Jura Impressa ENA5 User manual

The ‘ENA 5 Instructions for Use’ has been awarded the
seal of approval by the independent German Technical
Inspection Agency, TÜV SÜD, due to its easy-to-understand
style, its thoroughness and coverage of safety aspects.
Instructions for Use
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These safeguards apply for machines with UL safety test (see rating
plate and chapter 8, ‘Technical data’).
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should
always be followed, to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or
injury to persons, including the following:
ZRead all instructions.
ZDo not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs.
ZTo protect against fire, electric shock and injury to persons, do not
immerse cord, plugs, or body of machine in water or other liquid.
ZClose supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or
near children.
ZUnplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow to
cool before putting or taking off parts, and before cleaning the
appliance.
ZDo not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or
after the appliance malfunctions, or has been damaged in any
manner. Return appliance to the nearest authorized service facility
for examination, repair or adjustment.
ZThe use of accessory attachment not recommended by the
appliance manufacturer may result in fire, electric shock, or injury
to persons.
ZDo not use outdoors.
ZDo not let the cord hang over the edge of a table or counter, or
touch hot surfaces.
ZDo not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner, or in a heated
oven.
ZAlways attach plug to appliance first, then plug cord into the wall
outlet. To disconnect, turn any control to ‘OFF’ then remove plug
from wall outlet.
ZDo not use appliance for other than intended use.
ZUse extreme caution when dispensing hot steam.
ZFor household use only.
Follow the basic safety
precautions
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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a. A short power supply cord is provided to reduce the risk resulting
from becoming entangled in or tripping over a long cord.
Your ENA has a 3-pin grounded plug.
b. Longer extension cords are available and may be used if care is
exercised in their use.
c. If an extension cord is used,
1. the marked electrical rating of the extension cord should be
at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance, and
2. if the appliance is of the grounded type, the extension cord
should be a grounding type 3-wire cord, and
3. the longer cord shall be arranged so that it will not drape over
the counter top or tabletop where it can be pulled on by
children of tripped over.
ZAs a safety feature, this plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one
way.
ZIf the plug does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still
does not fit, contact a qualified electrician.
ZDo not modify the plug in any way or attempt to defeat this
safety feature.
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not remove any service
covers. No user serviceable parts inside. Repair should be done by
authorized personnel only.
This appliance is for household use. Any servicing other than cleaning
and user maintenance should be performed by an authorized service
representative:
ZDo not immerse base in water or try to disassemble.
ZTo reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not remove the base.
No user serviceable parts inside. Repair should be done by
authorized service personnel only.
ZCheck voltage to be sure that the voltage indicated on the name
plate agrees with your voltage.
ZNever use warm or hot water to fill the water container! Use cold
water only.
ZKeep your hands and the cord away from hot parts of the
appliance during operation.
ZNever clean with scouring powders or hard implements.
Special cord set instructions
Warning
Caution
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ZNever fill instant coffee, chocolate mix etc. into the grinder or
ground coffee funnel (grinder by-pass). It will damage the
functioning of the brewing chamber.
ZNever fill sugar coated coffee beans into the bean hopper. In case
of doubt, call your dealer.
ZNever fill anything other than coffee beans into the bean container
(no chocolate, no rice, no nuts, no spices, nothing other than
roasted coffee beans).
ZNever do anything with the machine which is not described in the
User‘s Manual. In case of doubt, call your dealer.
ZKeep your hands and the cord away from hot parts of the
appliance during operation.
ZNever clean with scouring powders or hard implements.
