Nivona CAFEROMATICA 710 User manual

CafeRomatica
Fully automatic coffee centre
Operating Instructions and Useful Tips
710
A passion for coffee.

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Operating Instructions and Useful Tips
Dear Customer,
Congratulations and many thanks for choosing a high-quality
NIVONA product. To get the most out of your NIVONA machine,
please read this manual carefully before use. Please start by
reading the safety notes.
Please keep this manual in a safe place. You may want to use
it as reference guide or hand it on to any further users of your
machine.
Purchase made at
Place, date

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Equipment
Symbol display screen
AService button ‘S’
I
Height-adjustable
coffee spout
J
Drip grill
K
Drip tray
L
Grinder settings
control knob (inside)
M
Bean container
with lid
N
Pre-ground coffee
chamber
O
Steam warm-up
button
P
Steam / hot water
valve control button
Q
Document compart-
ment (on rear)
R
Mains supply
switch (on rear)
S
Steam / hot water
jet and ‘spumatore’
(milk frother)
T
Used coffee con-
tainer (inside)
U
Power cord storage
compartment
(on rear)
V
Removable water
reservoir
B
Cup warming /
holding plate
C
Water quantity
control knob
D
Coffee strength
button
E
On / Off (stand-by)
button
F
1-cup button
G
2-cup button
H
1
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V

Equipment
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5
8
6 7
9
10
aControl knob
bAir inlet valve
cAir inlet pipe
dInlet valve
eSteam / hot water jet
fLiquid inlet hose
b
c
d
e
a
f

Symbols
Number Brief description
8Coffee ready
9Coffee strength MILD
10 Coffee strength NORMAL
11 Coffee strength STRONG
12 Add coffee beans, Fill bean container
13 Fill water reservoir
14 Pre-ground coffee
15 Steam / hot water
16 Steam / hot water, open / closed
17 Empty used coffee container / drip tray
18 Descale machine
19 Clean machine
20 Change filter
21 Brewing unit incorrectly fitted or door open
Symbol
flashing

Contents
1. Security instructions
2. Set up
2.1 Preparing the machine
2.2 Getting started
2.3 Grinder settings
3. Making coffee
3.1 Select coffee strength
3.2 Select water quantity
3.3 Making one cup
3.4 Making two cups
3.5 Using pre-ground coffee
3.6 Drawing hot water
3.7 Producing steam
3.8 Frothing milk, hot milk or cappuccino
4. Programming functions
4.1 Filter
Inserting filter – Operating without a filter
4.2 Water hardness
4.3 Temperature
4.4 Automatic stand-by
5. Maintenance and care
5.1 Inserting filter
5.2 Changing filter
Changing / washing filter manually
5.3 Cleaning program
Manual cleaning
5.4 Descaling
Manual descaling
5.5 General cleaning
6. System messages
7. Troubleshooting
8. Further instructions

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1. Safety instructions
• This machine may only be used
for the intended purpose
(domestic use) and is not for
commercial application (more
than 3000 brewing cycles per
year).
• Operating voltage must be the
same as mains voltage. Please
note the model nameplate /
sticker on the machine.
• Do not operate the machine if the
power cord or machine case is
damaged.
• Keep the power cord away from
hot parts.
• Do not unplug the machine by
pulling on the power cord.
• Observe the descaling in-
structions provided.
• Make sure to switch off and
unplug the machine before
maintenance or cleaning.
• Place the machine on a firm,
level surface and use it indoors
only.
• Do not place the machine on a
hot surface or near open flames.
• Keep the machine away from
children.
• Always unplug the machine
during extended periods of
absence.
• Do not leave the machine
switched on unnecessarily.
• Never submerge the machine
in water.
• Do not put the machine or in-
dividual parts in the dishwasher.
• Unplug immediately if there is
a defect (do not pull the cord
or machine to unplug).
• Liability for damages cannot
be accepted if the machine is
incorrectly operated, subject
to improper use or non-profes-
sional servicing. In such cases,
services will not be provided
under the guarantee.
• Use the coffee grinder for
grinding roasted coffee beans
only – do not use with other
foods. Always make sure there
is nothing but coffee beans in
the beans container – otherwise
the guarantee will not apply.
• This machine is not suitable for
individuals (including children)
with physical, sensory or mental
impairments, including indivi-
duals who do not have sufficient

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experience or knowledge, unless
they are shown how to operate
the machine or initially super-
vised by someone responsible
for their safety.
