AEG EA1000 User manual

Brand: AEG

Model: EA1000

Category: Coffee makers

Type: User manual

AEG EA1000 is an automatic espresso machine designed to help you brew your perfect cup of espresso. Featuring a water filter that purifies your water for a better-tasting espresso, the machine also features a frothed milk spout that lets you froth or heat milk for cappuccino, café au lait, or hot chocolate. Other features include:

1365W power consumption
220-240V mains voltage
Compatible with 1-cup and 2-cup crema-plus filters
Measuring spoon included for accurate coffee measurement
Cord compartment for easy storage
On/off switch with indicator light
Temperature indicator light
Removable water tank and drip tray for easy cleaning

1365W power consumption
220-240V mains voltage
Compatible with 1-cup and 2-cup crema-plus filters
Measuring spoon included for accurate coffee measurement
Cord compartment for easy storage
On/off switch with indicator light
Temperature indicator light
Removable water tank and drip tray for easy cleaning

EA 1000

Espressoautomat

Automatic Espresso Machine

Macchina per caffé espresso

Machine à espresso

Espressokeitin

Gebrauchsanweisung

Operating Instructions

Istruzioni per l’uso

Mode d’emploi

Käyttöohje

Dear customer,

Please read these operating instruc-

tions carefully. Above all please

observe the safety instructions on the

initial pages of these operating instruc-

tions! Please keep the operating instruc-

tions for later reference. Pass them on to

any subsequent owner of the appliance.

Features (Figure 1)

A Operating features

B Water tank lid

C Water tank (removable)

D Nozzle for steam and hot water

E Frothed milk spout

F Receptacle with lid and feed pipe

G Drip tray (removable)

H Drip grid (removable)

J Filter holder with finger guard

K 1 cup crema-plus filter

L 2 cup crema-plus filter

M Rating plate (on the underside of the

appliance)

N Measuring spoon

O Cord compartment (on the underside

of the appliance)

P Selector dial for steam, hot water and

espresso

Q Temperature indicator (orange)

Operating Features (Figure 2)

A On/off switch with indicator (red)

B Switch for hot water or

steam mode

Frothed Milk Spout

(Figures 3 and 14)

A Knob for regulating the froth

B Suction piece

C Milk discharge outlet

D Connector

E Flexible hose

1 Safety Instructions

• The operating voltage and mains volt-

age must match! (See rating plate on

the underside of the espresso machine.)

• Never allow the mains lead to come

into contact with hot parts!

• Never pull the plug from the socket by

means of the mains lead!

• Do not use the appliance if:

– the mains lead is damaged,

– the casing shows signs of damage

• Brew head, filter holder, filter, swing

nozzle and milk discharge outlet

become hot during use.

• Keep children away!

• Follow the instructions on descaling!

• Prior to carrying out maintenance or

cleaning, ensure that the appliance is

switched off and unplugged from the

mains!

• Do not submerge the appliance in

water!

• Do not operate the appliance if there is

no water in the fresh water container!

• Only fill the water tank with cold water

- never with milk or other liquids!

• Do not remove the filter holder during

the brewing procedure! Risk of burn-

ing!

• Do not operate the appliance without

the drip tray and drip grid!

• If it is necessary to repair the appliance

or to replace the mains cord, send the

appliance either to the specialist dealer

you bought it from (specialist tools

must be used for repairs), or to your

nearest AEG customer service centre

(see back page). Electrical appliances

may only be repaired by trained tech-

nicians. Improper repairs can give

rise to significant hazards for the

user. If the appliance is used for pur-

poses other than those intended or

used incorrectly, no liability can be

accepted for any damage that may

be caused.

Technical Data

Power consumption: 1365 W

Mains voltage: 220 - 240 V

;

This appliance complies with the fol-

lowing EC directives:

– 73/23/EEC dated 19.02.1973 “Low

Voltage Directive”, including

Amending Directive 93/68/EEC

– 89/336/EEC dated 03.05.1989 “EMC

Directive”, including Amending

Directive 92/31/EEC

Cord Compartment (Figure 4)

Your espresso machine has a cord com-

partment in the base of the casing for

storing surplus cord.

