Use & Care Guide

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Use and care manual

CMP250711

Fully Automatic Espresso Machine

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*DJJHQDX Use and care manual CMP250711 Fully Automatic Espresso Machine
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en-us Table of Contents Us e a n d c a r e ma n ua l How to use these instructions 3 Individual beverages 20 9 Safety Definitions 3 Child lock 21 IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4 Activating the child lock Deactivating the child lock 21 21 Proposition 65 Warning: 6 General settings 22 Environmental protection 7 Saving energy Disposing in an environmentally responsible manner 7 7 Setting the milk container weight Messages 24 24 Daily care and cleaning 25 Getting to know your appliance
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Safety Definitions How to use these instructions 9 Safety Definitions You can open up the front cover of this instruction manual. There you will find illustrations of the appliance with each part numbered. These numbers will be referred to throughout the text. Example: brewing unit (15) SafetyDfintos9 WARNING These instructions also show display texts and symbols in a special way. This enables you to clearly see where we refer to texts or symbols that are marked or displayed on the appliance.
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9 IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following: READNSAVETHSINTRUCIONS 1. Please read and follow the operating instructions carefully and keep them for later reference. If the unit is transferred to another party, please be sure to include these instructions. 11. Do not let cord hang over edge of table or countertop, or touch hot surfaces. 12.
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9 IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 9 WARNING 9 WARNING To reduce risk of fire and electric shock:! To avoid the risk of injury:! Installation Do not drink or come into contact with cleaning or descaling materials. Keep cleaning materials and descaling tablets out of the reach of children. They may be toxic. Connect and operate the appliance only according to the rating plate specifications. Use appliance only with transformer which is identified as Type 8001010566.
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9 IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 9 CAUTION To avoid the risk of injury: Do not reach into the grinding unit. Be careful not to pinch your fingers when closing the door. A misuse of the appliance can potentially lead to injury. 9 CAUTION To avoid the risk of burns: The beverage outlet gets very hot. After use, allow to cool down first before touching. After use, the heating element surfaces and warming plate can retain heat. Wait until cool before touching.
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Environmental protection 7 en-us Environmental protection EnvirometalprotecinS aving energy ▯ If the appliance is not being used, switch it off. ▯ Set the interval for automatic switch-off to the lowest value. ▯ If possible, do not interrupt coffee or milk froth dispensing. Stopping a process prematurely results in higher energy consumption and the drip tray fills up more quickly. ▯ Descale the appliance regularly to avoid a build-up of limescale.
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en-us Getting to know your appliance Getting to know your appliance GetingtokwyuraplinceU se this section to familiarize yourself with your new appliance. The control panel and the individual operating controls are explained. You will also be informed about the accessories. Further information about the appliance, such as how to change the opening angle of the door, can be found in the enclosed installation instructions.
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Getting to know your appliance en-us Assembly and components 9
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en-us 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Getting to know your appliance Display and controls Shelf, e.g.
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Getting to know your appliance en-us Colors and display Door opening Colors You can open the recessed handle on the side by hand. The various colors serve to guide you in the various adjustment situations. Orange First settings Blue Main functions, messages Basic settings White Cleaning Adjustable values Appearance The symbols, values and displays may change, depending on the situation.
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en-us Switching the appliance on and off Accessories Switching the appliance on and off The fully automatic espresso machine has a drawer for storing accessories such as the quick reference guide or measuring spoon inside the appliance. After opening the door, you can use the magnetic holder and the clip for the individual parts, such as the milk hose set. The holder for the milk tube is situated on the inside of the door.
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Setting up the appliance Sleep mode The appliance goes into sleep mode if the function selector is turned to 0 or if the child lock is activated. The brightness of the display is dimmed in sleep mode during the first few minutes. en-us Setting up the appliance SetingupthealincN ote: Only use the appliance in frost-free rooms. If the appliance was transported or stored at temperatures below 32 °F (0 °C), you must wait for at least 3 hours before using it.
