Jura IMPRESSA X9 User manual

IMPRESSA X9
Instructions for use

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Operating elements Impressa X9
A Drip tray
B Drip grate
C Grounds bin
D Height-adjustable dual spout
E Frothing key
F Macchiato key
G Milk Coffee key
H 2x key
I Ristretto key
J Espresso key
K Coffee key
L Cappuccino key
M Display dialog system (incl. graphics display)
N Bean tank
O Filler funnel for cleaning tablet
P Cup railing
Q Cover for programming keys
R Water tank
S Steam key
T Hot Water key
U Pivoting hot water spout
V Pivoting steam spout
W Accessories drawer
X Water tank cover
Programming keys
A ON / OFF
BFilter
C Decalcify
D Counter
E Access programming mode
F+
(Page through parameters/higher
values)
G Rinse
H Clean milk system
I Clean coffee system
J Clean dual spout
K EXIT
L–
(Page through parameters/lower
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Contents
1. Description of the machine..............................................................................................................................page 7
1.1 Standard functions.................................................................................................................................page 7
1.2 DISPLAY to be made by a JURA service technician ...........................................................................................page 7
2. Safety information ........................................................................................................................................page 7
2.1 Warnings ............................................................................................................................................page 7
2.2 Safety precautions .................................................................................................................................page 7
3. Preparing the machine ...................................................................................................................................page 7
3.1 Checking the mains voltage......................................................................................................................page 7
3.2 Checking the fuse..................................................................................................................................page 7
3.3 Filling the water tank ..............................................................................................................................page 7
3.4 Adding coffee beans...............................................................................................................................page 8
4. First use.....................................................................................................................................................page 8
5. Switching the machine on ...............................................................................................................................page 8
6. Rinsing the machine ......................................................................................................................................page 8
7. Setting the grinding degree .............................................................................................................................page 8
8. Adjusting your machine to the water hardness ......................................................................................................page 9
9. Using the CLARIS plus filter cartridge ..................................................................................................................page 9
9.1 Installing the filter .................................................................................................................................page 9
10. Coffee .....................................................................................................................................................page 9
10.1 Making coffee/espresso/ristretto .................................................................................................................page 9
10.2 Making cappuccino/macchiato...................................................................................................................page 9
10.3 Making milk coffee ................................................................................................................................page 9
10.4 Frothing milk .......................................................................................................................................page 10
10.5 2x key................................................................................................................................................page 10
11. Making hot water .........................................................................................................................................page 10
12. Drawing off steam ........................................................................................................................................page 10
13. Switching the machine off...............................................................................................................................page 10
14. Programming ..............................................................................................................................................page 11
14.1 Adjusting the machine to the water hardness.................................................................................................page 11
14.2 Customizing (product definition) ................................................................................................................page 11
14.3 Setting the time....................................................................................................................................page 11
14.4 Automatic switch-on time ........................................................................................................................page 12
14.5 Automatic switch-off time ........................................................................................................................page 12
14.6 Turn-on time and turn-off time for specific weekdays .......................................................................................page 13
14.7 Automatic switch-off with non-use..............................................................................................................page 13
14.8 Programming the language ......................................................................................................................page 13
14.9 Setting up the display.............................................................................................................................page 14
14.9.1 Unit of measurement (ml/oz) .............................................................................................................page 14
14.9.2 Time format.................................................................................................................................page 14
14.10 Switch-on rinse.....................................................................................................................................page 14
14.11 Information .........................................................................................................................................page 15
14.11.1 Information draw-off .......................................................................................................................page 15
14.11.2 Maintenance information .................................................................................................................page 15
15. Counter .....................................................................................................................................................page 15
16. Maintenance ...............................................................................................................................................page 15
16.1 Filling the water tank ..............................................................................................................................page 15
16.2 Installing a fixed water supply system ..........................................................................................................page 15
16.3 Emptying the coffee grounds container ........................................................................................................page 15
16.4 Emptying the drip tray............................................................................................................................page 15
16.5 Grounds bin missing ..............................................................................................................................page 16
16.6 Filling the bean tank...............................................................................................................................page 16
16.7 Removing stones...................................................................................................................................page 16
16.8 General cleaning instructions ....................................................................................................................page 16
16.9 Disassembling and cleaning the dual spout ...................................................................................................page 16
16.10 Cleaning the milk system.........................................................................................................................page 16
16.11 Cleaning the coffee system.......................................................................................................................page 17
16.12 Cleaning the dual spout ..........................................................................................................................page 17
16.13 Changing the filter.................................................................................................................................page 18
16.14 Decalcifying .........................................................................................................................................page 18
16.15 Cleaning the grinder and the bean tank........................................................................................................page 19
17. Tips for perfect coffee ....................................................................................................................................page 19
18. Messages ...................................................................................................................................................page 20
19. Disposal.....................................................................................................................................................page 21
20. Legal information .........................................................................................................................................page 21
21. Technical data .............................................................................................................................................page 21

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Important Information for the user
Thank you for choosing this JURA product.
Please study these operating instructions carefully before using your
new machine and keep them in a safe place for easy reference in the
future.
Should you require further information or should particular problems
occur that are not dealt with in sufficient detail for you in these oper-
ating instructions, please ask your local dealer for the information you
require or get in touch with us directly.
1. Description of the machine
Spoil your customers, guests, staff and yourself with superb coffee
delights. Operating the IMPRESSA X9 is easy even for inexperienced
users. The display dialog system features plain text and comprehensi-
ble symbols that take you through each program step by step. The
Intelligent Pre Brew Aroma System (I.P.B.A.S.©) brings out the full
coffee aroma in espresso or coffee – always crowned by a beautiful
crema. You can have your coffee made with powder from either of
the two grinders or program a mixture according to your personal
preference. Cappuccino, latte macchiato or milk coffee at the press
of a key and without shifting around cups.
