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Operating and Installation Instructions
Built-in Coffee System
To prevent accidents and machine damage, you absolutely must read these instructions before installation or use.
en – US, CA M.-Nr. 10 214 560
Contents
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................. 5
Preparing your appliance for an extended vacation .............................................. 14
Coffee pot: Preparing several cups of coffee one after the other.......................... 31
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Contents
User profiles: Creating and editing your own drinks........................................ 44
Changing drinks: Changing portion sizes, parameters and names ....................... 44
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Contents
Remove the brew unit and wash by hand ........................................................ 68
Accessing the "Maintenance" menu................................................................. 69
Packaging material / Disposal of old machine ................................................. 92
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these instructions carefully to prevent accidents and machine damage.
This appliance complies with current safety requirements. Improp‐ er use of the appliance can cause personal injury and material damage. Read this safety information carefully before operating the appliance.
They contain important information on the safe installation, opera‐ tion, and care of your coffee system. To avoid the risk of personal injury or damage to the coffee system, it is important that you carefully read the instructions. Miele cannot be held liable for damage caused by non-compliance with these IMPORTANT
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
Keep these instructions in a safe place and pass the on to any fu‐ ture user.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Intended use
Use this coffee system only in standard household environments for making coffee beverages such as espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato, etc. Any other type of use is not permitted.
The coffee system is not suitable for outdoor use.
The machine is intended only for the preparation of coffee-based drinks such as espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato etc. Any other usage is not supported.
Persons which lack physical, sensory or mental abilities or experi‐ ence with the machine should not use it without supervision or in‐ struction by a responsible person.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Safety with children
Caution! Danger of burning and scalding on the dispensing dispensers.
Children's skin is far more sensitive to high temperatures than that of adults.
Ensure children do not touch hot surfaces of the coffee system or place parts of their body under the dispensing dispensers.
Keep the coffee system out of reach of children.
Children must be kept away from the machine unless they are constantly supervised.
Children should be supervised when they are near the coffee sys‐ tem. Do not allow them to play with it or to use the controls.
Children must not be allowed to clean the coffee system unsuper‐ vised.
Remember that coffee and espresso are not suitable drinks for children.
Danger of suffocation!
Keep children away from any packing material.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Technical safety
Installation and repairs may only be carried out by a Miele-author‐ ized service technician. Installation, repairs and other work by un‐ qualified persons can cause considerable danger to users.
A damaged coffee system could be dangerous. Before building in the machine, check it for any externally visible damage. Do not use a damaged machine.
Before connecting the coffee system, check the voltage and fre‐ quency indicated on the data plate against the voltage and frequen‐ cy of the household electrical supply.
This data must correspond in order to prevent damage to the coffee system. If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.
Be certain your appliance is properly installed and grounded by a qualified technician. To guarantee the electrical safety of this appli‐ ance, continuity must exist between the appliance and an effective grounding system. It is imperative that this basic safety requirement be met. If there is any doubt, have the electrical system of the house checked by a qualified electrician.
Reliable and safe operation of the coffee system can only be guaranteed if it is connected to the electrical supply.
Do not connect the machine to the electrical supply using an ex‐ tension cord or power bar.
The coffee system may not be used in mobile installations such as ships.
For safety reasons, this machine may only be used when it has been built in.
If the coffee system is to be built in above another appliance, there must be a full-width, closed shelf between them.
Only use the coffee system in rooms where the ambient tempera‐ ture is between +50°F (10°C) and +100°F (38°C).
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do not cover or block the aeration and ventilation cross-sections.
Condensation water can damage the coffee system or surrounding cabinets.
Ensure that there is sufficient ventilation around the coffee sys‐ tem.
The ventilation gaps in the housing unit and the gap between the top of the housing unit and the ceiling must be at least 78 3/4"
(200 cm 2 ). Otherwise condensation can build up and damage the machine or the housing unit.
If the coffee system is installed behind a cabinet door, it may only be used with the door open. This will prevent the formation of heat and humidity and subsequent damage to the appliance and/or hous‐ ing unit. Do not close the cabinet door while the coffee system is in use. Ensure the coffee system has cooled down completely before closing the door.
Repair work should only be performed by a Miele-authorized service technician. Repairs by unqualified persons can cause con‐ siderable danger to users.
For repairs, the coffee system must be disconnected from the electrical power supply.
The coffee system is only disconnected from the power supply if
– the circuit breaker has been tripped, or
– the fuse is removed, or
– the power cord is disconnected from the power supply.
Pull the plug, not the cord, to disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
Repairs must only be performed by a trained technician in ac‐ cordance with national and local safety regulations. Repairs and oth‐ er work by unauthorized persons could be dangerous and may void the warranty.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Defective components should be replaced by Miele original parts only. Only with original Miele parts can the manufacturer guarantee the safety of the appliance.
Never open the outer casing of the machine. Tampering with elec‐ trical connections or components and mechanical parts is highly dangerous to the user and can cause operational faults or electric shock.
Use only genuine original Miele parts. If parts or accessories from other manufacturers are used, the warranty may become void.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Proper use
Danger of burning and scalding from the dispensers.
The liquids and steam dispensed are very hot.
Please note:
– Keep away from the area underneath the dispensers when hot liquids and steam are being dispensed.
– Do not touch hot components.
– Hot liquid or steam could spatter from the dispensers. Ensure that the main dispenser is clean and fitted correctly.
– Water in the drip tray can also be very hot. Take care when emp‐ tying it.
Never look directly at the lighting or use optical instruments to look at it.
Please note the following regarding water:
– Fill the water tank only with fresh, cold tap water. Hot or warm water or other liquids could damage the coffee system.
– Change the water every day to prevent a build-up of bacteria.
– Do not use mineral water. Mineral water will cause lime scale de‐ posits to build up in your machine and damage it.
– Do not use water from a reverse osmosis unit in this machine.
This would damage it.
Only fill the bean container with roasted espresso or coffee beans.
Do not fill the bean container with coffee beans that have been treat‐ ed or with ground coffee.
Do not fill liquids in the bean container.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do not use green (unroasted) coffee beans or mixtures of coffee beans which contain green coffee beans. Green coffee beans are very hard and still contain a certain amount of residual moisture.
These can damage the coffee system grinder as soon as grinding begins.
Do not use coffee beans that have been treated with caramel, sugar or other substances. Sugar will damage the coffee system.
Only add ground coffee or cleaning tablets to the ground coffee chute.
Do not use any caramelized ground coffee. The sugar in the cof‐ fee will stick to and block the brew unit of the coffee system. The cleaning tablets for degreasing the brew unit will not remove this type of deposit.
Only use plain milk. Most sugary additives can clog the milk lines.
and damage the machine.
If using dairy milk make sure that it has been pasteurized.
Do not place any alcohol mixtures which are alight underneath the main dispenser. The flames could ignite plastic components and cause them to melt.
Do not swing from or hang anything on the machine front when it is open as this could damage the hinges of the machine.
The main dispenser connector cap is lubricated with silicone grease. Take care not to get this on your clothes when removing or replacing the containers or other components.
Do not use the coffee system to clean objects.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Cleaning and care
The coffee system must be disconnected from the electrical sup‐ ply before cleaning or maintenance.
Clean the coffee system and the milk flask thoroughly before us‐ ing for the first time (see "Cleaning and care").
Ensure that all components in which milk is transported, including the milk pipework and milk flask, are cleaned on a regular basis (see
"Cleaning and care").
Milk naturally contains bacteria that rapidly multiply if the milk pipe‐ work is not cleaned properly. Soiling in the appliance may be dan‐ gerous to health.
Do not use a steam cleaner to clean this machine. Steam could reach electrical components and cause a short circuit.
Descale the coffee system regularly depending on the water hard‐ ness level in your area. Descale the machine more frequently in areas with very hard water. Miele cannot be held liable for damage arising from insufficient descaling, the use of incorrect descaling agent or the use of descaling agent that is not of the appropriate concentration.
Degrease the brew unit regularly with Miele cleaning tablets. De‐ pending on the natural oil content of the coffee used, the brew unit can become blocked quite quickly.
Used coffee grounds should be disposed of with the organic rub‐ bish or on the compost heap. Do not empty them down the sink, as they could block it.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
For machines with stainless steel surfaces:
Do not use sticky notes, transparent adhesive tape, masking tape or other types of adhesive on stainless steel surfaces. These dam‐ age the surface, causing it to lose its dirt repellent protective coat‐ ing.
The finish on stainless steel surfaces is susceptible to scratching.
Even magnets can cause scratching.
Preparing your appliance for an extended vacation
If you elect to turn off the water to your home for an extended pe‐ riod of time, please note that this may not be enough to reduce the risk of a leak. To be completely safe, you must turn off the water supply to each individual appliance. This means under the sink for a dishwasher, at the laundry bib for your washer, etc.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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Front view
Guide to the appliance a On / Off button b Touch display c Back sensor button d Door handle e Hot water dispenser f Drip tray cover g Main dispenser, with automatic height-adjustment and lighting h Milk flask with lid
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Guide to the appliance
Interior view i Ground coffee chute cover j Brew unit k Ground coffee chute l Grind control lever m Coffee bean container n Water tank o Drip tray with no-spill grid p Waste unit q Drip catcher r Main dispenser connector s Service cover
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Accessories
Additional accessories are available.
Contact Miele or visit the Miele website for more information.These products and other useful accessories can be or‐ dered via the Miele website or from
Miele Service or your Miele dealer.
Included accessories
– Measuring scoop
For ground coffee
– Milk flask with lid
For storing milk and preparing drinks with milk
– Compact lid
For storing the milk flask in the refrig‐ erator
– Cleaning agent for milk pipework
For cleaning the milk system (starter set)
– 2 cleaning containers (large and small)
For cleaning and maintenance of the machine
– Descaling tablets
For descaling the water pipework
(starter set)
– Cleaning tablets
For degreasing the brew unit
(starter set)
– Test strips
For determining the water hardness level
– Silicone grease
For lubricating the seal on the main dispenser connector
– Cleaning brush
For cleaning the milk pipework
– Main dispenser connector cap
Spare part
– Milk pipework elbow connector
Spare part
Optional accessories
Miele also offers a range of optional ac‐ cessories, as well as cleaning and con‐ ditioning products for your coffee sys‐ tem.
– Milk flask with lid
For storing milk and preparing drinks with milk
– Cleaning agent for milk pipework for cleaning the milk system
– Descaling tablets for descaling the water pipework
– Cleaning tablets for degreasing the brew unit
– Silicone grease
For lubricating the seal on the main dispenser connector
– XKM 3000 W Remote Vision
In order to use the RemoteVision TM monitoring service, you will require a
XKM 3000 W Communication Mod‐ ule.
