Nespresso Momento Coffee User manual

Nespresso Momento Coee Nespresso Momento Coee & Coee
User Manual

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Nespresso Momento Coee (1037 / NP100/US)
Nespresso Momento Coee & Coee (1038 / NP200/US)
Nespresso Professional coee machine
Welcome to Nespresso Professional
To help your company make the most of your Nespresso machine,
let us guide you through everything this machine has to oer.
It has many features that you will discover and enjoy.
Nothing is more important than ensuring you enjoy the same high
quality cup aer cup, which is why we guarantee the performance
of your machine as a natural part of our aer-sales service.
How will you create your ideal coee experience?
Table of Contents Safety precautions and general information .................................................................................... 3
Machine overview ................................................................................................................................8
Interaction with the machine ............................................................................................................ 10
Machine installation and beverage preparation............................................................................ 13
Daily cleaning and maintenance ..................................................................................................... 15
Appendix............................................................................................................................................. 18

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
(SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS)
Please read all instructions in this
user manual before operating the
machine.
General safety notes
• In the event of an emergency,
switch o the machine with the
main switch located under the
water tank, behind the drip tray.
Unplug the machine. If your ma-
chine is connected to direct water
connection, turn o the main
water supply to the machine.
• This appliance can be used by chil-
dren age 8 years and above and
by persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or
lack of experience and knowledge
if they have been given supervi-
sion or instruction concerning the
use of the appliance in a safe way
and they understand the hazards
involved. Children must not play
with the appliance.
• Ensure that all accessories (such
as the water tank, pipes, etc.) are
not showing any damage (such
as a tear or crack, etc.) which
could aect machine functional-
ity or performance.
• At least one copy of this user
manual should be kept in a
location available at all times to
maintenance and management
sta. Safety instructions must be
available for all users.
• This machine contains magnets.
WARNING:
Fire risk
• Keep all ventilation openings
clear of any obstructions. This
includes any structure where
the appliance forms part of the
installation.
WARNING:
Risk of electric shock
Contact with electrical compo-
nents during operation of the
machine could result in death or
serious injury.
• The machine should only be
installed, relocated, removed, ser-
viced, and/or repaired by trained
personnel, who are trained in
the correct use of the machine
in line with standards and who
have specific knowledge of the
machine, regarding all electrical
safety and health regulations.
• Ensure that your machine voltage
is the same as your wall power
voltage.
• Extension cables may be used if
needed during the installation.
Note: the extension cable(s) must
be grounded and rated for the
machine.
• Do not open the casing under any
circumstances.
• Keep the machine away from
moisture.
• Never immerse the machine, cable
or plug in water or any other liquid.
NOTE: This appliance contains a
class-1 laser product.

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• Do not pull the cord over sharp
edges, clamp it or allow it to
hang down.
• Machine cables must be posi-
tioned out of the reach of chil-
dren.
• Immediately stop using the ma-
chine if cable or plug are dam-
aged.
• Changes to the electrical plug
are prohibited because they
could lead to serious danger from
electrical shock or fire.
• Do not position the cable near
or on hot parts of the machine.
Using the machine near open
flames is strictly prohibited.
How to dry the machine if it gets
wet or there is a water leak (risk
of electric shock):
• Check that the main cable is not
wet (especially at the main plug).
Do not touch the main cable if it is
wet. If wet, wait until it is dry before
proceeding. If/once the main cable
is dry, unplug the machine. Note:
the machine must be unplugged
and not simply turned o.
• Dry the machine with a clean,
so, dry cloth. Check for water
under the machine and dry o if
needed.
• Wait one hour, then plug in the
machine for use.
Food safety risks
Ingestion of contaminated food
could result in death or serious
injury.
• Clean the machine periodically
and in accordance with this user
manual.
• During the cleaning or descaling
process, please clearly indicate
that the machine may not be
used so as to avoid the ingestion
of cleaning or descaling agents
by consumers. Never leave the
machine unaended during
operation, including during the
processes of cleaning, descaling
and emptying of the machine.
• Fill the water tank with fresh
drinking water daily.
CAUTION:
Risk of scalding
Contact with hot fluids could result
in minor or moderate injury.
• Do not perform work underneath
the product outlets.
• Avoid direct contact with hot
fluids.
• Do not touch any part of the
outlets before or aer a beverage
has been dispensed.
