Bartscher 190231 Coffee machine Coffeeline B20 Operating instructions

Coffeeline B10 - B20 - B30
190230 - 190231 - 190232
Bartscher GmbH
Franz-Kleine-Str. 28
D-33154 Salzkotten
Germany
Phone: +49 5258 971-0
Fax: +49 5258 971-120
Technical Support Hotline: +49 5258 971-197
www.bartscher.com
Version: 1.0
Date of preparation: 2022-12-22
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Original instruction manual
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Safety ............................................................................................................ 2
Explanation of Signal Words .................................................................... 2
Safety instructions.................................................................................... 3
Intended Use ........................................................................................... 6
Unintended Use ....................................................................................... 6
General information ....................................................................................... 7
2.1
Liability and Warranty .............................................................................. 7
2.2
Copyright Protection ................................................................................ 7
2.3
Declaration of Conformity ........................................................................ 7
Transport, Packaging and Storage ................................................................ 8
3.1
Delivery Check ......................................................................................... 8
3.2
Packaging ................................................................................................ 8
3.3
Storage .................................................................................................... 8
Technical Data............................................................................................... 9
4.1
Technical Specifications .......................................................................... 9
4.2
List of Components of the Appliance ..................................................... 13
4.3
Functions of the Appliance ..................................................................... 14
Installation and operation ............................................................................ 15
5.1
Installation.............................................................................................. 15
5.2
Operation ............................................................................................... 21
Cleaning and Descaling ............................................................................... 32
6.1
Safety Instructions for Cleaning ............................................................. 32
6.2
Cleaning................................................................................................. 32
6.3
Descaling ............................................................................................... 35
Possible Malfunctions .................................................................................. 36
Disposal ....................................................................................................... 40
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Read this instruction manual before using and keep it available
at all times!
This instruction manual contains information about installation, operation and
maintenance of the appliance and constitutes an important source of information
and reference guide. The knowledge of all operational and safety instructions
included in this manual is a prerequisite for safe and proper handling of the
appliance. Additionally, accident prevention, occupational health and safety, and
legal regulations in force in the area the appliance is used apply.
Before you start using the appliance, especially before turning it on, read this
instruction manual in order to avoid personal injuries and property damages.
Improper use may cause damage.
This instruction manual forms and integral part of the product and must be stored in
an immediate vicinity of the appliance and be available at all times. The instruction
manual should be transferred together with the appliance.
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Safety
This appliance has been manufactured in accordance with technical standards
currently in force. However, the appliance may be a source of hazards if used
improperly or contrary to its intended purpose. All persons using the appliance must
consider information included in this instruction manual and observe safety
instructions.
1.1
Explanation of Signal Words
Important safety instructions and warning information are indicated in this
instruction manual with appropriate signal words. You must strictly follow the
instructions, to prevent accidents, personal injuries and property damages.
DANGER!
The signal word DANGER warns against hazards that lead to severe
injuries or death if the hazards are not avoided.
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WARNING!
The signal word WARNING warns against hazards that may lead to
moderate or severe injuries or death if the hazards are not avoided.
CAUTION!
The signal word CAUTION warns against hazards that may lead to
light or moderate injuries if the hazards are not avoided.
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IMPORTANT!
The signal word IMPORTANT indicates possible property damages,
which may occur if safety instructions are not observed.
NOTE!
The symbol NOTE indicates subsequent information and guidelines
for the user on usage of the appliance.
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Safety instructions
Electrical Current
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Too high a mains voltage or incorrect installation may cause electric shock.
The appliance may be connected only if data on the rating plate correspond with
the mains voltage.
To avoid short-circuit, the appliance should be kept dry.
If there are malfunctions during operation, disconnect the appliance from the
power supply.
Do not touch the appliance’s plug with wet hands.
Never take hold of the appliance if it has fallen into water. Immediately
disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
Any repairs or housing opening may be carried out by professionals and
relevant workshops only.
Do not transport the appliance, holding it by the power cord.
Do not allow the power cord to come into contact with heat sources or sharp
edges.
Do not bend, pinch nor knot the power cord.
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Always completely unwind the power cord.
Never place the appliance or other objects on the power cord.
Always take hold of the plug to disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
Check the power cord regularly for damage. Do not use the appliance if the
power cord is damaged. If this cable is damaged, it must be replaced by
customer service or a qualified electrician in order to avoid dangers.
Flammable Materials
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Never subject the appliance to contact with high temperature sources, e.g.:
oven, furnace, open flame, heat generating devices, etc.
To avoid fire hazard, clean the appliance regularly.
Do not cover the appliance with, e.g., aluminium foil or cloths.
Use the appliance only with materials designated to this end and with correct
temperature settings. Materials, groceries and left-overs remaining in the
appliance may catch fire.
Never use the appliance near flammable or inflammable materials, e.g.: petrol,
spirit, alcohol, etc. High temperature triggers evaporation of these materials,
and, as a result of contact with sources of ignition, an explosion may occur.