Refer to the Operating and Installa‐ tion Instructions of the Miele
XKM 3000 W Communication Mod‐ ule.
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Operation
Touch display
The touch display can be scratched by pointed or sharp objects, e.g. pens and pencils.
Only touch the touch display with your fingers.
Touching the display with your finger emits a small electrical charge which in turn triggers an electrical pulse that is detected by the surface of the touch display. The touch display does not react when you touch it with objects.
If your fingers are cold, the touch display may not react.
The touch display is divided into three areas.
Main Menu Drinks
Espresso
Coffee
Lungo Coffee
Cappuccino
Edit Profiles
The top row shows you where you are, with the menu you are in highlighted in white. You can call the respective menu by tapping the desired menu name. The time of day is shown at the right.
The middle section shows the current menu and menu items. You can scroll to the right or left by swiping your finger across the display.
The and arrows at the bottom of the screen are used for scrolling to the left or right.
The number of small squares between the arrows indicates the number of pages available and your position within the current menu.
Latte Macchiato
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Operation
Operating actions
Each time you tap a possible option, the relevant field will light up orange.
To select or open a menu
Tap the desired field to select it.
Scrolling
You can scroll to the right or the left. Some menu options allow you to scroll up and down too.
Swipe the screen, i.e. place your finger on the touch display and swipe it in the direction you want.
Or:
Tap the or arrows to scroll to the left or to the right in the display.
Exiting a menu ("Back" sensor button)
Tap Back to go to the previous screen.
All selected entries which have not been confirmed with OK will not be saved.
Tapping Back three times in succession will take you to the drinks menu.
In the
Profiles
menu, tap Back to return to the beginning step by step.
Entering numbers
You can enter numbers by swiping and touching the roller or via the numerical keypad.
Wait until the roller goes gray again. The entered setting will not be saved until it goes gray.
Tap "Settings" .
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Operation
The numerical keypad will appear.
Tap the desired numbers.
Once you have entered an accepted value, OK will light up green.
Tap OK
.
Entering letters
Profile names or the names for your own drinks are entered using a keyboard. It is best to select short names.
Select the required letters or characters.
Tap
Save
.
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Operation
Help
When maintenance programs are selected, a context help appears in the bottom line
Help
.
To display the information with images and text,
tap Help .
To return to the maintenance program,
tap Close
.
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Operation
Symbols in the display
The following symbols can appear in addition to the text and the drinks symbols:
Symbol
Description
Settings, e.g., the brightness of the display or the volume of the buzzer and keypad tones, are selected via a bar chart.
This indicates information and instructions about operating the coffee system.
Confirm the messages with
OK
.
The system lock is active (see "Settings – Locking the cof‐ fee system (System lock ): The coffee system cannot be operated.
The timer Turn on at is activated (see "Settings – Timer").
The symbol and desired switching-on time will appear in the display 23:59 hours before the coffee system is due to switch on as long as
On
or
Night Dimming
is selected for the time display.
This appears while
Clean the milk pipework
is visible in the dis‐ play.
(The symbol can also be found on the water tank: fill up to this mark.)
This appears while Descaling is visible in the display.
(The symbol can also be found on the water tank: fill up to this mark.)
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Before using the coffee system for the first time, please read these in‐ structions and make yourself familiar with the appliance and its controls.
Before using for the first time
Install the coffee system and connect it to the electrical supply (see "Elec‐ trical connection" and "Installation").
Remove any protective coverings from the front of the machine.
Clean the appliance thoroughly be‐ fore filling it with water and coffee beans (see "Cleaning and care").
Turning on for the first time
When the coffee system is switched on for the first time, you will be asked to set the following settings:
– Language and country
– Date
– Time of day
– Display (time of day)
Tap the On / Off button .
Miele - Willkommen appears briefly in the display.
Before using for the first time
Setting the language
Select the language and then tap OK
.
Select the country and then tap OK
.
The setting is now saved.
Setting the date
Enter the current date and tap OK
.
The setting is now saved.
Setting the time of day
Enter the current time of day and tap
OK
.
The setting is now saved.
Display
You can choose from the following op‐ tions:
–
On
: The time and date are always visible in the display when the appli‐ ance is turned off.
–
Off
: The display is dark when the ap‐ pliance is turned off.
–
Night Dimming
: The date and time of day is displayed from 5:00 am to
11:00 pm.
Tap the desired time display and then
OK
.
The coffee system will use more ener‐ gy depending on the option you choose for the display. Information about this will appear in the display.
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Before using for the first time
The coffee system is now successfully set up for use.
Fill the water tank with fresh, cold tap water when the relevant prompt ap‐ pears in the display.
Tip: To get the most out of your coffee system and to set it up for your specific requirements, please continue to work through these Operating Instructions.
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Before using for the first time
Water hardness
The water hardness level indicates how much calcium is dissolved in the water.
The higher the calcium content, the harder the water, and the harder the water, the more often the coffee system will need to be descaled.
The coffee system measures the amount of water used and steam made.
Depending on the level of water hard‐ ness set, more or fewer drinks can be dispensed before the appliance needs to be descaled.
Program the coffee system to the water hardness level of your area so that it functions correctly and does not get damaged. At the correct time a prompt will then appear in the display to des‐ cale the appliance.
You can program four hardness levels on the machine:
Water hardness Water hardness level in your area
Soft 0 - 8.7 gr/gal
(0 - 8.4 °dH)
8.7 - 14.6 gr/gal
(8.4 - 14 °dH)
Medium volume
Hard 14.6 - 21.9 gr/gal
(14 - 21 °dH)
> 21.9 gr/gal
( 21 °dH)
Hard
Setting
(water hard‐ ness level)
Soft 1
Medium 2
Hard 3
Very hard 4
Determining the water hardness
You can measure the water hardness yourself using the enclosed test strip.
Alternatively, your local water authority will be able to tell you the hardness of water in your area.
Dip the strip in your tap water for ap‐ proximately one second, then shake off any excess water. The result will be evident after about a minute.
Setting the water hardness level
Tap Settings .
Swipe across the screen until Water
Hardness
appears and tap the menu option.
Select the desired hardness level and then tap
OK
.
The setting is now saved.
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Filling the water tank
Change the water every day to prevent a build-up of bacteria.
Only use cold, fresh tap water to fill the water tank.
Hot or warm water or other liquids can damage the coffee system.
Do not use mineral water. Mineral water will cause serious limescale deposits to build up in your machine and damage it.
Open the appliance door.
Pull the water tank forwards to re‐ move it.
Take off the lid and fill the water tank with fresh, cold tap water up to the
"max." mark.
Push the water tank back in the ma‐ chine until it clicks into place.
If the water tank protrudes slightly or is a little high, check whether the sur‐ face that the water tank sits on is dirty. If the water tank is not posi‐ tioned correctly, the outlet valve will not connect properly and could leak.
Clean the surface, if necessary.
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Filling the coffee bean container
Fill the coffee bean container with whole roasted espresso or coffee beans if you want to use freshly ground coffee beans for each cup of espresso or coffee.
Alternatively, you can make coffee or espresso with ground coffee (see "Mak‐ ing coffee drinks from ground coffee").
Important! Risk of damage to the grinder.
Only put roasted espresso or coffee beans in the container. Anything else, including ground coffee, will damage the grinder.
Do not pour liquids in the bean con‐ tainer.
Pull out the coffee bean container.
Push back the lid and fill the contain‐ er with roasted coffee beans.
Slide the lid back into place.
Push the coffee bean container fully back into the coffee system. Close the front.
Important! Sugar damages the cof‐ fee system.
Do not use coffee beans that have been treated with sugar, caramel, or other substances containing sugar in the coffee bean container.
Do not use green (unroasted) coffee beans or mixtures of coffee beans which contain green coffee beans.
Green coffee beans are very hard and still contain a certain amount of residual moisture. These can dam‐ age the coffee system grinder as soon as grinding begins.
Tip: You can use a nut or seed grinder to grind green coffee beans. These types of grinder generally have a rotat‐ ing stainless steel blade. You can then add the ground green coffee portion by portion to the ground coffee chute and make the desired coffee drink (see
"Making coffee drinks from ground cof‐ fee").
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Turning the machine On and Off
Turning on
When the coffee system is switched on, it heats up and rinses the pipework.
This not only cleans the pipework, but also warms it before coffee is prepared.
If the coffee system still has an oper‐ ating temperature higher than 140°F
(60°C), rinsing will not take place.
Tap the On / Off button .
The appliance will begin rinsing after the heating-up phase. Hot water will come out of the main dispenser.
You can now prepare drinks.
Tip: If you do not want the water from the rinsing process to flow into the drip tray, place a suitable container (e.g., the small cleaning container) underneath the main dispenser before preparing the first coffee of the day.
Turning off
Tap the On / Off button .
After a coffee has been dispensed, the machine pipework is rinsed before the machine switches off.
Turning off for longer periods of time
If the coffee system is not going to be used for a longer period of time:
Empty the drip tray, the waste unit and the water tank.
Clean all components thoroughly, in‐ cluding the brew unit, the main dis‐ penser connector and the small drip tray located inside the door.
Turn off the appliance.
If you leave the door open for an ex‐ tended period of time, unplug or dis‐ connect it from the power supply to save energy.
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The height of the main dispenser can‐ not be manually adjusted.
The coffee system automatically de‐ tects the height of the cup or glass un‐ derneath the main dispenser. When a drink is requested, the main dispenser moves into the correct position before the drink is prepared.
Make sure that you do not leave a spoon or other utensil in the cup as the height of the cup will be incor‐ rectly determined.
Height adjustment can be turned off. If it is switched off, the main dispenser will remain in the highest position as long as the coffee system is turned on.
When maintenance programs are being carried out, the main dispenser moves to a maintenance position or changes position according to the height of the vessel being used.
When the coffee system is turned off, the main dispenser is located at a me‐ dium height.
Dispenser adjustment
Turning the dispenser adjust‐ ment on and off
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Tap Main Menu or Back.
Tap Settings
.
Swipe across the screen and select
Dispenser adjustment .
Tap the required setting to turn dis‐ penser adjustment on or off.
Tap OK
.
The setting is now saved.
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Preparing beverages
Danger of burning and scalding from the dispensers.
The liquids and steam dispensed are very hot.
Keep away from the area underneath the dispensers when hot liquids and steam are being dispensed.
Do not touch hot components.
You can choose from a variety of spe‐ cialty coffees:
– Espresso is a strong, aromatic coffee with a thick hazelnut-brown cream layer – the crema – on top.