The intelligent electronic system provides the utmost operating con-
venience. For instance, the active bean tank monitor prompts you to
refill the two 650 g bean containers.
With the integrated rinsing, cleaning and decalcifying programs, ma-
chine maintenance is done at the press of a key.
1.1 Standard functions
Your IMPRESSA X9 makes the following standard products (Fig. 1):
A COFFEE E CAPPUCCINO
B ESPRESSO F MILK COFFEE
C RISTRETTO G MACCHIATO
D 2x H FROTHED MILK
1.2 DISPLAY to be made by a JURA service technician
The following DISPLAYcan only be made by a JURA service technician:
a) Customer-specific product set-up. The standard products can be
replaced with:
– 2 espressos, 2 coffees, 2 ristrettos, pot of coffee, latte macchiato,
milk, hot water or steam at all times.
– Optionally you can set up the machine for grinder preselection.
The products can be arranged according to your personal
preference (Fig. 1).
b) Lock products
c) All the products can be modified by a service technician to meet
the customer’s specific requirements.
d) Select between filter and decalcifying mode, or a combination of
both.
e) Adjust filter capacity
f) Assign code groups
g) Displaying an individual logo in the graphics display.
– A total of 3 code groups can be assigned. Each code group has its
own authorization.
2. Safety information
2.1 Warnings
䡲Children are unaware of the dangers that can be caused by elec-
trical machines; for this reason, children should never be left unsu-
pervised with electrical machines.
䡲The machine may only be used by people who have been
instructed.
䡲Never use a faulty machine or one with a damaged power cable.
2.2 Safety precautions
䡲Never expose the machine to the effects of weather (rain, snow,
frost) and never operate it with your hands wet.
䡲Place your machine on a solid and level surface. Never leave it on a
warm or hot surface (hobs). Choose a location that is inaccessible
for children or pets.
䡲If you intend not to use the machine for a longer time (e.g. holi-
days) always switch the machine off with the power switch
(Fig. 15/D) and disconnect the mains cable.
䡲Always switch off the machine with the power switch (Fig. 15/D) and
disconnect the mains cable before cleaning the machine.
䡲When removing the plug from the power socket, never tug on the
corde of the machine itself.
䡲Never repair or open the machine yourself. Repairs may only be
done by authorised service centres using original spare parts and
accessories.
䡲The machine is connected to the mains power socket via an elec-
tric cable. Please ensure that no-one trips ober the cable and pulls
the machine down. Keep children and pets at a distance.
䡲Never put the machine or parts of it into the dishwasher.
䡲To precent overheating, please put the machine in a place with a
good circulation of air.
䡲If you use de-scaling agents containing acid, remove any splashes
and drips on sensitive surfaces, in particular natural stone and
wood surfaces, straight away or take corresponding safety pre-
cautions.
䡲Use service connectors A + B for approved manufacturer’s acces-
sories only (Fig. 15 A+ B).
3. Preparing the machine
3.1 Checking the mains voltage
The coffee machine is preset to the correct mains voltage. Check if
your local mains supply voltage complies with the information given
on the type plate on the rear of the coffee machine (Fig. 15/C).
3.2 Checking the fuse
Check whether the fuse matches your machine (Fig. 15/C).
3.3 Filling the water tank
䡲Remove the water tank (Fig. 2) and rinse it out well with cold tap
water.
䡲Then fill the water tank and put it back into the machine.
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Please only use fresh, cold water. Never fill up with milk,
mineral water and other fluids. You can also top up water with-
out removing the tank. Simply remove the cover and pour in
the water from above with a vessel and replace the lid again.
3.4 Adding coffee beans
You have the possilility of using two different types of coffee beans.
䡲Remove the cover from the bean container (Fig. 3)
䡲Clean out any dirt or foreign objects from the bean container.
䡲Fill coffee beans into the bean container and replace the cover
again.
4. First use
Make sure to have filled the water tank and the bean tank.
䡲Switch the IMPRESSA X9 on with the power switch on the rear of
the machine (Fig. 15/D).
䡲Open the programming door on the front (Fig. 4) and switch the
IMPRESSA X9 on with the ON / OFF key (Fig. 5/A).
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
䡲Select a language of your choice by pressing the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key
(Fig. 5/F or L).
䡲Press P to save your selection (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
TIME
HOURS
—: —
䡲Set the hours by pressing the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key (Fig. 5/F or L).
䡲Press P to save your setting (Fig. 5/E).
TIME
MINUTES
12:00
䡲Set the minutes by pressing the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key (Fig. 5/F or L).
䡲Press P to save your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
WEEKDAY
MONDAY
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ (Fig. 5/F or L) to set the weekday.
䡲To save, press P (Fig. 5/E).
WELCOME TO
PRESS RINSE
䡲Press the Rinse key (Fig. 5/G).
SYSTEM FILLI
MACHINE HEATING UP
䡲Place a cup under the height-adjustable dual spout (Fig. 6).
PRESS RINSE
䡲Press the Rinse key (Fig. 5/G).
RINSING
When rinsing the machine, start with the coffee spout and then
move on to the two milk spouts.
5. Switching the machine on
䡲Switch the IMPRESSA X9 on with the power switch on the rear of
the machine (Fig. 15/D).
