Synesso ES.1 User manual

ES.1 User Manual

Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................................................6
Synesso Company Information..................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Serial Number:...........................................................................................................................................................................................6
In The Box...........................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Overview and Specifications..........................................................................................................................................................................7
ES.1 Dimensions........................................................................................................................................................................................7
ES.1 Machine Details................................................................................................................................................................................8
ES.1 Machine Overview........................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Installation...........................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Installation For The Home User.............................................................................................................................................................9
Water Quality........................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
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Water Quality................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
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Chapter 2. ES.1 Warranty....................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
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Liability................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Safety Warnings...............................................................................................................................................................................................11
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Safety Warnings.......................................................................................................................................................................................11
Chapter 3. Water Reservoir, Plumbing, Electrical Specifications, and Requirements..............................................................................13
Water Reservoir...............................................................................................................................................................................................13
Electrical Requirements.................................................................................................................................................................................13
Chapter 4. Getting Started With ES.1.................................................................................................................................................................14
Start Up............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Touch Screen Navigation...............................................................................................................................................................................15
Start Screen Overview...........................................................................................................................................................................16
Pull A Manual Shot......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Saving A Manual Shot........................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Chapter 5. Programs Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Running A Program........................................................................................................................................................................................22
Editing A Program..........................................................................................................................................................................................22
Create A Program.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Chapter 6. Software and Firmware Updates................................................................................................................................................... 27
Chapter 7. Maintenance and Cleaning.............................................................................................................................................................. 28
ES.1 Machine Cleaning and Maintenance Schedule............................................................................................................................... 28
Safe Mode....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Auto Backflush............................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Preparing the ES.1 For Storage or Shipping............................................................................................................................................. 30
Chapter 8. Menus, Settings, and Flowcharts...................................................................................................................................................33
Home Screen Menu.......................................................................................................................................................................................33
ES.1 Brewing Process....................................................................................................................................................................................33

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Programs Menu.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 34
Auto Backflush............................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
User Settings...................................................................................................................................................................................................36
Advanced User Settings...............................................................................................................................................................................37

Chapter 1. Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Synesso ES.1 Espresso machine. We hope you love the ES.1 as much as we do.
Before using the ES.1, please read this User Manual carefully. This manual includes essential information regarding the safety,
use, maintenance of the ES.1, and critical warranty information.
The ES.1 is a premium single group espresso machine that delivers unparallelled performance and can run off common
commercial and residential power standards. The ES.1 includes an intuitive touch screen - making operation a breeze. Operate
the ES.1 in manual mode or used a programmed recipe. Once you fine-tune the brewing process for your favorite beans: save
the recipe and recreate that espresso shot every time.
Synesso Company Information
Synesso Contact Information for customer service and technical support.
Synesso, Inc.
851B SW 34th St
Renton, WA 98057
www.synesso.com
(206) 764 - 0600
For quick reference please write your Serial Number here: ______________________________________
Serial Number:
Your ES.1 has a unique serial number; this number can be located in two places:

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Table 1. Serial Number Locations
Rear Panel General Information
In The Box
Included in the package with the ES.1, you will find the following:
•User Manual
•Electrical Plugs. You will receive an ES.1 with the appropriate cord and plug for your area. The plugs provided are
dependent on location
•ES.1 Espresso Machine (includes water reservoir)
•Accessory Package: Synesso Tamper, Milk Pitcher, Bottomless Portafilter, Double Spout Portafilter, 2 Baskets, Blind
Basket, Brew Head Cleaning Tool, Brew Head Cleaning Detergent
•Synesso USB Thumb Drive
Overview and Specifications
ES.1 Dimensions
Figure 1. Dimensional Drawing

