FILLING THE WATER TANK DURING USE Always check the water level in the tank
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If the coffee grinder fails to start again and remains blocked, press the On/Off button ( ) to turn off the appliance.
Repeatedly turn the bezel for adjusting the grinding level (P) left and right (Fig. ).
Repeat the procedure as previously described to try to restore proper operation of the coffee grinder.
If the operation is not successful after several attempts, contact the closest Authorised Service Centre.
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When setting the appliance out of service, unplug the power cord from the power outlet, empty and clean the water tank as well as the drip tray (see paragraph “Maintenance of the appliance”).
In case of scrapping you will be required to separate the various materials used in the construction of the appliance and dispose of them according to their composition and to the applicable laws in the country of use.
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Warning!
In case of dysfunctions, immediately turn off the appliance and unplug the power cord from the outlet.
PROBLEMS CAUSES REMEDIES
The appliance is not dispensing hot water and/or steam.
Air has probably entered the circuit and deactivated the pump.
Check that the water tank is properly inserted and that the level does not drop below the minimum level indicated on the tank.
The hole of the steam/hot water wand is clogged.
Remove possible scale deposits from the nozzle hole by using the provided needle.
There is little water and the pump
does not suck. Turn off the appliance.
Remove the tank. Check the tank water level is correct.
If needed, ¿ll the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level. Insert the water tank into its seat (Fig. 9).
Switch on the appliance.
If problem persists, call the Service Centre.
Coffee overÀowing from the ¿lter edges.
Probably too much ground coffee has been put into the ¿lter holder that has prevented to fully tighten the ¿lter holder in its housing.
Remove and disconnect the ¿lter holder slowly because any remaining pressure could cause splashes or sprays. Clean the coupling seat with a sponge (Fig.
). Reduce the amount of ground coffee and repeat the procedure.
Ground coffee has remained on the
¿lter holder connection seat.
Clean the gasket again with a sponge (Fig. ).
The spouts of the ¿lter containing coffee powder are clogged.
Remove and disconnect the ¿lter holder slowly because any remaining pressure could cause splashes or sprays. Clean the ¿lter spouts by means of a brush or the provided needle. Clean the ¿lter as described in paragraph “Cleaning cycle”.
The coffee is too watery and cold.
Coffee grinding is too coarse. To obtain a more concentrated and hotter coffee, you must use a more ¿nely grounded blend.
Try using a ¿ner grinding level.
If this is the ¿rst coffee you are making, the ¿lter might be cold.
Try to heat up the ¿lter before making coffee as described in paragraph “How to distribute coffee for coffee and milk-based beverages”.
The coffee grinder is blocked or noisy.
Impurities among coffee beans have caused the grinder to get blocked.
Read paragraph “Unlocking the coffee grinder”.
E[cessive amount of
distributed coffee. The amount of distributed coffee for
or cups has not been properly adjusted.
Reduce the amount of distributed coffee.
E[cessive amount of ground coffee in the
¿lter.
The amount of ground coffee for
or cups has not been properly adjusted.
Reduce the amount of ground coffee.
During steam distribution, the appliance makes noise.
The noise is due to the water pump which is working at higher pressures during steam distribution.
1o intervention needed. Proper operation.
During coffee distribution, the appliance makes an unusual noise.
There is little water and the pump
does not suck. Turn off the appliance.
Remove the tank. Check the tank water level is correct.
If needed, ¿ll the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level. Insert the water tank into its seat (Fig. 9).
Switch on the appliance.
If problem persists, call the Service Centre.
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PROBLEMS CAUSES REMEDIES
The appliance is not distributing hot water and steam.
The nozzle hole is clogged. Remove possible scale deposits from the steam/hot water dispensing spout hole by using the provided needle (Fig. 6).
Milk is not frothed
enough. 1ot enough steam. Remove possible scale deposits from the steam/hot water dispensing spout hole by using the provided needle (Fig. 6).
The appliance has
stopped working. The internal protection of the coffee
grinder electric motor has started. Turn off the appliance and let it cool down for about 6
minutes.
The coffee grinder is blocked or makes a loud noise.
Impurities among coffee beans have caused the grinder to get blocked.
Read paragraph “Unlocking the coffee grinder”.
Coffee is not dispensed or is dispensed too slowly.
The perforated disc located in the coupling seat of the ¿lter holder has the holes clogged.
Start the appliance without inserting the ¿lter holder letting some water run. If water keeps running unevenly through the holes, carry out the descaling procedure as described in paragraph “Descaling cycle”.
The spouts of the ¿lter containing
coffee powder are clogged. Remove and disconnect the ¿lter holder slowly because any remaining pressure could cause splashes or sprays. Clean the ¿lter spouts by means of a brush or the provided needle. Clean the ¿lter as described in paragraph “Cleaning cycle”.
Coffee grinding is too ¿ne. Try using a coarser grinding level.
Coffee powder is too pressed. Press the coffee inside the ¿lter using less pressure.
The amount of distributed water is scarce.
Try increasing the amount of distributed water.
The tank is not fully inserted. Properly install the tank.
There is little water and the pump does not suck.
Turn off the appliance.
Remove the tank. Check the tank water level is correct.
If needed, ¿ll the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level. Insert the water tank into its seat (Fig. 9).
Switch on the appliance.
If problem persists, call the Service Centre.
Empty water tank. Fill the water tank with fresh water up to the MAX level (Fig. ).