In case of fire, disconnect the appliance from the power supply before
attempting suitable fire-extinguishing actions.
Never attempt to extinguish fire with water if the appliance is connected to the
power supply. Following extinction of fire, ensure sufficient fresh air inflow.
Hot Surfaces
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Surfaces of the appliance become hot during operation. Burning hazard! High
temperature remains for some time after switching the appliance off.
Do not touch any hot surfaces of the appliance. Use the provided handling
elements and holders.
You may transport and clean the appliance after it cools down entirely.
It is prohibited to sprinkle hot surfaces with cold water or flammable liquids.
Supervised Usage only
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Only supervised appliance may be used.
Always remain in an immediate vicinity of the appliance.
Operating Personnel
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The appliance may only be operated by qualified personnel and trained
specialist personnel.
This appliance may not be operated by persons (including children) with limited
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, nor by persons with limited experience
and/or limited knowledge.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they are not playing with or
switching on the appliance.
Improper use
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Unintended or prohibited use may cause damage to the appliance.
The appliance may only be used in a technically flawless condition, providing for
safe use.
The appliance may only be used with connections in a technically flawless
condition, providing for safe use.
The appliance may only be used clean.
Use only original spare parts. Never attempt to repair the appliance on your
own.
Do not attempt to modify nor alter the appliance.
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1.3
Intended Use
As described below, every use of the appliance for a purpose differing and/or
diverging from its intended standard use, is prohibited and considered to be an
unintended use.
The following is an intended use:
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Preparing coffee
Heating up and frothing milk
Preparing hot water for tea and instant beverages.
Unintended Use
An unintended use may lead to personal injuries or property damages caused by
hazardous voltage, fire or high temperature. The appliance may only be used to
perform tasks described in this instruction manual.
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2.1
General information
Liability and Warranty
All information and instructions in this instruction manual account for legal
regulations in force, current level of technical engineering knowledge as well as our
expertise and experience, developed over the years. If special models or additional
options are ordered, or state-of-the-art technical solutions were implemented, the
actual scope of delivery of the appliance may, in some circumstances, differ from
descriptions and numerous drawings in this instruction manual.
The manufacturer is not liable for any damages nor faults stemming from:
– failure to observe instructions,
– unintended use,
– technical alterations introduced by the user,
– usage of unapproved spare parts.
We reserve the right to introduce technical modifications to the product, intended for
improvement of the appliance and its performance.
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Copyright Protection
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This instruction manual, and texts, drawings and images included in it, as well as its
other components are copyright protected. It is prohibited to reproduce this
instruction manual (including its excerpts), in any form and by any means, and to
use and/or transfer its content to third parties without manufacturer’s written
permission. Violation of the above results in obligation to pay compensation. We
reserve the right to claim further damages.
2.3
Declaration of Conformity
The appliance meets the currently applicable standards and guidelines of the
European Union. We confirm the above in the EC Declaration of Conformity. We
may provide relevant Declaration of Conformity upon request.
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Transport, Packaging and Storage
3.1
Delivery Check
Immediately upon reception, check the delivery for completeness and possible
shipping damage. In the case of visible transport damage refuse to accept the
appliance or accept it conditionally. Mark and note the scope of damage in shipping
documents/consignment list of the shipping company and lodge a complaint.
Concealed damage must be reported immediately upon its discovery, as
compensation claims may only be filed within applicable time limits.
If you find that parts or accessories missing, please contact our Customer Service
Department.
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Packaging
Do not dispose of the appliance cardboard box. It may be used to store the
appliance when relocating or when shipping the appliance to our service point in the
case of any damages.
The packaging and its elements are made of recyclable materials. Particularly,
these are: plastic films and bags, cardboard box.
When disposing of the packaging, observe applicable domestic regulations.
Recyclable packaging materials should be recycled.
3.3
Storage
Leave the packaging closed until installation of the appliance; observe external
indications concerning method of placing and storage. Store the packaging in the
following conditions only:
– in closed rooms;
– in dry and dust-free surrounding;
– away from aggressive agents;
– in a location protected against sunlight;
– in a location protected against mechanical shocks.
In the case of extended storage (over three months), make sure you check the
condition of the packaging and the parts regularly. If needed, replace the packaging
with a new one.
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Technical Data
4.1
Technical Specifications
Version/Design
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Version: high-pressure coffee machine
Equipment connection:
– 190230, 190231 - ready to connect
– 190232 – 3NAC
Automatic boiler filling
Automatic cleaning of a brewing group
Cleaning programs
Automatic water supply through solenoid valve
Pre-brewing
Adjustable hot water dispensing
Pressure indicator on the manometer
Timer
Display:
– setting the boiler temperature
– selection and programming of beverages
– starting the cleaning program
– timer
– pre-brewing
– warning Indications
Digital display
Control:
– electronic
– knob
– key
ON/OFF switch
Features:
– LED lighting, switched on separately
– varied settings of coffee specialties
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Technical Data
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Name:
Coffee machine Coffeeline B10
Art. No.:
190230
Material:
Steel sheet, painted
Number of boilers:
1
Boiler volume, in litres:
6
Number of brewing groups:
1
Number of steam taps:
1
Number of hot water nozzles:
1
Dosing programs per brewing group:
3
Power supply:
2,8 kW | 220-240 V | 50 Hz
Dimensions (W x D x H), in mm:
550 x 575 x 465
Weight, in kg:
48,0
We reserve the right to implement technical modifications.