If repair services are required, in-
cluding replacement of the power
cord, please send the machine to
the dealer from whom it was pur-
chased – or to NIVONA central
customer services.
Caution: Electrical appliances
must be repaired by qualified per-
sonnel! Non-professional repairs
can expose the user to significant
dangers. Liability for damages
cannot be accepted if the machine
is used for any other than the
intended purpose, incorrectly
maintained or serviced.
Caution: Using the mains switch
(fig. 1/S) during brewing can
damage the machine! Only switch
off at the mains when the On / Off
switch is switched to Off (stand-
by).
Caution: Risk of scalding!
• Then you draw steam or hot
water, watch out for splashes
from the jet / frother (fig. 1/T):
risk of scalding!
• Only touch the plastic parts of
the steam jet (fig. 1/T) and never
point it at people.
• The steam jet (fig. 1/T) becomes
VERY HOT during use. Prefer-
ably leave to cool for a few
minutes before touching.
CE – This machine conforms to
the following EC guidelines:
• 73/23/EWG dated 19/02/1973
“Low Voltage Directive”,
including amendment
93/68/EWG.
• 89/336/EWG dated 03/05/1989
“EMV Directive”, including
amendment 92/31/EWG.
Specifications
Mains voltage: 220 - 240 V
Power input: 1350 W
Note: Your fully automatic coffee
centre has a cord storage compart-
ment – if the power cord is too
long, any surplus can be accom-
modated in the storage area on
the rear of the machine (fig. 1/V).
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2. Set up
2.1 Preparing the machine
➔ Carefully remove the machine
and all parts from the packaging.
Note: If you need to return your
machine for servicing, it can be
sent by post in the original pack-
aging. Please keep all packaging
and protective material for this
purpose.
➔ Remove the water reservoir
(fig. 1/B and 2) and wash it out
with cold, clean tap water.
➔ Then fill the reservoir up to the
max. mark and replace it in the
machine. Make sure that it clicks
into place.
Note: Only fill the reservoir with
fresh, cold water. Do not use car-
bonated water or other liquids.
➔ Open the lid of the coffee con-
tainer (fig. 1/N) and add coffee
beans.
Note: Do not use beans which have
been treated with supplements,
such as sugar, during or after the
roasting. Supplements can damage
the grinding mechanism and any
repair costs arising as a result are
not covered by the guarantee.
Please make sure the steam / hot
water valve control knob (fig. 1/Q
and 7) is turned to ‘0’!
2.2 Getting started
➔ Remove the plug from the
power cord compartment (fig. 1/V)
and plug the machine in.
➔ Switch the mains supply on
(fig. 1/S). The On / Off button (fig.
1/F) lights up.
➔ Press the On / Off button (fig.
1/F). The ‘cup’ symbol (Symbol 8)
starts to flash in the display.
➔ After the machine has warmed
up, the Service button (fig. 1/I)
flashes.
➔ Now place a cup under the
height-adjustable coffee spout
(fig. 1/J and 5). Press the Service
button (fig. 1/I).

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➔ The system is then filled with
water and completely rinsed out
via the height- adjustable coffee
spout (fig. 1/J and 5).
➔ The machine is now operat-
ional.
Note: For manufacturing reasons,
the machine pipes may still be
empty when the machine is first
operated. The machine indicates
this as follows:
➔ After the machine has been
switched on using the On / Off
button (fig. 1/F), the ‘water /
steam open / closed’ symbol
(Symbol 16) starts to flash.
➔ Open the steam / hot water
control valve (fig. 1/Q and 7) by
turning to the right. The system
now fills up and some water may
come out of the jet (fig. 1/T).
➔ As soon as the ‘water / steam
open / closed’ symbol (Symbol 16)
starts flashing again, you can turn
the valve control knob (fig. 1/Q
and 7) back to the left to
close.
➔ After the machine has warmed
up, the Service button (fig. 1/I)
flashes.
➔ Press the Service button (fig.
1/I) and the system is rinsed
out via the coffee spout (fig. 1/J
and 5).
➔ The machine is now operational.
2.3 Grinder settings
Caution: Grinder settings can only
be adjusted when the grinder is in
operation. You can adjust the
grinder to suit the roast of your
coffee beans. We recommend that
you leave the grinder on a medium
setting.
➔ Open the lid of the bean con-
tainer (fig. 1/N).
