (black)
Disposal
(Applicable in the European Union and
other European states with systems
for the separate collection of reusable
waste materials)
Old devices must not be
disposed of in the household
waste!
If the tea maker can no
longer be used, all consum-
ers are required by law to dispose of
old devices separately from household
waste, for example at a collection
point provided by their local commu-
nity/district authority. This ensures
that old devices are recycled in a
professional manner and also rules
out negative consequences for the en-
vironment. For this reason, electrical
equipment is marked with the symbol
shown here.
6000447 (white/silver)
6000448 (cream/copper)
6000449 (black)
EN
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