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ES.1 Machine Details
The ES.1 is a robust espresso machine that is small enough to fit onto a home kitchen counter. The ES.1 is made from food-
safe materials, is available in 4 standard colors, and has 2 different voltage options that comply with local home and commercial
use ordinances depending on region. Before plugging in your ES.1, please ensure that your machine voltage complies with local
laws and regulations.
Table 2. Details
ES.1 Attributes Details
Size 22" x 17" x 17.5"
Weight 80 lbs
Colors Black, Blue, Red, White
Water Reservoir Volume 3.0 L
Drip Tray Volume 1.75 L
Low Temperature Tank Volume 0.5 L
Steam Tank Volume 3.25 L
Table 3. General ES.1 Materials Overview
Parts Materials
Chassis Materials Stainless Steel
Body Material Stainless Steel and Aluminum
Water Reservoir Material Polypropylene
Water Tubing Materials PFA Teflon and Copper
Boiler Material 304L Stainless Steel
Brew Head Heating Block Material Lead Free Brass
ES.1 Machine Overview
ES.1 Parts
Figure 2. ES.1 Overview
Table 4. ES.1 Part Labels
1. Serial Number 9. Tea Tap (dispenses hot water)
2. Power Cord Receptacle 10. Brew Paddle
3. On/Off Switch 11. Brew/Group Head
4. USB-A Port 12. Touch Screen
5. Cup Mat 13. Steam Wand
6. Tea Tap Button 14. Drain Tray
7. Water Intake Funnel 15. Steam Wand Actuator
8. Water Reservoir

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Figure 3. ES.1 Water Fill and Drip Pan
The drip pan cover quickly lifts out and off the machine, allowing you to pull the drip tray out to empty and clean.
Table 5. Water Fill and Drip Pan Part Labels
16. Water Fill 18. Drip Tray
17. Drip Tray Cover 19. Water Reservoir
Portafilters
The ES.1 incldes with 2 portafilters and 3 different baskets:
Table 6. Included Portafilter Parts
Bottomless Portafilter Large Basket
Double Spout Portafilter Blind Basket - for Auto Backflush cleaning process
Small Basket
Figure 4. Portafilter Parts Overview
Table 7. Portafilter Parts
1. Handle 4. Spring
2. Head 5. Basket
3. Spring Groove
Baskets press into the portafilter head and are held in place by the spring. To swap baskets, push the current basket out from
below, choose the basket you want to use, and push the basket into the portafilter head, ensuring the spring stays in the groove.
Installation
Installation For The Home User
Preparation:

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The ES.1 is 22" x 17" x 17.5 and weighs 80lbs. We recommend preparing space on your kitchen counter for the machine with
these things in mind:
1. You will need enough space on your counter for the machine and room for the power cord coming out of the rear of the
ES.1.
2. The ES.1 needs to be electrically grounded; make sure that you have appropriate outlets available for the ES.1.
3. The ES.1 can operate with either a water reservoir or be plumbed into your water system.
4. The Drain Tray holds 1.75 L and needs to be periodically drained. The ES.1 drain can be plumbed into your sewer drain.
Note: If you want to plumb the ES.1 we recommend working with a service technician or with our customer
support team as this is a more technical set up and there are some increased risks of damage to the ES.1 with a
plumbed set-up.
Water Quality
The ES.1 requires filtered water to be used in the machine. The use of unfiltered water will limit the performance and longevity
of the ES.1. Unfiltered water can result in minerals building up inside the ES.1, resulting in clogs, and will damage the machine.
See our recommended water quality standards listed in the next section. If your water does not conform to our recommended
standards you can do the following:
•Install a water filtration system
•Use bottled water
•Use distilled water with the addition of mineral packets made specifically for espresso machines
If you plan on plumbing your ES.1 we strongly recommend that you install a water filtration system and to not rely on tap water.
Water Quality
Water Quality Standards for the ES.1. Using water that complies with the water quality standards listed below will help increase
the longevity of your ES.1 as well as help ensure your coffee tastes great. Failure to adhere to the listed water quality standards
will void the warranty of this machine.
Water Standards:
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) 30 - 200 ppm (parts per million)
Total Hardness - in ppm 50 - 85 ppm
Total Hardness - in grains 3 - 5 grains (divide ppm by 17.1 to get grains)
pH 6.5 pH - 8 pH
Chloride 5 - 15 ppm (any Chlorides can be corrosive and harmful)
Total Alkalinity Less than 100 ppm
Chlorine 0 ppm
Iron 0 ppm