➔ Turn the control knob (fig. 1/M
and 3) to the desired position
while the grinder is running. The
smaller the dot, the finer the
coffee is ground. Remember:
· a light roast requires a finer
grind
· a dark roast requires a coarser
grind
Try out the different settings to
find the one that best meets your
personal preferences.
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3. Making coffee
Note: The machine is preset for
immediate use. However, we
recommend that you first adjust
the most important settings to suit
your personal needs. Please follow
the instructions in chapter 4
(‘programming functions’) for
filter, temperature, automatic stand-
by and water hardness settings.
Note: When the machine is brand
new or has not been used for an
extended period, the first cup of
coffee does not have the full aroma
and should not be drunk.
3.1 Selecting coffee strength
There are three levels of coffee
strength to which you can adjust
the brewing unit. They are shown
in the display as follows:
MILD, ‘1 bean’ (Symbol 9): about
7g of ground coffee, e.g. for café
latte or cappuccino
NORMAL, ‘2 beans’ (Symbol 10):
about 9g of ground coffee e.g. for
American coffee
STARK, ‘3 beans’ (Symbol 11):
about 11g of ground coffee e.g.
for espresso or very strong coffee.
➔ As soon as the machine is
operational, the display shows the
default setting (Symbol 8, ‘cup’,
and Symbol 10, ‘2 beans’).
➔ You can change this setting by
pressing the button (fig. 1/E and
6) repeatedly until the desired
coffee strength appears in the
display (fig. 1/A and 4).
3.2 Select water quantity
You can freely select the quantity
of water used by turning the water
quantity control knob (fig. 1/D and
6), the dot scale indicating the
current setting. The little cup bot-
tom left represents less water, the
large cup bottom right represents
more water.
Tip: The water quantity can be ad-
justed while the machine is runn-
ing. Try out various cup sizes and
quantities to find the setting that
best suits your personal preferen-
ces.
3.3 Making one cup of coffee
➔ Place your (pre-heated) cup un-
der the coffee spout (fig. 1/J or 5).
The coffee spout is height-adjust-
able and can be raised or lowered
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➔ Set the desired coffee strength
and water quantity.
➔ Press the 1-cup button (fig.
1/G).
➔ The machine now starts the
grinding and brewing operation.
The brewing operation can be
stopped at any point by pressing
either the 1-cup (fig. 1/G) or
2-cup button (fig. 1/H).
Caution: The first time you brew a
coffee, the grinding chamber is
still empty. The symbol for ‘add
beans’ (Symbol 12, 3 beans)
begins to flash and no coffee is
produced. If this occurs, simply
press the 1-cup button (fig. 1/G
and 6) again and the operation is
repeated.
Tip: To determine the ideal quant-
ity of water for your taste or cup
size, make your first cup of coffee
as follows:
➔ Turn the water quantity control
knob (fig. 1/D and 6) to one of the
following positions:
· To the middle of the dot scale
for an espresso cup.
· To the far right for a large cup.
➔ Press the 1-cup button (fig.
1/G).
➔ The machine starts brewing.
➔ Shortly before the desired
amount of coffee is reached, turn
the water quantity control knob
(fig. 1/D and 6) slowly to the left
until the machine stops brewing.
➔ For future use, note where on
the dot scale the water quantity
control knob (fig. 1/D and 6) is
now pointing.
3.4 Brewing two cups
In the 2-cup operation, two grind-
ings of coffee are done conse-
cutively.
➔ Place both (pre-heated) cups
under the coffee spout (fig. 1/J
and 5).
➔ Select the desired coffee
strength and water quantity sett-
ings for one cup (with the buttons
see fig. 1/D and 1/E).
➔ Press the 2-cup button (fig.
1/H).
➔ The machine now starts the
grinding and brewing operation
and produces two consecutive
cups of coffee.
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Tip:
· The brewing operation can be
stopped at any point by pressing
the 1-cup button (fig. 1/G) or
2-cup button (fig. 1/H).
· If the water or bean supply runs
out or the trays need emptying
between brewing the first cup and
the second, the appropriate sym-
bol (Symbols 12,13 or 17) will
appear in the display and the
second coffee will no longer be
made. Follow the display screen
and then press only the 1-cup
button (fig. 1/G) for the second
cup.
3.5 Using pre-ground coffee
➔ First turn the water quantity
control knob (fig. 1/D and 6) to
the desired amount for one cup.
➔ Open the lid of the pre-ground
coffee chamber (fig. 1/O).
➔ Add a level measuring spoon
of ground coffee and close the lid
again (Symbols 8,11 and 14
appear).