The set includes:
– 1 portafilter with 1 outlet
– 2 portafilters with 2 outlets
– 1 water supply hose, 55 cm
– 1 drain hose, 150 cm
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Name:
Coffee machine Coffeeline B20
Art. No.:
190231
Material:
Steel sheet, painted
Number of boilers:
1
Boiler volume, in litres:
11,5
Number of brewing groups:
2
Number of steam taps:
2
Number of hot water nozzles:
1
Dosing programs per brewing group:
3
Power supply:
3,35 kW | 220-240 V | 50/60 Hz
Dimensions (W x D x H), in mm:
770 x 595 x 465
Weight, in kg:
62,0
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We reserve the right to implement technical modifications.
The set includes:
– 1 piston with 1 outlet
– 2 portafilters with 2 outlets
– 1 water supply hose, 55 cm
– 1 drain hose, 150 cm
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Name:
Coffee machine Coffeeline B30
Art. No.:
190232
Material:
Steel sheet, painted
Number of boilers:
1
Boiler volume, in litres:
17,5
Number of brewing groups:
3
Number of steam taps:
2
Number of hot water nozzles:
1
Dosing programs per brewing group:
3
Power supply:
4,35 kW | 400 V | 50 Hz
Dimensions (W x D x H), in mm:
990 x 595 x 465
Weight, in kg:
74,0
We reserve the right to implement technical modifications.
The set includes:
– 1 portafilter with 1 outlet
– 3 portafilters with 2 outlets
– 1 water supply hose, 55 cm
– 1 drain hose, 150 cm
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4.2
List of Components of the Appliance
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Bottom view
Fig. 1
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Description for Fig. 1
1. Splash guard
3. Control elements
5. Brewing group head
7. Portafilter
9. Hot water nozzle
11. Height-adjustable feet (4x)
13. Boiler pressure gauge
15. Steam regulator left
17. Sewage connection
19. LED lighting ON/OFF switch
21. Indicator light
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2. Shelf for cups/saucers
4. Steam regulator right
6. Steam nozzle right
8. Drip tray with drip grate (2 pcs)
10. Cup grate
12. Steam nozzle left
14. Housing
16. Boiler drain
18. Fixed water connection with water
supply hose
20. ON-/OFF switch
22. Power cable connection
Functions of the Appliance
The Coffeeline machine is designed and built to prepare espresso and coffee, to
heat water for tea and to heat and frothing milk.
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5
Installation and operation
5.1
Installation
CAUTION!
Incorrect installation, positioning, operation, maintenance or misuse of
the appliance may lead to personal injury or property damage.
Positioning and installation, as well as repairs may be performed by
authorised technical service only and in compliance with the applicable
national law.
NOTE!
The manufacturer disclaims all liability and provides no warranty for
damages, which may be attributed to non-observance of regulations or
incorrect installation.
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Unpacking / Positioning
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Unpack the appliance, remove all external and internal packaging elements and
shipment safeguards.
CAUTION!
Choking hazard!
Prevent children from accessing package materials, for instance: plastic
bags and EPS.
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If the appliance is covered with a protective film, remove it. Remove the film
slowly, so no glue residues are left. Remove any glue residues with the use of a
suitable solvent.
Be careful not to damage the rating plate and warning labels fixed on the
appliance.
Never place the appliance in humid or wet environment.
Place the appliance in a way making the connections easily accessible, so that
they may be quickly disconnected if such a need arises.
The appliance should be placed on surfaces that are:
– even, with sufficient bearing capacity, resistant to water, dry and resistant
to high temperatures;
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sufficiently large, and thus enabling usage of the appliance with no
problems;
easily accessible;
well ventilated.
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Maintain sufficient clearance from table edges. The appliance might turn over
and fall down.
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When in operation, the appliance may not be installed in a cabinet.
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To obtain best efficiency the coffee machine should be installed where the
following values will not be exceeded:
– maximum water inlet pressure: 0.9 MPa (9 bar) or 1.0 MPa (10 bar)
[Norway, Sweden, Denmark only]
– minimum water inlet pressure: 0.0 MPa (0 bar)
– optimal water pressure: 0.6 to 0.7 MPa (6-7 bar)
– maximum water supply temperature: 40ºC
– ambient temperature between +10ºC (min.) and +40ºC (max.).
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The coffee machine is quite heavy, so we recommend that it be lifted and placed
in the desired position by two people.
TIP!
The weight and dimensions of the machine can be found in the "Technical
data” section.
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Place the coffee machine on a level, stable and waterproof surface.
