Melitta Latteselect User manual

Bedienungsanleitung / Operating Instructions / Mode d'emploi

Gebruiksaanwijzing / Istruzioni per l’uso / Manual de instrucciones

Betjeningsvejledning / Bruksanvisning / Bruksanvisning

Руководство по эксплуатации / Instrukcja obsługi /

Naudojimo instrukcija

FRPLNL DE

Bedienungsanleitung / Operating Instructions

Mode d'emploi / Instrukcja obsługi / Gebruiksaanwijzing

Table of contents

1 For your safety......................................... 18

1.1 Proper use.................................................. 18

1.2 Danger from electric current .............. 18

1.3 Risk of burns and scalds........................ 18

1.4 General safety........................................... 18

1.5 Children ...................................................... 18

2 Appliance at a glance........................... 19

3 First steps .................................................. 20

3.1 Unpacking the appliance..................... 20

3.2 Installing the appliance ........................ 20

3.3 Connecting the appliance ................... 20

3.4 Switching on the appliance for the

rst time...................................................... 20

4 Preparing to make beverages .......... 21

4.1 Filling with tap water............................. 21

4.2 Filling with coee beans....................... 21

4.3 Filling with coee powder ................... 21

4.4 Using the milk container ...................... 21

4.5 Emptying the drip tray and coee

grounds container .................................. 22

5 Preparing beverages ............................ 22

5.1 Preparing beverages with recipes..... 22

5.2 Preparing two beverages

simultaneously......................................... 22

5.3 Changing settings during

preparation................................................ 23

5.4 Changing default settings ................... 23

6Personal settings – MyCoee .......... 23

6.1 Setting up user prole........................... 23

6.2 Select personal settings........................ 23

6.3 Preparing beverages with personal

settings ....................................................... 23

7 Basic settings........................................... 23

7.1 Language and time ................................ 23

7.2 Energy save mode................................... 23

7.3 Automatic switch-o ............................. 24

7.4 Switch-o rinsing.................................... 24

7.5 Factory settings........................................ 24

7.6 Statistics and System menus............... 24

7.7 Grinding neness.................................... 24

8 Care and maintenance......................... 24

8.1 Cleaning surfaces.................................... 24

8.2 Cleaning the brewing unit................... 25

8.3 Cleaning the milk unit........................... 25

8.4 Rinsing the coee system .................... 25

8.5 EasyCleaning programme................... 26

8.6 Cleaning milk system programme.... 26

8.7 Cleaning coee system programme 26

8.8 Descaling programme........................... 26

8.9 Setting the water hardness ................. 26

8.10 Using a water lter.................................. 27

9 Venting....................................................... 27

10 Transport ................................................... 27

11 Disposal...................................................... 28

12 Technical data.......................................... 28

13 Troubleshooting..................................... 29

Table of contents

For your safety

1 For your safety

1.1 Proper use

The appliance is intended for use

in private households to prepare

coee beverages and to heat milk

and water.

Any other use is regarded as

improper and may lead to per-

sonal injury and material dam-

age.

1.2 Danger from electric current

Only use the appliance if it is in a

technically awless condition.

If the appliance or the power

cable is damaged, there is a risk

of fatal electric shock. You may

not use the appliance in this case,

but instead you need to have it

repaired by the manufacturer,

the customer services or a service

partner.

You must not immerse the appli-

ance in water or let the power

cable come into contact with

water.

Disconnect the appliance from

the power supply when left unsu-

pervised for a long time.

1.3 Risk of burns and scalds

Escaping uids and steam may

be very hot. The nozzles on the

outlet can also become very hot.

1.4 General safety

Do not operate the appliance in

a cabinet or at altitudes above

2000m.

Do not reach into the interior of

the appliance during operation.

You may not open the housing or

manipulate the appliance or the

accessories in any other way.

1.5 Children

Children must not play with the

appliance.

You must keep children who are

younger than 8years away from

the appliance.

This appliance may be used by

children over 8 years of age and

by persons with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities or

a lack of experience and knowl-

edge, but only if they are super-

vised or have been instructed in

using the appliance safely and

understand the resulting risks.

Cleaning and maintenance must

not be undertaken by children

younger than 8years of age.

Children older than 8years of

age must be supervised during

cleaning and maintenance.