• Empty the drip tray with care
when cleaning the machine.
Risk of injury
Handling inside the machine could
result in minor or moderate injury.
• Do not put fingers into the cap-
sule insertion slots.
• If a capsule is blocked in the
capsule insertion slot, switch o
and unplug the machine before
performing any operation.
Intended use
The machine must be installed in
indoor buildings, on a stable sup-
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able to withstand the weight of the
machine (see appendix page for
additional information). For instal-
lation in any other environment,
applicable regulations must be
identified and fulfilled in advance
by the installation company.
This machine is meant to be used
in a professional environment by
the personnel listed below:
• Self-serve users: Self-serve users
are users guided by the screen in-
structions to operate the machine
in a safe mode. Self-serve users
must not conduct any mainte-
nance operations.
• Trained operator sta: Trained
operator sta are sta able to
operate the machine and execute
the cleaning and maintenance
activities described in this
manual.
Operation
This machine is only suitable for
brewing coee and dispensing hot
water. Take note of the following
instructions:
• This machine is designed for
Nespresso Professional capsules,
available exclusively through
Nespresso and its authorized
distributors.
• Ensure that all necessary mainte-
nance work is done following the
instructions and intervals recom-
mended in this user manual.
• Ensure you clean, empty and
unplug the machine if you do not
plan to use it for a long period
of time (weeks). Perform the
automated cleaning process first.
Disconnect the machine from the
wall power.
• Always ensure the machine is in a
vertical and upright position. Do
not transport the machine on its
side or upside down.
• All operations other than those
mentioned in this user manu-
al must only be performed by
authorized and trained service
providers of Nespresso aer-sales
centers.
Cleaning the machine
• The machine has to be cleaned
daily to ensure hygiene and food
safety, preserve your machine
lifetime and contribute to an
excellent Nespresso experience.
• Machine cleaning and mainte-
nance shall not be done by
children without supervision.
• This machine needs to be des-
caled. Always read the safety
precautions on the descaling
package before proceeding.
Avoid contact with eyes, skin and
surfaces.
• Always perform descaling
when prompted to do so by the
machine.
• Only use dedicated, single use,
non-abrasive paper towels or
tissues to clean all the outlets
(coee or water) to prevent
microbiological contamination.
When using dedicated or single-
use paper towels or tissues, you
must ensure they are moist but
not wet to avoid increasing the
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• Dedicated or single-use paper
towels or tissues may be used
to clean external parts of the
machine. Please use appropriate
cleaning products (such as
odorless chemicals and mild
detergents that are food-safe
and non-abrasive).
• Refer to the chapter “Daily
cleaning and maintenance” for
a complete guide to successfully
clean your machine.
Avoid contamination during
machine handling:
• Microbiological contamination:
clean and sanitize your hands and
all tools or materials used when con-
ducting machine maintenance. Use
dedicated, single-use, non-abrasive
paper towels or tissues to prevent
microbiological contamination.
• Chemical contamination: use
appropriate chemical agents
for sanitation (such as odorless
chemicals, mild detergents, food-
safe and non-abrasive).
• Physical contamination: do not
introduce foreign materials that
can fall into the consumer cup.
• Allergen contamination: only use
either a non-abrasive, damp, sin-
gle-use cloth or a paper towel for
cleaning (refer to page 15).
• Never use tools that have been in
contact with other food products.
• Do not put plastic parts or any
components of the machine into
a microwave.
• Do not clean machine compo-
nents in the dishwasher, unless
stated otherwise in this manual.
• Do not clean plastic parts with al-
cohol, ethanol, methanol, meth-
ylated spirits or disinfectants. De-
tergents with strong acid agents
such as acetic acid must not be
used either.
• Do not clean the machine with
high pressure such as water jets.
• Clean the coee outlet with ded-
icated, single-use, non-abrasive
paper towels.
Machine hygiene
• For optimal machine hygiene,
frequent automated rinsing takes
place automatically to maintain
hygiene standards throughout
the life of the machine.
Maintenance work
• The machine must be serviced by
authorized and trained service
providers at least every 25,000
beverages per coee head.
Note: A maintenance plan should
be in place for your machine.
• A notification will appear on the
coee machine display if the
machine needs to be serviced.
Disposal
• We recommend that you contact
Nespresso to dispose of the ma-
chine, components and packag-
ing; follow all local regulations.