Water Filter

The espresso machine is fitted with a

water filter. This water filter helps to

remove the majority of such elements

as chlorine from tap water that might

otherwise spoil the flavour. This allows

the full flavour of your espresso to

develop. In addition, the lime content

in the water is greatly reduced when

the water filter is used.

Inserting and changing the water

filter

0 Remove the water filter that comes

with the appliance from its plastic

packaging and rinse it thoroughly

under running water.

0 Raise the lid at the top of the water

tank (Figure 1/B).

0 Insert the water filter into the holder

at the bottom of the water tank and

turn (Figure 5). Ensure that the filter is

fully and correctly in place!

0 Fill the water tank with tap water and

insert.

0 Rinse the filter cartridge with at least

half a tank of water. To do this, pro-

ceed as described in the section To

heat water.

The water might become slightly dis-

coloured (not damaging to health).

The tap water is filtered as soon as it is

drawn in by the pump.

Please note that the filter cartridge

must be replaced either after

approx. 500 cups of espresso have

been brewed or after 6 weeks

(whichever is the sooner). The car-

tridge cannot be cleaned and must

be replaced with a new one.

Important: Regardless of how often

the appliance has been used the water

filter must be changed without fail at

the latest after 2 months in order to

avoid a build-up of bacteria in the fil-

ter.

A special revolving disk is located on

the lid of the water filter on which the

date of the next filter change can be

set.

You can obtain a replacement water

filter either from a specialist dealer

(E-No. 900 084 951/4) or from your

nearest AEG customer service centre

(ET-No. 900 084 951/4).

Before Using for the First Time

Before making espresso for the first

time you should run a tankful of water

through the machine without using

espresso coffee in order to clean the

heating system. Proceed exactly as

described in the following section “To

prepare espresso” but do not put any

ground coffee in the filter. Place as

large a receptacle as possible in the

middle of the drip grid beneath the

two filter holder outlets and beneath

the steam nozzle (Figure 1/D).

To Prepare Espresso

After brewing, the espresso should be

covered with a thick, frothy layer

known as the crema. The most impor-

tant factors in making a full-flavoured

espresso with crema are fresh water,

the correct size of espresso coffee

grounds and water temperature.

Preparation

Important: Use only cold, clear water

to fill the water tank. Do not use min-

eral water, distilled water, milk or other

liquids!

We recommend pre-warming the

appliance, filter holder and cup before

preparing the first cup of espresso. By

doing this you will always obtain an

evenly heated espresso.

0 Open the water tank lid.

0 Remove the water tank by the handle

and fill it with cold, clear water

(Figure 6).

0 Replace the water tank.

0 Switch the appliance on using the on/

off switch (Figure 2/A). The indicator

(red) is illuminated.

When the temperature indicator (Fig-

ure 1/Q) is illuminated the espresso

machine is ready for use.

Filling with espresso coffee

(Figure 8)

0 Depending on whether you want to

brew one or two cups of espresso,

insert the 1 cup crema-plus filter (Fig-

ure 1/K) or the 2 cup crema-plus filter

(Figure 1/L) into the filter holder.

Important: Do not put in any espresso

coffee when using the appliance for

the first time!

0 Use the measuring spoon (Figure 1/N)

to measure the espresso coffee into the

filter and level off.

0 Clean any excess coffee from the rim

of the filter holder.

Inserting the filter holder

0 Turn the filter holder to the right in the

retaining ring until it locks audibly into

place (Figure 9).

Check that the arrow on the finger

guard on the filter holder is pointing

to the brew head.

Brewing espresso

0 Place one or two cups beneath the fil-

ter holder discharge outlet (Figure 10).

0 Turn the selector dial (Figure 1/P)

clockwise to the “espresso prepara-

tion” position (Figure 11/A).