Appliance at a glance

2 Appliance at a glance

98543 6 71 2

17 16 15 1213

1 Direct keys

2 "Rotary Switch"

3 Cup rest with stainless steel plate

(depending on the model)

4 Ground coee chute

5 "Bean Select" tilt lever

6 Brewing unit (behind the cover)

7 "Grinding neness adjustment" lever

8 2-chamber bean container

9 Water tank

10 "On/O" button

11 Power cable with cable insert compart-

ment

12 Cover

13 Connection for milk hose at the outlet

14 Connection for the milk hose at the drip

tray

15 Drip tray

16 Cup plate

17 Float

18 Coee grounds container (inner)

19 Height-adjustable outlet with

2 coee nozzles, 2 milk nozzles,

1 hot water nozzle, cup illumination

20 Display

2 3 4 5 6 7 81 9

1 Preparing espresso

2 Preparing café crème

3 Preparing cappuccino

4 Preparing latte macchiato

5 Preparing milk froth and

warm milk (press longer than 2seconds)

6 Preparing hot water

7 Preparing two beverages simultaneously

(see section5.2, page22)

8 Selecting personal settings for beverages

or preparing beverages with recipes (see

section6.2, page23)

9 Setting the brewing strength

(see section5.3, page23)

First steps

Included in delivery

Coee spoon with screwing aid for the

water lter

Plastic milk container or thermal milk

container each with milk hose or just the

milk hose (depending on the model)

Water lter

Test strip for determining the water

hardness.

Direct keys

The direct keys only react when they are

operated with a nger.

Sometimes not all direct keys are illumi-

nated. Only the illuminated direct keys

have a function at that moment.

"On/O" button

Switch on the appliance by briey press-

ing the "On/O" button. The appliance

performs automatic rinsing while it heats

up. Place a vessel beneath the outlet if

possible.

You can switch o the appliance by press-

ing the "On/O" button for approximately

2seconds. If you do not switch o the

appliance, it will switch o automatically

after a dened o time.

"Rotary Switch"

You can very simply navigate through the

menu with the "Rotary Switch".

>2 s>2 s Press the "Rotary Switch" for

longer than 2seconds to call up

the Programmes menu.

You can select an entry by turn-

ing the "Rotary Switch".

By pressing briey, you can con-

rm a selection or leave a menu

that has no available options.

The selection of menus is always shown

in shortened form in these operating

instructions:

Navigate to the Care > Descaling menu.

Care

Exit

Rinsing

Easy cleaning

Cleaning milk system

Cleaning coffee system

Descaling

Filter

Exit allows you to leave a menu and access

the Ready display.

3 First steps

3.1 Unpacking the appliance

Remove the packaging material, the adhe-

sive strips and the protective lms from

the appliance. Please keep the original

packaging.

The appliance has been tested in the

factory to ensure that it functions perfectly.

Therefore, the appliance may still contain

traces of coee and water.

3.2 Installing the appliance

Install the appliance in a dry room.

Install the appliance on a stable, at and

dry surface. The surface may not be hot.

The appliance may not be placed in the

vicinity of sinks or the like.

Install the appliance at a sucient

distance (approx. 10cm) from the wall

and other objects. The space above the

appliance should be at least 20cm.

Route the power cable so it does not lie

over edges or cannot be damaged by

hot surfaces.

3.3 Connecting the appliance

Only connect the appliance to a properly

installed earthing contact socket. The

earthing contact socket must have a fuse

of at least 10 A.

3.4 Switching on the appliance

for the rst time

Place a vessel beneath the height-ad-

justable outlet. The distance between

the outlet and the vessel should be as

small as possible.

Preparing to make beverages

Switch on the appliance with the "On/

O" button.

Start the setup by pressing the "Rotary

Switch" briey.

Set the language and the time.

Set the water hardness. You can

determine the water hardness with

the enclosed test strip. Observe the

instructions on the test strip and the

information in the table in section8.9,

page26.

Remove the water tank. Rinse out the

water tank with clean tap water.

Fill the water tank with fresh, cold tap

water and insert it. Observe the instruc-

tions in section4.1, page21.

Fill the bean container with coee

beans. Observe the instructions in

section4.2, page21. Alternatively you

can ll coee powder into the ground

coee chute. Observe the instructions in

section4.3, page21.

