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Hot water and steam preparation

10.1 Hot water supply

Pointer: The nozzle becomes extremely hot when

hot water and steam are being supplied. Please

avoid touching the lower part of the nozzle at

this time, as it can result in scalding.

Set the function controller (25) to the 1 or 2

cup setting. When the coffeemaker has reached

operating temperature (temperature displays

lights up), open the steam/hot water valve

(17), Fig. M. Up to 150 ml of hot water can

be drawn. The valve can also be closed before

this volume, as soon as the desired amount

of hot water is reached. If more than 150 ml

of water is required, the process must be

repeated.

10.2 Steam supply

Turn the function controller (25) to steam and

press the start key (27). The machine heats

up to steam temperature and the temperature

display (20) flashes. This process takes approx.

30 seconds. The temperature display lights

up when the required temperature is reached.

You can now place a receptacle under the milk

frother and turn open the valve (17). Hot steam

drives the Easy Cappuccino (15).

If you want to use the steam for warming

other liquids – without frothing – then remove

the whisk of the Easy Cappuccino, Fig. B. This

is done by unscrewing the lower part of the

frother – the steam pipe – and by pressing

the whisk wheel from the top out of the steam

pipe, Fig. Q. Then screw the steam pipe back

onto the Easy Cappuccino.

Make sure the seal of the Easy Cappuccino

always sits firmly.

Pointer: Due to temperature differences in the

heating system, any remaining steam has to

be discharged through the Easy Cappuccino

should coffee be required directly after steam

supply.

Place a suitable receptacle under the milk frother

(15) and set the function controller (25) to the

1 or 2 cup setting.

Now open the steam/hot water valve (17) until

water is dispensed. Then close the valve (17)

fully again. The process lasts approx. 15 seconds.

10.3 Frothing milk

Turn the function controller (25) to steam and

press the start key (27). The temperature

display (20) flashes and the machine heats up

to steam temperature. The temperature display

lights up when the required temperature is

reached.

Tip: Before frothing milk, discharge any

condensation in the pipes by opening the

steam/hot water valve until steam comes out

of the Easy Cappuccino.

Fig. N

Fill the cup or receptacle only 1/3 full. This is

because milk rises rapidly during frothing. If

you want to froth milk in a larger receptacle,

place it on the left next to the drip tray and

swing the Easy Cappuccino (15) outwards.

Push down the Easy Cappuccino (15) until it

is covered by the milk and open the steam/hot

water valve (17). The steam drives the whisk

wheel in the Easy Cappuccino, making the

milk both warm and frothy. When the milk is

frothy enough, shut off the steam supply and

push the Easy Cappuccino back to its upper

position.

Use the froth regulating knob (16) to set the

desired froth quality, Fig. O. This regulates

the supply of air. More air (turning clockwise)

produces a coarser froth and less air (turning

anticlockwise) a finer froth.

Tip: It is not the milk’s fat content which helps

produce the best froth, but its protein level. The

more protein the milk contains, the better it is

for frothing.

Pointer: Due to temperature differences in the

heating system, any remaining steam has to

be discharged through the Easy Cappuccino

should coffee be required directly after steam

supply.

Place a suitable receptacle under the milk frother

(15) and set the function controller (25) to the

1 or 2 cup setting.

Now open the steam/hot water valve (17) until

water is dispensed. Then close the valve (17)

fully again. The process lasts approx. 15 seconds.

Setting functions

11.1 Setting water hardness

It is important to set the right water hardness

to protect the coffeemaker from lime scale.

Proceed as follows:

Turn the function controller (25) to “F”

and confirm with Start.

Use the water quantity regulator (24) to set

the water hardness. (1 display light = water

hardness category 1, 4 display lights = water

hardness category 4.)

Confirm your selection with Start (27).

The display lights are extinguished and the

setting is stored.

Find out from your local water supplier about

the water hardness level in your area.

Water hardness table

11.2 Setting the timer

The appliance is equipped with a timer. The

shut-off time can be set individually between

1 and 5 hours. When the set time is up, the

appliance automatically shuts itself down. The

timer is activated automatically after the last

action.

Turn the function controller (25) to “F”

and confirm with Start.

Use the brewing strength regulator (23) to

set the timer to Auto-Shut-Off. (1 display

light means the appliance automatically

shuts down after 1 hour; 5 display lights

means it shuts down automatically after 5

hours.)

Confirm your selection with the start

key (27).

The display lights are extinguished and the

setting is stored.

Cleaning

12.1 General cleaning

Wipe the outer surfaces of the machine with

a damp cloth.

Fig. P When the drip tray (9) is full (as shown

by the level indicator (11)), remove and empty

it. For thorough cleaning, the drip grate (10)

can be removed from the drip tray (9). Use

only warm water and non-scouring agents to

clean these parts. Also clean the level indicator

(11) to ensure its continued working. Simply

pull it out. After cleaning, put all parts back

together again. Only use the machine when

it is completely re-assembled.

Occasionally wipe the Bean Select bean

container (2) with a damp cloth to remove

any coffee oil or grease.

Regularly empty the coffee grounds container

(12 ) – at least 1x a day. For this, push the coffee

outlet (13) into the upper position and pull

out the coffee grounds container to the front.

Dispose of the coffee grounds and rinse out

the container with water. The machine is only

ready for use when the coffee grounds

container has been inserted back into the

appliance.

Tip: Throw coffee grounds away with organic

waste or onto the compost heap.

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