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en-us Water filter Setting water hardness It is important to set the water hardness correctly, so that the appliance indicates accurately when the descaling program should be run. The preset water hardness is level 4. If a water softening unit is installed in the household, select the "Water softening unit" setting. You can check the water hardness using the enclosed test strip or by asking your local water supplier. 1.
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Filling the water tank and the bean container Inserting the water filter New water filters must always be rinsed after being fitted. en-us Filling the water tank and the bean container 1. Rotate the function selector to S. 2. Select "Change water filter" using the rotary selector. 3. Touch the ™ symbol. 4. Fit the water filter in the water tank and then fill the tank with water up to the "max" mark.
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en-us Preparing beverages Preparing beverages PrepaingbverasB everage selection Notes ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ The integrated fan switches on each time a beverage is dispensed and switches off again after a few minutes. The very first cup of coffee dispensed will not develop the full aroma. The same applies if the machine has not been used for some time. The appliance is preprogrammed with the standard factory settings for optimal operation.
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Preparing beverages Preparing coffee using freshly ground beans en-us 9. Set the temperature using the rotary selector. The appliance must be switched on. The water tank and bean container must be filled. 1. Rotate function selector to position 2. +RW 10. Press ™ to confirm the settings. 11. Start with I. The beverage is brewed and then dispensed into the cup. 2. Use the rotary selector to select the desired beverage, e.g. coffee.
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en-us Preparing beverages Preparing coffee using ground coffee Preparing coffee with milk The appliance must be switched on and the water tank must be filled. 9 WARNING Risk of burns! The milk system becomes very hot. After use, always let it cool down before you touch it. Important: Remove cups or glasses before opening the door, as they may fall otherwise. 1. Rotate function selector to position 2. 2. Open the door. 3.
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Preparing beverages Using a milk carton or other container: ▯ Open the door. ▯ Push the beverage dispenser down completely. ▯ Remove the cover of the beverage dispenser towards the front. ▯ Feed the milk system's milk hose outward through the opening at the top. ▯ Attach the magnetic holder to the appliance. ▯ Place the full milk carton on the right next to the beverage dispenser. Connect the milk tube to the milk hose and then guide the milk tube into the milk carton.
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en-us Individual beverages 4. Place a cup or glass under the beverage dispenser. 5. Touch the C symbol. Individual beverages 6. Set the size using the rotary selector. 7. Touch the C symbol. 8. Set the temperature using the rotary selector. 9. Press ™ to confirm. 10. Start with I. IndivualbevrgsY ou can define and store instructions for up to 8 different individual beverages. 1. Turn the function selector to one of the 8 memory locations. The water is heated and then flows into the cup or glass.
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Child lock en-us Child lock 7RPV &DSSXFFLQB ChildockT he appliance has a child lock to prevent children operating it accidentally. Notes ▯ 4. Save with ™ or cancel and exit the menu with '. 5. Start with I. Depending on the beverage selected, the beans will be ground first, then the milk prepared and finally the coffee brewed. Notes ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ While the beverage is dispensed, the & symbol is displayed. Touch this symbol to stop the beverage being prepared.
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en-us General settings General settings GenralstingI n the general settings, you can adapt your appliance individually. 5. Touch the % symbol. 1. Set the program selector to S. 7. Save with ™ or cancel with ' and quit the current 2. Select "General setting" with the rotary selector. 3. Touch the ™ symbol. 4. Set the required general setting with the rotary selector. 6. Set the general setting with the rotary selector. general setting. 8.
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General settings Capacity Unit of weight +/-5 ml (0,2 fl.oz.) to 60 ml (2 fl.oz.) Adjust the capacity to individual cup sizes. First select the beverage and then set the capacity.
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en-us General settings Setting the milk container weight Messages Using the weight, the appliance detects the quantity of milk in the milk container to ensure that there is always sufficient milk to dispense a Latte Macchiato, for example. If there is too little milk in the container, a corresponding message will be displayed.