The coffee machine can be positioned with a maximum deviation of 3° from the
horizontal (longitudinal and transverse direction) to ensure proper operation of
the hydraulic and drain functions. This should be checked with a level or digital
protractor.
Set the feet so that the coffee is distributed evenly to all cups during preparation.
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Fig. 2
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The installation surface must be located at least 110 cm over the floor level.
Allow enough space above and behind the device to allow unobstructed
operation, cleaning and maintenance.
For proper air circulation, leave 30 cm above the device and 10 cm behind the
device.
Power supply connection
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Verify if technical data of the appliance (see rating plate) correspond with the
local electric power grid specification.
Connect the appliance to a single, properly grounded mains socket with
protective contact. Do not connect the appliance to a multi-socket.
The power cord should be laid in a way preventing anyone from threading on it
or tripping against it.
Connect the supplied connection cable on the underside of the device to the
connection with the locking clip.
For devices that are not equipped with a connection cable with a plug, a
disconnection device must be integrated into the fixed wiring in accordance with
the wiring regulations.
Make sure that a circuit breaker suitable for the power consumption of the
device, as indicated on the rating plate (under the drip tray), is installed to
protect the power supply.
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Water connection
ATTENTION!
The device must be connected to the building's water system by qualified
specialist personnel.
When connecting to the water mains, all national regulations must be
observed.
Only use the new hoses supplied with the device. Old and damaged hoses
must not be reused.
1. Before connecting the appliance, drain approximately 20 litres of water from the
building's water system to flush out any impurities that would otherwise enter the
boiler.
The water system of the building should have a 3/8” brass connection and a shut-off
valve.
2. Connect the coffee machine to the building's water supply using the supplied
water supply hose.
3. Tighten the water supply hose firmly with a suitable spanner or pipe wrench.
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Water quality requirements
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Use drinking water with a hardness level between 5 and 8º fH (French scale).
Water hardness below this range may lead to corrosion of the hydraulic
components. A higher value will lead to increased scaling in the boiler. Both
situations have negative impact on the machine efficiency and the quality of
coffee.
ATTENTION!
In order to avoid scale deposits in the boiler and other parts of the device,
it is necessary to install a suitable water softening system upstream of the
device.
Connecting the water softening system should be done in accordance with the
instructions contained in the manual of the selected device.
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Pressure and temperature
The water pressure in the boiler is regulated directly by the water temperature. The
boiler temperature is shown on the display.
Relationship between the boiler pressure and boiler temperature
Fig. 3
The optimum temperature of the boiler for frothing milk and brewing is between
116°C and 120°C.
The device is equipped with a manometer that shows the pressure in the boiler.
The optimum boiler pressure is 0.9–4 bar.
TIP!
Exceeding the optimum working range of temperature and pressure
results in excessive steam formation, high energy consumption and milk
burning.
Setting the temperature too low results in insufficient coffee extraction,
slow heating of the boiler and little or no steam.
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Drain connection
1. One end of the supplied drain
hose (B) should be connected
to the outlet of the drip tray (A)
through the access hole in the
cover on the bottom of the
housing.
The access hole is located under
the drip tray and drip grill. They
should be removed.
2. Connect the other end of the
drain hose (B) to the sewer
system in the service area.
3. Reinstall the drip tray and drip
grill.
Fig. 4
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ATTENTION!
Make sure that the drain hose is not twisted and lies deeper than the drip tray.
This prevents the accumulation of water and other impurities in the hose, the
formation of mould or unpleasant odours.
WARNING!
Pressurized hot water can cause burns or
serious injury.
Never open the boiler drain while the device
is in operation!
Closed position = right side
Emptying the boiler must be carried out by
qualified personnel.
Fig. 5
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5.2
Operation
First Start-Up
1. Before using the device for the first time, remove all protective films after
installation.
This will prevent the foil from melting/sticking due to the high temperature while the
coffee machine is heating up.
2. Before use, clean the device according to the instructions in the 'Cleaning’
section.
3. Open the shut-off valve of the water supply system.
4. Turn on the device using the on/off switch located at the bottom of the device on
the right side. Wait a few minutes for the boiler to heat up.
The heating indicator under the device lights up.
5. While the machine is heating up, start a beverage cycle on each group of
brewing units to vent them and check their operation.
6. Open the steam nozzles to check their operation.
When the boiler reaches operating pressure and operating temperature, the heating
indicator light goes off.
7. Wait another 10 minutes for all hydraulic components to stabilize within the
correct temperature range.
The coffee machine is now ready for operation.
Operating Instructions
ATTENTION!
If dripping water enters the coffee
machine, it can cause mechanical and
electrical damage.
Do not place wet cups directly on the cup
shelf.
Always dry all cups thoroughly before
placing them on the cup shelf.
Fig. 6
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Button Functions
Fig. 7
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K1
Small Espresso
K2
Medium Espresso
K3
Large Espresso
K4
Rinsing the brew group
K5
Continuous pouring / hot water button /
Programming the coffee quantity
Each group of the brewer is equipped with a 5-button control panel and display,
which is used to monitor the status of the machine, perform user programming and
adjust settings.