Prepare the rst two beverages. Observe

the instructions in section5, page22.

Pour the rst two beverages away after

initial start-up.

4 Preparing to make

beverages

4.1 Filling with tap water

The quality of the tap water largely deter-

mines the avour of the coee. Fill the

water tank only with fresh, cold tap water

that has not been carbonated. Change the

tap water daily. Please observe the maxi-

mum lling level.

4.2 Filling with coee beans

The 2-chamber bean container allows you

to use two varieties of coee beans. You

switch between the bean chambers with

the "Bean Select" tilt lever.

Attention! Freeze-dried and caramelised

coee beans can clog up the grinder.

Coee powder can also damage the

grinder.

Roasted coee beans lose their aroma after

a few days. For this reason, do not ll too

many coee beans into the bean chamber.

Caution! When you switch bean cham-

bers, a small amount of the other coee

beans will remain in the grinder. The

next two coee beverages will be pre-

pared still with remains of the previous

variety. Persons with caeine intolerance

should only consume the third coee

beverage.

4.3 Filling with coee powder

You can also prepare your coee bever-

ages with coee powder.

Use the enclosed coee spoon for dosing.

Fill a maximum of one coee spoon full

of coee powder into the ground coee

chute.

Attention! Instant products can clog up

and block the brewing unit.

If no coee beverage is prepared within

3 minutes of opening the ground coee

chute, the appliance switches to operation

with coee beans. The coee powder is

then discharged into the coee grounds

container.

4.4 Using the milk container

You can use the included milk container

or a conventional milk pack to prepare

milk froth or warm milk (depending on the

model).

Always use cold milk. Only ll as much

milk into the milk container as will be

used immediately. You can store the milk

container in the refrigerator.

Preparing beverages

4.5 Emptying the drip tray and

coee grounds container

After a set number of dispensing opera-

tions, the appliance will ask you to drain

the drip tray and the coee grounds con-

tainer. The protruding oat also shows you

when it is time to empty the drip tray.

The drip tray can be pulled forwards out of

the appliance. Always empty both the drip

tray and also the coee grounds container.

Then, make sure you push the drip tray

into the appliance up to the stop.

If you empty the drip tray while the appli-

ance is not switched on, the appliance

does not register this process. Therefore,

it is possible that you are asked to empty

the containers even though the drip tray

and the coee grounds container are not

yet full.

5 Preparing beverages

Observe the following instructions during

preparation:

The water tank should be suciently

full. If the lling level is too low, the

appliance requests you to rell it.

There should be sucient coee beans

in the 2-chamber bean container. The

appliance asks you to rell only if there

are no more coee beans in the bean

chamber and the grinder has ground

itself empty.

When preparing a beverage with milk,

connect the lled milk container or a

commercially available milk pack. The

appliance does not indicate a lack of

milk.

The vessels for the beverages should be

suciently large.

The display needs to show the Ready

display.

Start the preparation by pressing the

corresponding direct key. Observe the

messages in the display during prepa-

ration.

You can end preparation prematurely by

pressing the direct key again.

The preparation is ended automatically.

After a beverage has been prepared

with milk, the appliance will ask you to

start the Easycleaning programme. You

can, however, prepare further beverages

and run the Easycleaning programme

later. Observe the instructions in sec-

tion8.5, page26.

5.1 Preparing beverages with

recipes

You can prepare other beverage speciali-

ties with the appliance, e.g. an Americano.

You access the list of recipes by pressing

the "my recipes" button briey several

times.

Alternatively you can open the list of

recipes directly by pressing the "my reci-

pes" button for longer than 2seconds.

After you select a recipe, the beverage

dispensing starts immediately.

5.2 Preparing two beverages

simultaneously

You can prepare two cups of some bever-

ages at the same time. To do this, you rst

need to press the button "2×". You can then

either press a direct key or select a recipe.

This setting only applies to the current

preparation. If a beverage is not prepared

within 1minute, the appliance switches to

single-cup dispensing.

The "2×" button cannot be used for mixed

beverages that are mixed with hot water

Personal settings – MyCoee

(e.g. Americano), for milk froth, warm milk

or hot water. The button also cannot be

used when coee powder is used.