➔ Place a cup under the coffee
spout (fig. 1/J and 5) and press
the ‘brew’ button for one cup
(fig. 1/G).
Note: If the pre-ground coffee
chamber is left open by accident
or no brew button is pressed after
ground coffee is added, the
machine will automatically be
rinsed out via the coffee spout
(fig. 1/J and 5) a minute after the
lid is closed. It is then operational
again.
Caution: The pre-ground coffee
chamber is not a storage container.
Never add more than one measure
at a time to the chamber, and
use only fresh or vacuum-packed
coffee ground from beans. Do not
use instant coffee powder!
3.6 Drawing hot water
(e.g. for making tea)
➔ Hold a cup under the jet (fig.
1/T).
➔ Turn the steam / hot water valve
control knob (fig. 1/Q and 7) to
the right. Hot water comes out of
the jet and Symbol 16, ‘steam /
hot water’, flashes.
➔ Fill the cup up to the desired
level and turn the valve control
knob (fig. 1/Q and 7) back to ‘0’.
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Caution: Risk of scalding!
Watch out for splashes. The jet
becomes very hot during use.
Leave to cool for a few minutes
before touching, or only touch the
plastic parts.
3.7 Drawing steam
➔ Press the steam warm-up but-
ton (fig. 1/P and 7). The ‘steam /
hot water’ symbol (Symbol 15)
flashes.
➔ As soon as the system is ready,
Symbol 16 starts flashing and
Symbol 15 lights up without flash-
ing.
➔ Dip the jet (fig. 1/T) into the
cup with the liquid to be heated.
➔ Make sure that the ‘spumatore’
control knob (fig. 9a) is pointing
to ‘0’ (steam symbol).
➔ Turn the steam / hot water valve
control knob (fig. 1/Q and 7) to
the right. Caution: Some water will
come out before the steam.
➔ The operation is completed by
turning the control knob back to
‘0’ (fig. 1/Q and 7).
➔ Press the steam warm-up but-
ton (fig. 1/P and 7) and the
machine switches back to normal
coffee-brewing mode.
Note:
· Steam can be produced for about
2 minutes. Then the machine will
automatically switch the operation
off. You can prolong the operation
by turning the control knob (fig.
1/Q and 7) back and forth.
· It is hard to remove dried milk
left on the jet after frothing. Please
therefore clean the equipment as
soon as it has cooled down –
ideally repeat the steam drawing
operation in a cup with clean cold
water.
Caution: Risk of scalding!
The steam which comes out is very
hot. Only touch the black plastic
parts of the jet.
3.8 Frothing milk, hot milk and
cappuccino
➔ With the special ‘spumatore’
frothing device (fig. 1/T and 8)
you can heat up milk straight from
the carton or from a container and
then froth it into the cup.
➔ Dip the inlet hose (fig. 9f)
straight into the milk carton or
container.
➔ Place a cup under the ‘spu-
matore’ jet (fig. 1/T and 8).
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➔ Then press the steam warm-up
button (fig. 1/P and 7). The ‘steam
/ hot water’ symbols (Symbol 15)
flash.
➔ As soon as the system is ready,
Symbol 16 starts flashing and
Symbol 15 lights up.
➔ For cappuccino: now turn the
‘spumatore’ control knob (fig. 9a)
to the left so that it points to
‘cappuccino’.
➔ For hot milk, turn the ‘spu-
matore’ control knob (fig. 9a) to
the right so that it points to ‘caffè
latte’.
➔ Turn the steam / hot water valve
control knob (fig. 1/Q and 7) slowly
to the right.
➔ As soon as the desired amount
of milk foam or hot milk has been
drawn, turn the steam / hot water
valve control knob (fig. 1/Q and 7)
back left to the ‘0’ position.
➔ Press the steam warm-up but-
ton again (fig. 1/P and 7).
➔ Now place the cup with the
frothed up or hot milk under the
coffee spout (fig. 1/J and 5) and
fill with coffee as described above.
Caution: It is hard to remove dried
milk left on the jet after frothing.
Please therefore clean the equip-
ment as soon as it has cooled
down.
➔ To do this, fill a container with
cold clean water, and dip the inlet
hose into it.
➔ Place an empty container under
the ‘spumatore’ jet (fig. 1/T and 8).
➔ Now draw steam (as described
in points 3.7 and 3.8) until only
clean water / steam flows out.
➔ Now the whole ‘spumatore’
mechanism is clean and operational
again.