By selecting the first three buttons (K1 - K3), the programmed amount will be
brewed and the brewing will end automatically.
The K4 button is used to rinse the brewing group.
The fifth button K5 activates the continuous dispensing of hot water.
The 3-digit display of each brewing group shows the remaining brewing time.
TIP!
All brewing group buttons are customizable by user programming. For
more information, see the ‘User Programming’ section.
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Fitting the portafilter on the head of the brewing group
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
1. Align both portafilter flanges with the 2. Replace the portafilter and turn it
two slots in the brew group head.
counter-clockwise until the handle is
perpendicular to the coffee
machine.
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Fig. 10
The portafilter is installed
incompletely
Correct position
The seal of the brew
group has worn out and
needs to be replaced
ATTENTION!
Be careful when fitting and removing the portafilter. Never try to tighten
the portafilter by force.
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Preparation of espresso
ATTENTION!
To keep the portafilter warm, it should be permanently in the brew group.
This is very important to maintain the optimum temperature, which is a
condition for brewing the best quality espresso.
1. Unlock the portafilter and pull it out of the brew group head.
2. Fill the portafilter basket with the desired amount of ground coffee for espresso.
The amount may vary depending on the size of the portafilter basket (approx. 7 g
for a regular espresso or 14 g for a double espresso)
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3. Tamp the ground coffee by pressing it down with the tamper.
4. Insert the filled portafilter onto the head of the brewing group and lock it in the
correct position
5. Place a cup under the portafilter.
6. To start the brewing process, select the desired option using one of the K1-K2K3 buttons.
WARNING!
Hot water under high pressure can cause burns or serious injury.
Never remove the handle during the brewing process.
When the brewing process is complete, wait for approx. 3 seconds before
removing the handle.
Heating up/frothing milk
1. Place the steam nozzle above the drip tray and use the steam regulator to open
the steam tap for a few seconds to allow the condensation water to drain.
2. When only steam comes out, close the steam tap again.
3. Place the steam nozzle above the drip tray in the cup/glass with milk, making
sure the steam nozzle is completely submerged.
4. Open the steam tap again to heat or froth the milk.
5. Open the steam tap to start heating/frothing the milk. Always keep the tip of the
steam nozzle submerged in the milk during heating/ frothing.
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6. When the milk reaches the desired temperature, close the steam tap with the
steam regulator.
7. Wait until no more steam comes out.
8. Wait until no more steam comes out.
9. After heating/frothing is complete, place the steam wand above the drip tray and
open the steam tap again for a few seconds to rinse any milk residue from the
steam wand.
10. Wipe the outside of the steam nozzle with a damp cloth to prevent clogging and
keep it clean.
WARNING! Risk of scalding!
Hot steam is coming out of the
steam nozzle.
Fig. 11
During steam/frothing, do not
remove the cup/glass and under no
circumstances allow the steam
nozzle to protrude from the milk as
long as the steam cock is open.
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Pouring hot water
WARNING!
Risk of scalding by hot water!
Never put your hands or fingers under the hot water spout when the device is
working.
Automatic regulation of hot water
1. Place a cup (or other heat-resistant container) under the hot water spout.
2. Place a cup (or other heat-resistant container) under the hot water spout.
3. Hot water dispensing will automatically stop after the programmed dispensing
time has elapsed.
4. By pressing the K5 button again, you can manually stop the process at any time
before it ends.
Manual regulation of hot water
1. Place a cup (or other heat-resistant container) under the hot water spout.
2. To start dispensing hot water, turn the hot water regulator counter-clockwise.
3. To stop dispensing hot water, turn the hot water regulator clockwise.
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User programming
Programming coffee/tea dispensing
This chapter explains how to program the amounts dispensed automatically via the
beverage buttons:
TIP!
For each new dispensing that is programmed, use the portafilter filled with
fresh coffee.
1. Keep the K5 button pressed for 8 seconds, until [SEL] appears on the display
and the K5button lamp blinks.
2. Press the brew option to be programmed: small Espresso (K1), medium
Espresso (K2), large Espresso (K3) or rinse (K4).
The lamp of the pressed button and the K5 button are on constantly. The brewing
group starts dispensing the coffee.
3. When the desired amount is reached, press the button again to stop dispensing.
This amount settings is stored.
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4. Repeat the process for all dispensing options you want to reprogram.
5. If only one of the brew options is to be programmed, follow the steps above
program only the desired option.
All other dispensing options remain unchanged (standard settings).
6. To return to the start screen again, wait 30 seconds or switch the coffee
machine off and on again.
TIP!
Programming one of the options on the left buttons (K1-K2-K3) automatically
sets the dispensed amounts on all other beverage buttons. It only applies to the
beverage buttons on the left side. When programming other beverage buttons,
only the selected option will be changed.
Button K4 ‘Rinse brewing group’ can be programmed as a default beverage
button if required.