NEVER DO
(or you will void your
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Your ENA 5
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 2
Control elements 8
Proper use 10
For your safety 10
Welcome to the world of JURA 11
JURA on the Internet.............................................................................................................................................11
Knowledge Builder................................................................................................................................................11
Connector System©..............................................................................................................................................11
3-colour plain text display...................................................................................................................................12
1 Preparing and using for the first time 12
Setting up...............................................................................................................................................................12
Filling the water tank...........................................................................................................................................12
Filling the bean container...................................................................................................................................12
First-time use.........................................................................................................................................................12
Using and activating filter...................................................................................................................................13
Determining and adjusting the water hardness.............................................................................................14
Adjusting grinder..................................................................................................................................................14
Switching on the machine..................................................................................................................................15
Switching off the machine..................................................................................................................................15
2 Preparation 16
1 coffee at the touch of a button .......................................................................................................................16
2 coffees at the touch of a button.....................................................................................................................16
Pre-ground coffee.................................................................................................................................................16
One-off setting before and during preparation..............................................................................................17
Entering a default setting for the amount of water for a cup size...............................................................17
Cappuccino with the Professional Cappuccino Frother.................................................................................17
Cappuccino with the Easy Cappuccino Frother..............................................................................................18
Cappuccino with the 2-stage frothing nozzle.................................................................................................19
Heating milk with the Professional Cappuccino Frother...............................................................................19
Heating milk with the 2-stage frothing nozzle..............................................................................................20
Hot water .............................................................................................................................................................20
3 Default settings in programming mode 20
Products................................................................................................................................................................20
Energy-saving mode............................................................................................................................................21
Automatic switch-off............................................................................................................................................21
Units of water.......................................................................................................................................................22
Language...............................................................................................................................................................22
4 Maintenance 22
Maintenance tips.................................................................................................................................................22
Rinsing the machine – manually......................................................................................................................23
Changing the filter following a prompt...........................................................................................................23
Changing the filter – manually.........................................................................................................................24
Cleaning the machine following a prompt.....................................................................................................24
Cleaning the machine – manually....................................................................................................................25
Descaling the machine following a prompt...................................................................................................25
Descaling the machine – manually..................................................................................................................26

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Rinsing the Professional Cappuccino Frother.................................................................................................26
Cleaning the Professional Cappuccino Frother..............................................................................................27
Dismantling and rinsing the Professional Cappuccino Frother...................................................................27
Rinsing the Easy Cappuccino Frother..............................................................................................................27
Cleaning the Easy Cappuccino Frother............................................................................................................28
Dismantling and rinsing the Easy Cappuccino Frother................................................................................29
Dismantling and rinsing the 2-stage frothing nozzle...................................................................................29
Cleaning the bean container ............................................................................................................................29
Descaling the water tank....................................................................................................................................29
5 Display messages 30
6 Troubleshooting 31
7 Transport and environmentally neutral disposal 32
Transport / Emptying the system.....................................................................................................................32
Disposal.................................................................................................................................................................32
8 Technical data 32
9 Contacts 32
Index 33
Symbol description
Warnings:
JCAUTION
Always take note of any information
marked with the CAUTION or WARNING
symbol. The signal word WARNING
points out potential risk of serious
injury, and the signal word CAUTION
potential risk of slight injury.
CAUTION
The CAUTION symbol is used to draw
attention to circumstances which could
result in damage to the machine.
Symbols used:
EInformation and tips to make use of
your ENA even easier.
TPrompt to take action. This symbol
means that you are being prompted to
perform an action.
@References to the JURA website where
you can find interesting additional infor-
mation: www.jura.com.
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1Water tank
2Powder chute for pre-ground coffee
3Coffee grounds container
4Drip tray
5Cup platform
6Bean container cover
7l Switch for hot water and steam
preparation
8Connector System©
for removable
nozzles
9Easy Cappuccino Frother
10 Rotating coffee spout
Control elements
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1Q On/off button
2Grinding wheel
3Cover
4P P button
5c Maintenance button
6g Rotary Switch
7Display
8Professional Cappuccino Frother
9Easy Cappuccino Frother
10 2-stage frothing nozzle
11 Hot water nozzle
The following nozzles are available from stockists and can be fitted to the
Connector System©:
89 1011
Figure: Open cover
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Proper use
The machine has been designed and built for
domestic use. It should only be used to prepare
coffee and to heat milk and water. Use for
any other purpose will be deemed improper.
