Heating Up Liquids - Fagor CR-1000 Manual De Instrucciones

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6. HEATING UP LIQUIDS

Fill the carafe up with water to the
and empty this water into the tank. Close the
lid. Put the container with the liquid under the
steam pipe (d) and turn the function selector to
.
When you have finished heating up the liquid,
turn the function selector back to "0". Then
repeat points 5 and 6 of the process described
in the previous section above.
7. CLEANING
Before cleaning the appliance, unplug it and
allow it to cool down. Clean the removable
parts with warm water and dry them
carefully before replacing them again. The
drip tray and grid can be removed for
cleaning.
Clean the outside of the coffee maker with a
slightly damp cloth. Do not use solvents or
abrasive products to clean it.
Do not submerge the appliance in water or
place it under the tap.
Cleaning the steam nozzle:
Clean the outside of the steam pipe with a
damp cloth immediately after use. Expel a
short jet of steam after each use. If the
obstruction persists, clean the nozzle
carefully using a fine needle.
Important: Do not insert any objects into
the steam nozzle while steam is being
expelled, as this could cause burns.
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8. DESCALING
We recommend descaling the coffee maker
once a month, although this may vary
depending on water hardness and frequency
of use.
Use water and vinegar as follows:
• Dissolve 4 spoonfuls of vinegar in 2 cups
of water and pour this water/vinegar
solution into the tank.
• Switch on the coffee maker. Allow half of
the solution to come out through the water
outlet filter and the other half through the
steam pipe (c).
• Repeat this process twice.
• Then run the coffee maker 2 or 3 times
with only water in it, to remove any vinegar
residues.
9. WASTE ELIMINATION
The materials used in the
packaging, product and
accessories can be recycled.
Correct separation of waste
materials will allow recyclable
materials to be re-used.
When the appliance is no longer useful, you
should cut its cord to put it out of action and
dispose of it using a suitable waste
elimination procedure. For further
information on this matter, consult your local
authorities.
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