Use espresso-roasted coffee beans for preparing espresso.
– Coffee differs from espresso due to the greater water quantity and the special roasting of the coffee beans.
– Lungo coffee is a coffee with sig‐ nificantly more water.
Making a coffee drink
Place a cup under the main dispens‐ er.
Select a coffee drink.
Preparation starts and the coffee drink is dispensed from the main dispenser into the cup.
To ensure that any residues from the factory testing process are removed from the brewing system, please dis‐ card the first two cups of coffee when using the machine for the first time.
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Preparing beverages
Double portion
You can request two portions of es‐ presso or coffee at once in one cup or in two separate cups simultaneously.
To fill two cups at the same time:
Place one cup under each of the cof‐ fee dispensers.
Tap the double symbol for the de‐ sired drink.
Two portions of the desired drink will be dispensed from the main dispenser.
Canceling preparation
Tap Stop
or
Cancel
.
Coffee pot: Preparing several cups of coffee one after the other
You can automatically prepare several cups of coffee one after the other (max.
1 l) using the Coffee Pot function. Up to eight cups can be prepared at the one time.
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Place a sufficiently large container under the main dispenser.
Select Coffee Pot
.
Select the number of portions you want to dispense (3-8).
Follow the instructions in the display.
Each portion will be ground, brewed and dispensed individually. The display will inform you about the progress.
You can cancel the procedure at any time:
Tap Cancel
or
Stop
.
You can use the Coffee Pot function twice in a row. After that, a longer cooling down time of one hour is nec‐ essary so that the coffee system does not become damaged.
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Preparing beverages
Making coffee drinks from ground coffee
To make espresso or coffee using ground coffee, add a portion of ground coffee to the ground coffee chute.
This gives you the option of preparing a cup of decaffeinated coffee, for exam‐ ple, even though the coffee bean con‐ tainer is filled with roasted coffee beans.
The coffee system will automatically recognize that ground coffee has been placed in the chute.
Only one portion of coffee or espresso can be prepared at a time when using ground coffee.
Adding ground coffee
Do not add more than one level scoop of ground coffee to the coffee chute. If too much is added, the brew unit will not be able to process the coffee.
The coffee system will use all the ground coffee that has been added to the chute to make the next coffee.
Use the scoop supplied with the ma‐ chine to ensure the correct amount of ground coffee is used.
Open the appliance door.
Remove the coffee chute cover and open the lid of the coffee chute.
Add one level scoop of ground coffee to the chute.
Close the lid, replace the coffee chute cover and close the appliance door.
Use ground coffee?
play.
appears on the dis‐
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Making coffee drinks from ground coffee
If you want to make a drink with ground coffee:
Tap Yes
.
You can now select which type of drink you would like to make with ground coffee.
Place a cup under the main dispens‐ er.
Select a drink.
The coffee system will now prepare the desired drink.
If you do not want to made a drink with ground coffee.
Tap No .
The ground coffee will be directed into the waste unit.
If you do not tap a drink button within approx.15 seconds, the ground coffee will also be directed into the waste unit.
Preparing beverages
Drinks with milk
Danger of burning and scalding from hot steam coming out of the main dispenser!
The liquids and steam dispensed are very hot.
Only use plain milk. Most sugary ad‐ ditives can clog the milk lines. and damage the machine.
If using dairy milk make sure that it has been pasteurized.
The following drinks with milk can be made:
– Cappuccino consists of approx.
2/3 milk froth and 1/3 espresso.
– Latte macchiato consists of 1/3 each of hot milk, milk froth and es‐ presso.
– Caffè latte consists of hot milk and espresso.
Hot milk and milk froth can also be made.
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Preparing beverages
Notes on the milk flask
Milk is not cooled in the milk flask.
Therefore, place the milk flask in the refrigerator if you are not going to use milk for a while. Good milk froth can only be achieved when cold milk (be‐ low 50°F / 10°C) is used.
a Lid b Sensor rod c Milk intake tube d Glass container
Fill the milk flask up to max. 3/4"
(2 cm) below the rim with milk. Seal the milk flask with the lid.
It is important to keep the opening and neck of the milk flask clean
(while filling it and carrying it). Any soiling can lead to a malfunction of the container in the machine.
Push the milk flask into the coffee system.
Preparing drinks with milk
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Place a suitable container under the main dispenser.
Select the desired drink.
The coffee system will now prepare the selected drink.
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Preparing beverages
Preparing hot water
Caution! Danger of burning and scalding. The water dispensed is very hot.
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Place a suitable container under the hot water dispenser.
Select Hot Water
.
Hot water is dispensed into the contain‐ er under the spout.
To cancel preparation:
Tap
Stop
or
Cancel
.
Preparing user profile drinks
If you have already created a user pro‐ file (see "User profiles"), you can select it before preparing a drink.
Tap Profiles and select the user profile you want.
The name of the user profile and the created drinks will appear in the dis‐ play.
You can now make the drink you want.
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Preparing beverages
After a drink has been pre‐ pared
Start rinse cycle
appears in the display a few minutes after a drink with milk has been prepared.
Tap
OK
.
The milk pipework will now be rinsed.
Even if you do not confirm the mes‐ sage with OK, the milk pipework will automatically be rinsed after some time.
Tip: Remove the milk flask, rinse the cover under running water, and close the milk flask using the compact cap.
Cool the milk until the next time you use it.
Milk froth can be made only using cold milk (< 50°F / 10°C).
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Coffee the way you like it
In order to customize the coffee system to the type of coffee being used, you can
– Change the grinder setting
– Change the amount of coffee
– Set the brewing temperature
– Pre-brew the coffee powder
Grinder setting
When the beans are ground correctly, the coffee or espresso will flow evenly into the cup with a good crema.
The crema should have an even nut‐ brown color.
The grinder setting you have selected applies to the preparation of all cof‐ fees.
There are various ways to tell whether the coffee grinder is set correctly.
The coffee is ground too coarse, if
– espresso or coffee flows into the cup too quickly.
– the crema is very pale and uneven.
Set a finer grinder setting.
The coffee is ground too fine, if
– espresso or coffee flows into the cup very slowly.
– the crema is dark brown.
Set a coarser grinder setting.
To avoid damaging the grinder, please note the following:
Only adjust the grinder one setting at a time.
Grind the coffee beans again if you want to adjust the grinder to the next setting.
Open the appliance door.
Push the slide control one setting to the left (for finer grinding) or one set‐ ting to the right (for coarser grinding).
Close the machine door.
Prepare a coffee drink.
After that, you can adjust the grinder setting again.
The altered grinder setting not consid‐ erably noticeable until after the sec‐ ond coffee has been dispensed.
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Coffee the way you like it
Changing the parameters of a drink
You can change the amount of coffee, pre-brewing and the brewing tempera‐ ture for each drink.
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Tap Edit
or select
Make drinks
.
Tap Change drink
.
Select a drink.
Tap Drinks parameters .
For this coffee drink, you can do the fol‐ lowing:
– Change the amount to be ground
– Set the brewing temperature
– Turn on the "Pre-brewing" option
Amount of coffee
The coffee system can grind and brew
6-14 g of coffee beans per cup. The greater the quantity, the stronger the coffee.
There are various ways to tell whether the amount of coffee is set correctly.
The amount of coffee is too low, if
– espresso or coffee flows into the cup too quickly.
– the crema is very pale and uneven.
– the espresso or coffee lacks body.
Increase the amount of coffee so that more ground coffee is brewed.
The amount of coffee is too high, if
– espresso or coffee flows into the cup very slowly.
– the crema is dark brown.
– the espresso or coffee tastes bitter.
Decrease the amount of coffee so that less ground coffee is brewed.
Tap Amount of coffee .
Using the bar chart, select the de‐ sired amount to be ground and then tap OK .
The setting is now saved.
Tip: If the coffee is too strong for you or it tastes bitter, try a different type of bean.
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Brewing temperature
The ideal brewing temperature will de‐ pend on:
– the type of coffee,
– whether an espresso or a coffee is being prepared, and
– the altitude of the region.
If the coffee system is located at more than 6562 ft. (2000 meters) above sea level, the brewing temperature needs to be set lower due to the change in pres‐ sure. This is because the boiling point for water at a high altitude above sea level is lower than the boiling point for water at sea level.
Tip: Not all types of coffee can with‐ stand high temperatures. Certain types are too delicate - the crema on top would not be as good and the taste would be impaired.
The coffee system has five brewing temperatures.
Swipe across the display in the Brew temperature
field until the required setting appears.
Tap OK .
The setting is now saved.
Coffee the way you like it
Pre-brewing ground coffee
When the pre-brewing function is turned on, the freshly ground coffee is first moistened with a little hot water.
Then the remaining water is forced through the moistened coffee at high pressure. This helps release the flavor of the coffee.
You can set pre-brewing for a normal length of time or an extra long length of time. Alternatively, you can turn off the
"Pre-brewing" function.
The machine is supplied with the "Prebrewing" function turned off.
Swipe across the display in the Pre-
Brewing
field until the required setting appears.
Tap OK
.
The setting is now saved.
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Portion size
The flavor of the coffee produced de‐ pends not just on the type of coffee used, but also on the amount of water used.
You can program the amount of water to suit the size of your cups and the type of coffee you are using.
For coffee drinks that use milk you can also set the amount of milk or milk froth to be dispensed with these drinks. Ad‐ ditionally, you can set the portion sizes for hot milk and milk froth alone.
Each type of drink has a maximum por‐ tion size that can be programmed into the machine. The coffee system halts preparation of the coffee once this por‐ tion size has been reached. The maxi‐ mum possible portion size for this type of drink is then saved in the machine.
The changed portion size is always saved in the current User profile. The name of the current profile appears in the top left-hand side of the display.
If the water tank becomes empty while making a drink, the machine will stop programming the portion size.
The portion size will not be saved.
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Place the desired cup under the main dispenser.
Tap Edit
and then
Change drink
.
Select a drink.
Tap Change the portion size .
The desired drink is prepared and
Save appears in the display.
When the cup is filled up to the de‐ sired level, tap
Save
.
If you want to change the the drink por‐ tions for coffee specialties with milk, the ingredients are the drink are saved one after the other during preparation.
When the quantity for each ingredient reaches the desired level, tap
Save
.
The programmed mix of ingredients and portion sizes will now be dispensed every time that particular drink is se‐ lected.
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You can reset drink portions and pa‐ rameters for all drinks to the factory de‐ fault.
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Tap Edit and then Reset drinks .
Reset all drinks to default?
display.
appears on the
Tap Yes .