JURA Elektroapparate AG cannot accept any
responsibility for the consequences of improper
use.
Before using the machine always carefully read
and comply with all these instructions. Keep this
manual close to the ENA and pass it on to the
next user if applicable.
For your safety
Please read and note the following important
safety information carefully.
This can prevent potentially fatal injury due to
electric shock:
ZNever use a machine which has been
damaged or which has a defective power
cable.
ZIf there are any signs of damage, for example
if there is a smell of burning, unplug the
machine from the mains supply immediately
and contact the JURA service centre.
ZIf the power cable for this machine is
damaged, it must be repaired either directly
by JURA or by a JURA approved service centre.
ZMake sure that the ENA and the power cable
are not located close to hot surfaces.
ZBe careful to ensure that the power cable
does not become trapped and does not rub
against sharp edges.
ZNever open and repair the machine yourself.
Do not modify the machine in any way that
is not described in the ENA manual.
The machine contains live parts. If opened,
there is a danger of fatal injury. Repairs may
only be carried out by JURA approved service
centres, using original spare parts and
accessories.
There is a risk of scalds and burns from the spouts
or the nozzle:
ZPlace the machine out of the reach of
children.
ZDo not touch any hot parts. Use the handles
provided.
ZBe careful to ensure that the appropriate
nozzle is correctly installed and clean. The
nozzle or parts of the nozzle could become
detached if the parts are not assembled
correctly or a blockage occurs.
A defective machine is not safe and could cause
injury or fire. To avoid damage and any associated
risk of injury or fire:
ZNever allow the power cable to hang down
loosely. The power cable could trip someone
or be damaged.
ZProtect your ENA from environmental
influences such as rain, frost and direct
sunlight.
ZDo not put the ENA, cable or connections in
water.
ZDo not put the ENA or any individual parts in
the dishwasher.
ZTurn your ENA off and disconnect the mains
plug before starting any cleaning operation.
Always wipe your ENA with a damp cloth,
never a wet cloth, and protect it from
constant water splashes.
ZOnly connect the machine to a power supply
in accordance with the information on the
rating plate. The rating plate is located on the
underside of your ENA. Further technical
data is given in Chapter 8 ‘Technical data’.
ZUse only original JURA care products.
Use of accessories that are not explicitly
recommended by JURA could damage
the ENA.
ZDo not use any coffee beans treated with
additives or caramelised coffee beans.
ZAlways fill the water tank with cold, fresh
water.
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People, including children, who
Zdo not have the physical, sensory or mental
capabilities to use the machine safely or
Zare inexperienced or lack knowledge in how
to use the machine safely
must be supervised by a responsible person when
using it, or must be instructed in how to use it
correctly.
Safe handling of the CLARIS filter cartridges:
ZFilter cartridges should be kept out of the
reach of children.
ZStore filter cartridges dry in the sealed
package.
ZProtect filter cartridges from heat and direct
sunlight.
ZDo NOT use damaged filter cartridges.
ZDo NOT open filter cartridges.
Welcome to the world of JURA
JURA on the Internet
Visit us on the Internet.
@ At www.jura.com you will find the latest
interesting information about your ENA and
all facets of the world of coffee.
Knowledge Builder
You can also get to know your ENA in a fun way
on the PC.
@ The Knowledge Builder awaits you at
www.jura.com. LEO, the interactive
assistant, will assist you and explain the
benefits of ENA and how it is used.
Connector System©
The Connector System©permits the use of four
different nozzles:
ZProfessional Cappuccino Frother
UCappuccino
UHot milk
ZEasy Cappuccino Frother
UCappuccino
Z2-stage frothing nozzle
UCappuccino
UHot milk en
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ZHot water nozzle
3-colour plain text display
Your ENA features a 3-colour plain text display.
The colours of the display texts have the following
meanings:
ZGreen: Your ENA is ready for use.