Limitations of liability
• The manufacturer accepts no lia-
bility for any injuries or accidents
if the safety instructions covered
in this manual are not adhered to.
• The manufacturer cannot be held
liable for any damage caused by
misuse or inappropriate handling
of the machine.
• The manufacturer does not accept
any liability for consequences aris-
ing from both internal and exter-
nal modifications of the machine.

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Warranty regulations
• The warranty provisions apply as
agreed with Nespresso.
• Malfunctions due to misuse or
connecting unsuitable connec-
tions are not covered by warranty.
• Wear and tear parts are not cov-
ered by warranty.
• All Nespresso machines must
pass stringent controls. Reliabil-
ity tests under practical condi-
tions are performed randomly
on selected units. This can show
traces of previous use.
Risk of material damage
• This equipment is to be installed
in compliance with the applica-
ble federal, state or local plumb-
ing codes.
• Incorrect handling of the ma-
chine may result in damage to
property.
• This machine is designed
for indoor use. Keep it in an
appropriately controlled
environment (protected from
dust, vibrations, water splashes,
direct sunlight, pests, etc.).
• Please make sure that a Pest
Control and Monitoring system
is in place and that the machine
is located in an area with Pest
Control Monitoring.
• Position the machine on a flat,
horizontal, stable, heat-resistant,
fluid-resistant surface.
• Do not position the machine
where a water jet might be used
for cleaning.
• Fill the tanks only with the dedi-
cated liquids. Never fill the water
tank with milk.
• Store the machine in a dust-free,
dry environment, always at a
temperature above 0°C / 32°F.
• As an option, machine and base
cabinets are available in a con-
figuration in compliance with the
regulation on accessibility for
people with a disability. Please
check your local regulation for
further information.
• Never use the machine without
drip grid.
• The machine is class 4 and, in
accordance with its design, must
be operated between 5°C / 41 °F
and 32°C / 89.6 °F.
Reminder
At least one copy of this user man-
ual should be kept in a location
available at all times to mainte-
nance and management sta.
Safety instructions must be avail-
able for all users.
TROUBLESHOOTING
When an error occurs, please
follow on-screen instructions. If an
error persists, please contact your
Nespresso representative.

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MACHINE OVERVIEW
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Overview of the parts
1 Key for water tank door
2 Cup heater*
3 Telemetry device**
(located inside the machine)
4 Capsule insertion slot
5 Water tank lid NP100
6 Water tank NP100***
7 Water tank lid NP200 (le)
8 Water tank NP200 (le)***
9 Water tank lid NP200 (right)
10 Water tank NP200 (right)***
11 Proximity sensor**
12 Touch control panel NP100
13 Touch control panel NP200 (le)
14 Touch control panel NP200 (right)
15 Coee outlet
16 Capsule container
17 Main switch
(the drip tray must be removed
in order to access the main switch.)
18 Cup support NP100
19 Cup support NP200 (le)
20 Cup support NP200 (right)
21 Drip grille NP100***
22 Drip grilles NP200***
23 Drip tray inlet NP100
24 Drip tray inlets NP200
25 Drip tray
26 Drip tray assembly
27 Water filter
28 Water hardness test strip
29 Waste water container NP100: 1x, NP200: 2x
(used during the cleaning process)
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Test strips are available in the
water filter package.
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Recurring screen symbols
Use the screen symbols to
navigate.
Go to previous screen
Go to next screen
Confirm symbol
Cancel (back to main screen)
* Only suitable for glass and ceramic cups.
** Function not available in all countries. Please contact your Nespresso representative for more details.
*** Machine part is dishwasher-safe.
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INTERACTION WITH THE MACHINE
Language screen: Select the desired
language and tap the “confirm”
symbol. Aer 45 seconds without any
interaction, the machine will revert to
the original language.
Home screen: Hot water can be
selected from the home screen.
Touchless functions*: The machine
is equipped with touchless
functions that can be set in the
setup menu.
Seings menu:
A Maintenance menu: service
procedures (default code 8888)
B Setup menu: general seings
(default code 8888)
C Technician menu: can only be
accessed by a trained Nespresso
technician
Red symbols on the home screen
A Red “descale” symbol: the machine
needs to be descaled (see page 17)
B Red “filter” symbol: change water
filter (see page 16)
C Blue clean symbol: the water tank
must be cleaned. Touch the symbol
and follow the screen instructions.