䡲Open the programming door on the front (Fig. 4) and switch the
IMPRESSA X9 on with the ON / OFF key (Fig. 5/A).
WELCOME TO
MACHINE HEATING UP
䡲Place a cup under the height-adjustable dual spout (Fig. 6).
PRESS RINSE
䡲Press the Rinse key (Fig. 5/G).
RINSING
When rinsing the machine, start with the coffee spout and then
move on to the two milk spouts.
6. Rinsing the machine
COFFEE READY
䡲Press the Rinse key (Fig. 5/G).
RINSING
When rinsing the machine, start with the coffee spout and then
move on to the two milk spouts.
7. Setting the grinding degree
You can adjust the grinding gear to the roast of your coffee. We rec-
ommend
a finer setting 씮(for a lighter roast)
a coarser setting 씮(for a darker roast)
䡲To adjust the grinding degree, turn the setting rings to the required
position (Fig. 7).
䡲You have the following options:
The smaller the dots, the finer the grind
The larger the dots, the coarser the grind
The grinding degree may only be adjusted while the grinding
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8. Adjusting your machine to the water hardness
Water is heated in the machine. This leads to scale as a result of use,
which is automatically shown on the display. The machine must be
adjusted to match the hardness of the water used. For this, please use
the enclosed test stick.
1° German hardness is equivalent to 1.79° French hardness.
The machine can be adjusted from 1° German hardness up to 30°
German hardness. The function can also be deactivated.
The IMPRESSA X9 is preset to 16° German hardness. You can adjust
your machine to the local water hardness. Example:
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the programming step.
䡲Adjust the machine to the required water hardness by pressing the
‘+’ or ‘–’ key.
HARDNESS
䡲Press P to save your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
HARDNESS
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K).
SELECT PRODUCT
9. Using a CLARIS plus filter cartridge
For more information on the CLARIS plus filter cartridge refer to
the CLARIS plus brochure ‘CLARIS. Hard on limescale. Gentle on
your coffee machine.’
9.1 Installing the filter
Initial installation of a CLARIS plus filter cartridge needs to be
carried out by a service technician. Please contact your service
partner.
䡲Change the filter as described in Chapter 21.
10. Coffee
10.1 Making coffee/espresso/ristretto
COFFEE READY
䡲Place a cup under the height-adjustable dual spout (Fig. 6) and
press a product key of your choice. The pre-brewing process
(I.P.B.A.S.©) moistens the coffee powder, briefly interrupts the flow
of hot water and then begins with the actual brewing process. The
following example shows how to make 1 espresso.
1 ESPRESSO
A bargraph indicates the duration of the espresso brewing
process.
To stop the brewing process prematurely, press any of the
coffee keys. For a perfect frothing result, adjust the dual spout
(Fig. 6) to the size of your cup.
10.2 Making cappuccino/macchiato
COFFEE READY
䡲Place a cup under the height-adjustable dual spout (Fig. 6) and
press the Macchiato key (Fig. 1/G). Make sure the milk hoses
(Fig. 8/A) have been dipped into the milk. The following example
shows how to make 1 macchiato.
MACCHIATO
䡲The IMPRESSA X9 starts by making the frothed milk.
1The lower of the two bargraphs indicates the duration of the
milk frothing process.
MACCHIATO
䡲Last of all the machine brews the coffee.
The upper of the two bargraphs indicates the duration of the
coffee brewing process.
Press any of the product keys to stop the frothing or the
brewing process prematurely.
The milk system is rinsed automatically 10 minutes after dis-
pensing milk. You will hear an acoustic signal before the rinsing
cycle starts.
10.3 Making milk coffee
COFFEE READY
䡲Place a cup under the height-adjustable dual spout (Fig. 6) and
press the Milk Coffee key (Fig. 1/F).
MILK COFFEE
䡲Coffee and milk are discharged into the cup simultaneously.
The upper of the two bargraphs indicates the duration of the
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Press any of the product keys to stop the frothing and the
brewing process prematurely.
The milk system is rinsed automatically 10 minutes after dis-
pensing milk. You will hear an acoustic signal before the rinsing
cycle starts.
10.4 Frothing milk
COFFEE READY
䡲Place a cup under the height-adjustable dual spout (Fig. 6) and
press the Frothing key (Fig. 1/H). Make sure the milk hoses (Fig. 8/A)
have been dipped into the milk.
MILK FROTH
䡲Your milk/frothed milk will be prepared.
A bargraph indicates the duration of the frothing process.
Press the frothing hos to stop the frothing process prematurely.
10.5 2x key
You can make 2 coffees in one brewing step by preselecting the
2x key. Press the 2x key and then the coffee key of your choice.
The milk products cannot be doubled.
COFFEE READY
䡲Make 2 ristretti, espressi or coffees by pressing the 2x key (Fig. 1/D)
first.
COFFEE READY
䡲Select a coffee product. For example, ristretto (Fig. 1/C)
2 RISTRETTI
䡲The machine will now make two ristrettos in one brewing step.
11. Making hot water
COFFEE READY
䡲Place a cup under the pivoting hot water spout (T) and press the
Hot Water key (T/ ).
HOT WATER
䡲The machine stops dispensing the programmed portion of hot
water automatically.
A bargraph indicates the duration of the hot water dispensing
process.
To stop the machine from dispensing hot water prematurely,
press any of the product keys.
There might be some initial splashing when drawing off hot
water. The pivoting hot water spout becomes hot. Avoid direct
contact with the skin!
12. Drawing off steam
COFFEE READY
䡲Place a cup under the pivoting steam spout (V) and press the
Steam key (S / ).