Chapter 2. ES.1 Warranty
13 Month Warranty
Warranty Information:
Synesso and/or your distributor warrants to the original purchaser that Synesso espresso machines are free from defects
in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for the period, commencing upon the date of shipping and
continuing for 13 months from the original date of shipment. Synesso will make a good faith effort for prompt correction or other
adjustments with respect to any non-wearing part that proves to be defective within the limited warranty period. The limited
warranty is conditional upon the purchaser's proper use of the machine. The limited warranty does not cover defects or damage
resulting from accidents, misuse, abuse, shipping damage, neglect, unusual physical, electrical, or electromechanical stress,
unauthorized customer modifications, or improper water filtration, or gross negligence.
In order to get the performance and longevity out of your ES.1, we strongly recommend the following:
1. Have a qualified Synesso Technician must complete annual Preventative Maintenance.
2. Water used in the ES.1 must meet our recommended water quality standards. Our water quality standards are listed
below.
Liability
Many jurisdictions have codes and regulations governing the sales, construction, installation, and/or use of products for certain
purposes, which may vary from area to area. While Synesso attempts to ensure that its products comply with such codes, it
cannot guarantee compliance and cannot be responsible for how the product is used or installed. Synesso’s liability is limited
to the purchase price of the product, and shall not be held liable for damages that extend beyond the product itself. Synesso’s
liability of consequential, incidental damages, indirect or direct damages for personal injury, inability to properly use this product,
loss of business profits, or interruption to business is expressly disclaimed.
Safety Warnings
The ES.1 is a high powered electric appliance, please follow these precautions to ensure your safety.
•Disconnect the ES.1 from power before cleaning or servicing.
•Read the entire manual before operating this machine.
•Steam and condensation from the Steam Wand discharge will be scalding and may cause burns.
•The Steam Wand tip and base heat up during use: do not touch these surfaces.
•Cover the Steam Wand tip or submerge the tip the tip beneath liquid in a pitcher to safely divert steam before opening the
steam valve.
•Never remove the Steam Wand from the liquid that is being heated when the valve is open.
•Never remove the portafilter from the brew head during the active brewing process.
•Keep water and moisture away from any electrical device or live power.
•Steam Tank water is heated to 250°F (121°C) or more; use caution near the steam tank.
•The brew group delivers water as hot as 210°F (99°C). Avoid exposure to this water.
Safety Warnings
Warning: The manufacturer declines any responsibility for any event leading to liability suits whenever electrical
grounding has not been completed according to current local, national, and international regulations and electrical codes
or if other electrical parts have been improperly connected.
Warning: When Using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following:
Warning: Read all instructions.
Warning: Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs.
Warning: To protect against fire, electric shock, and injury to persons or property, do not immerse cord, plugs, or ES.1
espresso machine in water or other liquid.
Warning: Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children.

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Warning: Unplug from the outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow to cool before putting on or taking off parts,
and before cleaning the appliance.
Warning: Do not operate the ES.1 with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions, or has been
damaged in any manner. Return the appliance to the nearest authorized service facility for examination, repair, or
adjustment.
Warning: The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer may result in fire, electric
shock, or injury to persons.
Warning: Do not use outdoors.
Warning: Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter, or touch hot surfaces.
Warning: Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner, or in a heated oven.
Warning: Always attach plug to appliance first, then plug cord into the wall outlet. To disconnect, turn any control to
"off," then remove plug from the wall outlet.
Warning: Do not use this appliance for other than intended use.
Warning: Save these instructions.
Warning: Hazardous Voltage. Disconnect the machine from the A/C power supply before servicing.
Warning: The machine must be installed so a qualified service technician can easily access it for maintenance.
Warning: This machine must be installed to comply with applicable local, national, and international plumbing codes.
Warning: Water emitting from the Tea Tap and Brew Head can be as hot as 210°F / 99°C.