Resetting drinks
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User profiles
If the coffee system is used by several people with different coffee preferen‐ ces, you can create individual user pro‐ files in addition to the Miele profile.
In each user profile, you can make set‐ tings for individual drinks (portion size, amount of ground coffee, brewing tem‐ perature and pre-brewing).
The name of the current user profile is shown at the top left of the display.
Accessing a user profile
Tap Profiles
in
Main Menu
or in the
Drinks
menu.
You can now create a user profile.
If you have allocated a user profile in addition to the Miele standard user pro‐ file, you have the following options:
– Select profile from the user profiles that have already been allocated.
– Change name if the name of a user profile needs to be changed.
– Delete profile if you want to delete a user profile.
– Change profile to set whether the coffee system automatically always reverts to the Miele standard user profile or retains the last selected user profile.
Creating a profile
Tap
Create Profile
.
The editor will open in the display.
Select the name you want using the keyboard and tap OK .
Selecting a user profile
Select the user profile you want.
The name of the current user profile is shown at the top left of the display.
Changing the name
Select Edit
and then
Change name
.
Select the desired profile and then tap OK .
Select the name you want using the keyboard and then tap
OK
.
Deleting a user profile
Select
Edit
and then
Delete profile
.
Select the desired user profile and then tap
OK
.
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Changing a user profile
You can set up the coffee system so that after each use it automatically re‐ verts back to the Miele standard user profile, or it retains the last selected user profile.
Select Edit
and then
Change profile
.
You now have the following options:
– Manually: The selected user profile will be retained until you select an‐ other user profile manually.
– After each use: The machine will change back to the Miele standard user profile automatically after a drink is dispensed.
– When turned on: Each time the ma‐ chine is turned on it will automatically select the Miele standard user profile regardless of which user profile was set before the machine was last turned off.
Select the desired option and then tap OK .
User profiles
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User profiles: Creating and editing your own drinks
You can create your own drinks for each user profile and, for each drink, you can adjust the portion size and oth‐ er parameters, e.g., amount of coffee, temperature.
You can also change the names of your drinks and delete any unwanted drinks from your user profile. A maximum of nine drinks can be saved under one user profile.
First call the desired user profile:
In Main Menu , select Profiles or tap
Profiles
in the
Drinks
menu.
Select the user profile.
The name of the current user profile is shown at the top left of the display.
Creating a drink
You can create new drinks while using the drinks already available as a basis.
A maximum of nine drinks can be saved under one user profile.
Tap Edit .
Tap Create Drink
.
Make a selection from the standard drinks available:
Select a drink.
Change the drink parameters and portion size for this drink according to your preferences (see "Coffee the way you like it" and "Changing the portion size").
Drink preparation will be begin and you can save the portions of each compo‐ nent as desired.
Enter a name for the new drink (maxi‐ mum 8 characters) and tap
Save
.
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The new drink will appear in the current user profile.
Changing drinks: Changing portion sizes, parameters and names
Tap Edit
.
Select
Change drink
.
Select a drink.
Now you can adjust the portion sizes, change the parameters, or change the names.
Deleting a drink
Tap Edit .
Select Delete drink .
Select the drink you want and tap
OK
.
You can display drinks you make fre‐ quently, drinks from profiles, and pre‐ ferred maintenance programs in the
MyMiele screen.
The MyMiele screen can be set to ap‐ pear as the start screen (see "Settings -
Start screen"). The MyMiele screen will then appear when the coffee system is turned on.
Calling MyMiele
In Main Menu
, tap
MyMiele
.
You can now set up MyMiele.
If you have already created some en‐ tries, you can perform the following un‐ der
Edit
:
– Sorting entries
– Deleting entries
Adding entries
Tap
Add entry
.
You can add entries from the following categories:
– Drinks
– User profiles
– Maintenance
Select the entry and then tap OK
.
A box will appear next to the selected option together with the menu it comes from.
MyMiele
Deleting entries
Tap
Edit
.
Select Delete entry .
Select the entry and then tap OK
.
The entry will be deleted.
Sorting entries
If you have added more than four en‐ tries, you can sort them.
Tap Edit
.
Select Sort entry
.
Now select the entry you want to move and the desired position.
Confirm the new position with
OK
.
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Settings
You can use the "Settings" menu to customize the coffee system to suit your individual requirements.
Accessing the "Settings" menu
The Drinks menu is displayed.
Tap Main Menu
or Back.
Select
Settings
.
Now you can check or change the set‐ tings.
You can recognize currently selected settings by the color frame.
Tapping Back takes you back to the previous menu.
Changing and saving settings
Tap
Main Menu
or Back.
Select Settings .
Select the option you want to change.
Change the setting and tap OK .
The setting is now saved.
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Settings
Setting options
The factory default for each option is indicated by *.
Menu item
Select language
Available settings deutsch
and other languages
Country
Time
Date
Timer
Eco Mode
Lighting
Display
–
Off
* /
On
/
Night Dimming
Clock Type
– Analog / Digital *
Clock Format
–
12 h (am/pm)
/
24 h
*
Set
Set
Timer 1
– Set : Turn on at / Turn off after (12:30)* / Turn off at
–
Days of the week
:
Monday
/
Tuesday
/
Wednesday
/
Thursday
/
Friday
/
Saturday
/
Sunday
– Activate : Turn on at ( Yes / No *) / Turn off at ( Yes / No *)
Timer 2
–
Set
:
Turn on at
/
Turn off at
– Days of the week : Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday /
Thursday
/
Friday
/
Saturday
/
Sunday
–
Activate
:
Turn on at
(
Yes
/
No
*) /
Turn off at
(
Yes
/
No
*)
On * / Off
Brightness
Turn off after
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Settings
Menu item
Start Screen
Info
System Lock
Water hardness
Volume
Dispenser adjustment
Showroom Program
Factory default
Available settings
Main Menu
Drinks
Profiles
MyMiele
Number of drinks
–
Total coffee drinks
/
Espresso
/
Coffee
/
Lungo Coffee
/
Cappuccino
/
Latte Macchiato
/
Caffè Latte
/
Milk Froth
/
Hot Milk / Hot Water
No. of uses until
Descale Appliance / Degrease the brew unit
On
/
Off
*
Soft 1
Medium 2
Hard 3
*
Very hard 4
Buzzer tones
Keypad tone
On
/
Off
*
Demo Mode
(
On
/
Off
*)
Settings
MyMiele
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Language
You can select the language (and coun‐ try variant of that language) for all dis‐ play text.
Tip: If you select the wrong language by mistake, you can find the "Lan‐ guage" option by following the flag symbol .
Time of day
You can set the clock type, time dis‐ play, clock format, and time of day.
Display (time of day)
You can choose from the following op‐ tions:
–
On
: The time and date are always visible in the display when the appli‐ ance is turned off.
–
Off
: The time and date are not dis‐ played when the appliance is turned off.
–
Night Dimming
: The date and time are displayed from 5:00 am to 11:00 pm.
Depending on the setting selected, the coffee system may use more ener‐ gy. A message will appear in the dis‐ play to inform you of this.
Settings
Clock type
You can display the time of day in an analog or digital manner.
Clock format
Available options are:
– 24-hour display ( 24 h )
– 12-hour display (
12 h (am/pm)
)
Setting
Set the hours and the minutes.
Date
You set the day, month and year.
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Settings
Timer
There are two timers with the following functions:
The coffee system:
– switches on at a particular time, e.g.
in the morning for breakfast (
Turn on at
)
– switches off at a particular time ( Turn off at
)
– switches off after a particular length of time if none of the buttons have been touched or no drink has been made ( Turn off after , only for timer 1).
You can allocate timer functions to indi‐ vidual days of the week.
For
Turn on at
and
Turn off at
to be set, the timer must be activated and at least one day of the week must be al‐ located.
Selecting a timer
Available options are:
– Timer 1: Turn on at , Turn off at , Turn off after
– Timer 2:
Turn on at
,
Turn off at
Turn on at:
The coffee system will not turn on at the required time if you have activated the system lock.
The timer settings are deactivated.
If the coffee system has turned itself on three times via the
Turn on at
timer function and no drinks have been dis‐ pensed, the machine will not switch it‐ self on again automatically. This pre‐ vents the coffee system from switching itself on unnecessarily, for example, while you are away on vacation.
The programmed times will, however, remain in memory and will be reactivat‐ ed after manually switching the ma‐ chine on again.
Turn off at
In the event of a longer absence the programmed times will remain in mem‐ ory and will be reactivated after man‐ ually switching the machine on again
(see "Turn on at").
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Settings
Turn off after
The Turn off after timer function is only available in Timer 1.
If none of the keys have been pressed or no drink has been prepared, the cof‐ fee system will turn itself off after 30 mi‐ nutes to save energy.
You can change this to another time of between 15 minutes and 9 hours.
Selecting days of the week (day allo‐ cation)
Select the day of the week you want.
The selected day of the week will be marked with a .
When all days of the week required are marked:
Tap OK
.
Activating and deactivating the timer
For the time display, you have selected
On
or
Night Dimming
:
If the timer for Turn on at has been acti‐ vated, the symbol and the desired switch-on time appear in the display
23:59 hours ahead of time.
When the system lock is activated, the
Turn on at
option for the timer cannot be selected.
Select the required timer function. The timer function selected will be marked by .
Tap OK
.
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Settings
Eco mode
Eco mode is an energy-saving mode.
The steam system does not heat up un‐ til a coffee drink or steam for hot milk / milk froth is requested.
If Eco mode is switched off, milk froth and hot milk, as well as coffee and es‐ presso, can be made one after another.
The steam system remains heated up and much more energy is used.
The coffee system will indicate that the energy consumption has been altered.
Lighting
You have the following options:
– You can set the brightness when the machine is switched on.
– You can set the brightness when the machine is switched off.
– You can specify when the lighting should switch off ( Lighting : Turn off after
).
Setting the brightness
First select:
– Appliance switched on
– Appliance switched off
Setting the time the lighting switches off (Switch off after)
You can adjust the length of time that the coffee system remains lit up after switching off.
When the coffee system is switched on it remains lit up for 10 minutes after the last action. This time cannot be adjust‐ ed.
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Start screen
You can choose which screen appears when the coffee system is switched on.
–
Main Menu
– Drinks
–
Profiles
– MyMiele
Info (displaying information)
Under the Info menu option, you can choose to display the number of pre‐ pared portions for each type of drink.
You can also see whether more than
50 portions can be dispensed before the machine needs to be descaled or before the brew unit needs to be de‐ greased (
No. of uses until
).
To return to the previous display:
Tap OK .