STEAM
䡲The machine stops dispensing the programmed portion of steam
automatically.
A bargraph indicates the duration of the steam dispensing
process.
To stop the machine from dispensing steam prematurely, press
any of the product keys.
There might be some initial splashing when drawing off steam.
The pivoting steam spout becomes hot. Avoid direct contact
with the skin!
13. Switching the machine off
COFFEE READY
䡲Switch the machine off using the ON / OFF key (Fig. 5/A). The
machine automatically performs a rinsing cycle when you switch it
off. Only the spouts and nozzles that were used are rinsed.
GOOD-BYE
Use the power switch on the rear of the machine (Fig. 15/D) to
disconnect the machine from the mains supply.
If cappuccino cleaning has been omitted following use of the milk
system, the following message appears in the display:
CLEAN MILK SYSTEM
CLEAN CAPPU.
START
YES
䡲To perform milk cleaning as specified in section 16.10, press the P
button or the Milk Cleaning button (Fig. 5/H), or press the ‘+’ or ‘–’
button until the following appears in the display:
CLEAN CAPPU.
START
N0
䡲To definitely switch the machine off without milk cleaning, press
the P button.
GOODBYE
If milk products are being dispensed, milk cleaning should be
performed on a daily basis.
DURATION
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14. Programming
The following parameters can be programmed:
쐌Water hardness
쐌Setup (product)
쐌Time
쐌Switch-on time
쐌Switch-off time
쐌Language
쐌Display (unit and time format)
쐌Information (number of products made, number of cleaning cycles
run)
14.1 Adjusting the machine to the water hardness
For this, please refer to Chapter 8 ‘Adjusting your machine to
the water hardness’.
14.2 Customizing (product definition)
You can program each product according to your preference.
Example: cappuccino
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until SETTING appears on the display.
SETTING
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the SETTING programming step.
SETTING
PLEASE
SELECT
䡲Select a product key of your choice. In our example it is cappuccino
(Fig. 1/E).
CAPPUCCINO
WATER
100 ML
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) again to activate the setting programming step.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until the required amount of water appears
on the display.
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) to confirm your setting.
CONFIRMED
CAPPUCCINO
FROTH
20 SEC
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) again to activate the programming step.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to define the amount of frothed milk.
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CAPPUCCINO
MILK
20 SEC
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) again to activate the programming step.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to define the amount of frothed milk.
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until POWDER appears on the display.
CAPPUCCINO
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) again to activate the programming step.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to set the coffee strength.
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CAPPUCCINO
GRINDER
50% 50%
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) again to activate the programming step.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to define the left and the right grinder.
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CAPPUCCINO
TEMP.
NORMAL
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) again to activate the programming step.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to set the temperature.
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K).
SETTING
PLEASE
SELECT
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K) to leave this programming step or select the
next product key.
14.3 Setting the time
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until TIME appears on the display.
TIME
12:00
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the TIME programming step.
TIME
HOURS
12:00
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to set the hours.
TIME
HOURS
14:00
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
TIME
MINUTES
14:00
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to set the minutes.
TIME
MINUTES
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䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
WEEKDAY
MONDAY
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ (Fig. 5/F or L) to set the weekday.
WEEKDAY
TUESDAY
䡲To save, press P (Fig. 5/E).
TIME
14:45
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the next program step or press EXIT
(Fig. 5/K) to leave programming mode.
14.4 Automatic switch-on time
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until MACHINE ON appears on the display.
TIMER
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) to activate program step TIMER.
UNIT ON
—: —
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the MACHINE ON programming
step.
UNIT ON
HOURS
—: —-
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to set the hours.
UNIT ON
HOURS
07:00
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
UNIT ON
MINUTES
07:00
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to set the minutes.
UNIT ON
MINUTES
07:30
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
UNIT ON
07:30
䡲To return to the main program, press the EXIT button (Fig. 5/K), or
to leave programming press the EXIT button twice.
If —:— appears on the display, the switch-on function is deacti-
vated.
14.5 Automatic switch-off time
Choose a time between 0.5 and 9.0 hours or —.— (inactive).
COFFEE READY
䡲Hold the P button (Fig. 5/E) down until an auditory signal is heard.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until MACHINE OFF appears in the dis-
play.
TIMER
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) to activate program step TIMER.
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ until the display reads MACHINE OFF.
MACHINE OFF
—: —
䡲To activate the MACHINE OFF programming step, press the P but-
ton (Fig. 5/E) again.
MACHINE OFF
HOURS
—: —
䡲The hours can be adjusted by pressing the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button.
MACHINE OFF
HOURS
18:00
䡲To confirm the hours set, press the P button (Fig. 5/E).
MACHINE OFF
MINUTES
18:00
䡲The minutes can be adjusted by pressing the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button.
MACHINE OFF
MINUTES
18:30
䡲To confirm the minutes set, press the P button (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
MACHINE OFF
18:00
䡲To deactivate the automatic switch-off time for certain days of the
week, press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button.
MACHINE OFF
MON
YES
䡲To activate programming for a given day of the week, press the P
button.
MACHINE OFF
MON
YES
䡲To deactivate the automatic switch-on time for certain days of the
week, press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button.
MACHINE ON
MON
NO

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䡲To confirm the setting, press the P button.
CONFIRMED
MACHINE ON
MON
NO
䡲To select the next day of the week, press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button.
䡲To return to the main program, press the EXIT button (Fig. 5/K), or
to leave programming press the EXIT button twice.
14.6 Turn-on time and turn-off time for specific
weekdays
READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
WATER HARDNESS
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ until the display reads TIMER.