ZRed: The ENA is prompting you to perform an
action.
ZYellow: You are in programming mode.
1 Preparing and using for the first time
This chapter provides the information you need
for trouble-free use of your ENA and gives you a
step-by-step guide to preparing your ENA for your
first coffee experience.
Setting up
When setting up your ENA, please note the
following:
ZPlace the machine on a horizontal surface
that cannot be damaged by water.
ZSelect a position for the ENA where it is
protected against overheating.
Filling the water tank
To enjoy perfect coffee we recommend changing
the water every day.
CAUTION
Milk, mineral water or other liquids can damage
the water tank or the machine.
TOnly fill the water tank with fresh, cold
water.
TRemove the water tank and rinse with cold
water.
TFill the water tank with cold, fresh water
and replace the tank.
Filling the bean container
CAUTION
Coffee beans which have been treated with
additives (e.g. sugar), pre-ground or freeze-dried
coffee will damage the grinder.
TOnly use untreated coffee beans to refill the
bean container.
TRemove the bean container cover.
TRemove any dirt or foreign objects from
the bean container.
TFill the bean container with coffee beans.
TClose the bean container.
First-time use
EThe on/off button also acts as a power
switch. When the ENA is switched off, the
machine is completely disconnected from
the power supply.
JWARNING
If the machine is operated with a defective power
cable, there is a danger of electric shock.
TNever use a machine which has a defective
power cable.
Precondition: The water tank must be full.
TInsert the mains plug into a power socket.
Q T Press the on/off button to switch the
machine on.
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g T Turn the Rotary Switch until LANGUAGE
ENGLISH is displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to confirm the
language setting.
OK, the language is then adjusted.
OPEN TAP
TPlace a receptacle under the nozzle.
l T Turn the switch to position m.
SYSTEM FILLING
CLOSE TAP
y T Turn the switch to position o.
HEATING
PRESS ROTARY
TPlace a receptacle under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start rinsing.
RINSING
READY
EWhen a coffee speciality has been prepared
for the first time, it is possible that FILL
BEANS appears on the display as the
grinder has not yet been completely filled
with coffee beans. In this case prepare a
different coffee speciality.
Using and activating filter
Your ENA no longer requires descaling if you use
CLARIS filter cartridges.
EPerform the ‘Insert filter’ operation without
interruptions. This will ensure optimum
function of your ENA.
EAfter two months the filter capacity is
reached. The elapsed time can be checked
with the date plate on the cartridge holder.
Precondition: READY appears on the display.
TOpen the cover behind the Rotary Switch.
P T Press the P button until RINSE appears.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until FILTER-
is displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to enter the
programme item.
NO -
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until YES p
appears.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to confirm the
setting.
OK
INSERT FILTER
TRemove and empty the water tank.
TOpen the cartridge holder.
TInsert the new filter cartridge into the water
tank, pressing it slightly.
TClose the cartridge holder. It will click into
place audibly.
TFill the water tank with cold, fresh water
and replace the tank.
TPlace a receptacle (at least 500 ml) under
the nozzle.
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k T Press the Rotary Switch.
OPEN TAP
l T Turn the switch to position m.
FILTER RINSING, water is dis-
charged from the nozzle.
ERinsing of the filter can be interrupted at
any time. To this purpose turn the switch
clockwise.
EThe water may be slightly discoloured. This
is not harmful to health and does not affect
the taste.
Rinsing of the filter stops automatically,
CLOSE TAP.
y T Turn the switch to position o.
HEATING
READY
The filter is now activated.
Determining and adjusting the water
hardness
The harder the water, the more frequently the
ENA requires descaling. It is therefore important
to adjust the water hardness.
EIt is not possible to adjust the water
hardness if the CLARIS filter cartridge is
used and activated.
EThe water hardness can be adjusted
between 1° dH and 30° dH. It can also be
deactivated, which means that the ENA will
not indicate when it has to be descaled.
