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Parts and controls
Fig.
A
1 Button
for 1 or 2 small cups
2 on/off mains switch
3 Indicator light
4 Button
for 1 or 2 normal cups
5 Detachable water tank
6 Locking lever
7 Drawer
8 Height adjustable coffee outlet
9 Storage grille
10 Detachable collecting tray
11 Pad holder for 1 cup
12 Pad holder for 2 cups
Before using your
appliance for the first time
Switching on the appliance
S
Plug in the appliance.
S
Remove the water tank, fill with fresh, cold
water up to the max mark and re insert
(Fig.
).
B
S
Press mains switch 2 on/off, the red
indicator light 3 lights up.
S
Rinse the appliance with the pad holder 11
already inserted but without the coffee pad.
Place a cup under the coffee outlet 8 and
press button
4.
The appliance is ready to use.
6
Making coffee
See also summary of instructions,
Figs.
.
B
Tip: Before making coffee, always operate the
appliance once without coffee pad. This will
increase the coffee temperature and improve
the aroma of the coffee.
S
Put the locking lever 6 in an upright position
and remove the drawer 7 (Fig.
S
Insert pad holder 11 or 12 for one or two
cups.
S
Depending on the selected pad holder,
insert one or two coffee pads with the
bulging side face up into the middle
of the pad holder. The ground coffee must
be distributed evenly in the pad (Fig.
S
Re insert drawer 7 all the way and secure
by putting the locking lever 6 in a horizontal
position.
S
Place suitably sized cup(s) under the outlet 8
and adjust the height of the coffee outlet 8
to the cup(s) to prevent splashes (Fig.
S
Press the ON button
Press 1x
= one small cup
Press 2x
= two small cups
Press 1x
= one normal cup
Press 2x
= two normal cups
Coffee now runs at intervals into the cup(s).
After each brewing process, dispose of the
coffee pad for reasons of hygiene and to
prevent it from sticking (Fig.
locking lever 6 as soon as brewing ends.
d
Risk of burns
The coffee pad is very hot; before removing,
leave to cool down a little.
).
B
B
B
1 or
4.
or one small mug
or one large mug
). Do not open
B
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