Insert a Nespresso capsule in the
capsule insertion slot
The capsule will not fully enter the
machine head until the beverage
is selected. Do not push it further
in the insertion slot as it might
create a capsule jam.
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Recipe screen: The recipe screen
appears within 2 seconds.
Recommended recipes are high-
lighted by a golden ring. Two rings
indicate the “best enjoy as” (best
recommendation).
* Please contact your Nespresso representative for more details. Function not available in all countries.
insert capsule
hot water
insert capsule
hot water
set language
english
french
german
dutch
americanoristreo
espresso
recommended
recipe
lungo
insert capsulefilter
descale
hot water
clean
A
BC
maintenance menu
setup menu
technician menu
A
B
C

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Automatic machine rinsing
Rinsing the machine is not only
important for hygienic reasons but
also to maintain optimal machine
performance. There are 3 dierent
automatic rinsing cycles:
Daily rinsing on start-up
Once per day, at machine start up,
the machine automatically performs
a rinsing cycle (200 ml) through the
coee and hot water outlets.
Rinsing aer exiting a power-saving
mode
Every time the machine exits a power
saving mode, a rinsing cycle (40 ml) is
automatically performed to clean the
coee and hot water fluid lines and
reach the optimal temperature for the
next beverage preparation.
Periodic rinsing
If the machine does not enter a
power-saving mode aer 130 minutes
(i.e. the machine is kept in ready mode
by people passing by), a rinsing cycle
(70 ml / 2.4 oz) is automatically per-
formed to keep the coee fluid line at
the optimal temperature.This rinsing
cycle can be deactivated (setup menu
> periodic rinsing).
Recipe list
Recipes can be chosen from a menu list. Recipes are prepared with dierent ingredients according to the table below. Aer finishing the preparation, the recipe
can be topped up with the last ingredient. If you do not want to oer the top-up function, go to the setup menu > ”Set top-up” and deselect the option.
Recipe
Nespresso branded cups
S = 80 ml / 2.7 oz
M = 180 ml / 6 oz
L = 350 ml / 11.8 oz
1st ingredient 2nd ingredient
Top-up
Max. top-up
50 ml / 1.7 oz
Cup length
programming
range
min – max (approx.)
Ristreo
(25 ml / 0.85 oz) SCoee
(25 ml / 0.85 oz)
Coee 15 – 35 ml /
0.5 – 1.2 oz
Espresso
(40 ml / 1.3 oz) SCoee
(40 ml / 1.3 oz)
Coee 35 – 70 ml /
1.2 – 2.4 oz
Lungo
(110 ml / 3.7 oz) MCoee
(110 ml / 3.7 oz)
Coee 70 – 150 ml /
2.4 oz – 5 oz
Americano
(150 ml / 5 oz) MCoee
(25 ml / 0.85 oz)
Hot water
(125 ml / 4.2 oz) Hot water 130 – 190 ml /
4.4 oz – 6.4 oz
Large Americano
(210 ml / 7.1 oz) LCoee
(50 ml / 1.7 oz)
Hot water
(160 ml / 5.4 oz) Hot water 190 – 260 ml /
6.4 oz – 8.8 oz
Other recipes 1st ingredient
Hot water
(225 ml) LHot water
125 – 325 ml /
4.2 oz – 11 oz
Cup sizes in the table are based on the Nespresso standard recipe sizes.
The recipe names displayed on the machine’s screen might be slightly dierent from the ones in this table.
To select the recipes you wish to oer on the recipe screen, see page 14.
To set the cup volume of a recipe, see page 14.
To set the cup volume of a non-coee recipe, see page 14.

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Power-saving modes
with proximity sensors
enabled
No presence
Far-field proximity sensor
Near-field proximity sensors
Energy-saving modes
with proximity sensors
disabled or unavailable
Machine in
standby mode
(Fading eect)
The machine is heating up.
Machine in standby mode:
Luminosity dims to 30 % to
secure screen longevity.
* Please contact your Nespresso representative for more details. Function not available in all countries.
Aer 30 seconds
of inactivity and
no movement
detection
Machine in
deep sleep mode
Touch the screen to start.
Machine in deep sleep
mode: Luminosity fades
in / out to secure screen
longevity.