Chapter 3. Water Reservoir, Plumbing, Electrical Specifications, and
Requirements
It is essential to the operation of the ES.1 to meet local plumbing and electrical requirements.
Water Reservoir
Each ES.1 is shipped from our factory pre-programmed to be used with the included 3L Water Reservoir located in the bottom of
the machine.
•All water used in the reservoir should meet the specified water quality standards.
•If you want to plumb the ES.1, please read the information at the end of this section and talk to a customer service
representative or ES.1 service technician.
Electrical Requirements
The ES.1 was designed to optimize the espresso experience. The ES1 is available in 100-120V and 200-240V setups. An
electrical socket and matching plug, rated at the proper voltage and amperage, are required within three feet of the machine.
Incorrect voltage can cause malfunction or damage to the ES.1. Plug or means of isolation must be easily accessible. ES.1
includes an appropriate cord and plug depending on region.
Table 8. Electrical Specifications
ES1 Model Voltage Frequency Current (Amps) Watts Current Phases Power Cord
120 V 100-120 VAC 50-60 Hz 14.8 A 1800 W Single US 120 V Plug
240 V 200-240 VAC 50-60 Hz 9.9 A 2400 W Single Plug Depend-
ing on Region
Wire Colors
North American Wire Colors
Table 9. North American Wire Color
Green Ground
White 110 V Line 1
Black 110V Line 2
Table 10. World Wide Wire Colors
Green and Yellow Ground
Brown 230 V
Blue Neutral
Attach the plug per the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure the electronics switch is OFF, then plug the power cord into the
receptacle.
Plumbing Requirements
The ES.1 is shipped standard to be used with the included internal water reservoir located at the bottom of the machine.
Alternatively, the ES.1 can be plumbed into your water system. These are the requirements needed if you want to plumb the
ES.1.
The ES.1 must be installed to comply with the applicable federal, state, or local plumbing codes. For optimal performance and
longevity please ensure that the incoming water complies with the our recommended water standards. Using the provided
stainless steel braided hose, connect the pump to the shutoff valve on the filtered cold water line. Fittings on the hoses and
pumps are 3/8” tube compression. Thread sealant or Teflon tape is not necessary. Make connections snug, but do not over-
tighten. Turn incoming water ON and check for leaks. The ES.1 requires a water supply capable of delivering water at 30 gals
(120 L) per hour.
Note:
Synesso sells a “Euro-hose” adaptor hose and fitting, which converts from a 3/8” tube fitting to a pipe fitting, suitable for
most non-US plumbing.

