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Setting the cup size (fig. D)
The cup size selector is used to set the required
quantity of water to be delivered from the
appliance.
Set the cup size selector (6) to the required
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position. Refer to the table below to set the
correct cup size.
Setting
Cup size
A
1 cup of espresso
B
1 normal cup of coffee
C
1 large cup of coffee
D
2 normal cups of coffee
E
1 extra large cup of coffee
Selecting the beverage (fig. E)
The beverage selector is used to select the type
of beverage to be made.
Set the beverage selector (7) to the required
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position. Refer to the table below to select
the correct beverage.
Setting
Beverage
A
Hot water
B
Coffee
C
Milk froth
D
Cappuccino
E
Latte macchiato
F
Café au lait
Making coffee with coffee pads
(fig. A, C, D, E, F & I)
Use conventional coffee pads with an outer
diameter of 7 cm.
Before you proceed, we would like you to
focus your attention on the following notes:
- Do not use the following types of coffee pads:
- coffee pads with an outer diameter
smaller than 7 cm;
- hard coffee pads for espresso makers;
- coffee pads with additives for
cappuccino, etc.
- Do not put damaged coffee pads, loose
ground coffee or instant coffee into the
coffee pad cassette.
Before you proceed, we would like you to focus
your attention on the following notes:
- Follow the instructions below to put coffee
pads into the coffee pad cassette:
- Use the side marked ’1’ on the coffee pad
cassette for one cup of coffee. Use the
side marked ’2’ on the coffee pad cassette
for two cups of coffee.
- Lightly tap the coffee pad with your
fingertips to evenly distribute the ground
coffee in the coffee pad. Make a small
indentation in the centre of the coffee pad.
- Put asymmetrical coffee pads in the
appliance with the flat side down.
- If you use two coffee pads at the same
time, firmly press the first coffee pad
into the recess of the coffee pad cassette
with the paper edge facing upwards.
Subsequently, put the second coffee pad
into the coffee pad cassette according to
the instructions above.
Set the locking collar (8) to position ’C’.
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Remove the coffee pad cassette (13) from
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the appliance.
Put the coffee pad in the coffee pad
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cassette (13).
- For one cup, put the coffee pad in the
side marked ’1’ on the coffee pad
cassette (fig. F1).
- For two cups, put the coffee pads in the
side marked ’2’ on the coffee pad
cassette (fig. F2).
Insert the coffee pad cassette (13) into
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the appliance with the coffee pad
upwards. Make sure that the coffee pad
does not shift.
Set the locking collar (8) to position ’A’
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as close as possible (see arrow in fig. C).
Place the required amount of cups under
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the coffee dispenser (10).
- For one cup, place the cup under both
dispenser nozzles of the coffee dispenser
(fig. I1).
- For two cups, place one cup under the
left dispenser nozzle and one cup under
the right dispenser nozzle of the coffee
dispenser (fig. I2).
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