Proximity sensor*
The machine is equipped with a
proximity sensor that perceives
movement in front of the machine.The
proximity sensor can dierentiate two
interacting zones: the first zone (“far
field”) can recognize movement at a
distance of approximately 4 meters /
13 feet, and the other zone (“near
field”) at a distance of approximately
1 meter / 3.3 feet from the machine.
The proximity sensor function can be
deactivated (technician menu) when
the machine placement requires it.
Power-saving modes
The machine is equipped with
2 power-saving modes that can be
customized to save energy (setup
menu > set energy-saving modes).
Standby mode
The machine enters Standby mode if
unused or if its sensors do not detect
any movement over 120 min. The
time delay for Standby mode can be
set between 10 and 480 minutes of
inactivity.
Deep sleep mode
The machine enters Deep sleep mode
aer having been in standby over
120 min. The time delay for Deep sleep
mode can be set between 10 and
480 minutes. The machine always
enters Standby mode before switching
to Deep sleep mode.
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MACHINE INSTALLATION AND BEVERAGE PREPARATION

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MACHINE INSTALLATION AND BEVERAGE PREPARATION
Machine installation
Please ensure the coee machine
is placed in a location with
sucient ventilation (at least
5 cm of space on the back, on the
sides and top of the machine).
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2 inches
5 cm /
2 inches
5 cm / 2 inches 5 cm / 2 inches
5 cm /
2 inches
5 cm /
2 inches
Machine setup
Setup/first use seings will only
show up once or aer the machine
is reset to factory seings.
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Insert the cup support (on both sides for the NP200) by
tilting it into position. Insert the capsule container (on both
sides for the NP200).
Connect the power plug to the wall power socket. Be sure
to use the correct wall power voltage as given in “Specifi-
cations” on page 18. Switch on the machine. Insert the
drip tray with the drip grid.
Follow the instructions on the screen to
set the parameters of your machine.
Parameters:
• set language
• set time zone
• set time
• set date
• set cup heater
• set energy-saving modes
• set coee temperature
• set recipes
• set recipe cup length
• set functions
• set function cup length
• set top-up
• set access code
• set water hardness
• set machine operating mode
• set machine with/without filter
• water filter installation (if the filter is set)
For NP200: The le control
panel controls seings on
both coee heads. The
right control panel allows
the following seings for
the right coee head:
• set a dierent language
• empty the machine
• display the log
• change the internal water
filter (if the water filter
is set)
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set language
English
American
French
German
Dutch
set language
english
french
german
dutch
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espresso
recommended
recipe
lungo
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Coee and hot water
preparation
Set recipes
Ristreo, Espresso and Lungo
are set by default and cannot be
removed from the recipes oer.
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Set recipe cup length
To program the recipes cup length,
go to the setup menu > set recipe
cup length.
Set function cup length
To program the function cup length,
go to the setup menu > set function
cup length. Consult the Recipe list
table on page 11 to see the minimum
and maximum volumes per recipe.
Select the right cup (size) for your
recipe (refer to page 11). Use the cup
support for small and medium cups.
For coee preparation, insert the
capsule into the capsule slot. Make
your choice.
For hot water preparation press the
“hot water” symbol to fill the cup with
hot water.
The set recipes option (in the setup
menu) will guide you step by step in
creating your recipe selection.
S
M
L
S
M
L
To choose your recipes, simply touch
the recipe to select / deselect it.
Recipes selected are highlighted
(golden ring) for easy identification.
Set your non-coee recipes:
The non-coee recipes oered on
the home screen can be chosen in the
setup menu > set functions.
Use +/– to increase/decrease the over-
all recipe cup length.The recipe ingre-
dients are adapted automatically.
Personalize the recipes with
the top-up function
If you do not want to oer the
topping-up function, go to the
setup menu > ”set top-up” and
unselect the option.
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Aer finishing the recipes, it can be
topped-up with the latest ingredient
(see recipe list on page 11).
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insert capsule
hot water
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Recommended recipes for the
inserted capsule are highlighted
by a golden ring. Two rings
indicate the “best enjoy as”
(best recommendation).
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setup menu
set recipes
set recipe length
select recipes
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americano large
americano
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set recipe length
ristreo
Press for more hot coee
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hot water

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DAILY CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Your Nespresso machine has been developed according to the highest standards of quality and reliability. In order to ensure excellent performance and in-cup
quality, please conduct maintenance operations at the required frequency.
