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9. Cleaning
DANGER! Risk of electric
shock!
Pull out the mains plug 11 from the wall
socket before cleaning the coffee ma-
chine.
The coffee machine and the power ca-
ble with mains plug 11 must not be im-
mersed in water or other liquids.
DANGER! Risk of injury
through scalding!
The coffee machine becomes very hot
during operation. Allow it to cool down
before cleaning.
WARNING! Risk of material damage!
Do not use any astringent or abrasive
cleaning agents.
9.1 After every use
Clean the device after every use, if possible.
1. Pull the mains plug 11 out of the wall
socket.
2. Fold open the cover 15 using the cover
handle 16.
3. Only for the permanent filter 2: open the
handle 1 of the permanent filter, remove
the permanent filter and rinse it out un-
der running water.
4. Fold up the handle 3 of the filter hold-
er 4 and remove the filter holder.
- Only for paper filters: dispose of the
used paper filter.
5. Rinse out the filter holder 4 with warm
water.
6. Rinse the pot 8 and its lid 12 with clear
water. Only in the case of stubborn resi-
dues should you use a little mild deter-
gent and a soft rinsing brush. Then rinse
all parts thoroughly with clear water.
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7. Wipe down the coffee machine and the
power cable 11 with a damp cloth
when required. Dry with a dry cloth.
8. Allow all parts to dry completely before
you put them away or use the device
again.
Dishwasher
The following parts are dishwasher-safe:
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Pot 8 + lid 12
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Filter holder 4
-
Permanent filter 2
-
Coffee spoon 10
9.2 Descaling
Time intervals for descaling
The intervals for descaling are dependent
on the hardness of the water, and how often
you use the device. Where the hardness of
the water is medium or high, we recommend
descaling monthly.
If using tap water, you can find out the hard-
ness of the water in the area where you live
by inquiring at your local waterworks.
After some time, the boiling process will re-
sult in limescale being deposited in parts of
the coffee machine (depending on the hard-
ness of the water used). You should remove
this at regular intervals, because otherwise
the power consumption of the device will in-
crease.
1. Turn off the coffee machine and allow it
to cool down completely.
2. Pour the descaling agent into the water
tank 14. Use a liquid, environmentally
friendly descaling agent based on citric
acid, and follow the instructions of the
manufacturer.
3. Fill the water tank 14 to the 8 cup
marking.
4. Close the cover 15 of the water
tank 14.
5. It is very important that the pot 8
has a closed lid 12 when it is
placed on the hot plate 9.
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