
1. Remove the tank cover by turning it anti-clockwise and pour appropriate
water in the tank. Do not exceed the maximum capacity of the carafe.
Note: 1. The carafe has marks with a maximum tank capacity of 4 cups and
the minium capacity of 2 cups.
2. Before pouring the water into the water tank, be sure the power
cord is unplugged from the power outlet and the steam knob is in
the position.
2. Put the tank cover in place by turning clockwise until it locks in position.
3. Put the steel mesh into the metal funnel. Add coffee powder in the steel
mesh with a measuring spoon. One spoon coffee powder can make about
one cup of top-grade coffee.
Note: ①Select the quantity of coffee powder to make 2 or 4 cups of coffee.
②Please use coarse coffee powder for smooth operation.
4. Make sure the tubers on the funnel align with the grooves in the appliance
and then insert the funnel and place it rightly in the “INSERT” position.
You can fix the funnel into the coffee maker firmly by turning it
anti-clockwise until it is locked in the “LOCK” position (see Fig. 1).
5. Place the carafe on the removable tray.
6. Plug the power cord into the socket.
7. Turn the steam knob to position, and
the indicator is illuminated. Wait for about
2 minutes, till the coffee starts flowing out.
8. After the desired coffee is ready,
I. Turn steam knob to position.
II. The indicator goes off and the coffee maker stops working.
III. Your coffee is ready now.
IV. Remove the carafe and turn the steam control knob to position and
release the residual steam in the tank.
WARNING: Do not leave the coffee maker unattended while making your coffee.
9. Before removing the steel mesh or opening the tank cover, make sure the
pressure in the tank is released. The method is to turn the steam knob to
the position first. The steam in the tank will eject from the frothing
device. After the pressure is released, wait for the steel mesh to cool down
before removing it or opening the tank cover.
10. After the coffee is made, take out the funnel by turning clockwise and
remove the residual coffee from the steel mesh. Once cool, rinse it with
running water and assemble it back.
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ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR COFFEE MAKERS A.MAKE ESPRESSO COFFEE
USE
Warning! The lid may become hot during use.
Warning! Steam may escape from the unit.
• Allow the appliance to cool before fitting or removing any parts and before
cleaning.
• During use, the carafe and the hotplate can get very hot.
• Do not use the appliance if the carafe shows any signs of cracks.
• Do not immerse the appliance in liquid.
Warning! Never use the appliance without water in the reservoir.
Before first use
• Unpack the coffee maker and remove all packaging, promotional materials
and stickers. Remove all printed documents.
• Check that your mains supply is the same as the one indicated on the
appliance.
• Position the appliance on a flat, stable work surface, away from the edge and
other electrical appliances. Ensure that the coffee maker is not positioned
under any cupboards or near furnishings, wallpaper or similar that could be
damaged by hot steam.
• Wash all removable parts of the appliance in warm, soapy water. Rinse and
dry thoroughly with a soft water. Rinse and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
Do not use harsh/abrasive cleaners or place any part of the appliance in the
dishwasher.
Warning! Never immerse the main body of the appliance, cord set or plug in
water or any other liquid.
• We recommend that you first familiarize yourself with all parts of the
appliance before using it for the first time. Do not fill the water or connect to
the mains supply when doing this.
• To remove any remaining residue from the manufacturing process, we recom
mend operating the coffee maker as described in the ‘Use’ section. This will
flush the appliance out. Use water only, do not add coffee.
Note! Ensure that the coffee maker mains cord does not overhang the edge of
the worktop.
Note! When the coffee maker is plugged in and operated for the first time, there
may be a small amount of smoke and/or odour as the heating elements warm up.
This represents no danger or malfunction with the product and should be clear
after a couple of uses.
LOCK
Fig. 1
INSERT