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DESCALING
• It is recommended to descale the machine decalcification depending on frequency of use and water
hardness, however do so every three months at least, using a specific descaler product available from
household appliance shops or chemists.
• Pour a solution of water and descaler product into the water
tank (12) (Fig. R).
• Insert the filter holder (6) (without coffee) under the boiler
group (11).
• Switch on the machine.
• Put a container under the Cappuccino Automatic (10) or
the Turbo Cappuccino (14) and another one under the
filter holder.
• Push the coffee switch (3) and let water to flow from the
boiler group (11) for 10-15 seconds (Fig. S).
• Turn the knob (13) anti-clockwise, and let water to flow from
the Cappuccino Automatic (10) or the Turbo Cappuccino
(14), for 10-15 seconds (Fig. S).
• Turn off the coffee switch (3).
• Let the solution work for about 15 minutes.
• Repeat this procedure until the water in the tank goes down
to the minimum level.
• Remove and rinse the tank, fill it with fresh water and
reinstall it in the machine.
• Push the coffee switch (3) and let water to flow freely from
the boiler group and from the Cappuccino Automatic
device (10) or the Turbo Cappuccino (14), in order to
flush out the residues of descaler solution.
• Turn off the coffee switch (3).
• Warning: in case of heavy scaling, using a screwdriver to
unscrew the mounting screw of the filter plate in the boiler
group (11), and clean off any scaling (Fig. T).
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fig. S
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TROUBLESHOOTING
A The machine doesn't work and the warning light in the main switch (2) is off:
1) There is no current.
2) The plug (9) is not correctly connected to the mains socket.
3) The safety thermostat should be reset.
B The warning light in the main switch is on, but the water doesn't warm up:
1) The heating element in the boiler (11) is disconnected or burnt out.
2) The service thermostats are defective.
C Coffee doesn't come out from the filter holder:
1) No water in the tank.
2) Coffee is ground too fine.
3) Too much coffee in the filter holder.
4) Coffee is pressed down too much.
5) Steam switch (4) is on.
6) Circuit has not been recharged (see SETTING UP).
7) Boiler group (11) is scaled up.
D Coffee comes out drop by drop:
1) Coffee is ground too fine.
2) Coffee is pressed down too much.
E
Coffee flows out too quickly and has no cream:
1) Coffee is ground too coarse.
2) Coffee is not pressed down enough.
3) Too little coffee in the filter holder.
4) Coffee blend is stale or not suitable for the machine.
F
Coffee comes out by the filter brim:
1) Filter holder is not correctly positioned.
2) Too much coffee in the filter holder.
3) Filter brim is not clean.
4) Group rubber gasket is worn out.
G Coffee comes out cold:
1) Machine is not at the correct temperature.
2) Filter holder has not been pre-heated.
3) Cups have not been pre-heated.
H Big noise from the pump:
1) No water in the tank.
warning: if any fault affecting the heating element or the thermostats, or faults not listed above
occurs, please contact the nearest service center.
Moreover, the Manufacturer reminds you that any attempt to repair or to carry out unauthorized
maintenance, or such work carried out by unauthorized personnel voids the machine guarantee
and excludes any liability of the Manufacturer for any damage to persons or property.
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