Settings
Locking the coffee system
(System lock )
You can lock the coffee system to pre‐ vent it being used without your knowl‐ edge, by children, for example.
Activating and deactivating the sys‐ tem lock
When the system lock is activated, the timer settings for Turn on at are deacti‐ vated. The coffee system will not turn on at the time set.
Temporarily overriding the system lock
While the message
Press for seconds to unlock appliance is in the display,
Tap "Lock" .
As soon as the coffee system is turned off, the system is locked again.
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Settings
Water hardness
See "Before using for the first time" for information about water hardness.
Display brightness
You can set the display brightness in the bar chart.
Volume
You can set the volume of the buzzer and keypad tones in the bar chart.
Dispenser adjustment
Please see "Dispenser adjustment" for details of this feature.
Factory default setting
You can reset the settings to the set‐ tings at delivery (factory default set‐ tings).
In the process, the settings for lan‐ guage and time of day are not deleted.
The number of drinks and the appliance status (number of drinks until desca‐ ling / brew unit degreasing) are also not reset.
Please refer to the "Setting options" chart for the factory settings that are shown in bold.
The following settings can be reset sep‐ arately:
– MyMiele
– User profiles and their drinks: See
"User profiles" and "User profiles:
Creating and editing your own drinks."
– Drink portions and parameters of the
Miele user profile (standard): see
"Resetting drinks."
Showroom program (Demo mode)
Do not activate this setting for domes‐ tic use.
The coffee system can be presented in
Miele Showrooms of retail stores with the
Showroom Program
function. The
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lighting will come on, but drinks cannot be dispensed and other actions cannot be carried out.
If you activate the Demo mode, you cannot turn the appliance off with the
On / Off button .
Settings
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Cleaning and care
The coffee system must be cleaned regularly to prevent a build-up of bac‐ teria.
Overview
Recommended frequency
Daily
(at the end of the day)
Once a week
(more often if heavily soiled)
Once a month
When prompted
What do I have to clean / maintain?
Milk flask and lid
Water tank
Waste unit
Drip tray and drip tray cover
Main dispenser
Sensor cover
Clean the milk valve with the cleaning brush
Interior
Small drip tray inside the machine door
Brew unit
Front of the machine (especially immediately after desca‐ ling)
Lubricate the cap on the main dispenser connector
Coffee bean container
Milk pipework (with the original Miele cleaning agent for milk pipework)
Brew unit (degrease with the cleaning tablets)
Descaling the machine
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Cleaning and care
Clean by hand or in dishwash‐ er
The following must be cleaned by hand only:
– Main dispenser cover
– Brew unit
– Coffee bean container and the coffee bean container lid
– Service cover
Some components of the coffee sys‐ tem are dishwasher-safe. However, cleaning these in the dishwasher fre‐ quently can cause them to become discolored due to regular contact with food residues (e.g. tomatoes) in the dishwasher. The surface of these components can also become dam‐ aged.
The following parts are dishwashersafe:
– Drip tray with grid
– Drip tray cover
– Water tank
– Waste unit
– Main dispenser (without cover)
– Sensor cover
– Milk flask with lid
– Drip catcher
Danger of burning and scalding on hot components or by hot liquids.
Always allow the coffee system to cool down before cleaning it.
Caution: Water in the drip tray can be very hot.
Do not use a steam cleaner to clean this machine. Steam could reach the electrical components and cause a short circuit.
It is important to clean the machine reg‐ ularly to prevent a build-up of bacteria and clogging of the milk pipework.
The cap of the main dispenser con‐ nector is lubricated with silicone grease.
Take care not to get it on your clothes when removing or replacing the containers or other components.
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Cleaning and care
All external surfaces are susceptible to scratching. Scratches on glass surfaces could even cause a break‐ age. Contact with unsuitable clean‐ ing agents can discolor the external surfaces. Wipe up any spillages or splashes of descaling agent immedi‐ ately.
To better maintain your appliance avoid the following:
– Cleaning products containing soda, ammonia, acid, or chloride
– Cleaners containing solvents
– Lime removers
– Stainless steel cleaners
– dishwasher detergent,
– Oven cleaners
– Abrasive cleaning agents, e.g. pow‐ der cleaners and cream cleaners
– Scouring pads, such as pot scrub‐ bers and brushes, or used sponges that still contain abrasive cleanser residue
– Eraser sponges
– Metal scrapers
Glass cleaners may be used to clean the exterior. However do not allow them to sit or "puddle", this can cause damage to the surface.
Remove the cleaner promptly.
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Cleaning and care
Drip tray
Burn hazard!
If the rinsing process has just finish‐ ed, wait a few minutes before remov‐ ing the drip tray as the water used for rinsing will run out of the coffee dispensers.
Clean the drip tray every day to pre‐ vent unpleasant odors and mildew.
A prompt will appear in the display when the drip tray is full and needs to be emptied. Remove the tray and emp‐ ty it at the latest when this prompt ap‐ pears.
Clean the contacts (metal plates) and the space between them carefully and dry them thoroughly.
Only clean and dry contacts can sense whether the drip tray is full.
Check this area once a week.
Clean the space under the drip tray.
Push the drip tray back into the cof‐ fee system.
Make sure the drip tray has been pushed into its niche as far as it will go.
Open the machine front and carefully remove the drip tray from the ma‐ chine.
The grid in the drip tray prevents the water from spilling out of the tray when it is being carried.
Clean the drip tray and the grid with hot water and liquid dish soap or in the dishwasher and dry with a cloth.
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Cleaning and care
Drip tray cover
Remove the drip tray cover.
The drip tray cover can be cleaned in the dishwasher or by hand using warm water and liquid dish soap.
Dry the drip tray cover thoroughly.
Water tank
Change the water every day to prevent a build-up of bacteria.
Make sure that the valve, the under‐ side of the water tank and the sur‐ face the water tank sits on are clean.
Otherwise the water tank will not sit correctly.
The water tank can be cleaned in the dishwasher or by hand using warm water and liquid dish soap. After cleaning, dry the water tank.
Refit the cover on the drip tray mak‐ ing sure it sits flush at the front.
Clean the surface the water tank sits on, particularly the slots, carefully.
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Cleaning and care
Waste unit
After a certain period of time a reminder to empty the waste unit will appear in the display. The waste unit must be cleaned when this message appears.
However, it is better to clean the waste unit every day to prevent a build-up of bacteria.. There will probably also be water in the waste unit left over from the rinsing process. Clean the waste unit daily.
The waste unit usually also contains re‐ sidual water from the rinsing procedure.
The waste unit can be cleaned in the dishwasher or by hand using warm water and liquid dish soap. After cleaning, dry the waste unit.
Also thoroughly clean the now acces‐ sible area in the machine where the waste unit sits.
Main dispenser
Clean all parts of the main dispenser except for the stainless steel cover in the dishwasher at least once a week.
This is the best way to remove coffee deposits effectively.
Clean the main dispenser cover by hand only using warm water and liquid dish soap.
The main dispenser must be in the maintenance position for cleaning. Oth‐ erwise you will not be able to remove the parts.
If there is a cup or container under‐ neath the main dispenser, make sure that you remove this as it would pre‐ vent the main dispenser from moving into the maintenance position.
Tap Main Menu
or Back.
Select Maintenance
and then
Clean the main dispenser .
Follow the instructions in the display.
The main dispenser will move into the maintenance position .
Lift the cover forward and off .
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Cleaning and care
Press the catch upwards , grasp the dispensing unit by the handle, and pull it forwards and off .
Turn upper connecting piece and pull it upwards to remove it. Remove lower connecting piece in the same way.
Pull off the dispenser nozzles .
The Y-piece connector should not be removed.
Clean all parts thoroughly.
Hold the dispenser at the sides and pull it forwards to release it.
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Cleaning and care
Tip: Place the dispenser upright in the top basket of the dishwasher. Lay the adapters and dispenser nozzles in the cutlery tray.
Reassemble the dispensing unit in the reverse order. Make sure that up‐ per adapter clicks into position.
Press the dispenser nozzles firmly onto the dispensing unit.
Make sure that all parts are tightly connected to one another.
Refit the dispensing unit in the main dispenser and tap OK .
Put the cover back into place and tap OK .
The main dispenser will now be rinsed through.
Clean the surfaces of the main dis‐ penser with a damp cloth.
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Cleaning and care
Sensor cover
The sensor cover for the cup protection cut-out is located under the main dis‐ penser. If the automatic dispenser ad‐ justment sensors do not clearly recog‐ nize a container, this sensor will stop the main dispenser.
If required, the sensor cover can be cleaned once a week in the dishwasher or by hand using hot water and liquid dish soap.
Maintenance of the milk valve
The milk valve should be cleaned once a week to ensure good quality milk froth without spraying.
The Drinks menu is displayed.
Tap Main Menu
or Back.
Select Maintenance
and then
Clean the main dispenser .
The main dispenser and the milk valve will move into the maintenance posi‐ tion.
Important! Before confirming the message in the display with OK , you must remove the cleaning brush.
Otherwise the coffee system will be damaged.
To remove, press and hold the sensor cover between the dispenser nozzles
. Then press the main dispenser in from the sides .
This will release the sensor cover.
Refitting:
Insert both hooks at the back and press the sensor cover upwards.
Insert the brush in the milk valve and move it back and forth.
Tap OK .
The milk valve will move into the correct position and the milk pipework will be rinsed through.
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Milk flask with lid
Soiling can lead to machine malfunc‐ tions.
It is important to keep the neck and flange of the milk flask clean (while filling it and carrying it).
Clean the milk flask holder on the coffee system with a damp cloth.
The milk flask (glass) can be cleaned in the dishwasher or by hand using warm water and liquid dish soap. Dry the milk flask with a soft cloth after cleaning.
Before you lay the milk flask lid in the dishwasher:
Cleaning and care
Taking apart the milk flask lid and cleaning it with the cleaning brush
Milk fat can deposit in the milk flask lid.
When this happens, milk will spray when milk froth is made.
Pull the milk intake tube from the milk flask lid. Make sure that you re‐ move the seal , as well.
Clean both under running water.
Insert the cleaning brush supplied in‐ to the stainless steel tube and move it back and forth until all milk depos‐ its have been removed.
Rinse the milk pipework in the lid un‐ der running water.
If, when doing this, no water runs out of the milk pipework ,
take apart the milk flask lid and clean it with the cleaning brush provided.
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Cleaning and care
Also use the cleaning brush to clean the milk pipework in the lid from the top and bottom.
To reassemble the lid:
First insert the seal into the lid.
Bean container
Pull the bean container out of the ap‐ pliance and pull the lid toward the back and off.
Clean the bean container and its lid by hand using warm water and liquid dish soap. Dry both components.