When the K5 button is activated as a tea button, you can program automatic hot
water dispensing for K5. Dispensing is independent for each brewing group.
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User menu – access and navigation
To access the user programming settings, follow these steps:
1. Keep the K5 button pressed for 8 seconds, until [SEL] appears on the display
and the K5button lamp blinks. (Dispensing programming)
2. Keep the K5button pressed for 8 seconds until [t0] appears on the display (1.
Menu Settings).
3. Scroll through the menu by pressing K1 and K2buttons.
4. Press the K5button to enter individual settings.
The adjusting parameter flashes.
5. To confirm and save, press the K5button again.
6. To exit the menu, scroll to [ESc] (Escape) and press the K5button.
User menu – settings overview
Setting Description
[t0] Water heater temperature
[cro] Time setting (pouring time)
[PIX]* Pre-brewing (Gr1, Gr2, Gr3)
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[Eco]* Eco timer mode
[Std]* Eco mode standby timer
[SLc] Litres consumption meter (water filter)
[Scc] Coffee counter (maintenance)
[tot] Total counter
[cLo] Time settings
[AUt]* Automatic On/Off function
*In the service menu disabled by default
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t0 – boiler temperature
To change the temperature settings of the boiler, perform the following steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menu (see directions above).
2. When [t0]appears on the display, press the K5 button.
3. Use the K1 and K2 buttons to select the boiler temperature.
4. To confirm and save the settings, press the K5 button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
cro – activate/deactivate the time setting
To change the timer settings, perform the following steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menus (see directions above).
2. When [cro]appears on the display, press the K5 button.
3. Press the K1 or K2 button to activate [on] or deactivate [oFF] the timer setting.
4. To confirm and save the settings, press the K5 button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
Pi1 - Pi2 - Pi3 – activate/deactivate pre-brewing for each group
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To activate or deactivate the electronic pre-brewing function individually for each
brewing group, follow these steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menus (see directions above).
2. When [Pi1] (for group 1), [Pi2] or [Pi3]appears on the display, confirm the
selection by pressing the K5 button.
3. Press the K1 or K2button to activate [on] or deactivate [oFF] the pre-brewing
setting.
Settings are made separately for each brewing group [Pi1], [Pi2] or [Pi3].
4. To confirm and save the settings, press the K5 button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
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TIP!
The electronic pre-brewing setting is disabled by default in the service menu. The
reason for this is that the group head has an integrated pre-brewing chamber. For
roasted coffees that require longer pre-brewing time, the electronic function can
be activated for maximum extraction.
During pre-brewing, coffee is dispensed for a pre-programmed number of
seconds. Before the brewing process starts again and ends, the pressure is
lowered for a certain amount of seconds (‘Pause’).
Eco – time setting for ‘Eco’ mode
To adjust the timer to Eco mode, follow these steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menus (see directions above).
2. When [Eco]appears on the display, press the K5 button.
3. Using the K1 and K2 buttons, select the timer for the Eco mode: from [oFF]
(deactivated) to [024] hours.
4. To confirm and save the settings, press the K5 button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
TIP!
In the ‘ECO’ mode, the energy consumption of the coffee machine is reduced by
lowering the boiler temperature to 105 °C/221 °F (default seettings) if the
machine is not used for a while. [Eco] appears on the group 1 display. To
"wake up" the coffee machine, the user simply has to press a button. The coffee
machine is then heated to its normal operating temperature and ready for use in
a few minutes.
The settings for ECO mode are disabled by default.
SLc – Litres consumption meter
To download the partial counter of litres used, follow these steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menus (see directions above).
2. When [SLc]appears on the display, press the K5 button.
3. The counter is displayed on a 3-digit display. It toggles between displaying
thousands (dotted) and units in the following format: [000. - 000].
Example for 1200 litres: [001. - 200].
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4. Confirm by pressing the K5 button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
TIP!
The setting of the litre consumption meter is adjusted in the service menu. The
setting is disabled by default, i.e. the partial counter defaults to 0.
The [FiL] alarm appears on the display when the partial counter reaches the set
value to indicate that the external water filter needs to be replaced. Information
on how to reset the partial litre counter can be found in the Messages and
Alarms section of this manual.
Scc – Coffee consumption meter
To download the coffee counter of consumed litres, follow these steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menu (see directions above).
2. When [Scc] appears on the display, press the K5 button.
3. The counter is displayed on a 3-digit display. It toggles between displaying
thousands (dotted) and units in the following format: [000. - 000].
Example for 12500 coffees: [012. - 500].
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4. Confirm by pressing the K5 button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
TIP!
The setting of the coffee consumption meter is adjusted in the service menu.
The setting is disabled by default, i.e. the partial counter displays’0’by default.
The [SEr] alarm appears on the display when the partial counter reaches the set
value to indicate that the external water filter needs to be replaced.
Information on how to reset the partial coffee counter can be found in the
Messages and Alarms section of this manual.
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tot – Total counter
To retrieve the total counter, follow these steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menus (see directions above).
