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1 Plug the coffee maker into the mains and press the switch (1). The
orange pilot light will come on and change to green once the appliance
is ready to make the coffee.
2 Next, press the steam switch (3) and wait until its pilot light comes on.
3 When the pilot light comes on, insert the steamer (10) into the liquid to
be heated and gradually open the steam nozzle control (9). Always
handle the steam nozzle (10) by the protective handle (11), to avoid
potential burns.
4 After using, we recommend you clean any traces of dirt on the inside. To
do this:
5 Place an empty container beneath it, turn on the steamer switch (9)
again and let the steam out.
6 Turn off the steam switch (3).
7 If you are going to use the steamer (10) continually to heat a large
amount of liquid (more than around 100 ml), proceed as follows: once
the steam has lost pressure (there is no force), close the steam nozzle
(9) control and turn the coffee extraction selector (2) until a little water
comes out of the coffee outlet area. Then, wait until the steam switch
pilot light (3) comes back on. Repeat these steps as often as you
consider necessary.
8 If you want to make coffee after using the steam nozzle, it is advisable
to allow two cups of water to run out through the filter holder (with no
coffee in the filter) to ensure that the next cup of coffee comes out at the
right temperature.
• The maximum steam draw-off time is about 1 min.
5 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Unplug the coffee maker from the mains.
Clean the tank and filter holder regularly. We recommend allowing 1-2
cups of water to run through the filter holder (with no coffee in the filter),
to clean the filter holder.
Do not use alcohol, solvents or abrasive products to clean the coffee
maker or tray, just a soft damp cloth.
Cleaning the filter holder
Clean the filter holder (4) thoroughly from time to time. To do so, proceed
as indicated below (fig. 8):
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
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