Slide the lid back on, then slide the bean container back into the appli‐ ance.
Make sure that you do not insert the slanted end of the stainless steel tube into the seal. This will damage the seal.
Insert the milk intake tube into the seal.
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Interior and machine front
First take out all removable parts and then clean the interior and the ma‐ chine front with a mild solution of hot water and liquid dish soap.
Tip: Use your vacuum cleaner to re‐ move dry coffee grounds.
A small drip catcher is located inside the front of the machine at the bottom.
Cleaning and care
Main dispenser connector
The part which connects the brew unit and the main dispenser is located on the inside of the machine front.
Remove the drip catcher and clean it in the dishwasher or by hand using warm water and liquid dish soap.
After cleaning, remember to place the drip tray in the coffee system again.
Clean this connection regularly with a damp cloth, taking care not to wipe the grease off the cap.
Lubricate the cap at least once a month with the silicone grease sup‐ plied.
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Cleaning and care
Brew unit
Remove the brew unit and wash by hand
Clean the brew unit by hand only us‐ ing warm water. Do not use liquid dish soap.The moving parts of the brew unit are lubricated. Liquid dish soap will damage the brew unit.
You can remove the brew unit for clean‐ ing.
Clean it once a week.
Open the appliance door.
Remove the water tank, waste unit and the coffee chute cover.
If you cannot remove the brew unit or can only do so with difficulty, the brew unit is not in the correct position (See
"Frequently asked questions").
When the brew unit has been pulled out, do not alter the position of the brew unit handle.This would displace the brew unit and it would not fit back into the coffee system.
Clean the brew unit by hand under hot running water without using de‐ tergent or liquid dish soap.
Press the button on the end of the handle of the brew unit and while doing so turn the handle counter‐ clockwise .
Press the catch in front of the brew unit downwards, and pull the brew unit out carefully.
Carefully pull the brew unit out of the coffee system.
Wipe any remaining coffee off the two filters. One filter is located in the funnel and the other to the left of the funnel.
Dry the funnel to prevent ground cof‐ fee sticking to it the next time a cof‐ fee is prepared.
Clean the inside of the coffee system.
Use your vacuum cleaner to remove dry coffee grounds.
To put the brew unit into place again:
Proceed in reverse order: push the brew unit into the coffee system, making sure it is straight.
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Press the button on the end of the handle of the brew unit and while doing so turn the handle clockwise
.
Close the machine door.
Cleaning and care
Care programs
The following maintenance programs are available:
– Rinsing the coffee system
– Rinsing the milk pipework
– Cleaning the milk pipework
– Degreasing the brew unit
– Descaling the machine
Perform the respective maintenance program when prompted to do so in the display. You will find more information in the following pages.
Accessing the "Maintenance" menu
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Tap Main Menu or Back.
Select Maintenance .
Now you can select a maintenance pro‐ gram.
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Cleaning and care
Rinsing the coffee system
After a coffee has been dispensed, the machine pipework is rinsed before it turns off. This removes any residual coffee grounds.
The Drinks menu is displayed.
Tap Main Menu
or Back.
Select Maintenance and then Rinse the Appliance
.
The pipework will now be rinsed through. The water used for rinsing process will run out of the main dis‐ penser.
Rinsing the milk pipework
Milk residue can clog up the milk pipe‐ work. If you have made a drink with milk, the coffee system will rinse the milk pipework automatically after a few minutes.
The
Drinks
menu is displayed.
Tap Main Menu or Back.
Select Maintenance
and then
Rinse the milk pipework
.
The milk pipework will now be rinsed.
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Cleaning and care
Cleaning the milk pipework
Make sure that the milk pipework is cleaned regularly and thoroughly.
Milk contains natural bacteria that will multiply if the pipework is not sufficiently clean. Contamination in the coffee system can be a health hazard.
The milk pipework must be cleaned ap‐ proximately once a week.
The coffee system will remind you to do this. Three days before the milk pipe‐ work must be cleaned, Clean the milk pipework in days appears in the display.
The coffee system shows the number of days remaining until the milk pipe‐ work must be cleaned.
Confirm the message with OK
.
When the number of days remaining reaches 0, Clean the milk pipework will ap‐ pear in the display. You cannot make drinks with milk until cleaning has been carried out.
You can now only dispense espresso, coffee, lungo coffee and hot water. You will only be able to make drinks with milk once the milk pipework has been cleaned.
Confirm the message with OK
.
Perform "Clean milk pipework"
The cleaning process cannot be can‐ celled once it has started. The proc‐ ess has to be completed through to the end.
The maintenance program Clean the milk pipework
lasts about 13 minutes.
The Drinks menu is displayed.
Tap Main Menu
or Back.
Select Maintenance
and then
Clean the milk pipework .
The process will start and various mes‐ sages will appear in the display.
Follow the instructions in the display.
When
Fill water container with lukewarm water and cleaning agent up to the symbol and replace it appears in the display, proceed as follows.
Making a cleaning solution
We recommend using the Miele milk pi‐ pework cleaning agent for cleaning the milk pipework.
This has been specially developed for use with Miele coffee systems and pre‐ vents subsequent damage.
It is available from Miele dealers, Miele or the Miele website.
Add one package of the milk pipe‐ work cleaning agent to the water tank.
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Cleaning and care
Fill the water tank to the mark with lukewarm water and stir the solution.
Please adhere to the mixing ratio. It is important that you do not fill the water tank with too little water, other‐ wise cleaning will be incomplete.
Replace the water tank in the coffee system and close the front.
Follow the instructions in the display.
If prompted to do so on the display:
Remove the water tank and rinse it carefully with clean water. Make sure that no cleaning agent is left in the water tank. Fill the water tank with fresh tap water and replace it in the machine.
The cleaning process is finished when
Program Finished
appears in the display.
Degreasing the brew unit
Depending on the natural oil content of the coffee used, the brew unit can be‐ come blocked quite quickly. It must be degreased regularly in order to ensure aromatic coffee and trouble-free opera‐ tion of the coffee system.
We recommend using Miele cleaning tablets to clean the brew unit. These have been specially developed for use with Miele coffee systems and prevent subsequent damage.
Miele cleaning tablets can be ordered from a Miele dealer or from the Miele website.
The "Degrease brew unit" maintenance program lasts about 11 minutes.
After 200 portions have been dis‐ pensed,
Degrease the brew unit
will ap‐ pear in the display.
Confirm the message with OK
.
This message will be displayed until the cleaning program has been carried out.
Performing "Degrease brew unit"
Turn the coffee system off with the
On / Off button.
Tap Main Menu or Back.
The cleaning process cannot be can‐ celled once it has started. The proc‐ ess has to be carried through to the end.
Select Maintenance
and then
Degrease the brew unit
.
Follow the instructions in the display.
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When
Place a cleaning tablet in the ground coffee chute and close the chute
appears in the display:
Cleaning and care
Remove the coffee chute cover and open the lid of the coffee chute.
Drop a cleaning tablet into the ground coffee chute.
Close the lid, replace the coffee chute cover and close the machine front.
Follow the instructions given in the display.
If
Program Finished
appears in the dis‐ play:
Tap OK .
The brew unit has now been cleaned.
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Descaling the machine
Important! When descaling the ma‐ chine, cover delicate surfaces and natural flooring to prevent damage from splashes of descaling solution.
Ensure that any splashes of desca‐ ling solution are wiped up immedi‐ ately.
Lime scale builds up in the coffee sys‐ tem through use. How often the ma‐ chine needs to be descaled will depend on the water hardness level in your area. It should be descaled regularly to ensure that it functions correctly.
The machine will guide you through the descaling process. Various messages will appear in the display, e.g. you will be prompted to empty the drip tray or fill the water tank.
The descaling process is required and takes approx. 20 minutes.
The coffee system prompts you when it needs to be descaled. "No. of portions until appliance needs descaling: No. of uses until appliance needs descaling: 50 appears in the display. Each time a drink is prepared, the coffee system displays the number of portions remain‐ ing until descaling must be carried out.
Confirm the message with OK .
When the number of remaining portions reaches 0, the appliance will lock out.
Then Descale will appear in the display.
You can turn off the coffee system if you do not want to descale it at this time. However, you will be not be able to make any more drinks until descaling has been carried out.
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Descaling the machine
Descaling following display re‐ minder
Descale
appears in the display.
The descaling process cannot be can‐ celled once you have tapped "OK."
The process has to be completed through to the end.
Tap OK
.
The process will start.
Follow the instructions in the display.
When
Fill water container with lukewarm water and descaling solution up to the symbol and replace it appears in the dis‐ play, proceed as follows.
Preparing the descaling solution
We recommend using Miele descaling tablets to clean the brew unit.
These have been specially developed for use with Miele coffee systems and prevent subsequent damage.
Only use the Miele descaling tablets.
Other types of descaling agents can damage the machine and affect the taste.
Miele descaling tablets are available to order from a Miele dealer or Miele's on‐ line store.
You will need two descaling tablets.
Fill the water tank to the mark with lukewarm water.
Drop two descaling tablets in the wa‐ ter.
Follow the instructions for the mixing ratio carefully. It is important that you do not fill the water tank with too much or too little water. Otherwise the descaling process will be cancel‐ led prematurely.
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Descaling the machine
Performing a descale
Replace the water tank in the coffee system and close the front.
Follow the instructions given in the display.
When Fill the water container with fresh tap water up to the descaling symbol ap‐ pears in the display:
Carefully rinse the water tank with clean water. Ensure that no descaling solution residue remains in the water tank. Fill the water tank to the mark with fresh tap water.
The descaling program is finished at the end of the rinsing cycle and drinks can be made again.
To protect the machine and sur‐ rounding surfaces from damage, make sure you wipe up any spillages or splashes of descaling agent im‐ mediately.
Descaling when not prompted by a message
Tap Main Menu
or Back.
Select Maintenance .
The descaling process cannot be can‐ celled once you have tapped "OK."
The process has to be completed through to the end.
Select Descale .
The descaling process will begin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Most problems that occur during daily use can be easily corrected. With the help of the following guide, you will be able to find the causes of problems and rectify them. However, please note:
Important! Never open the casing of the appliance.
Repairs and other work by unqualified persons could be dangerous. The manu‐ facturer cannot be held responsible for unauthorized work.
Repairs to electrical appliances should only be carried out by a suitably quali‐ fied person in accordance with local and national safety regulations.
If you cannot remedy the problem yourself, please contact Miele.
Messages in the display
Fault messages must be confirmed with OK, otherwise the message can reap‐ pear in the display even though the problem has been remedied.