TIMER
䡲Pressing P (Fig. 5/E) will activate the program step TIMER.
UNIT ON
—: —
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ until the display reads ON / OFF.
ON / OFF
MO
YES
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ to activate or deactivate the turn-on time for par-
ticular weekdays.
ON / OFF
TU
YES
䡲Pressing P will activate the programming mode for the respective
weekday.
ON / OFF
TU
YES
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ to activate or deactivate the turn-on time for the
respective weekday.
ON / OFF
TU
NO
䡲Confirm your setting by pressing P.
CONFIRMED
ON / OFF
TU
NO
䡲Press ‘+’ or ‘–’ to select further weekdays.
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K) to return to the main menu, or press EXIT twice
to leave the programming mode.
14.7 Automatic switch-off with non-use
You have the option of programming an automatic switch-off, so that
if the machine has not been used for a certain time it automatically
switches itself off.
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until OFF AFTER appears on the display.
OFF AFTER
5.0 HRS
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the OFF AFTER programming
step.
OFF AFTER
5.0 HRS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to define after how many hours your ma-
chine should switch off.
OFF AFTER
9.0 HRS
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
OFF AFTER
9.0 HRS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the next program step or press EXIT
(Fig. 5/K) to leave programming mode.
14.8 Programming the language
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until LANGUAGE appears on the display.
LANGUAGE
GERMAN
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the LANGUAGE programming
step.
LANGUAGE
GERMAN
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the required language.
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH

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䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the next program step or press EXIT
(Fig. 5/K) to leave programming mode.
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K) again to leave programming mode.
14.9 Setting up the display
14.9.1 Unit of measurement (ml/oz)
This setting allows you to select a unit of measurement (ml or
oz).
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until DISPLAY appears on the display.
SETTINGS
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the DISPLAY programming step.
SETTINGS
UNIT
ML
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the selected unit of measure-
ment.
SETTINGS
UNIT
ML
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the required unit of measurement.
SETTINGS
UNIT
OZ
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
SETTINGS
UNIT
ML
䡲Press the EXIT key (Fig. 5/K) for with ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the next
program step.
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K) again to leave programming mode.
14.9.2 Time format
This setting allows you to select the time format (24 hours
or AM/PM).
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until DISPLAY appears on the display.
SETTINGS
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate the DISPLAY programming step.
SETTINGS
UNIT
ML
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until TIME FORMAT appears on the graphics
display.
SETTINGS
TIME
FORMAT
䡲Press P again (Fig. 5/E) to activate TIME FORMAT.
SETTINGS
FORMAT
24 HRS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the required time format.
SETTINGS
FORMAT
AM/PM
䡲Press P to confirm your setting (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED
SETTINGS
TIME
FORMAT
䡲Press the EXIT key (Fig. 5/K) for with ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the next
program step.
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K) again to leave programming mode.
14.10 Switch-on rinse
If the rinse start is set to AUTOMATIC, a rinse is automatically
initiated after every cold start. If the rinse start is set to
MANUAL, the rinse always has to be initiated by pressing the
Rinse button (Fig. 5/G).
COFFEE READY
䡲Hold the P button (Fig. 5/E) down until an auditory signal is heard.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until RINSING MANUAL appears in the
display.
RINSING
MANUAL
䡲To activate the RINSING programming step, press the P button
(Fig. 5/E) again.
RINSING
MANUAL
䡲You can choose between manual and automatic rinse start by
pressing the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button.
RINSING
AUTO-
MATIC
To confirm the setting, press the P button (Fig. 5/E).
CONFIRMED

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E
RINSING
AUTO-
MATIC
䡲To exit Programming mode, press the EXIT button (Fig. 5/K).
14.11 Information
With the IMPRESSA X9 you can check each coffee you made.
You can also check the number of cleaning cycles, decalcifying
cycles and Claris filter replacements you performed.
14.11.1 Information draw-off
COFFEE READY
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) until you hear an acoustic signal.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until INFORMATION appears on the display.
INFORMATION
䡲Press P (Fig. 5/E) to activate the INFORMATION programming step.
TOTAL
XXXXX
PRODUCTS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select the required item of information.
14.11.2 Maintenance information
Maintenance information is requested in a similar way to
enquiring how many coffees have been dispensed.
COFFEE READY
䡲Hold the P button (Fig. 5/E) down until an auditory signal is heard.
HARDNESS
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until INFORMATION appears in the dis-
play.
INFORMATION
䡲To activate the INFORMATION programming step, press the P but-
ton (Fig. 5/E) again.
TOTAL
XXXXX
CUPS
䡲To enquire how many times coffee cleaning, descaling, change of
filter or cappuccino cleaning have been performed or to check the
current maintenance status, press ‘+’ or ‘–’.
DECALCIFYING
䡲To exit Programming mode, press the EXIT button (Fig. 5/K).
15. Counter
The single counter allows you to record your consumption over
a defined period of time. This counter can be reset to 0 at any
point in time.
COFFEE READY
䡲Press Counter (Fig. 5/D) until you hear an acoustic signal.
1 ESPRESSO
150
PRODUCT
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key to select a product.
䡲The display will indicate the number of times this product was
made.
䡲Press EXIT (Fig. 5/K) to leave the COUNTER.
Reset counter:
COUNTER
RESET
NO
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ key until the display indicates
COUNTER
RESET
YES
䡲Press P to confirm your selection (Fig. 5/E).
RESET
16. Maintenance
16.1 Filling the water tank
WATER TANK
FILL
䡲If this message is displayed, the machine will no longer make
coffee/hot water. Refill water as described in Chapter 3.3.
