LUND 68510 Manual Original página 14

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Coff ee brewing
Choose a brewing fi lter. The brewing fi lter with a smaller capacity is appropriate for preparing one cup of coff ee, whereas the
brewing fi lter with bigger capacity - for preparing two cups. Place the brewing fi lter in the fi lter holder (III). Using the supplied meas-
uring spoon, put the ground coff ee beans into the brewing fi lter, and tamp with the measuring spoon fl at element. The coff ee level
must not be higher than the brewing fi lter edge. Thoroughly clean the brewing fi lter and the fi lter holder from the coff ee residues.
Caution! The coff ee beans for the coff ee machine should be ground in an appropriate manner. They must not be ground too fi ne
or too coarse. If the beverage is extracted too slowly from the fi lter holder spout, this means that the coff ee has been ground too
fi ne. If the beverage does not reach suffi cient intensity level, it means that the coff ee has been ground too coarse. Choose the
correct manner of grounding coff ee experimentally.
Attach the fi lter holder with the brewing fi lter and coff ee in the coff ee maker housing socket. Rotate the fi lter holder using the
handle in such a way as it points to the "UNLOCK" symbol and place it in the housing socket (IV). Holding it at the same height,
turn it to the right as far as it will go. The handle of the correctly placed fi lter holder is perpendicular to the front coff ee maker wall
(V) and indicates "LOCK" symbol.
Place a vessel on the drip tray to which the coff ee (VI) will fl ow. The fi lter holder has two spouts, and the vessel should be posi-
tioned so that both streams of the beverage are delivered to it.
Press one of the coff ee dosage buttons. The single or double coff ee button means that the machine will automatically stop the
water fl ow when the coff ee is brewed. This will be indicated by an audible signal. The amount of beverage for a single coff ee is
appropriate for an espresso coff ee.
The manual coff ee dosage button allows any amount of water to pass through the beans. Stop the water fl ow by pressing this
button again. Observe the vessel so that it is not overfi lled.
After the coff ee is brewed, the coff ee maker will automatically reheat. Take the vessel with the beverage from the drip tray.
WARNING! The vessel with the beverage is hot, grasp its handle, or, if there is no handle, secure your hand with a heat-resistant
glove.
If further beverages are to be prepared, dismantle the fi lter holder from the housing, pour out the beans, rinse the brewing fi lter,
and the fi lter holder with a jet of lukewarm water, wipe dry. Next, fi ll the brewing fi lter with another portion of ground beans and
attach the fi lter holder to the appliance and prepare another beverage according to the procedure described above.
Otherwise, turn off the appliance by pressing the power switch, then remove the fi lter holder with the brewing fi lter and clean both
elements from the coff ee beans.
Milk frothing
WARNING! When frothing the milk, hot steam under pressure comes out of the nozzle. This can lead to splashing the milk. Secure
the hand holding the milk container with a heat-resistant glove.
WARNING! The nozzle is only used to froth the milk. Do not froth other food products, e.g., cream, condensed milk, yoghurt, etc.
The coff ee maker is equipped with the nozzle allowing for heating and frothing milk. Pour the milk into a separate vessel, such
as a mug.
Tilt the nozzle so that it is outside the appliance housing (VII). Turn on the coff ee maker by pressing the power switch. Next, push
the steam button; the indicator light starts to fl ash in red. Wait until the heating is complete, the indicator lamp will start to illuminate
constantly in red. Place the vessel under the nozzle so that its end is about 1 cm below the surface of the milk. Then turn the steam
controller knob anticlockwise; the steam will start to come out of the nozzle, heating the milk and frothing it. Turn the knob to adjust
the steam jet intensity. Once the milk temperature has reached about 75 C and the frothy milk starts to expand, turn the knob
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clockwise as far as possible so that the knob protruding part is facing upwards. This will end the milk frothing process. Turn off the
coff ee maker by pressing the power switch. Wait until the nozzle cools down and then clean it from milk residues.
Hot water function
The milk frothing nozzle can be used to obtain hot water, e.g., to warm up a coff ee pot. Turn on the coff ee maker by pressing the
power switch. Next, push the steam button; the indicator light starts to fl ash in red. Wait until the heating is complete, the indicator
lamp will start to illuminate constantly in red. Place a vessel under the nozzle outlet, into which hot water will be poured. Then turn
the steam controller knob anticlockwise until water starts to fl ow out of the nozzle. Observe the water level in the vessel so that it is
not overfi lled. To end the water fl ow, rotate the knob as far as it will go clockwise so that the knob protruding part is facing upwards.
Heating plate
The top surface has a metal heating plate which heats up when the machine is warmed up and remains warm for some time. The
plate is used to heat up coff ee vessels. Place a dry and clean vessel upside down on the plate. It will be warmed up after a while.
After washing and drying the vessel, it is recommended that you place it on the coff ee maker plate to raise its temperature before
preparing another beverage.
Caution! Even when the coff ee machine is disconnected from the power supply by removing the plug from the socket outlet, the
plate remains warm for some time. This is the eff ect of thermal inertia. Do not accelerate the plate cooling in any way.
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