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Daily care and cleaning en-us Daily care and cleaning 7. Wipe out the inside of the appliance (drip tray holder DailycreandligD aily care 8. Insert the dry parts, such as the ground coffee drawer. Every time the appliance is switched on or switched to 0, it rinses automatically. Exception: The appliance was only switched off a few minutes beforehand or no coffee beverage was dispensed before it was switched to 0.
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en-us Daily care and cleaning Cleaning the milk system automatically 1. Rotate function selector to S. 3. Detach the milk hose, dismantle the top and bottom sections of the beverage dispenser. 2. Use the rotary selector to select "Clean milk frothing system". 3. Touch the ™ symbol. The cleaning program starts. The notes on the display guide you through the program. 4. Open the door. 5.
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Daily care and cleaning Cleaning the milk container For reasons of hygiene, the milk container should be cleaned regularly. Only the individual parts of the lid are suitable for dishwasher use. Clean the stainless steel milk container by hand using a gentle cleaning agent. en-us 10. Remove the cover and clean the filter under running water. 11. Thoroughly clean the connecting taps on the brewing unit.
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en-us Service programs Service programs Notes ▯ Servicpograms( See also the quick reference guide) Every so often – the exact frequency depends on usage and water hardness – one of the following messages will appear on the display in place of the coffee selection: ▯ Please change water filter ▯ Please clean ▯ Please descale ▯ Please clean and descale ▯ ▯ Then the ) warning symbol lights up.
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Service programs Cleaning Duration: approx. 5 minutes en-us 7. Remove the milk tube from the milk container, wipe it down and insert the end of the milk tube into the hole on the coffee residue container. Clean the brewing unit before the start of the service program. ~ "Cleaning the brewing unit" on page 27 1. Rotate function selector to S. 2. Select "Cleaning program" using the rotary selector. 3. Touch the ™ symbol. The cleaning program starts.
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en-us Service programs Cleaning and descaling Duration: approx. 26 minutes The cleaning and descaling program combines the individual cleaning and descaling functions. If the two programs are due at about the same time, your fully automatic espresso machine will automatically suggest running this combined service program. Clean the brewing unit before the start of the service program. ~ "Cleaning the brewing unit" on page 27 1. Rotate function selector to S. 2.
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Emptying program Emptying program Technical specifications EmptyingroamT he emptying program is a service program which is Power connection with transformer type 8001010566 (voltage - frequency) Power rating Maximum static pump pressure Maximum water tank capacity (without filter) Maximum capacity of the coffee bean container Length of power cable (Power socket - transformer) Dimensions (appliance without transformer) HxWxD Weight, empty (appliance without transformer) Type of grinding unit used to rem
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en-us Simple troubleshooting Simple troubleshooting Simpletroubleshing Problem The personally selected capacity is not reached. Coffee dispensing slows to a trickle or stops completely. Cause The grinding level is too fine. The ground coffee is too fine. The appliance is heavily calcified. The brewing unit is soiled. The hot water is milky or tastes of milk or coffee. The coffee has no crema. The milk hose has not been removed. Milk or coffee residue in the beverage dispenser.
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Simple troubleshooting en-us Problem Cause The brewing unit cannot be inserted. Brewing unit in the wrong position. The protective cover of the brewing unit cannot be properly attached. There is water under the drip tray. Display screen "Milk container connected?" despite connected milk container. No milk dispensed despite filled milk container. The milk container is empty, but no message is displayed. Display screen "High or low voltage". Display screen "Let appliance cool down".
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en-us Simple troubleshooting Problem Water dripped onto the inner floor of the appliance when the drip tray was removed. Display screen "Switch off appliance" Cause Drip tray was removed too soon. Appliance is too warm. Brewing unit soiled. Display screen "Contact customer The appliance has encounservice". tered an error. If you are unable to solve the problem, always call the hotline. 34 Remedial action Wait a few seconds after the last drink was dispensed before removing the drip tray.
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