2. When [tot]appears on the display, press the K5button.
3. The counters are displayed on a 3-digit display. They toggle between displaying
thousands (dotted) and units in the following format: [000. - 000].
4. Scroll through the counters by pressing K5 button. They are displayed in the
following order:
[tot] Total coffee counter -> K5 -> [000. - 000] -> K5 -> [Gr1]
[Gr1] Coffee counter group 1 -> K5 -> [000. - 000] -> K5 -> [Gr2]
[Gr2] Coffee counter group 2 -> K5 -> [000. - 000] -> K5 -> [Gr3]
[Gr3] Coffee counter group 3 -> K5 -> [000. - 000] -> K5 -> [tEA]
[tEA] Automatic Tea Timer -> K5 -> [000. - 000] -> K5 -> [Lit]
[Lit] Total litres [000. - 000] -> K5 -> [tot]
5. Confirm by pressing the K5button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
TIP!
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Each choice increases the counters by +1.
Pouring boiling water for less than 5 seconds is not counted.
cLo – hour setting
To change the hour settings, perform the following steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menus (see directions above).
2. When [cLo] appears on the display, press the K5 button.
3. Use the K1 and K2 buttons to select the hour settings.
4. The hour must be set in the following format:
Hour [00h] -> K5 -> Minutes [00M] -> Day of the week [00X].
Days of the week: [001] Monday; [002] Tuesday; … ; [007] Sunday.
5. To confirm and save the settings, press the K5button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
AUt – Setting ‘Auto’ On/Off
To change the Auto On/Off setting, follow these steps:
1. Open User Programming and scroll through the menus (see directions above).
2. When [AUt]appears on the display, press the K5 button.
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3. Use the K1 and K2 buttons to select the settings for the automatic on/off
function.
4. The setting for the automatic on/off function should be set in the following
format:
On time [on] -> K5 -> On time (hour) [00h] -> K5 -> On time (minutes) [00M] ->
K5 -> Off time [oFF] -> K5 -> Off time (hour ) [00h] -> K5 -> Shutdown time
(minutes) [00M].
5. To confirm and save the settings, press the K5 button.
You will return to the user programming menu.
TIP!
The auto on/off setting is disabled by default in the service menu.
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Cleaning and Descaling
6.1
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Safety Instructions for Cleaning
Before cleaning, disconnect the appliance from the power supply.
Leave the appliance to cool down completely.
Make sure water does not enter the appliance. Do not immerse the appliance in
water or other liquids during cleaning. Do not clean the appliance with a
pressurized water jet.
Do not use any sharp or pointed, nor metal implements (knife, fork, etc.). Sharp
or pointed implements may damage the appliance, and when in contact with live
parts, they may cause electric shock.
For cleaning, do not use any scouring agents that contain solvents nor corrosive
cleaning agents. They may damage the surface.
6.2
Cleaning
Daily cleaning at the end of the working day
Steam nozzle and hot water outlet
1. Hold the steam nozzle over the drip tray and open the steam tap for one minute
to completely rinse the nozzle. Repeat the process for each steam nozzle.
2. Clean the steam nozzle and hot water outlet. Make sure that the nozzles are not
clogged or partially blocked by milk or other residues. If the nozzles must be
removed for cleaning, be careful not to deform or damage any of the nozzle
components when removing them.
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Brewing group head and portafilter
1. Clean the spray disc and the group seal with a soft brush to remove coffee
deposits.
2. At the end of each working day, a rinse cycle should be performed for each
brewing group to prevent coffee deposits from drying out and building up inside
the brewing group.
Drip tray and housing
1. Clean all the surfaces with a soft, damp cloth and mild cleaning agent. Wipe with
a clean cloth to remove the cleaning agent residues.
2. Clean glass surfaces with a streak-free glass cleaner.
3. Dry cleaned surfaces with a soft cloth.
4. Clean the drip tray and stainless steel grill insert under running water.
Daily rinsing
1. Pull out the filter basket and insert the blind filter into the portafilter.
2. Start the cleaning program as follows:
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When the device is turned on, hold
down the K5 button on the control
panel of the brewing group to be
cleaned and simultaneously press
the K1button.
The automatic cleaning cycle starts and
the display shows [cLE].
– Release the buttons.
The coffee machine is cleaned and
rinsed.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
After rinsing, remove the capped filter and store it in a safe place for next use.
Place the filter basket back into the portafilter.
Before replacing the espresso filter, clean the inside of the portafilter.
If necessary, soak the portafilter in warm water or use a coffee machine cleaner.
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Weekly cleaning or periodic cleaning and care
WARNING! Risk of scalding!
When removing the brewing group during the cleaning program, hot
steam or hot water may come out.
Do not open the brewing group and only remove the brewing group when the
cleaning program is finished.
ATTENTION!
At the end of each working day, a rinse cycle should be performed for each
brewing group to prevent coffee deposits from drying out and building up inside
the brewing group.