Rinse water tanks
If the clean symbol appears on the
display (approximately 30 days),
the water tank requires thorough
cleaning.
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Clean drip tray and capsule
container (daily)
Clean coffee outlet (daily)
Remove the water tank from machine
(both for NP200).
Remove the water tank lid. Empty,
clean with a cloth and rinse with
drinking water. Fill the water tank with
drinking water.
Aach the lid and insert the water
tank back in the machine (both for
NP200).
Remove the drip tray assembly with
the drip grid. Swing the cup support
to the side and remove the capsule
container (both for NP200).
Empty the drip tray. Empty the capsule
container. Wash all the components
with soapy water, rinse and dry
elements.
Insert the drip tray assembly and
the capsule container back to the
machine (both for NP200).
Remove coee outlet cover (both for
NP200). Be careful, hot water might
drip.
Rinse coee outlet cover with fresh
drinking water and dry it.
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Clean the coee outlet with a dispos-
able tissue or a paper towel. Insert
the coee outlet cover back into the
machine (both for NP200).
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Setting the water filtration
system
Change the internal filter
The water tank should be cleaned
every time the filter is changed.
Alternatively, when the “filter”
symbol appears in red, you can
start the water filter change
procedure by entering the mainte-
nance menu.
Select “change the internal filter”
and follow the instructions.
The machine can be installed without
water filtration. Refer to the desca-
ling table for frequency. Follow the
instructions on the screen to set the
water filter.
If the machine is already installed,
you can go to the setup menu > “set
water filter installation” to change
the seing.
Alternatively, an external filtration
system can be installed by a
Nespresso service partner if the
machine is installed with a direct
water connection.
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When the “filter” symbol appears
in red, the internal filter should be
changed. Tap on the red filter symbol
and follow the instructions on screen.
Follow the instructions on the screen
to set the water hardness on both the
machine and the new water filter.
Once the water hardness is set,
remove the water tanks and their lids.
insert capsule
hot water
filter
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filter
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water filter installation
would you like to install a water
filter?
yes
no
setup menu
set water hardness
set water filter installation
Clean water tank (weekly)
Push the two pins on the boom of
the water tank valve assemby and
remove it.
Clean the valve assembly under fresh
potable water and dry it.
Rinse and clean the water trank with
fresh potable water and dry it. For
ease of cleaning, use the dedicated
brush.
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Remove the old water filter. Clean
the water tank and rinse it with fresh
drinking water.
Fill a receptacle with fresh drinking
water. Immerse the new water filter
completely and squeeze it several
times until all air bubbles have been
removed.
Insert the new water filter. Fill the
water tanks with fresh drinking water
and aach the lids again. Insert the
water tanks back into the machine.
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Descaling
descale
To ensure machine life
span and consistent cof-
fee quality day aer day,
the use of the machine
will be blocked aer 30
days of descaling alerts.
i
The procedure will last about
15 minutes.
For descaling, use Nespresso
liquid descaler. Never use vinegar.
Alternatively, the maintenance
menu can be entered to start the
descaling procedure.
i
When the “descale” symbol appears in
red, the machine should be descaled.
Tap on the red descaling symbol and
follow the instructions on the screen.
The water tank shows dierent marks.
Refer to the descaling mark when
descaling the coee system. If the
machine is equipped with water filters,
always remove them before descaling.
Materials needed:
Prepare the following items to
complete the descaling process:
– cleaning tank
– waste water container
– 2 bags of Nespresso liquid descaler
(4 bags for the NP200)
– 1 l / 34 oz of water (2 l / 68 oz for the
NP200)
Descaling intervals
with/without internal filter
Water tank filter
Coee system
descaling interval
aer [# liters]
Water filter
seing
Water tank filter
exchange Filter No filter
High water hardness C 80 l or 183 days 420 50
Medium water hardness B 150 l or 183 days 560 150
Low water hardness A 200 l or 183 days 840 300
25 recipes/day 50 recipes/day 80 recipes/day
Coee module Coee module Coee module
Filter No filter Filter No filter Filter No filter
~8 months ~1 month ~4 months < 1 month ~3 months < 1 month
~11 months ~3 months ~6 months ~2 months ~4 months ~1 month
~17 months ~6 months ~8 months ~3 months ~5 months ~2 months
insert capsule
hot water
descale
1
min
max
iOverfilling above the mark may
cause the water pump to overheat
and stop the cycle.