The Aquadur® test strip supplied as standard can
be used to determine the water hardness.
THold the test strip briefly (for one second)
under running water.
TShake off the water.
TWait for approximately 1 minute.
TRead the degree of water hardness from the
discolouration of the Aquadur® test strip
and the description on the packaging.
The water hardness can then be adjusted.
Example: Changing the water hardness from
16°dH to 25°dH.
Precondition: READY appears on the display.
TOpen the cover behind the Rotary Switch.
P T Press the P button until RINSE appears.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until HARDNESS
is displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to enter the
programme item.
16°dH
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until 25°dH is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to confirm the
setting.
OK, the water hardness is then adjusted.
HARDNESS
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until EXIT is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to exit program-
ming mode.
READY
Adjusting grinder
You can adjust the grinder continuously to suit
the roast of your coffee.
CAUTION
If you adjust the fineness of grind when the
grinder is not operating, the grinding wheel could
be damaged.
TOnly adjust the fineness of grind when the
grinder is running.
The fineness of grind setting is correct if the
coffee flows regularly from the coffee spout. A
fine, thick crema is also formed.
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UIf the fineness of grind setting is too fine,
the coffee only drips from the coffee spout.
ZSelect a coarse setting for a darker roast.
UIf the fineness of grind is too coarse the
coffee flows too quickly from the coffee
spout.
Example: Adjusting the fineness of grind during
coffee preparation.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start coffee
preparation.
TTurn the fineness of the grinding wheel to
the desired position while the grinder is
running.
1 CUP, the pre-set amount of water flows
into the cup, preparation stops automati-
cally.
READY
Switching on the machine
When the ENA is switched on, a prompt to
perform a rinse operation automatically appears.
Q T Press the on/off button to switch the
ENA on.
HEATING
PRESS ROTARY
TPlace a receptacle under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start rinsing.
RINSING, the system is being rinsed.
The operation stops automatically.
READY
Switching off the machine
When the ENA is switched off, the system is
automatically rinsed if a coffee speciality has been
prepared.
TPlace a receptacle under the coffee spout.
TTurn the coffee spout to the cleaning
position.
Q T Press the on/off button.
RINSING, the system is being rinsed,
the operation stops automatically. The ENA
is switched off.
TTurn the coffee spout to the 1 cup or 2 cup
position.
EThe On/Off button also acts as a power
switch. When the ENA is switched off, the
machine is completely disconnected from
the power supply.
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2 Preparation
1 coffee at the touch of a button
Precondition: READY appears on the display.
TTurn the coffee spout to the 1 cup position.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start coffee
preparation.
During grinding the strength of the coffee
is briefly displayed.
1 CUP, the pre-set amount of water flows
into the cup, preparation stops automati-
cally.
READY
2 coffees at the touch of a button
Precondition: READY appears on the display.
TTurn the coffee spout to the 2 cup position.
TPlace two cups under the coffee spout.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until 2 CUPS
is displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start coffee
preparation.
2 CUPS, the pre-set amount of water
flows into the cups, preparation stops
automatically.
READY
Pre-ground coffee
You can also use a second coffee blend in the
powder chute for pre-ground coffee.
ENever add more than two level measuring
spoons of pre-ground coffee.
EDo not use very finely-ground coffee. Very
fine coffee can block up the system so
that the coffee only comes out in drips.
EIf the filled amount of pre-ground coffee
was insufficient, NOT ENOUGH
PRE-GROUND is displayed and the
ENA stops operation.
EThe desired coffee speciality must be
prepared within approx. one minute
after filling with the pre-ground coffee.
Otherwise the ENA stops the operation
and is ready to use again.
Example: Preparing a cup of coffee using
pre-ground coffee.
Precondition: READY appears on the display
and the coffee spout is set at the 1 cup position.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
TOpen the powder chute.
FILL PRE-GROUND
TPlace the filler funnel for pre-ground coffee
in the powder chute.
TPlace one level measuring spoon of
pre-ground coffee into the filler funnel.