Chapter 4. Getting Started With ES.1
The ES.1 is quick and easy to set up.
Plug in and fill up the water reservoir (or plumb the machine into a water supply), turn the ES.1 on, and follow the touch screen
prompts. Soon you will be pulling espresso shots like a pro.
The brew paddle on the brew head is the primary mechanism you will use to operate the ES.1. Pressing the paddle to the left
will start the brewing process. Each press of the paddle to the left will advance the ES.1 through the brewing process: Pre-
Infusion, Infusion, and Ramp Down. Pressing the paddle to the right will stop the brew process or purge the brew head.
Figure 5. Brew Paddle
Sensors regulate the internal temperatures and pressures of both the Low-Temperature Tank and Steam Tank of the ES.1.
The touch screen provides detailed information about the brewing process, including summary reports of each shot pulled,
charts depicting the recorded changes in pressure and temperature that result as the brewing process progresses, and gauges
that will help guide you through the brewing process itself. The touch screen allows for the fine-tuning and adjustment of the
parameters that drive the brewing process.
Start Up
Follow the steps listed below to power and set up your ES.1 for use.
Follow these steps every time you start up the ES.1 after it has been stored or unused with the tanks drained of water. The
process will take about 30 minutes, including the time needed for temperatures and pressures to stabilize within the ES.1
To complete Start Up you will need the following items on hand:
•The power cord that shipped with the ES.1
•Grounded Outlet
•1.5 - 2 gal or 5.5-7.5 L of water
1. Locate the plug in the packaging. It should be nestled in the drain tray of the ES1. Connect the plug to the back of
the ES.1 and plug the ES.1 into your outlet.
Warning: The ES.1 needs to have a grounded connection
2. Use filtered water to fill the water reservoir. The fill inlet is located on the top panel of the ES.1 to the left of the
touch screen.
3. The touch screen will turn on. You will see the Synesso logo pop up, followed by a screen with the ES.1 logo about 20
seconds later.
4. Press the ON button located near the plug on the back panel. The ES.1 will begin to fill the Steam and Low-
Temperature tanks.
5. When the ES.1 is turned on for the first time, the on boarding sequence is activated. Follow the screen prompts to set up
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Table 11. ES.1 On Boarding
Welcome Settings Owners Hub
Table 12. On Boarding Continued
Start Up Info Auto Backflush Home Screen
6. After the ES.1 tanks have filled and the pump has stopped running, refill the water reservoir.
7. Purge the ES.1 of any air bubbles in the internal tanks and tubing.
a. Press the Tea Tap Button and run for 15s, or until all of the air sputtering noises stop.
b. Purge the Brew Head by pressing the Brew Paddle to the right. Do this 4-6 times.
8. While you are removing air from the system, the ES.1 will continue to heat the two internal boilers.
9. If needed: Top off the water reservoir one final time.
10. The ES.1 will be ready to brew when the internal temperature has stabilized around 200°F or 93°C. This process will take
about 30 minutes.
While the ES.1 is filling, heating and pressurizing the Touchscreen will walk you through the initial on-boarding process. This
process will allow you to set the following items:
1. Language
2. Measurement Units for Temperature, Volume, and Pressure
3. Date format and Date
4. Time
5. Power Save Mode Settings
6. You will be prompted to run the Automatic Backflush Process. To do so, tap on the Automatic Back Flush Button and let
the machine run through the backflush cycle. This ensures the ES.1 is clean before use.
7. Fill or top off the water reservoir to ensure there is enough water for operation.
The ES.1 is now ready for operation.
Touch Screen Navigation
Navigating and Operating the ES1 via the Touch Screen and Icons

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Start Screen Overview
The Home Screen is the main navigational start point for the ES1. The screen lists the set brewing temperature of the ES1, the
date and time, and has two menus:
1. Type of Brew Process: Program or Manual
2. List of buttons with icons that will open up important settings and functions of the ES1.
The Program button opens up a menu of saved espresso program recipes. Programs can be created and/or edited in Programs,
or they can be created by saving a Manual Shot. A Program will automatically pull a shot based off saved parameters including
time, temperature, and pressure. Once you select a program, hit the paddle to the left to start the program. The ES.1 will
automatically advance through the extraction process.
The Manual button opens up the process to guide you through pulling an espresso short where you will advance through each
extraction phase by tapping the paddle to the left .
Table 13. Home Screen Icons meaning and functions
Icon Meaning Functions
Tea Tap Opens the Tea Tap Settings Menu
Power Save Turns on power saving mode.
Screen Cleaning Locks the touch screen so the screen
can be wiped down and cleaned.
Back flush Guides the user through the
Auto-Back Flush system to
clean the Brew Head internals.
History Opens the History screen to show
a list of recent shots. A second
tab shows error/warning history.
Help Opens up a screen with a QR
code that leads to the Synes-
so website and knowledge base.
Settings Opens up the Settings menu.
Pull A Manual Shot
Operating the ES.1 in Manual Mode.

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Figure 6. Home Screen
From the start screen, the ES.1 can be operated as a fully manual espresso machine, or run a saved program. To pull a manual
shot follow these instructions.
Figure 7. Brew Paddle
1. Press the paddle to the left to start the brewing process. The duration gauge will run the entire time continuously.
2. Press the paddle to the left advance through each brew process step: Pre-Infusion, Infusion, Ramp Down. Press the
paddle to the right at any time to stop the shot.
Note: Below are some general guidelines for the duration of each step in the brew process. The duration gauge
on the left side of the screen will not stop or restart when you advance to the next stage in the brew process.
3. Watch the touchscreen gauges as you progress through the brew process to keep track of duration, pressure and
temperature.
Table 14. Brew Process Screens
Step 1: Pre-Infusion (typically 3-5s) Step 2: Infusion (typically 15-25s Step 3: Ramp Down (typically 1-3s)