5.3 Changing settings during

preparation

You can still change the brewing strength

and the beverage quantity during prepa-

ration.

You can set the brewing strength during

the grinding process by pressing the

"Brewing strength" button.

You can change the beverage quantity by

turning the "Rotary Switch".

These settings only apply to the current

preparation.

5.4 Changing default settings

You can change the default settings for the

brewing strength, the beverage quantity

and the temperature.

For example, to change the brewing

strength for an espresso, you need to navi-

gate to the Direct keys > Espresso > Strength

menu and select the required brewing

strength.

The modied default settings are stored.

You can change the default settings at any

time, however.

6 Personal settings

– MyCoee

The MyCoee function allows you to save

individual settings for up to six persons in

a user prole. This allows you to choose

your individual preferences in terms of

brewing strength, beverage quantity and

temperature.

6.1 Setting up user prole

Six user proles with preset user names

are set up in the MyCoee menu. You can

change the user names at any time.

Select a user name in the MyCoee

menu and then select Change name.

Enter a new user name with the "Rotary

Switch".

The user prole is automatically activated

after the new user name is entered. You

can also deactivate a user prole if you do

not want to use it.

Navigate to the MyCoee > User name

> Enabled/disabled menu, to activate or

deactivate the user prole.

6.2 Select personal settings

As soon as the user prole is set up, you

can select the personal settings for the

brewing strength, the beverage quantity

and the temperature.

For example, to select the beverage quan-

tity for a cappuccino, you need to navigate

to the MyCoee > User name > Cappuccino

> Coee amount menu and select the

required beverage quantity.

The personal settings are stored. You can

change the settings at any time, however.

6.3 Preparing beverages with

personal settings

To prepare a beverage with the MyCoee

function, you need to press the "myreci-

pes" button repeatedly until the required

user name is displayed. Start the prepara-

tion by pressing the corresponding direct

key.

If a beverage is not prepared within 3min-

utes, the appliance switches to the ready

display.

You can exit the MyCoee function at any

time by pressing the "myrecipes" button

repeatedly until the ready display appears.

7 Basic settings

7.1 Language and time

You can change the language for the

display in the menu under Settings>

Language.

You can change the time in the menu

under Settings > Clock.

If you want to prevent the time being

shown on the display, set the time to 00:00.

7.2 Energy save mode

Energy save mode lowers the heating tem-

perature and switches o the illumination.

Care and maintenance

In the menu under Settings > Energy save

mode, you can set the time after which

the appliance should switch to energy

save mode. You can select dened values

between 3 and 240minutes.

You cannot deactivate energy save mode.

After 4hours without being operated at

the latest, the appliance switches to energy

save mode.

If the appliance is in energy save mode,

you can wake it up by pressing the "Rotary

Switch" briey.

7.3 Automatic switch-o

If the appliance is not operated for a long

time, it switches o automatically after a

specied time. You can set both a period

until switch-o and also set a time. The

appliance will switch itself o at the set

time in all cases.

In the menu under Settings > AutoOFF >

OFFafter…, you can set after what time

period the appliance should switch itself

o. You can select dened values between

9 and 480minutes.

You cannot deactivate the function OFF

after… . After 8 hours without being oper-

ated at the latest, the appliance switches

o.

In the menu under Settings > AutoOFF >

OFFat… , you can set the time at which

the appliance should be switched o.

If you want to deactivate the OFFat…

function, you need to set the time to 00:00.

The function is set to deactivated at the

factory.

7.4 Switch-o rinsing

The appliance performs rinsing when

switched on and o.

In the menu under Settings > Rinse at OFF,

you can deactivate the switch-o rinsing

function or activate it again.

We recommend that you do not perma-

nently deactivate the switch-o rinsing

function.

7.5 Factory settings

In the menu under Settings > Factory

settings, you can reset the appliance to

factory settings. In this case, all personal

settings are lost, including the settings in

the MyCoee menu.

7.6 Statistics and System menus

The Statistics menu provides information

on the number of beverages prepared.

The System menu provides information

on the software version. Furthermore, you

have access to the venting function (see

section9, page27).

7.7 Grinding neness

The grinding neness of the coee beans

inuences the avour of the coee. The

ner you set the grinding neness, the

stronger the coee.

