Morphy Richards ELIPTA 47155 User manual

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47155
Espresso Automatic
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Features
(1) Warming Plate
(2) Steam Control
(3) Steam Wand
(4) Brewing Head
(5) Water Tank
(6) One Cup Switch
(7) Two Cup Switch
(8) Coffee or Hot
Water/Steam Switch
(9) Temperature Indicator
Light
(10) On/Off Switch
(11) Drip Tray
(12) Drip Tray Adjustment
Button
(13) Drip Tray Level Indicator
(14) One Cup/E.S.E Pod
Filter
(15) Two Cup Filter
(16) Filter Holder
(17) Coffee Dispenser
(18) Tamping Spoon
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Product overview
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Plug the coffee maker into the mains.
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Ensure the On/Off Switch (10),and Steam
Control (2) are set to /Off. Select Coffee (8).
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Fill the Water Tank (5) and place into the coffee
maker.
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Slide and release the One (6) or Two Cup (7) Switch
to start brewing the desired amount of coffee.
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Slide the On/Off Switch (10) to On. The
Temperature Indicator Light (9) will stop
flashing when the coffee maker is ready.
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Insert the Filter Holder into the Brewing Head (4)
turning anti-clockwise until it locks fully into place.
Place your cup(s) under the Coffee Dispenser (17).
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Place the relevant Filter (14) or (15) into the Filter
Holder (16). Fill with espresso coffee and tamp
with Tamping Spoon (18), or use an E.S.E. pod.
Using your coffee maker
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To stop or cancel the brewing process, slide
and release the switch again.
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When done, Turn the Steam Control (2) to Off
BEFORE removing the Steam Wand (3) from
the Milk.
5
Place the Steam Wand (3) 10mm deep into a
jug of milk. Turn the Steam Control (2) to On.
3
Plug the coffee maker into the mains.
2
Ensure the On/Off Switch (10),and Steam
Control (2) are set to Off. Select Steam (8).
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Fill the Water Tank (5) and place into the coffee
maker.
4
Slide the On/Off Switch (10) to On. The
Temperature Indicator Light (9) will stop
flashing when the coffee maker is ready.
WHEN FROTHING MILK ENSURE THE STEAM
CONTROL IS OFF BEFORE REMOVING THE
WAND FROM THE MILK.
WARNING
Using the Steam Wand
to froth milk
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When the desired amount has been
dispensed, turn the Steam Control to Off
BEFORE removing the mug from underneath
the Steam Wand.
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Place an empty mug under the Steam Wand
(3). Turn the Steam Control (2) to On to start
dispensing hot water.
Follow steps 1,2,3 of ‘Using your coffee maker’
on page 3. Then refer to the following.
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Slide the On/Off Switch (10) to On. The
Temperature Indicator Light (9) will stop
flashing when the coffee maker is ready.
•Take your coffee maker out of the box and
remove the packaging.
•Wash the detachable parts of the machine in
warm soapy water.
•The first time you use your coffee maker,
operate with water only.
•Occasionally air locks can be present before first
use. Please refer to troubleshooting guide
(page 8) to resolve.
The coffee maker can dispense two different
amounts of coffee. The coffee maker comes with
the following amounts set as the default settings.
One Cup - 50ml
Two Cup - 100ml
You can adjust these amounts for your own
personal preference by following these steps, (Up
to a maximum of 150ml for One Cup and 250ml
for Two Cup.)
1Set up your coffee maker as normal following
steps 1-6 of ‘Using your automatic espresso’ on
page 3. Then refer to the following.
2Slide and hold the One Cup (6) or Two Cup (7)
Switch and keep pressed until the coffee maker
has dispensed the desired amount of coffee.
3Release the switch to set the new dispensing
amount.
The new setting will be stored even if the coffee
maker is unplugged from the mains.
It is not possible to reset the amount back to the
original dispense amount. To adjust the amount
of coffee dispensed, repeat the adjustment
process again to create a new dispense amount.
Before first use
Adjusting the espresso
memory function
Using the Steam Wand
to dispense hot water
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The Temperature Indicator Light (9) flashes slowly
when the boiler is heating, this is normal.
The Temperature Indicator Light will flash fast and
the coffee maker will not work when there is a
problem.
If this occurs check;
•The water tank is full and correctly installed.
•The steam control is set to off.
•Any air locks have been removed.
Please note your coffee maker has a sleep mode
to save energy. If your coffee maker is not used
for 15 minutes, your coffee maker will enter sleep
mode. The Temperature Indicator Light (9) flashes
slowly in this mode.
To wake the machine, slide and release either the
one (6) or two cup (7) switch.