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Note: The approximate times listed above are guidelines. Any of the suggested times might be too short or long
depending on your preferences, type of coffee beans, and bean grind.
4. When you have completed the brew process, and the ES.1 has ramped down, a Shot Summary Readout will appear on
the touch screen.
5. From the Shot Summary Screen, you can save the shot as a preset, view a detailed graph readout of the shot, view shot
history, or tap the back button to return to the Start Screen.
Table 15.
Pressure Flow Chart Shot History
6. When the brewing process is complete, remove the portafilter and dump the grounds. Then purge the brew head. While
the brew head is purging use the purge water to rinse off the portafilter.
Figure 8. Purging the Brew Head
If you are satisfied with your espresso, you can follow the steps in the next section to save the shot. After you save the shot it
will be a saved Program you can access again via the Program button on the Start Screen.
Saving A Manual Shot
Follow these steps to save successful espresso shots to the Programs Menu.
1. Pull a manual espresso shot.
2. On the Shot Summary screen, tap the Save button. This will bring you to the Save As screen.

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3. On the Save As screen, you can save or update an existing shot or save it as a new shot. Unless you want to update an
existing recipe, tap the New Shot button .
4. You will be prompted through a 3-step process to save the shot.
Table 16. Save A Shot Process
Name Shot Select Image/Icon Add Notes
5. Name shot. Type a name and tap the arrow/enter button to proceed to the next screen.
6. Select an icon for the shot recipe, and then tap the arrow button.
7. The last step is adding notes to the recipe. Type in any relevant notes like bean roaster, variety, and grind setting, or
anything else to help recreate the shot.
8. Hit the save button. The confirmation screen should pop up. You now have a saved recipe you can access anytime via
the Program button on the Start Screen.

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You have now saved a shot Program. Every time you want to use this program, can access it via the Program button on the
Home Screen.

Chapter 5. Programs Menu
Navigate, Edit and Organize the Programs Menu
The ES.1 has unlimited memory for Programs. Programs save shot settings such as temperature, pressure, and time so you can
consistently pull the same shot using your specified settings.
1. Click the Program button on the Home Screen.
Figure 9. Home Screen
2. If any Programs have been saved, they will be listed on the menu. To edit the menu, click on the pencil icon in the upper
right-hand corner.
Figure 10. Program Menu
3. The Programs (Edit) Menu will open. From this menu, you can rearrange saved Programs or edit and update those
Programs.
Figure 11. Program Menu Edit
4. To rearrange the Programs, click the AZ icon next to the Plus sign. An option will pop up, allowing you to arrange from
newest to oldest or in alphabetical order. You can also press and drag a Program to a different location.
5. If you tap the Plus (+) icon, you can create and save a new program.
You can pull shots from saved Programs, update existing Programs, or create new Programs from the Programs Menu. See the
instructions Pulling Shots From Programs, Creating Programs, and Editing Programs.

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Running A Program
Brewing a shot from a program is as easy as tapping on your desired program and tapping the paddle to the left.
1. Grind and then pack coffee into the portafilter. Load the portafilter into the Brew Head.
2. Tap on the Programs Button to view saved Programs.
Figure 12. Program Menu
3. Tap on the program you want to run. This will open up the program and display any essential information about the
program, including any notes saved.
Figure 13. Saved Program
4. Press the Brew Paddle to the left. This will start the brewing process. The ES.1 will run the complete program and
automatically progress through the entire extraction process.
Figure 14. Brew Paddle
5. After the shot has been pulled, the portafilter has been removed, and the grounds tossed, purge the brew head and rinse
the portafilter to clean out any residual grounds and oils from the coffee beans.
If you want to adjust any of the parameters of the preset shot, you can edit the shot from the Shot Summary Page.
Editing A Program
Edit and update a saved program.