User manual SAECO INCANTO SUP021R

[. . . ] To disconnect, turn switch to "OFF", then remove plug from wall outlet. 13 Use extreme caution when using hot steam. CAUTION This appliance is for household use. Any servicing, other than cleaning and user maintenance, should be performed by an authorized service centre. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not disassemble the base. [. . . ] The voltage must match the voltage specified on the appliance rating plate. - Maintain a distance of 4 in / 10 cm from walls and electric or gas burners. - Do not keep at temperatures below 32 °F / 0 °C; the appliance may be damaged by freezing. - The power cord must not be damaged, secured with clamps, placed on very hot surfaces etc. - Do not let the power cord hang loosely (Warning: danger of tripping or of causing the appliance to fall). - Should the power cable be damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or his customer service department. - Do not use the power cord to carry or pull the coffee machine. - Do not use the appliance if it malfunctions or you suspect damage, e. g. The cord may only be replaced by a service center (Electrical hazard!). Danger of scalding! CLEANING - Before cleaning the appliance, unplug it and allow it to cool down. - Do not dry machine components in a conventional or microwave oven. SPARE PARTS DISPOSAL To guarantee safety, you should use only original spare parts and accessories. - The packing materials can be recycled. - Deliver the appliance and power cord to a service center or public waste disposal facility. COMPONENT DESCRIPTION Coffee bean container Cup warming surface Doser adjustment knob Pre-ground coffee lid Water tank Control panel Service door SBS Height-adjustable coffee dispenser Drip tray + grill Steam knob Water tank lid Grind adjustment knob 5 ENGLISH Cleaning brush Brew group key ON/OFF switch Hot water/steam wand Water hardness test strip Pre-ground coffee scoop Pre-ground coffee button Small coffee button Coffee button Hot water button Descaling button Warning light Brew group Dregs drawer Coffee bean container and dregs drawer indicator light Water tank and priming indicator light Tray full indicator 6 INSTALLATION / PRIMING The messages displayed by the machine during operation are shown on page 14. See rating plate Fill the coffee bean container with coffee beans. The machine is warming up; lights are flashing. Place a container under the steam wand. Press the button. hot water Turn the knob counterclockwise to start priming the machine. Wait until a steady stream of water flows out from the nozzle. Turn the knob clockwise to stop the priming process. Note: Prime the machine during initial set up, if the machine has not been used for several days, after refilling the water tank, or any time the priming indicator light flashes. Remove the container. Press the water button again. The machine is ready for use. ADJUSTMENTS COFFEE GRINDER ADJUSTMENT 7 ENGLISH Adjustment may be made only while the burr coffee grinder is operating and in increments of 2. If you set the grinder on too fine a grind (knob turned all the way counter clockwise) and the SBS control on "rich" (toward the right), coffee may flow out in a slow trickle or not at all. BIG CUPS To return the coffee dispenser to the original position, pull towards you until it clicks in place. The grinder can be adjusted by means of the knob. Coffee dose adjustment - You must adjust the dose before dispensing coffee. This adjustment will have an immediate effect on the next cup of coffee brewed. COFFEE DOSE ADJUSTMENT You can adjust the quantity of coffee to be ground per cup from 6 (-) o 9 (+) grams. Stronger coffee (towards +). Weaker coffee (towards -). BIG CUPS To use big cups, press the button on the top of the coffee dispenser and push backwards towards the door of the machine. COFFEE IN CUPS To adjust the quantity of coffee dispensed to the size of your cups. Place a cup under the coffee dispenser, press the desired coffee button Or and keep it pressed while coffee is being dispensed. When the cup has filled to the desired level, release the button; the machine is now programmed to dispense the quantity of coffee you have chosen. This adjustment will have an immediate effect on the coffee brewed. COFFEE IN CUPS SBS 8 DISPENSING COFFEE / HOT WATER Warning!Descaling is necessary every 2-3 months, when you observe a diminished flow of water, reduced steam pressure or when the machine signals that descaling is necessary. The machine must be on; it automatically controls the distribution of the descaling solution. DESCALING When the machine needs descaling, the indicator light will flash . Fill the water tank with the descaling solution. Place a large container under the steam wand. Press the indicator light for 5 seconds. The descaling process starts. The machine will run the solution at intervals until the water tank is empty. The lights will flash to signal when descaling is over. Close the knob. Remove the container. Rinse out the tank and fill it with fresh water. If the descaling cycle is interrupted, the water tank and internal machine circuits must be rinsed. Place a large container under the steam wand. Open the knob to rinse. When no water is left, turn the knob to close the valve. Remove the container. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Do not dry the machine and/or its components in a microwave and/or conventional oven. [. . . ] the key provided. 15 ENGLISH PROBLEMS CAUSES REMEDIES PROBLEMS CAUSES REMEDIES The machine does not The machine is not Move the main switch to ON turn on. Warm up the cups on cup warmer or by dispensing a little hot water into the cup and letting it sit for a few seconds. Reduced amount of Lime scale / mineral build Descale the machine. done for a long period of steam coming out time, we recommend doing 2 of the machine; the consecutive cycles. cycle not Must completely finish the automatic descaling cycle for the light to clear. Only water is dispensed No pre-ground coffee has Select Pre-ground coffee when you select "pre- been put into the pre- button, put pre-ground coffee ground coffee". [. . . ]