The water tank should be rinsed out and filled with fresh water
daily. When using a fixed water supply system, we recommend
regularly rinsing the water tank and filling it with fresh water.
16.2 Installing a fixed water supply system
Please refer to the operating instructions for the fixed water supply
system or contact your JURA dealer.
16.3 Emptying the coffee grounds container
The coffee grounds container collects the coffee grounds.
GROUNDS
EMPTY
䡲If this information is displayed, the machine will no longer make
coffee. The grounds container needs to be emptied.
䡲Carefully take out the drip tray; it is filled with water. Remove the
grounds container (Fig. 9/ A).
16.4 Emptying the drip tray
DRIP TRAY
EMPTY
䡲If this information is displayed, the machine will no longer make
coffee. The drip tray needs to be emptied.
䡲Carefully take out the drip tray; it is filled with water (Fig. 9/B).

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16.5 Grounds bin missing
GROUNDS BIN
MISSING
䡲If this message lights up, the grounds bin is not installed properly
or missing altogether.
16.6 Filling the bean tank
COFFEE READY
FILL
BEANS
The display dialog system indicates which of the two bean tanks is
empty. Fill tank with beans as described in Chapter 3.4.
The bean level is monitored electronically on the IMPRESSA X9.
To ensure smooth operation, we recommend that you regular-
ly clean the bean tanks with a dry cloth. Switch the machine off
with the ON / OFF key (Fig. 5/A) before you do so.
䡲Switch the machine off with the power switch on the rear of the
machine (Fig. 15/D).
16.7 Removing stones
䡲Open the programming door on the front (Fig. 4) and switch the
IMPRESSA X9 off with the ON / OFF key (Fig. 5/A).
䡲Switch the machine off with the power switch on the rear of the
machine (Fig. 15/D) and disconnect it from the mains supply.
䡲Open the hinged door on reverse of the machine (Fig. 10).
䡲Push sliders to the rear (Fig. 10) and take the bean tank out of the
machine.
䡲Remove any beans with a vacuum cleaner.
䡲Insert the key (Fig. 11).
䡲Now turn the key counter-clockwise until the jammed stone is
released.
䡲Remove any remaining powder with a vacuum cleaner.
䡲Re-install the bean tank and pull the sliders to the front before
closing the door (Fig. 10).
16.8 General cleaning instructions
䡲Never use sharp objects or caustic chemicals for cleaning.
䡲Clean the inside and outside of the case using a soft, damp cloth.
䡲Clean the pivoting steam spout (V) each time it was used.
䡲After heating milk, draw off some steam to clean the inside of the
pivoting steam spout (V).
䡲The water tank should be rinsed out and filled with fresh water
daily.
Visible calcification in the water tank can be removed using a
commercial decalcifying agent. Take out the water tank (Fig.2).
If you are using a CLARIS plus filter cartridge, remove it before
decalcifying the tank.
16.9 Disassembling and cleaning the dual spout
We recommend to disassemble and clean the dual spout if you
make milk products regularly.
䡲Remove the cover of the height-adjustable dual spout by pressing
the Unlock key (Fig. 12) and remove the coffee distributor (Fig. 13).
䡲Take off the spouts (Fig. 13).
䡲Take the spouts apart (Fig. 14).
䡲Thoroughly rinse all the parts with warm water.
䡲Reassemble the parts (Fig. 14).
When assembling the dual spout, note the colour of the indi-
vidual parts (Fig. 14).
䡲Attach the spouts to the IMPRESSA X9 (Fig. 13).
䡲Put back the cover, making sure it locks into place (Fig. 13).
Use corresponding brushes for carrying out the cleaning steps
described in sections above.
16.10 Cleaning the milk system
We recommend to clean the milk system daily.
Once started, the cleaning process must not be interrupted. It takes
approx. 2 minutes.
䡲Open the programming door on the front (Fig. 4).
䡲Press the Clean Milk System key (Fig. 5/H) until you hear an
acoustic signal.
CLEAN CAPPU
START
YES
䡲To initiate milk cleaning, press either the P button or the Milk
Cleaning button (Fig. 5/H).
CLEANER FOR CAPPUCCINO
PRESS
KEY
䡲Place a receptacle with a capacity of at least 0.5 litres under the
height-adjustable dual spout (Fig. 6).
䡲Fill a receptacle with approx. 4 dl of water and add 1 1/2 capfuls of
JURA cappuccino cleaning agent. Dip the two milk hoses into this
solution (Fig. 8/B).
䡲Press the Clean Milk System key (Fig. 5/H).
MACHINE CLEANING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
WATER FOR CAPPUCCINO
PRESS
KEY
Fill a receptacle with approx. 4 dl of fresh water and dip the
milk hoses into it (Fig. 8/B).
䡲Press the Clean Milk System key (Fig. 5/H).
MACHINE CLEANING
COFFEE READY
If you accidentally pressed the Milk Cleaning button (Fig. 5/H),
you can terminate the process after it has begun.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until the following appears in the display:
CLEAN CAPPU.
START
NO
䡲To ensure that milk cleaning is not carried out, press the P button.
DURATION
APPROX 2’

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E
COFFEE READY
Always dip both milk hoses into the fluid (Fig. 8/B).
16.11 Cleaning the coffee system
Once started, the cleaning process must not be interrupted. It takes
approx. 15 minutes.
