Breville the Milk Cafe BMF600XL Livret D'instructions page 13

OPERATING yOUR BREvILLE MILK CAFé™
4. Pour the required amount of cold,
fresh (or freshly opened) milk into the
milk jug then cover with the jug lid.
Always use cold milk and fill the milk
jug between the MIN and MAX level
markings. Overfilling may result in
spillage, while underfilling prevents the
frothing disc from working optimally.
NOTE
Never operate without the minimum
level of liquid in the milk jug. The milk
frother will automatically turn off if the
milk jug is empty. If this occurs, you
will need to wait for the milk frother
to cool down before re-use, refer to
page 14.
MIN
For optimum results, there are different
measurement markings within the milk
jug. The chart on the right shows the
approximate number of cups produced
at each of the measurement markings.
This is a guide only as the frothing
disc selected and the type of milk, for
example whole milk (vitamin D), 2%,
1%, fat-free, half-and-half etc., can create
different amounts of froth.
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MAX
JUG MARKING FROTHING DISC
HOT CHOC MAX Cappuccino
(recommended)
25 fl.oz (750ml)
OR
Latte
CAPP / LATTE MAX Cappuccino
16 fl.oz (500ml) OR
Latte
8 fl.oz (250ml) Cappuccino
OR
Latte
MIN Cappuccino
OR
Latte
NOTE
For optimum froth, do not exceed the
CAPP/LATTE MAX (16 fl.oz, 500ml)
measurement marking inside the
milk jug.
5. Ensure jug lid is securely attached and
the outside of the milk jug is clean and
dry before placing onto the power base.
6. Turn the START | STOP push-dial
to the desired temperature. When
frothing milk for a cappuccino or
latte, we recommend staying within
the 'OPTIMUM MILK TEMP' range,
however this is up to your personal
preference.
If the temperature setting is changed
during operation, the milk frother will
stop at the new temperature selected.
The exception is if a lower temperature
is selected mid-cycle and the milk has
already exceeded the lower temperature.
In this case, the milk frother will
immediately stop.
MAKES
APPROX.
3 cups
2-3 cappuccinos
1-2 cappuccinos
1 cappuccino