Based on i) coee recipes averaging 100 ml / 3.4 oz, ii) with usage ~20 days/month
Coee module descaling interval [in liters] considering water hardness and with/without filter: A: 840/300; B: 560/150; C: 420/50
If the machine is installed with an external water filtration system, a descaling alarm will be triggered aer 1000 liters / 264 gallons.
There are 3 possible options to set
the water hardness: A, B, C. Refer
to “Descaling intervals with/with-
out internal filter” on page 17.
To complete the new water filter
installation, the machine will
automatically perform a rinsing
cycle of approximately 0.5 liters /
16.9 oz through the outlets to
ensure optimal performance.
Therefore, place a container
with enough capacity under the
outlets.
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APPENDIX
Nespresso Momento 100 Nespresso Momento 200
Direct water connection
The machine can be connected directly to a water supply. In that case, water filters need to be changed less oen.
No water refill is required. Only an original Nespresso direct water connection kit can be used.The connection to fixed
water must be done according to the direct water connection installation sheet.The installation must be performed
according to the national norms and regulations. The water supply tube must resist 200 psig. A trained Nespresso
technician or a certified plumber is required (plumber installation) and the pressure will need to be verified as being
between 2 (min) – 4 (max) bar (0.2 – 0.4 MPa).
Specifications
Weight 19 kg / 42 lbs 33 kg / 73 lbs
Operation temperature range +5°C – +32°C / +41°F – +89.6°F
Storage temperature range −25°C – +60°C / 77°F – +140°F (please empty your machine before storage)
Water tank capacity 2.5 l / 84 oz 2 x 2.5 l / 12 in x 20 in x 16.5 in x 84 oz
Dimensions (W x D x H) 300 x 500 x 420 mm 12 in x 20 in x 16.5 in 560 x 500 x 420 mm 22 in x 20 in x 16.5 in
Noise emission < 55 dBA
Maximum total water hardness allowed 45°fH
Telemetry*
The machine can be connected to Nespresso via the Internet. To get the following benefits,
the machine must remain switched ON:
• Viewing machine data and diagnostics
• Updating of configuration seings and soware with the latest functionalities**
• Receiving additional Nespresso services
• Receiving scheduled remote soware updates (between 11 pm and 5 am)*.
Telemetry Specifications
Modem frequency bands
2G: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
3G: 800/850/900/1800/1900/2100 MHz
4G: 700/800/850/900/1800/1900/2100/2600 MHz
Maximum radio-frequency power
2G: 33 dBm
3G: 24 dBm
4G: 23 dBm
Proximity Sensor Specifications
Frequency 5.8+/−0.075 GHz
Maximum power ETSI countries: ca 2 mW / ca 5 dBm
FCC countries: < 50 mV/m, < 94 dBuV/m
* Please contact your Nespresso representative for more details. Feature not available in all countries.
** Images and texts presented in this user manual might not exactly reflect the ones displayed on your machine touch control panel.

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Type plate
Machine type: Nespresso Professional Coee Machine
Model: Nespresso Momento 100 Model: Nespresso Momento 200
Type: 1037 / NP100/US Type: (1038 / NP200/US)
Voltage: according to type plate
Power: according to type plate
Serial number: according to type plate
Production date: according to type plate
Recycling capsules and machines end of life
This appliance complies with the EU Directive 2012/19/EC.The packaging materials and appliance contain recyclable materials.Your appliance contains
valuable materials that can be recovered or can be recycled. Separation of the remaining waste materials into dierent types facilitates the recycling of
valuable raw materials. Leave the appliance at a collection point.You can obtain information on disposal from your local authorities. To learn more about
the Nespresso sustainability strategy, go to www.nespresso.com/positive
For service calls, contact your country-specific Nespresso representative at www.nespresso.com
Publishing details
Version: User manual Nespresso Momento 100/200 Original user manual
Nespresso Momento 100 Nespresso Momento 200
Type Power supply Power consumption Power cord version Type Country Power supply Power
consumption
Power cord
version
1037/NP100/US 120 V~ / 60 Hz 1150 W 65641
1038/NP200/US
USA 208 V~ / 60 Hz 2450 W 65642
CA
USA 120 V~ / 60 Hz 2150 W 65657
CA 65658
Doesn’t apply for Colombia, Dominican Republic, Panama

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