Pasquini MOKA User manual

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MOKA
GRINDER
1. Hopper Lid
2. Bean Hopper
3. Adjustment Icon
4. Locking Pin
5. Adjustment Guide
6. Dispenser Lid
7. Dispenser
Adjustment Knob
8. Dispenser
9. Dispensing Star
10.Tamper
11.Porta-Filter Guide
12.Dispenser Lever
13.On-Off Switch
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USE & MAINTENANCE:
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MOKA
GRINDER
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TO ACHIEVE A PERFECT GRIND FROM YOUR MACHINE, SEVERAL “TRIAL RUNS” MAY
BE NECESSARY.
For a truly “Italian Style” espresso or cappuccino: Once the proper setting on the grinder
has been determined, it should take a PASQUINI LIVIA 15 - 18 seconds to dispense a
1 1/2-2oz. cup of “Italian Style” espresso. It should appear to have the flow consistency of
syrup as it pours into the cup. Adjust the grinder, courser or finer until you achieve the
desired result.
START - UP
“TRIAL RUN”
1.Load beans into Bean Hopper (2). Do not exceed 2 - 3 day supply.
2.Turn grinder On. Grind enough coffee to fill a double-cup porta-filter.
Using measuring spoon (“B” see page 5) supplied with machine, use 2 spoonfuls.
Test by making espresso coffee. Watch for the flow consistency.
(See “adjustments”, page 20).
3.Set the desired degree of coarseness / fineness of ground coffee by pushing down on
the Locking Pin (4) to free the Adjustment Ring (3). Turn clockwise (toward the “-”) for
finer grind, and counter-clockwise ( toward the “+”) for coarser grind. Turn towards
desired setting and release the Locking Pin (4), allowing adjustment ring to move into
the next notch. This will lock it into the desired setting.
NOTE: The higher numbers represent a courser grind. The lower numbers represents a
finer grind.
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ADJUSTMENTS
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DISPENSING 1. COARSENESS / FINENESS ADJUSTMENT
•If the coffee flow is too fast (i.e. rippling out), the coffee is too coarse; adjust for a
finer grind. Rotate ring clockwise (toward the “-”) or a lower number. Figure A.
Figure A: Rotate Adjustment Ring Clockwise for Finer
•If the coffee flow is too slow (i.e.dripping), the coffee is too fine; adjust for a coarser
grind. Rotate ring counter-clockwise (toward the “+”) or a higher number. Figure B.
Figure B: Rotate Adjustment Ring Counter-Clockwise for Coarser
NOTES ABOUT ADJUSTMENT RING (3):
1.Always grind enough for 2 cups and taste your results.
2.After each adjustment, grind approximately 2 seconds and clear the Dispenser
(8) of any remaining coffee from the previous test by using the dispenser lever.
Once dispenser is clean, proceed with the next “trial run”.
2. DISPENSING INTO PORTA-FILTER
Pull Dispenser Lever (12) forward completely one time to dispense 1 cup, and 2 times
to dispense 2 cups.
2A. DISPENSING WITH SELF GRINDER
???Pull Dispenser Lever (12A) forward compl
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ADJUSTMENTS
(CONT.) 3. AMOUNT OF GROUND COFFEE TO BE DISPENSED
Adjust the amount of ground coffee that is dispensed into the porta-filter by rotating the
Dispenser Adjustment Knob (7) inside the dispensing chamber:
•Clockwise to Decrease the amount dispensed, and
•Counter-clockwise to Increase the amount dispensed.
The Dispensing Star (9) should be completely covered to a level of approximately 1”
above the star as measured from the side of the chamber.
Note: This adjustment should be necessary only one time.
4. DISPENSING
When dispensing, the proper amount in the porta-filter after tamping should leave
approximately 1/4” of rim visible. Too much ground coffee in the porta-filter will prevent
it from engaging into the group head of the espresso machine.
Note: 1. Do not dispense a single-cup dose in a double-cup porta-filter.
2. Be sure to pack coffee with tamper before installing in machine.
5. MORE TIPS
1.Other factors which may necessitate an adjustment are the degree of humidity in the
air and the type of coffee used. Some coffees have more oil content than others. Your
flow results and your taste buds should tell you when an adjustment is appropriate.
2.Never put ground coffee into the bean hopper.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the appliances presented in this publication
without notice.
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