0 When the required quantity of espresso

has been brewed, turn the selector dial

anti-clockwise back to the 0 position

(Figure 11/B).

Important: To give you a fully satisfy-

ing espresso, each time you turn the

selector dial back to the 0 position

after preparing an espresso or using

the steam/hot water mode any remain-

ing water is fed into the drip tray. This

guarantees that each cup of espresso is

prepared with fresh water. The drip tray

should, therefore, be emptied regularly.

Removing the filter holder

(Figure 12)

0 Turn the filter holder to the left and

remove from the retaining ring.

If you are not going to use the appli-

ance for a lengthy period, do not refit

the filter holder. In this way you extend

the lifetime of the seal on the brew fil-

ter.

Cleaning the filter and filter

holder

The filter and filter holder should be

cleaned after each use.

0 Push the finger guard on the filter

holder forwards with your thumb.

0 Tap the used espresso grounds out of

the filter holder and filter (Figure 13).

Take care to keep pressing the finger

guard with your thumb as otherwise

the filter will fall out.

0 Remove the filter from the filter

holder.

0 Clean the filter thoroughly with warm

water. Make certain that there are no

espresso coffee grounds remaining in

the small holes in the filter.

0 Rinse the filter holder in warm water.

Information: Do not clean the filter

holder in a dishwasher.

To Froth or Heat up Milk

You can make cappuccino, café au lait

and cocoa, or even just heat up water

or milk (for example as a drink with

honey against colds) using the frothed

milk spout (Figure 3/A, B, C, D).

Assembling and attaching the

frothed milk spout

(Figures 14, 15 and 16)

0 Insert the knob for regulating the froth

(Figure 14/A) into the suction piece

(Figure 14/B) and press firmly into

place.

0 Insert the suction piece (Figure 14/B)

into the connector (Figure 14/D), and

connect the milk discharge outlet

(Figure 14/C) to the connector

(Figure 14/D).

0 Firmly push the complete frothed milk

spout onto the nozzle (Figure 1/D) until

the red seal is no longer visible and

attach the receptacle (Figure 15).

Information: You can also suck up the

milk directly from the carton using the

flexible hose (Figures 14/E and 16).

Check that the milk carton does not

exceed the height of the frothed milk

spout. The flexible hose must be

inserted down into the milk carton.

0 To do this, attach the hose to the

frothed milk spout and insert the other

end into the milk carton.

0 Place a cup under the steam nozzle

(Figure 1/D).

0 Position the switch (Figure 2/B) to

“steam mode” .

0 Turn the selector dial (Figure 1/P) to

the warm up position (Figure 11/C).

When the temperature indicator (Fig-

ure 1/Q) is illuminated the espresso

machine is ready for use.

0 Turn the selector dial (Figure 1/P) to

the steam or hot water position

(Figure 11/D).

The milk will be sucked out of the

receptacle. It is then mixed with steam

in the frothed milk spout, and at the

same time heated and frothed up. The

frothed-up milk flows through the milk

discharge outlet into the waiting cup.

Important: Using the knob for regulat-

ing the froth (Figure 3/A) you can set

the amount of froth (more or less

added air) and the temperature of the

milk to your taste (Figure 17/A, B, C). To

do this turn the knob slowly to the

right or to the left until you achieve

the desired result.

Figure 17/A: maximum froth/

warm milk

Figure 17/B: no froth

Figure 17/C: less froth/hot milk

0 After making the frothed milk, turn the

selector dial (Figure 1/P) back to the

0 position.

Important! After each frothing proce-

dure it is essential that the frothed

milk spout is cleaned thoroughly as

described in the section, Cleaning,

Cleaning the frothed milk spout

(Figure 19).

Preparing cappuccino

For one serving of cappuccino, half or

two thirds fill a large cup with espresso

and then add the frothed milk.

Preparing cocoa

0 Put cocoa powder into the receptacle

(Figure 1/F) together with the milk.

0 Attach the receptacle to the frothed

milk spout (Figure 1/E).