The grinding neness has been optimally

set at the factory. Change the grinding

neness setting at the earliest after about

100coee dispensing processes (after

approx.1month, depending on coee

consumption).

You can set the grinding neness optimally

with the "Grinding neness adjustment"

lever on the rear side of the appliance.

Do not set the grinding neness too ne.

The optimum grinding neness is set when

the coee ows evenly out of the outlet

producing a ne, dense crema.

8 Care and maintenance

Regular cleaning and maintenance of the

appliance guarantee the consistent high

quality of your beverages.

Attention! Unsuitable cleaning agents

can damage the appliance. Only use the

recommended cleaning agents.

8.1 Cleaning surfaces

Use a soft, damp cloth and a little washing

up liquid to clean the surfaces. Remove

external soiling immediately.

Care and maintenance

After you have emptied the drip tray and

the coee grounds container, rinse them

and clean them with a soft, damp cloth

and a little washing-up liquid.

You can remove residue from the coee

beans in the 2-chamber bean container

with a soft cloth. The cloth needs to be dry.

8.2 Cleaning the brewing unit

You should clean the brewing unit every

week.

Remove the cover by reaching into the

handle recess and pulling the cover to

the side.

Press and hold the red lever on the

brewing unit handle and turn the

handle clockwise until it engages at the

stop.

Pull the brewing unit out by the handle.

Rinse the entire brewing unit thoroughly

from all sides under running water. In

particular, make sure that coee resi-

dues are removed from the sieve.

Allow the brewing unit to drip dry.

Use a soft, dry cloth to remove coee

residues from the surfaces inside the

appliance.

Insert the brewing unit into the appli-

ance. Press and hold the red lever on the

handle of the brewing unit and turn the

handle anticlockwise until it engages at

the stop.

To do this, insert the cover again until it

engages.

8.3 Cleaning the milk unit

Bacteria that are harmful to health can

form in milk residue within a few days. In

addition, we recommend cleaning the milk

unit, the milk hose and the milk container

on a regular basis.

Pull the milk hose o the outlet and the

milk container.

Dismantle the milk unit.

Remove the uptake tube and the seals

from the milk container lid.

Clean all individual parts with warm

water. Use a soft, damp cloth and wash-

ing up liquid for this.

Reassemble the milk unit. Make sure

that you push the milk unit upwards to

the end stop when assembling it.

8.4 Rinsing the coee system

In the menu under Settings > Care >

Rinsing, you can rinse the internal parts of

the coee system and the nozzles on the

outlet.

Place a vessel beneath the outlet before

you start rinsing. During rinsing, the water

used to rinse the internal parts enters the

drip tray.

Care and maintenance

8.5 EasyCleaning programme

After a beverage has been prepared with

milk, the appliance will ask you to start the

Easycleaning programme to rinse the milk

system.

You can also access the programme at any

time by navigating to Care > Easycleaning

in the menu.

8.6 Cleaning milk system

programme

The Cleaning milk system programme is not

only used to rinse the milk system, but also

to clean it. You should run the programme

each week if you prepare beverages with

milk.

Only use Melitta® Perfect Clean milk

system cleaning agent for automatic

coeemakers. Observe the instructions on

the packaging of the milk system cleaning

agent.

Use the coee grounds container as a

collecting container. The programme takes

approximately 3minutes and should not

be interrupted.

You can access the programme by navigat-

ing to Care > Cleaning milk system in the

menu.

8.7 Cleaning coee system

programme

The Cleaning coee system programme

is used to remove residues and coee oil

residues. You should run the programme

every two months or when the appliance

asks you to do so. Beforehand, you should,

however, clean the brewing unit and the

surfaces inside the appliance (see sec-

tion8.2, page25).

Only use Melitta® Perfect Clean cleaning

tabs for automatic coeemakers. Observe

the instructions on the packaging of the

cleaning tabs.

Caution! Cleaning agent causes eye

irritation. If it accidentally comes into

contact with your eyes, you should

rinse them with clear water for several

minutes. Consult a doctor if symptoms

persist.

Use the coee grounds container as a

collecting container. The programme takes

approximately 15minutes and should not

be interrupted.

You can access the programme by navigat-

ing to Care > Cleaning coee system in the

menu.

8.8 Descaling programme

The Descaling programme removes

limescale deposits. You should run the

programme every three months or when

the appliance asks you to do so.