To address the fault, follow the instructions on the display.
If the fault message appears in the display again, contact Miele.
Problem
F1, F2, F3, F4,
F80, F81, F82, F83
F74, F77
F225, F226
F235, F236
Possible cause and solution
There is an internal fault.
Turn the machine off with the On / Off button.
Wait for 1 hour before turning it back on again.
There is an internal fault.
Turn the machine off with the On / Off button.
Wait for 2 minutes before turning it back on again.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Problem
F73 or
Check the brew unit
Possible cause and solution
The brew unit cannot be positioned correctly, or it is dirty and the coffee cannot be processed.
Check whether you can remove the brew unit (see
"Cleaning and care - Brew unit").
If you can remove the brew unit, clean it (see
"Cleaning and care – Brew unit").
F227, F228, F229, F230
F233
Push the coffee ejector of the brew unit into the correct position (see image).
Push the waste unit and the water tank back in the machine. Do not insert the brew unit. Close the door and switch the machine on with the On / Off
button.
This will initialize the brew unit motor and put in back into the start position.
When Insert the brew unit
appears in the display, open the door and put all the parts back in the machine. Then close the door.
If the brew unit cannot be removed:
Turn the machine off with the On / Off button.
Wait for 2 minutes before turning it back on again.
There is a fault with the automatic dispenser adjust‐ ment.
Confirm the message with OK
.
Automatic dispenser adjustment during drink prepa‐ ration is deactivated as long as the appliance remains switched on. You can continue to prepare drinks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Problem
F234
Too much ground coffee
Push the water container in until it engages
Possible cause and solution
Cup protection switch-off has been activated three times since switching on the coffee system. The cups or glasses being used are not recognized by the auto‐ matic dispenser adjustment.
Use only cups or glasses that can be recognized by the automatic dispenser adjustment.
There is a fault with the automatic dispenser adjust‐ ment.
Turn the machine off with the On / Off button.
Wait for 2 minutes before turning it back on again.
There is too much ground coffee in the coffee chute.
If more than one level scoop of ground coffee is add‐ ed to the coffee chute, the brew unit cannot process the coffee. The ground coffee will be directed into the waste unit and the fault message will appear in the display.
Turn the machine off with the On / Off button.
Remove and clean the brew unit (see "Cleaning and care – Brew unit").
Remove the ground coffee inside the coffee sys‐ tem, e.g. with a vacuum cleaner.
Use the coffee scoop supplied to add ground cof‐ fee to the ground coffee chute. Add only one por‐ tion of ground coffee to the chute.
The water tank is not sitting properly in the appliance.
Remove the water tank and replace it.
This fault message also appears if the water tank was not correctly filled and fitted for descaling.
Fill the water tank to the descaling marking and restart the descaling program.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Unusual performance of the coffee system
Problem
The display remains dark when the coffee system is turned on us‐ ing the On / Off but‐ ton.
The lighting remains off after the coffee system has been turned on.
The coffee system turns off suddenly.
Possible cause and solution
The On / Off button was not touched for long enough.
Tap the On / Off button and keep it pressed for at least 3 seconds.
The plug is not properly plugged into the electrical outlet.
Insert the plug into the electrical outlet.
The fuse has tripped because the coffee system, volt‐ age or another appliance is defective.
Reinsert the plug..
Contact a qualified electrician or Miele Service for assistance.
The lighting has been turned off.
Turn the lighting on (see "Settings - Lighting").
The lamp is defective.
Contact Miele Service.
The switch-off time programmed using the timer has been reached.
If required, you can select a new switch-off time
(see "Settings - Timer").
The plug is not properly plugged into the electrical outlet.
Insert the plug into the electrical outlet.
This is not a fault. The lighting turns off approximate‐ ly 10 minutes after the coffee system was last used.
The coffee system is turned on. The lighting turns off suddenly.
The sensors do not re‐ act to touch.
The appliance cannot be operated.
There is an internal fault.
Open the appliance door.
The process currently running will be stopped.
Disconnect the electrical supply by switching off at the wall outlet and unplugging, or tripping the breaker.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Problem
The coffee system does not switch itself on, al‐ though the timer setting
Turn on at
has been acti‐ vated.
The display is hard to see or not legible.
Fill and replace the water container appears after switching on even though the container is filled and fitted in the machine. The appliance does not rinse.
Possible cause and solution
The system lock feature has been activated.
You need to deactivate the system lock (see "Set‐ tings - System lock").
A day of the week has not been selected.
Check the timer settings and change them if re‐ quired (see "Settings - Timer").
The machine was not used after being switched on automatically three times in succession.
Switch the machine on and dispense a drink.
The display brightness has been set too low.
Change this setting (see "Settings").
The coffee system needs to be descaled.
Turn the coffee system off with the On / Off button. Wait approx. 1 hour.
Switch on the machine again. As soon as Preheating
appears, tap
Maintenance
at the bottom right and then select Descale .
Descale the coffee system. You may need to re‐ peat the descaling process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Problem
Empty the drip tray ap‐ pears in the display, even though the drip tray is empty.
Possible cause and solution
The drip tray is not positioned correctly in the ma‐ chine.
Push the drip tray in as far as it will go.
The drip tray sensing mechanism is not working. The contacts are soiled.
The machine door will not close.
Clean the contacts and the space between them, and dry them thoroughly (see "Cleaning and care -
Drip tray").
The containers are not pushed all the way in.
Check the containers.
The door hinges are not correctly aligned.
Adjust the door hinges (see "Installation - Adjust‐ ing the door hinges").
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Problem
The door is difficult to open and close.
Frequently Asked Questions
Possible cause and solution
The cap of the main dispenser connector is not suffi‐ ciently greased. The silicone cap gets jammed in the brew unit.
The coffee system does not rinse itself when turned on.
During rinsing, no or considerably less rins‐ ing water than usual comes out of the main dispenser.
No or considerably less coffee than usual comes out of the main dispenser. The displays and preparation noises are unchanged.
The waste unit contains considerably more "cof‐ fee water."
Check the silicone cap for damage. Repalce the cap with the provided spare part if necessary.
Lubricate the cap with the included silicone grease.
Grease the cap of the main dispenser connector reg‐ ularly, at least once a month.
This is not a fault.
If the coffee system still has an operating tempera‐ ture higher than 140°F (60°C), rinsing will not take place.
The main dispenser is not correctly mounted.
Make sure the main dispenser has been assem‐ bled as described (see "Cleaning and care – Main dispenser").
The cap is no longer sitting firmly on the main dis‐ penser connector (see "Guide to the appliance").
Check the cap of the main dispenser connector.
Grease the cap with the included silicone grease.
The cap of the main dispenser connector is damaged or missing.
Replace the cap with the provided spare part.
Lubricate the cap with the included silicone grease.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Problem
The descaling program was started uninten‐ tionally.
Loud noises are heard during the descaling program.
The display lights up but the coffee system does not heat up and no drinks are made.
The drinking vessel be‐ ing used is repeatedly not recognized by the automatic dispenser adjustment.
The main dispenser lowers until it touches the top of the cup or glass and cup protec‐ tion switch-off is acti‐ vated.
Cup protection switchoff does not work. The main dispenser lowers until it touches the top of the vessel and the cleaning container or another vessel gets caught between the main dispenser and the drip tray.
Possible cause and solution
The descaling program cannot be stopped once the
OK button has been tapped.
Descaling must be continued through to completion.
This is a safety precaution to make sure the machine is descaled correctly. This is important for the longev‐ ity and functional efficiency of your coffee system.
Descale the coffee system (see "Descaling").
This is not a fault.
These noises occur when water is flushed through the machine at a high pressure.
The Demo mode of the coffee system has been acti‐ vated.
Deactivate the Demo mode (see "Settings - Demo mode").
The cup or glass is not suited for the sensing mecha‐ nism.
Use cups or glasses that are suitable for automat‐ ic dispenser adjustment.
There is a fault with the automatic dispenser adjust‐ ment.
Turn the machine off with the On / Off button.
Wait for 2 minutes before turning it back on again.
Use another drinking vessel and prepare a drink.
If cup protection switch-off is activated again or the main dispenser lowers until it touches the top of the cup or glass again, please contact Miele.
If the cleaning container is sitting too close to the panel behind the main dispenser, or even touches it, the rim of the container will not be properly recog‐ nized by the automatic dispenser adjustment.
Move the cleaning container forwards a little.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Unsatisfactory results
Problem
The coffee is not hot enough.
Possible cause and solution
The cup has not been pre-heated.
The smaller the cup and the thicker its walls, the more important it is to pre-heat it.
Pre-heat the cup, for example, with hot water.
The brewing temperature is set too low.
Set a higher brewing temperature (see "Brewing temperature").
The brew unit filters are blocked.
Remove and clean the brew unit (see "Cleaning and care – Brew unit").
Degrease the brew unit (see "Cleaning and care -
Brew unit").
The coffee system needs to be descaled.
Descale the coffee system (see "Descaling").
The heating-up time is getting longer, the amount of water being dispensed is incorrect and the coffee system is not performing prop‐ erly.
Coffee does not flow evenly from both dis‐ pensers. Milk sprays occasionally during preparation.
The coffee grinder makes a louder noise than usual.
The coffee flows too quickly into the cup.
Coffee deposits in the main dispenser prevent the dispensing of the drinks.
Disassemble the main dispenser and clean the parts – with the exception of the stainless steel cover – in the dishwasher (see "Cleaning and care
– Main dispenser").
This cleaning should be performed once a week.
The coffee bean container has become empty during the grinding process.
Fill the coffee bean container with fresh beans.
There may be stones in among the coffee beans.
Turn the coffee system off immediately. Contact
Miele.
The grind level is too coarse.
Set the grinder to a finer setting (see "Setting the coffee grinder").
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Frequently Asked Questions
Problem
The coffee trickles too slowly into the cup.
The crema on the cof‐ fee or espresso is "not right".
Possible cause and solution
The grind level is too fine.
Set the grinder to a coarser setting (see "Setting the coffee grinder").
The grinder setting is not correct.
Set the grinder to a finer or coarser setting (see
"Setting the coffee grinder").
The brew temperature is too high for the type of cof‐ fee being used.
Set a lower brewing temperature (see "Brewing temperature").
The coffee beans are no longer fresh.
Add fresh beans to the coffee bean container.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Problems when preparing milk
Problem
The milk sprays during dispensing and hissing noises can be heard.
Even though milk froth should be prepared, on‐ ly hot milk emerges from the main dispens‐ er.
Fill and insert milk container appears in the display even though the milk flask has been filled and inserted in the machine.