TRemove the filler funnel.
TClose the powder chute.
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1 CUP, the pre-set amount of water flows
into the cup, preparation stops automati-
cally.
READY
EIt is also possible to prepare two cups of
pre-ground coffee. To this purpose place
two level measuring spoons of pre-ground
coffee into the filler funnel. Turn the Rotary
Switch to 2 CUPS and press to start
coffee preparation.
One-off setting before and during
preparation
The coffee strength can be changed before
preparation or during the grinding operation.
The following coffee strength options are possible
for 1 coffee:
ZMild
ZNormal
ZStrong
E2 coffees are always prepared with the
coffee strength ‘mild’.
EThe pre-set amount of water can be
changed during the brewing operation by
turning the Rotary Switch.
One-off settings before and during coffee
preparation always follow this model. These
settings are not saved.
Example: Changing the coffee strength of
1 coffee before preparation from NORMAL
to STRONG.
Precondition: READY appears on the display
and the coffee spout is set at the 1 cup position.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until STRONG is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch until STRONG is
displayed.
During grinding the coffee strength
STRONG is displayed.
1 CUP, the pre-set amount of water flows
into the cup, preparation stops automati-
cally.
READY
Entering a default setting for the amount of
water for a cup size
EA default setting can be entered for the
amount of water for 1 coffee. When
preparing 2 coffees this amount is
dispensed per cup.
Precondition: READY appears on the display
and the coffee spout is set at the 1 cup position.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch andhold it down.
During grinding the strength of the coffee
is displayed.
k T Continue to hold the Rotary Switch down
until ENOUGH COFFEE ? appears.
The coffee flows into the cup.
k T Press the Rotary Switch again when enough
coffee has been filled into the cup.
OK, the default setting for the amount of
water for one coffee has been entered.
READY
EThis setting can be changed at any time by
repeating the above procedure.
Cappuccino with the Professional
Cappuccino Frother
Precondition: READY appears on the display
and the coffee spout is set to the 1 cup position.
TRemove the protective cover from the
Professional Cappuccino Frother.
TConnect the milk pipe to the nozzle.
TInsert the other end of the milk pipe into a
milk carton or connect it to a milk
container.
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TPlace a cup under the nozzle.
TSet the selector lever of the nozzle to the
milk foam pposition.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until STEAM is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch.
HEATING
READY appears as soon as the ENA is
sufficiently heated.
l T Turn the switch to position m.
STEAM, the milk foam is being prepared.
y T Turn the switch clockwise to position o
when there is sufficient milk foam in the
cup.
EYou can prepare more milk foam within
about 40 seconds.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start coffee
preparation.
1 CUP, the pre-set amount of water flows
into the cup. Preparation stops automati-
cally.
To ensure that the Professional Cappuccino
Frother works perfectly, it should be rinsed
and cleaned regularly (refer to Chapter 4
‘Maintenance – Professional Cappuccino
Frother’).
Cappuccino with the Easy Cappuccino
Frother
Precondition: READY appears on the display
and the coffee spout is set at the 1 cup position.
TRemove the protective cover from the
Easy Cappuccino Frother.
TConnect the milk pipe to the nozzle.
TInsert the other end of the milk pipe into a
milk carton or connect it to a milk
container.
TPlace a cup under the nozzle.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until STEAM is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch.
HEATING
READY appears as soon as the ENA is
sufficiently heated.
l T Turn the switch to position m.
STEAM, the milk foam is being prepared.
y T Turn the switch clockwise to position o
when there is sufficient milk foam in the
cup.
EYou can prepare more milk foam within
about 40 seconds.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start the coffee
preparation.
1 CUP, the pre-set amount of water flows
into the cup. Preparation stops automati-
cally.
To ensure that the Easy Cappuccino Frother
works perfectly, it should be rinsed and
cleaned regularly (refer to Chapter 4
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Cappuccino with the 2-stage frothing nozzle
Precondition: READY appears on the display
and the coffee spout is set at the 1 cup position.