Cleaning: For optimal cleaning the
‘spumatore’ must be dismantled
from time to time and its parts
rinsed under fresh, cold water. It
is easy to take apart and re-
assemble (see fig. 9).
Note: Steam can be drawn for
about 2 minutes. Then the machine
will automatically switch the
operation off. You can prolong the
operation by turning the control
knob (fig. 1/Q and 7) back and
forth.
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4. Programming functions
The following buttons are used for
programming functions:
Service button ‘S’ = programming
mode / confirmation button
(fig. 1/I)
Coffee strength button = Selection
button (fig. 1/E)
On / Off button = cancel (fig. 1/F)
Important: Note that functions can
only be programmed when the On /
Off button (fig. 1/F) is switched to
‘Off’ (stand-by mode).
You can program / re-program the
following functions:
Operation with / without filter =
‘Change filter’ (Symbol 20)
Water hardness = ‘Descale
machine’ (Symbol 18)
Temperature = ‘Coffee ready’
(Symbol 8)
Automatic stand-by = ‘Water /
steam open / closed’ (Symbol 16)
4.1 Filter
Inserting filter:
A special filter for the water reser-
voir is included in the machine
accessories. If you use this filter
correctly you will not need to des-
cale your coffee machine as often
(recommended: about twice yearly,
see point 5.4, ‘descaling’). So that
the machine knows that the filter
has been inserted, you must
change the filter setting to ‘On’.
The default setting is ‘without
filter’.
The current setting is designated
by the following symbols:
· Function setting for filter ON:
Symbols 14 and 9light up
· Function setting for filter OFF:
Symbol 14 alone lights up.
➔ Switch your machine off (stand-
by mode) by pressing the On / Off
button (fig. 1/F).
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to enter programming mode.
➔ Symbols 20,18,8and 16 light
up and rotate sequentially in the
display.
➔ Wait until the filter symbol
(Symbol 20) lights up and press
the Selection button (fig. 1/E and
6).
➔ Symbol 14 starts to flash.
➔ Press the Selection button (fig.
1/E and 6) until both Symbols 14
and 9(‘filter ON’) flash.
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to confirm. Symbols 13,16 and
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➔ Empty the water tank (fig. 1/B
and 2) and screw the filter into
the bracket provided in the water
reservoir using the assembly tool
on the end of the measuring
spoon.
➔ Fill up the reservoir with fresh
water and replace it in the
machine. Symbol 16 flashes.
➔ Hold a container under the
steam / hot water jet (fig. 1/T)
and turn the control knob (fig. 1/Q
and 7) to the right to open. The
system will now be rinsed out.
➔ Wait until no more water comes
out of the jet for a short time and
turn the control knob (fig. 1/Q
and 7) back to the left to close.
(Caution! If water continues to
come out of the jet after a short
while, the system is also ready.
If this occurs, turn the control
knob back to the left anyway.)
➔ The system briefly warms up
(Symbol 8flashes) and is then
operational again.
➔ Note: The Service button (fig.
1/I) may still flash. Press the but-
ton (fig. 1/I) and the system will
briefly be rinsed out via the coffee
spout (fig. 1/J und 5).
Important: If you use a filter for
your machine and have changed
the function setting to ‘filter ON’,
the water hardness and manual
descaling functions will no longer
be shown. The filter loses its effi-
ciency after processing about 50 l
of water (for changing filter, see
chapter 5.2).
Caution! If the machine is rarely
used and so the ‘CHANGE FILTER’
signal does not appear in the dis-
play, the filter must be replaced
anyway after no longer than two
months (see chapter 5.2 ‘Washing
filter manually’).
Operating without a filter:
If you no longer wish to use a
filter, the filter setting must be
changed back to ‘filter OFF’. This
is important, as without a filter
the machine must be descaled
(the machine is delivered in the
default setting ‘Without filter’).
➔ Switch your machine off (stand-
by mode) by pressing the On / Off
button (fig. 1/F).
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to enter programming mode.
➔ Symbols 20,8and 16 light up
and rotate sequentially in the
display.
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➔ Wait until the filter symbol
(Symbol 20) lights up and press
the Selection button (fig. 1/E
and 6).
➔ Symbols 14 and 9start to
flash.
➔ Press the Selection button (fig.
1/E and 6) until only Symbol 14
(‘filter OFF’) flashes.
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to confirm.
➔ The programming operation is
now complete and the system
returns to stand-by mode.
Note: Do not forget to set the
water hardness (see point 4.2).