COFFEE READY
CLEAN
After having dispensed 220 products or after 80 rinsing cycles,
the machine must be cleaned. The machine will still make
coffee or hot water/steam. However, we recommend that you
run a cleaning cycle within the same day. After having made
another 20 coffees the cleaning alarm flashes, and after yet
another 20 coffees, the display will indicate the following
message:
CLEAN NOW
䡲Open the programming door (Fig. 4) and press the Clean Coffee
System key (Fig. 5/I) until you hear an acoustic signal.
CLEAN COFFEE
START
YES
䡲To initiate coffee cleaning, press either the P button or the Coffee
Cleaning button (Fig. 5/I).
EMPTY
TRAY
EMPTY
COFFEE
BIN
䡲Remove the tray and the grounds bin and EMPTY the coffee
grounds.
COFFEE BIN
MISSING
䡲Place the grounds bin and the tray back into the machine.
PRESS
KEY
䡲Place a sufficiently large receptacle under the height-adjustable
dual spout (Fig. 6).
䡲Press the Clean Coffee System key (Fig. 5/I) until you hear an
acoustic signal.
MACHINE CLEANING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
ADD TABLET
PRESS
KEY
䡲Drop an original JURA cleaning tablet into the filler funnel (Fig. 16).
䡲Press the Clean Coffee System key (Fig. 5/I).
MACHINE CLEANING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
EMPTY
TRAY
EMPTY
COFFEE
BIN
䡲Remove the tray and the grounds bin and EMPTY the coffee
grounds.
COFFEE BIN
MISSING
䡲Place the grounds bin and the tray back into the machine.
COFFEE READY
If you accidentally pressed the Coffee Cleaning button (Fig. 5/I),
you can terminate the process after it has begun.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until the following appears in the display:
CLEAN COFFEE
START
NO
䡲To ensure that coffee cleaning is not carried out, press the P button.
COFFEE READY
16.12 Cleaning the dual spout
Once started, the cleaning process must not be interrupted. It takes
approx. 20 minutes.
COFFEE READY
CLEAN
After having dispensed 220 products or after 80 rinsing cycles,
the machine must be cleaned. The machine will still make
coffee or hot water/steam. However, we recommend that you
run a cleaning cycle within the same day. After having made
another 20 coffees the cleaning alarm flashes, and after yet
another 20 coffees, the display will indicate the following
message:
CLEAN NOW
䡲Open the programming door (Fig. 4) and press Clean Dual Spout
(Fig. 5/J) until you hear an acoustic signal.
CLEAN COMBI
START
YES
䡲To initiate combi-cleaning, press either the P button or the Combi-
Cleaning button (Fig. 5/J).
EMPTY
TRAY
EMPTY
COFFEE
BIN
䡲Remove the tray and the grounds bin and EMPTY the coffee
grounds.
COFFEE BIN
MISSING
䡲Place the grounds bin and the tray back into the machine.
DURATION
APPROX 20’
DURATION
APPROX 22’

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CLEANER FOR CAPPUCCINO
PRESS
KEY
䡲Place a sufficiently large receptacle under the height-adjustable
dual spout (Fig. 6).
䡲Fill a receptacle with approx. 4 dl of water and add 1 1/2 capfuls of
JURA cappuccino cleaning agent. Dip the two milk hoses into the
solution (Fig. 8/B).
䡲Press the Clean Dual Spout key (Fig. 5/J).
MACHINE CLEANING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
ADD TABLET
PRESS
KEY
䡲Drop an original JURA cleaning tablet into the filler funnel (Fig. 16).
䡲Press the Clean Dual Spout key (Fig. 5/J).
MACHINE CLEANING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
WATER FOR CAPPUCCINO
PRESS
KEY
Fill a receptacle with approx. 0.4 litres of fresh water and dip
the milk hoses into it (Fig. 8).
䡲Press the Clean Dual Spout key (Fig. 5/J).
MACHINE CLEANING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
EMPTY
TRAY
EMPTY
COFFEE
BIN
䡲Remove the tray and the grounds bin and EMPTY the coffee
grounds.
COFFEE BIN
MISSING
䡲Place the grounds bin and the tray back into the machine.
COFFEE READY
If you accidentally pressed the Combi-Cleaning button (Fig. 5/J),
you can terminate the process after it has begun.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until the following appears in the display:
CLEAN COMBI
START
NO
䡲To ensure that combi-cleaning is not carried out, press the P
button.
COFFEE READY
16.13 Changing the filter
After 50 litres of water, the CLARIS plus filter cartridge will need
to be replaced. If the capacity exceeds 5%, a message on the
display will prompt you to change the filter. If it exceeds 10%,
the display will read CHANGE NOW
COFFEE READY
CHANGE
FILTER
䡲Open the programming door (Fig. 4) and press the Filter key (Fig.
5/B).
CHANGE FILTER
START
YES
䡲To change the filter, press the P button or the Filter button
(Fig. 5/B):
INSERT FILTER
PRESS
WATER
䡲EMPTY the water tank and insert the filter cartridge in the tank
together with the cartridge holder, applying gentle pressure. Push
the cartridge holder into position until it engages audibly (Fig. 17).
䡲Fill the water tank with cold, fresh tap water and reinstall it in the
machine.
䡲Place a sufficiently large receptacle under the pivoting hot water
spout (U).
䡲Press the Hot Water key (T / ).
FILTER RINSE
䡲The flow of water stops automatically.
COFFEE READY
The water might be slightly discoloured (no hazard to health).
If you accidentally pressed the Filter button (Fig. 5/B), you can
terminate the process after it has begun.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until the following appears in the display:
CHANGE FILTER
START
NO
䡲To ensure that the filter change program is not carried out, press
the P button.