There must not be a water lter in the

water tank during descaling. If you use a

water lter, you need to remove it before

descaling (see section8.10, page27).

Only use Melitta® Anti Calc liquid descaling

agent for automatic coeemakers. Observe

the instructions on the packaging of the

descaling agent.

Caution! Descaling agent causes eye

irritation. If it accidentally comes into

contact with your eyes, you should

rinse them with clear water for several

minutes. Consult a doctor if symptoms

persist.

Use the coee grounds container as a

collecting container. The programme takes

approximately 25minutes and should not

be interrupted.

You can access the programme by navigat-

ing to Care > Descaling in the menu.

Thoroughly rinse out the water tank and ll

it with fresh tap water after descaling.

8.9 Setting the water hardness

The hardness of the tap water inuences

how often you have to descale the appli-

ance. The harder the tap water, the more

frequently you have to run the Descaling

programme.

Determine the water hardness with the

enclosed test strip. Observe the instruc-

tions on the test strip and the information

in the following table.

Venting

You can set the water hardness by navi-

gating to Settings > Water hardness in the

menu.

Water hardness °d °e °f

Soft 0to10 0to13 0to18

Medium 10to15 13to19 18to27

Hard 15to20 19to25 27to36

Very hard >20 > 25 >36

8.10 Using a water lter

The use of a water lter extends the service

life of your appliance. The water lter lters

calcium and other pollutants out of the tap

water.

If you use a water lter and change it on a

regular basis, you will need to descale the

appliance only once per year. This informa-

tion is based on an average of six 120ml

coee beverages per day and six lter

changes per year.

Only use Melitta® Pro Aqua lter cartridges

for automatic coeemakers. Observe the

instructions on the packaging of the lter

cartridge.

Use the screwing aid to screw the water

lter into and out of the water tank.

Inserting the water lter

Change the water lter when the appliance

asks you to do so. Use the coee grounds

container as a collecting container.

Place the new water lter in a vessel

lled with fresh tap water for a few

minutes.

Navigate to the Care > Filter > Insert lter

menu.

Changing the water lter

Use the coee grounds container as a

collecting container.

Navigate to the Care > Filter > Changel-

ter menu.

Removing the water lter

Navigate to the Care > Filter > Remove

lter menu.

Then adjust the water hardness (see

section8.9, page26).

9 Venting

During venting, residual water is removed

from the appliance. You should dry out the

appliance whenever you do not use it for

longer periods, if you want to transport it

or if there is a risk of frost.

If the water lter is inserted, you will need

to remove it from the water tank before-

hand.

Place a vessel beneath the outlet.

Navigate to the System > Venting menu.

After venting, the appliance will switch o.

Keep the water lter in a vessel containing

tap water in the refrigerator so that it does

not stand dry over a longer period.

10 Transport

Transport the appliance in the original

packaging if possible.

You may not fasten loose parts with

adhesive tape or parcel tape because the

adhesive residue is dicult to remove.

When sending the appliance to Melitta's

service centres, it is not necessary to send

in the cup plate. This prevents scratches

during transport.

Disposal

Before transporting the appliance, you

must carry out the following activities:

Dry out the appliance (see section9,

page27).

Empty the drip tray and the coee

grounds container.

Empty the water tank.

Empty the 2-chamber bean container.

Clean the appliance (see section8,

page24).

Package the appliance.

11 Disposal

Appliances marked with this sym-

bol are subject to the European

Directive 2002/96/EC for WEEE

(Waste Electrical and Electronic

Equipment).

Electrical appliances do not belong in

domestic waste. Dispose of the appliance

in an environmentally friendly manner via

suitable collection systems.

12 Technical data

Technical data

Operating voltage 220 V to 240 V, 50 Hz

Power consumption Maximum 1400 W

Pump pressure Static, max. 15 bar

Dimensions

Width

Height

Depth

255 mm

340 mm

470 mm

Holding capacity

2-chamber bean container

Water tank 2 × 135 g

1.8 l

Weight (empty) 9.25 kg

Ambient conditions

Temperature

Relative humidity 10 °C to 32 °C

30 % to 80 %

(non-condensing)

Troubleshooting

13 Troubleshooting

Contact our hotline if the actions listed

below fail to rectify the problems or if

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