TPush the 2-stage frothing nozzle to the
lower position.
TPlace a cup of milk below the 2-stage
frothing nozzle and immerse the nozzle in
the milk.
EIf the nozzle does not reach into the cup, lift
the cup towards the nozzle.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until STEAM is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch.
HEATING
READY appears as soon as the ENA is
sufficiently heated.
l T Turn the switch to position m.
STEAM, the milk is foamed by the hot
steam.
y T Turn the switch to position owhen the
milk foam has reached the required
consistency.
EYou can prepare more steam within about
40 seconds.
TPlace the cup under the coffee spout.
k T Press the Rotary Switch to start coffee
preparation.
1 CUP, the pre-set amount of water flows
into the cup. Preparation stops automati-
cally.
To ensure that the 2-stage frothing nozzle
works perfectly, it should be rinsed
regularly (refer to Chapter 4 ‘Maintenance –
Dismantling and rinsing the 2-stage
frothing nozzle’).
Heating milk with the Professional
Cappuccino Frother
Precondition: READY appears on the display.
TRemove the protective cover from the
Professional Cappuccino Frother.
TConnect the milk pipe to the nozzle.
TInsert the other end of the milk pipe into a
milk carton or connect it to a milk
container.
TPlace a cup under the nozzle.
TSet the selector lever of the nozzle to the
milk tposition.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until STEAM is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch.
HEATING
READY appears as soon as the ENA is
sufficiently heated.
l T Turn the switch to position m.
STEAM, the hot milk is being prepared.
y T Turn the switch clockwise to position o
when there is sufficient milk in the cup.
EYou can prepare more hot milk within
about 40 seconds.
To ensure that the Professional Cappuccino
Frother works perfectly, it should be rinsed
and cleaned regularly (refer to Chapter 4
‘Maintenance – Professional Cappuccino
Frother’).
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Heating milk with the 2-stage frothing
nozzle
Precondition: READY appears on the display.
TPush the 2-stage frothing nozzle to the top
position.
TPlace a cup of milk below the 2-stage
frothing nozzle and immerse the nozzle in
the milk.
EIf the nozzle does not reach into the cup, lift
the cup towards the nozzle.
g T Turn the Rotary Switch until STEAM is
displayed.
k T Press the Rotary Switch.
HEATING
READY appears as soon as the ENA is
sufficiently heated.
l T Turn the switch to position m.
STEAM, the milk is heated by the hot
steam.
y T Turn the switch to position oas soon as
the required temperature is reached.
EYou can prepare more steam within about
40 seconds.
To ensure that the 2-stage frothing
nozzle works perfectly, it should be
rinsed regularly (refer to Chapter 4
‘Maintenance – Dismantling and rinsing
the 2-stage frothing nozzle’).
Hot water
ETo prepare hot water, attach either the hot
water nozzle or the 2-stage frothing nozzle
to the Connector System©.
JCAUTION
There is a danger of scalding from hot water
splashes.
TAvoid direct contact with the skin.
Precondition: READY appears on the display.
TPlace a cup under the nozzle.
l T Turn the switch to position m.
WATER, hot water flows into the cup.
y T Turn the switch clockwise when there is
sufficient water in the cup.
READY
3 Default settings in programming
mode
Products
The following settings can be programmed for
1 coffee:
ZAmount of water: 25 ML – 240 ML
ZCoffee strength: MILD, NORMAL,
STRONG
ZTemperature: NORMAL, HIGH
The following applies when preparing 2 coffees:
ZThe amount of water set for 1 coffee is
dispensed per cup when 2 cups are prepared.
Z2 coffees are always prepared with the coffee
strength ‘mild’.
Z2 coffees are prepared at the same tempera-
ture which is set for 1 coffee.
Default settings in programming mode always
follow the same model.
Example: Changing the default setting for the
strength of one coffee from NORMAL to
STRONG.