COFFEE READY
16.14 Decalcifying
Once started, the decalcifying program must not be interrupted. It
takes approx. 40 minutes.
If you are using a CLARIS filter cartridge, you must always re-
move it before decalcifying.
You can only decalcify the machine if it is not in filter mode or if
a service technician has performed the corresponding configu-
ration.
It is possible that any descaling during programming of the
CLARIS plus filter cartridge can only be started by the JURA
service technician.
DURATION
APPROX 2’

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When using acidic decalcifying agents, immediately remove
any splashes or drops from sensitive surfaces, in particular sur-
faces made of natural stone or wood, or take appropriate pre-
ventive measures.
COFFEE READY
DESCALE
We recommend that you decalcify the machine within the
same day. If you make more coffees, the display will indicate
DECALCIFY. After yet even more coffees made, the display will
read DECALCIFY NOW.
䡲Open the programming door on the front (Fig. 4) and press the
Decalcify key (Fig. 5/C).
DESCALING
START
YES
䡲To initiate descaling, press either the P button or the De-Scale
button (Fig. 5/C).
EMPTY
TRAY
EMPTY
COFFEE
BIN
䡲Remove the tray and the grounds bin and EMPTY the coffee
grounds.
COFFEE BIN
MISSING
䡲Place the grounds bin and the tray back into the machine.
䡲Completely dissolve 3 original JURA descaling tablets in 0.7 litres of
water and pour the solution into the empty water tank.
SOLVENT IN TANK
PRESS
KEY
Place 3 sufficiently large receptacles under the height-
adjustable dual spout, the steam spout and the hot water
spout (Fig. 18, 1/2 litre receptacle each).
䡲Press the Decalcify key (Fig. 5/C).
MACHINE DECALCIFYING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
TRAY
EMPTY
䡲Remove the tray and the grounds bin. EMPTY the coffee grounds.
TRAY
MISSING
䡲Place the grounds bin and the tray back into the machine.
WATER TANK
RINSE/F
䡲Thoroughly rinse out the water tank and fill it with fresh tap water.
䡲Place the water tank back into the machine.
Place 3 sufficiently large receptacles under the height-
adjustable dual spout, the steam spout and the hot water
spout (Fig. 18, 1/2 litre receptacle each).
PRESS
KEY
䡲Press the Decalcify key (Fig. 5/C).
MACHINE DECALCIFYING
CAPPUCCINO
RINSING
䡲You will hear an acoustic signal.
EMPTY
TRAY
EMPTY
COFFEE
BIN
䡲Remove the tray and the grounds bin and EMPTY the coffee
grounds.
COFFEE BIN
MISSING
䡲Place the grounds bin and the tray back into the machine.
COFFE READY
If you accidentally pressed the De-scale button (Fig. 5/C), you
can terminate the process after it has begun.
䡲Press the ‘+’ or ‘–’ button until the following appears in the display:
DESCALING
START
NO
䡲To ensure that descaling is not carried out, press the P button.
COFFE READY
16.15 Cleaning the grinder and the bean tank
䡲Switch off the machine by pressing the ON/OFF key (Fig.5/A)
䡲Disconnect the machine from power supply (Fig. 15/D)
䡲Open the flap (Fig. 10) on the back of the machine
䡲Push back the slides (Fig. 10)
䡲Remove the bean tanks by turning them (Fig. 10)
䡲Remove bean residues using the vacuum cleaner.
17. Tips for perfect coffee
Height-adjustable dual spout
You can adjust the height-adjustable dual spout to the size of your
cups.
Grinding
Please refer to Capter 7 ‘Setting the grinding degree’.
Individual programming for perfect coffee
Please refer to Chapter 14.2. Customizing (product definition).
Pre-warm cups
You can warm the cups in advance with hot water or stream. The
smaller the quantity of coffee, the more important the warming of
the cups.
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DURATION
APPROX 45’

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18. Messages
Display Cause Remedy
WATER TANK
FILL The tank is empty. Fill up with water.
The water level gauge in the tank is jammed. Empty tank, rinse, fill water and
put it back.
The tank is calcified; the water level gauge is Take out tank, decalcify, rinse well, fill with
clogged. water and put it back.
SELECT PRODU
FILL
BEANS The bean tank is empty. Refill bean tank.
Message still lights up despite beans having Make a cup of coffee.
been refilled.
Stone jammed in the system. Remove stone as described in Chapter 16.7
‘Removing stones’.
GROUNDS
EMTY The grounds bin is full. Take out and empty tray and grounds bin.
TRAY
EMTY The tray is full. Empty tray and place it back into machine.
TRAY
MISSING The tray is not properly engaged. Insert tray properly.
GROUNDS BIN
MISSING The grounds bin is not installed. Install grounds bin.
SELECT PRODU
CLEAN 200 products dispensed or 80 rinsing cycles run. Clean according to Chapter 16.12.
Cleaning cycle completed but message still Run cleaning cycle again but without
lighting up. cleaning tablet.
SELECT PRODU
DESCALE Machine needs to be decalcified. Decalcify machine as described in
Chapter 16.14.
Decalcifying cycle completed but message still Run decalcifying cycle again using water only
lighting up. (no decalcifying agent).
SELECT PRODU
FILLTER
CHANGE The filter is no longer effective. Change filter as described in Chapter 16.13.
CHECK BEAN
CONT-
AINER The bean container is not correctly inserted. Insert bean container correctly.
The slides have not been pulled out. Make sure that the sliders have been
The bean container slides are closed. pulled right out.
Bean containers are very dirty. Clean bean container as described in
section 16.15.
ERROR
Please contact your local service partner.