Automatic Standby; Cleaning And Maintenance - Krups SOLO DIECAST XP601050 Mode D'emploi

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5. AUTOMATIC STANDBY

For safety and energy saving reasons, the XP6010 espresso machine is equipped with automatic standby:
n Your machine will automatically switch to standby when it has not been used for more than 30 minutes.
The TEMPERATURE light goes out and the ON light (h3) will remain lit but less bright. The main
electricity supply to your machine (thermo block heating included) is interrupted.
n To restart the machine, turn the START/STOP button to 0. Wait a few seconds and switch the machine
back on by turning the START/STOP button to (I).

6. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

To ensure that your KRUPS espresso Machine works for many years, we advise you to perform regular
maintenance.
Important
- Before any cleaning, disconnect the machine's power cord and ensure that the
machine is cold.
- None of the machine's parts can be put in the dishwasher.
Regular cleaning of filters and filter holder
n After each use, clean the filter and the filter holder under warm water.
n Regularly check that the sieves at the bottom of the filters are not blocked. If necessary, use a fine
needle (not supplied) to unblock the holes. You can also wipe the upper surface of the sieves using a
synthetic brush and run the filters under warm water to remove any dirt.
Clean the filters thoroughly
If you notice a problem dispensing coffee, it may be that the filter is blocked. In this case, clean thoroughly:
n Using a cross recess unscrew the central screw.
n Remove the stainless steel sieve.(fig.9).
n Clean all the parts in warm water.
n Hold to the light to check that there is no residue blocking the holes. If so, clean more thoroughly taking
care to remove any particles using a synthetic brush or a fine needle.
Important
Ensure that the different parts are dry before assembling:
place the sieve in the filter and tighten the screw.
Cleaning the group head
n The base of the group head must be cleaned regularly using a non-abrasive cloth soaked in water. This is
to remove all remaining coffee grounds from the sieve and in the filter holder housing system.
n Residual coffee grounds can also get blocked in the group head's peripheral cylinder. In this case, this can
be removed using a small fine object which is not pointed or a toothpick.
IMPORTANT
You are advised to operate your machine regularly with the filter holder in place but without coffee,
to remove any coffee residue.
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