4.2 Water hardness
Depending on the water hardness
in your region, or if you have not
inserted a filter (see chapter 4.1),
the machine sooner or later requi-
res descaling. So that the system
can indicate correctly when desca-
ling is necessary, you must enter
the correct water hardness set-
tings before the first use.
The default setting is level 3, indi-
cated by Symbols 14 and 10.
First, test your water with the test
strips provided:
➔ Dip the strip into the water and
then shake it lightly off.
➔ After about a minute you can
read the result by counting the red
dots on the test strip.
➔ The settings corresponding to
the different levels of hardness are
as follows:
Test strip / hardness level =Symbol
for setting:
1 red dot / 1–7° = 14
2 red dots / 8–14° = 14 and 9
3 red dots / 15–21° = 14 and 10
4 red dots / > 21° = 14 and 11
Note: If none of the dots turn red
on the test strip, please set
level 1, Symbol 14.
➔ Switch your machine off (stand-
by mode) by pressing the On / Off
button (fig. 1/F).
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to enter programming mode.
➔ Symbols 20,18,8and 16 light
up and rotate sequentially in the
display. (The symbol for water
hardness, Symbol 18, does not
appear if the filter function is set
to ‘ON’, see chapter 4.1).
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➔ Wait until the symbol for water
hardness, Symbol 18, lights up
and press the Selection button
(fig. 1/E and 6) to confirm.
➔ Symbols 14 and 10 start to
flash.
➔ Press the Selection button (fig.
1/E and 6) until the symbols for
the desired water hardness flash.
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to confirm.
➔ The programming operation is
now complete and the system
returns to stand-by mode.
4.3 Temperature
You can change the coffee temp-
erature as desired. The default
setting is ‘High’:
Normal = Symbol 14
High = Symbols 14 and 9
Maximum = Symbols 14 and 10
➔ Switch your machine off (stand-
by mode) by pressing the On / Off
button (fig. 1/F).
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to enter programming mode.
➔ Symbols 20,18,8and 16 light
up and rotate sequentially in the
display.
➔ Wait until the symbol for temp-
erature, Symbol 8, lights up and
press the Selection button (fig. 1/E
and 6) to confirm.
➔ Symbols 14 and 9start to
flash.
➔ Press the Selection button (fig.
1/E and 6) until the symbols for
the desired setting flash.
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to confirm.
➔ The programming operation is
now complete and the system
returns to stand-by mode.
4.4 Automatic stand-by
This function allows you to pro-
gram the machine to switch auto-
matically to stand-by mode a
given length of time after the last
brewing operation. The following
settings are possible:
Never = Symbol 14
30 mins. = Symbols 14 and 9
2 hours = Symbols 14 and 10
5 hours = Symbols 14 and 11
Note: The default setting is
5 hours (Symbols 14 and 11).
➔ Switch your machine off (stand-
by mode) by pressing the On / Off
button (fig. 1/F).
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5. Maintenance and care
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to enter programming mode.
➔ Symbols 20,18,8and 16 light
up and rotate sequentially in the
display.
➔ Wait until the symbol for the
automatic stand-by function, Sym-
bol 16, lights up and press the
Selection button (fig. 1/E and 6).
➔ Symbols 14 and 11 start to
flash.
➔ Press the Selection button (fig.
1/E and 6) until the symbols for
the desired setting flash.
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds
to confirm.
➔ The programming operation is
now complete and the system
returns to stand-by mode.
5.1 Inserting filter
See chapter 4.1 ‘Filter – Inserting
filter’.
5.2 Changing filter
Filter loses its efficiency after pro-
cessing about 50 l of water. Sym-
bol 20 appears in the display
and the Service button (fig. 1/I)
flashes.
Tip: Only press the Service button
(fig. 1/I) when you wish to change
filter. You can continue to make
coffee, hot water or steam. How-
ever, we recommend that you
change the filter immediately.
➔ Press and hold the Service but-
ton (fig. 1/I) for about 4 seconds.
Symbols 13, 16 and 20 flash.
➔ Empty the water reservoir (fig.
1/B and 2) and replace the filter
(see point 4.1).
➔ Fill up the reservoir with fresh
water and replace it in the ma-
chine.
➔ Hold a container under the
steam / hot water jet (fig. 1/T) and
turn the control knob (fig. 1/Q
and 7) to the right to open. The
system is rinsed through.
➔ Wait until no more water comes
out of the jet for a short time and
turn the control knob (fig. 1/Q
and 7) back to the left to close.
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