When making espresso coffee it is important to
use the correct type of coffee grinds. Espresso
coffee is a very fine grind which is designed to
work with espresso filters. Using other types of
coffee in an espresso filter (such as filter coffee
grinds,) will result in a poorer tasting coffee and
could clog the filter.
The coffee maker is compatible with both E.S.E.
pods (a compact coffee pod with a paper filter
covering,) as well as ground espresso coffee.
When making espresso with an E.S.E. pod, use
the One Cup/ E.S.E Pod Filter (14).
You can adjust the height of the Drip Tray to
reduce splashing when dispensing coffee into
smaller cups such as espresso cups.
Press the two Drip Tray Adjustment Buttons (12)
to release the spring catch and raise or lower the
drip tray.
When the water in the Drip Tray is full, the Drip
Tray Level Indicator (13) will change colour.
1Remove the Drip Tray (11) from the appliance and
empty.
2Clean the Grid and Drip Tray with a damp cloth
before replacing.
Temperature Indicator Light
E.S.E. Pods
Using the correct type of
coffee grinds
Adjusting the height of the
Drip Tray
Sleep mode
Emptying the Drip Tray
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1Disconnect the appliance from the mains supply.
2 Make sure the appliance has completely cooled
down.
3 Simply wipe the Steam Wand (3) and exterior with
a clean, damp cloth.
Do not use any abrasives or metal scourers as
this will damage the finish on the unit.
4 The Filter Holder (16) and Water Tank (5) should
be washed after each use by rinsing them under
water. To assist in keeping the Filter Holder clean
we recommend you periodically run the machine
with the Filter Holder in place, without coffee,
using water only.
Should the holes in the filter become blocked
with coffee grinds, use a fine bristled brush to
help clean.
When your coffee maker is not being used, we
recommend that you do not leave the filter holder
attached to the machine as this will reduce the life
of the gasket.
5 Remove the Drip Tray Grid and Drip Tray (11) from
the appliance and remove any spilt coffee and
water then clean them with a damp cloth or a
damp sponge.
6 You must clean the Steam Wand and cover
immediately after each use, after it has cooled
down. Briefly use the steam setting to clear any
remaining milk out of the Wand and Cover.
Remove the Steam Wand Cover, place under
warm running water to remove excess milk. If the
Steam Wand becomes blocked, use a small pin to
clean more thoroughly.
WARNING: Steam from the Steam Wand is
extremely hot and can scald.
IMPORTANT: Never wash your coffee machine
accessories in a dishwasher.
1 Disconnect the appliance from the mains supply.
2 Make sure the appliance has cooled down
completely.
3 Remove the Water Tank (5) and Drip Tray (11) from
the machine.
4 Fill the Water Tank with dissolved citric acid
solution, up to the max level marked on the side
of the tank.
5 Re-fit the Water Tank and Drip Tray to the
machine.
6Place an empty container under the Brewing
Head (4) to gather the descaled hot boiled water.
7Connect the appliance to the mains supply.
8Slide the On/Off Switch (10) and wait for the
Indicator Light (9) to stop flashing.
9Slide and release the Two Cup Switch (7), water
will flow through the unit.
10 Slide the switch again, dispensing until the water
tank is empty.
11 Repeat the process with cold water only to flush
the system.
Helpline
If you are having a problem with your appliance,
please call our Helpline, as we are more likely to
be able to help than the store you purchased the
item from.
Please have the product name, model number
and serial number to hand when you call to help
us deal with your enquiry quicker.
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DescalingCare and cleaning
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Troubleshooting
•Water is dispensing from the
Steam Wand
•Steam Control is open •Rotate the Steam Control so
its closed
Problem Reason Solution
•The coffee temperature is too
cold
•Heater block is not hot enough
before dispensing
•Before dispensing Coffee,
make sure the ready light is
illuminated
•The coffee grinds are wet after
use
•Coffee is not compact enough •Tamp the coffee before
inserting
•Espresso is weak •Wrong coffee type •Always use espresso coffee
grinds
•Milk is not frothing •Air and steam are not getting
into the milk
•Use a pin to clean the Steam
Wand nozzle and air holes in
the cleaner
•Coffee is too strong or weak •Wrong volume of coffee •Use the correct amount:
1 person - 7g (1-level Tamping
Spoon)
2 person 14g (2-level Tamping
Spoon)
•Indicator light is flashing
quickly
•There is not enough water in
the water tank
•The Steam Control is set to
steam
•Air lock in pipe
•Fill the water tank
•Turn the Steam Control to the
off position
•Switch to dispense from Steam
Wand to remove blockage
(ensure cup is placed
underneath)
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Notes
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Notes
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