Brewing group head
1. The cleaning cycle for each brewing group should be performed once a week to
thoroughly clean the brewing group head, spray disc and portafilter, and to
ensure that your coffee tastes great. For more details, refer to the ‘Weekly
cleaning with coffee machine cleaner’ section.
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Drain hose
1. When the drain hose is installed, slowly pour one litre of warm water into the
drip tray to loosen and remove any coffee residue that often accumulates in the
drip tray and drain tube.
Weekly cleaning with coffee machine cleaner
1. Unlock the portafilter and pull it out of the brew group head.
2. When performing daily rinsing, a special
coffee machine cleaner should be placed
in the blind filter once a week.
After cleaning with a cleaning agent, it is
necessary to rinse the group.
3. Run the automatic cleaning cycle two
more times to flush out any remaining
cleaning agent.
4. After rinsing, remove the capped filter
and store it in a safe place for next use.
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6.3
Descaling
ATTENTION!
If the water is harder than 8° fH (French scale), a water softening system
must be connected upstream of the device to prevent malfunctions
caused by scale deposits.
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If lime scale builds up inside the coffee machine despite the upstream water
softening system being connected, descalling should only be carried out by
a service technician.
Never perform descalling by yourself.
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Possible Malfunctions
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Possible Malfunctions
Mögliche
The table below contains descriptions of possible causes and solutions to
malfunctions or errors during operation of the appliance. When malfunction cannot
be removed, contact the technical service.
Messages and Alarms
Indicato Device status
r
Alarm
description
Warning/ Solution
alarm
Short circuit of
the NTC
Alarm
Replace the NTC
[AL1]
The device is
locked and all
touch panel
buttons are
blinking
NTC is
connected
Alarm
Replace the NTC
[AL2]
The device is
locked and all
touch buttons are
blinking
[AL3]
The selected button The brewing
flashes, the brewing group flow not
recognized
process has to be
ended manually
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[FiL]
[Eco]
[oFF]
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Warning
Alarm
Check the
manometer
The device is
locked and all
touch buttons are
blinking
Time out when
filling the boiler
Switch the device
off and on again
using the main
switch. Check if
water supply to the
appliance is
undamaged.
The boiler
temperature touch
panel lights
dropped to 105°C
Eco mode
Warning
Press any button
from K1 to K4 to
‘wake up’ the
device
Touch panel lights
separated from the
boiler element
Standby mode
Warning
Press any button
from K1 to K4 to
‘wake up’ the
device
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Indicato Device status
r
Alarm
description
Warning/ Solution
alarm
The appliance
operates
Static message to
the group 1
Service
maintenance
alert
Warning
Let the service
perform routine
maintenance.
This is how you can
reset the alarm
counter:
– keep the K1+K2
buttons pressed
and turn on the
device with the
main switch.
– message [rSE]
for the group 1
is displayed.
The appliance
operates
Static message to
the group 1
Water filter
maintenance
alarm
Warning
Let the service
perform routine
maintenance.
This way you can
reset the
operational alarm:
– keep the K3+K4
buttons pressed
and turn on the
device with the
main switch.
– message [rSE]
for the group 1
is displayed.
[SEr]
[Fir]
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Possible Malfunctions
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Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Coffee machine
does not start
The plug is incorrectly
connected to the mains
socket
Check that the plug is
properly inserted and that
the socket is working
properly
Circuit breaker connection
and/or differential gear
defective
Check the electric mains
supply
Damaged power cord
and/or plug
Let damaged power cord
and plug replaced by
customer service
Steam is not
coming out of the
steam nozzle
Steam nozzle is clogged
with milk left
Clean the steam nozzle. If
necessary, remove and
unclog with a pointed object
or needle
The boiler and the
brewing group do
not heat water
Standby mode active
Press the K1+K5 buttons
again to exit the Standby
mode
Pre-brewing does
not work
When the pre-brewing
mode is ‘on’, you need to
program the setting to
enable/disable this function
Perform the pre-brewing
settings as described in the
‘User Programming’/’Prebrewing Settings’ chapter.
Water is found
under the coffee
machine
Drain hose blocked by
waste of the drip tray
Clean the drain hose
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Possible Malfunctions
Troubles with the brewing process
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Coffee pours out too
quickly
Coffee is ground too
coarsely
Set a finer grind level
Coffee pours out too
slowly
Coffee is ground too finely
Set a coarser grind level
Faults related to calcification
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
The temperature of
The outlet pipes of the heat Start the device using the
main ON/OFF switch.
the dispensed coffee exchanger are clogged
is too high
with scale
Let the customer service
carry out the necessary
Water does not flow The water system is
maintenance/repair work
from the brewing
clogged with lime scale
groups
deposits
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Disposal
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Disposal
Electrical Appliance
Electric appliances are marked with this symbol. Electrical
appliances must be disposed of and recycled in a correct
and environmentally friendly manner. You must not dispose
of electric appliances with household waste. Disconnect the
appliance from the power supply and remove power cord
from the appliance.
Electrical appliances should be returned to designated collection points.
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