Possible cause and solution
The milk temperature is too high. Good milk froth can only be achieved when cold milk (below 50°F/10°C) is used.
Check the temperature in the milk flask.
The milk flask has not be inserted properly so that not only milk, but also air is suctioned in.
Push in the milk flask to the limit stop.
The main dispenser is not correctly mounted.
Check whether the main dispenser is correctly as‐ sembled.
The milk pipework in the milk flask lid is dirty.
Taking apart the milk flask lid and cleaning it with the cleaning brush (See "Cleaning and care – Milk flask").
Clean the main dispenser and the milk valve with the cleaning brush (see "Main dispenser" and
"Maintaining the milk valve").
The elbow connector is blocked and must be ex‐ changed.
Exchange the elbow connector (see "Exchanging the elbow connector").
The milk flask lid could be dirty. Therefore, the sens‐ ing mechanism does not function correctly.
Clean the cover and the milk flask thoroughly. Dis‐ assemble the cover and clean it with the included cleaning brush (see "Cleaning and care – Milk flask with cover").
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Frequently Asked Questions
Exchanging the elbow connec‐ tor
If you can prepare only hot milk instead of milk froth, check the following first:
– Is the milk in the milk flask cold
(< 50°F / 10°C)?
– Have the main dispenser and milk flask lid been cleaned carefully?
– Is the main dispenser correctly mounted?
If you still cannot prepare milk froth, fol‐ low the steps described to exchange the elbow connector.
You need the elbow connector that was provided as a spare part.
Do not use a needle or similar imple‐ ment. This would damage the com‐ ponents.
First release air intake tube from the opening Then pull off the el‐ bow connector .
Pull both tubes out of the elbow con‐ nector.
Use the cleaning brush supplied to clean air intake tube under running water. "Blowing through" can help to dislodge blockages.
Insert the brush in milk tube . Move the brush back and forth as far as possible until all milk deposits have been removed.
Now take the new elbow connector
(you can throw away the old elbow connector in the household trash).
Open the service cover on the back of the appliance door.
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Push the tubes back into the elbow connector and replace this in the ma‐ chine. Make sure that the land on the elbow connector is pointing down‐ wards.
Re-insert the air intake tube into the opening .
Replace the service cap and close the door.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Technical Service
After sales service
In the event of a fault that you cannot correct yourself, please contact
– Your Miele dealer
or
– Miele Technical Service
The telephone number for Miele is list‐ ed at the back of these instructions.
When contacting Miele, please quote the model and machine number of your coffee system.
This information is given on the data plate inside your appliance.
Warranty
For more information, please refer to the included warranty.
MieleCare (USA only)
MieleCare, our Extended Service Con‐ tract program, gives you the assurance of knowing that your appliance invest‐ ment is covered by 5 years of worry free ownership.
MieleCare is the only Extended Service
Contract in the industry that guarantees repairs by a Miele Authorized Service
Provider using genuine Miele parts. On‐ ly genuine Miele parts installed by fac‐ tory trained professionals can guaran‐ tee the safety, reliability, and longevity of your Miele appliance. Please note that unless expressly approved in writ‐ ing by Miele’s Service department, Ex‐ tended Service Contracts offered by other providers for Miele products will not be recognized by Miele. Our goal is to prevent unauthorized (and untrained) service personnel from working on your
Miele products, possibly doing further damage to them, you and/or your home.
To learn more about MieleCare Extend‐ ed Service Contracts, please contact your appliance dealer or visit us online at: http://mieleusa.com/mielecare
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If the settings of the following functions are altered from the factory default, en‐ ergy consumption will increase:
– Eco mode
– Lighting
– Time display
– Timer
Saving energy
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Packaging material / Disposal of old machine
Disposal of packaging material
The cardboard box and packing materi‐ als protect the appliance during ship‐ ping. They have been designed to be biodegradable and recyclable.
Ensure that any plastic wrappings, bags, etc. are disposed of safely and kept out of the reach of children. Return the packaging to your dealer.
Disposal of your old appliance
Old electrical and electronic appliances often still contain valuable materials.
However, they also contain harmful substances that were essential for the proper functioning and safe use of the equipment. Handling these materials improperly or disposing of them in your household waste can be harmful to your health and the environment.
Therefore, please do not dispose of your old appliance with regular house‐ hold waste.
Old appliances may contain materials that can be recycled. Please contact your local recycling authority about the possibility of recycling these materials.
Ensure the appliance presents no dan‐ ger to children while being stored for disposal.
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Electrical connection
Make sure that the power to the ma‐ chine is OFF before installing or per‐ forming maintenance or repairs. All electrical work should be performed by a qualified electrician in strict accord‐ ance with national and local safety reg‐ ulations. Installation, repairs and other work by unqualified persons could be dangerous.
Verify that the voltage, load and circuit rating information found on the data plate match the household electrical supply. This data must match to pre‐ vent damage to the coffee system. If in doubt, consult a licensed electrician.
The necessary connection information is given on the data plate inside your appliance.
The coffee system comes equipped with a 6 ft (1.8 m) power cord with a
NEMA 5-15P molded plug for connec‐ tion to a 120 V, 15 A, 60 Hz power sup‐ ply.
Do not connect the appliance to a pow‐ er inverter or directly to power pro‐ duced outside of the normal electrical grid (i.e. direct solar or wind power source).
Direct connection to such power sour‐ ces can cause power surges and trip‐ ped breakers when the appliance is turned on, and could damage the appli‐ ance.
Do not connect the appliance to energy saving plugs or outlets. The reduction of power to the appliance caused by these devices will cause the appliance to run hot and may damage it and/or shorten its usable life.
If there is any question concerning the electrical connection of this appliance to your power supply, please consult a licensed electrician or contact Miele’s
Technical Service Department. See back page for contact information.
WARNING:
THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE GROUND‐
ED
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Installation
Installation and combination options
The appliance is designed to be built into a tall unit.
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Installation
It can also be combined with other Miele built-in appliances. If the coffee system is to be built in above another appliance, there must be a full-width, closed shelf between them.
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Installation
Ventilation
Condensation water can damage the coffee system or surrounding cabi‐ nets.
The specified ventilation cross-sec‐ tions absolutely must be observed.
Do not cover or block the ventilation cross-sections.
Clean the ventilation cross-sections on a regular basis.
Due to the heating of water, water steam can condense inside the coffee system and inside the door.
During installation, ensure there is suffi‐ cient ventilation at the rear of the appli‐ ance so that steam and warm air are able to escape without hindrance.
The surrounding cabinets should be de‐ signed as follows:
– A ventilation gap of at least 1 5/8"
(40 mm) depth must be provided be‐ hind the appliance for air to circulate.
– The ventilation cross-sections in the plinth, surrounding cabinets and above the appliance must amount to at least 78 3/4 square inches
(200 cm 2 ) to ensure that air can cir‐ culate without obstruction.
Top ventilation cross-section
The ventilation cross section at the top of the appliance can be constructed in different ways:
– Air intake occurs via the plinth at the bottom of the appliance and the air escapes at the top at the rear of the surrounding cabinets.
96 a directly above the coffee system with a ventilation grille (free airflow of at least 78 3/4 square inches /
200 cm 2 ) b between the surrounding cabinets and the ceiling c through a suspended ceiling
Installing the coffee system
Make sure that there is no power to the machine during installation. This also applies when uninstalling.
The machine may only be operated when installed and in an ambient temperature range between +50°F
(10°C) to +100°F (38°C).
For installation, you will require two socket wrenches in sizes 3 and 5.
To ensure the appliance door is flush with the cabinetry front, a seal around the building-in niche is needed or a sealing strip must be adhered to the coffee system.
Installation
Tip: We recommend providing a place to sit the coffee system which is the same height as the building-in niche.
This will make it easier to connect the machine to the electrical supply.
If there is not a seal at the front of the building-in niche, adhere the Miele sealing strips from the back (see pic‐ ture) before installing the coffee sys‐ tem.The sealing strips can be pur‐ chased from Miele.
Sealing strips are available from your
Miele dealer or from Miele.
Using the large allen key, unscrew all four feet out by about 3/4" (2 mm).
.The feet can be unscrewed by up to approx. 4" (10 mm).
Connect the appliance to the electri‐ cal supply.
Ensure the power cord does not get damaged when pushing the appli‐ ance into the niche.
Push the coffee system all the way into the building-in niche.
Make sure the coffee system is cen‐ tered and straight in the building-in niche. If this is not the case, align the machine using the four bases.
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Installation
The appliance comes with four M5 socket screws to help you align and se‐ cure it in the building-in niche.
Adjusting the door hinges
If the machine door becomes difficult to open or close after installation, you can adjust the hinges to realign it (TX 20):
Open the appliance door, and partial‐ ly tighten the side socket screws.
Carefully turn the lower socket screws to center the machine in the niche.
Tighten both upper socket screws by hand to secure the machine in the unit. Do not over-tighten them.
Tighten the screw to align it flush with the cabinet front.
Tighten the screw to align the door horizontally and vertically.
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Copyright and licenses
Miele uses software to operate and control the appliance.
The copyright authorization from Miele and other relevant software suppliers (e.g.
Adobe) must be respected.
Miele and its suppliers reserve the rights to the software components.
In particular the following are prohibited:
– copying and distribution,
– modifications and derivations,
– decompilation, reverse engineering, disassembling and other such reductions of software.
This product contains Adobe® Flash® Player Software under license from Adobe
Systems Incorporated, Adobe Macromedia Software LLC. Adobe and Flash are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
Components which fall under GNU General Public Licence and further Open
Source licenses are integrated into the software.
An overview of the integrated Open Source components and a copy of the current license can be obtained at http://www.miele.com/device-software-licenses. You will need to enter the specific product name.
Miele will provide the source code for all components of software licensed under the GNU General Public License and comparable Open Source licenses.
For source code requests, please e-mail [email protected].
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Please have the model and serial number of your appliance available before contacting Technical Service.
U.S.A.
Miele, Inc.
National Headquarters
9 Independence Way
Princeton, NJ 08540
Phone: 800-843-7231
609-419-9898
Fax: 609-419-4298 www.mieleusa.com
Technical Service & Support
Nationwide
Phone: 800-999-1360
Fax: 888-586-8056
Canada
Importer
Miele Limited
Headquarters and Miele Centre
161 Four Valley Drive
Vaughan, ON L4K 4V8 www.miele.ca
Customer Care Centre
Phone: 800-565-6435
905-532-2272 [email protected]
Germany
Manufacturer
Miele & Cie. KG
Carl-Miele-Straße 29
33332 Gütersloh
CVA 6800
en – US, CA M.-Nr. 10 214 560 / 02
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