0 Now proceed as for frothing milk.

Heating water

Important: When heating water the

suction piece (Figure 3/B) must always

be fitted and the knob for regulating

the foam (Figure 3/A) must always be

closed (Figure 18). Otherwise hot water

could spray out of the side of the con-

nector (Figure (3/D).

0 Turn the switch (Figure 2/B) to the “hot

water” position .

0 Place a container beneath the steam

nozzle (Figure 1/D).

0 Turn the selector dial (Figure 1/P)

to the “hot water” position

(Figure 11/D). Hot water will emerge

from the steam nozzle.

0 Once the required quantity of hot

water has been produced, turn the

selector dial (Figure 1/P) back to the

0 position (Figure 11/B).

Cleaning

Always unplug the appliance from the

mains and allow the espresso machine

to cool down before cleaning.

Clean the appliance casing with a

damp cloth, but never immerse it in

water!

Cleaning the filter and filter

holder

Proceed as described in the section To

prepare espresso, Cleaning the filter

and filter holder.

Cleaning the fresh water con-

tainer

0 Dispose of any water remaining in the

fresh water container and clean it if

necessary in ordinary washing-up

water.

Cleaning the frothed milk spout

(Figure 19)

Important: Clean all parts that have

come into contact with milk (frothed

milk spout, receptacle including lid and

feed pipe, steam nozzle, flexible hose,

drip tray and drip grid) in ordinary

washing-up water immediately after

use!

Check that you wash not only the

individual parts of the frothed milk

spout (Figure 19/B, C, D), but partic-

ularly the knob for regulating the

froth (Figure 19/A).

During the frothing procedure milk

deposits can form in the crevice on the

knob (Figure 19/A “arrow”). As these

deposits can impair the frothing result,

we recommend that the part indicated

in the figure with an “arrow” should be

cleaned particularly thoroughly. Finally,

rinse the parts with clear water and dry

them.

Do not clean these parts in a dish-

washer as this could damage the seals.

Cleaning the drip grid and

drip tray

The drip tray can be removed for

cleaning with the aid of the finger-

sized cavities on the right and left

sides. Lift the drip tray and pull it for-

wards and away from the appliance

base (Figure 20). You can wash the drip

tray and drip grid in ordinary washing-

up water.

Cleaning the brew head and

brew filter

Once it has been used for a while the

brew head should be cleaned with a

damp cloth. If it is particularly soiled,

unscrew the brew filter using a coin

(Figure 21) and clean it under running

water.

To Descale – and Keep your

Espresso Machine in Good

Condition for Longer

The service life of your espresso

machine can be lengthened with regu-

lar descaling. As a precaution we rec-

ommend descaling every three months.

For areas with hard water more fre-

quent descaling is required. If the

water filter is used the appliance needs

to be descaled less often.

For descaling use a liquid, environmen-

tally-friendly descaling agent availa-

ble generally at retail outlets. Only use

it in accordance with the manufac-

turer's instructions. Do not use a for-

mic acid based descaler.

0 Unplug the appliance from the mains

and allow it to cool.

It is important that you also remove

the brew filter on the brew head

(Figure 21). Unscrew the steam noz-

zle (Figure 1/D) and remove the

water filter from the water tank!

0 Insert the filter holder without the fil-

ter.

0 Place a sufficiently large container

under the filter holder.

Important: First fill the water tank

with 0.5 l of water, then add the

appropriate amount of descaling agent

as recommended by the manufacturer.

Never do this the other way round!

0 Insert the plug in the socket and switch

the appliance on using the on/off

switch (Figure 2/A).

0 Turn the selector dial (Figure 1/P) to

the “espresso preparation” position

(Figure 11/A) and allow approx. a quar-

ter of the descaling solution to run

through the system.

0 Switch off the appliance using the on/

off switch and allow the descaling

solution to take effect for approx.

10 minutes.

0 Repeat the procedure, allowing a fur-

ther quarter of the solution to run

through the system.

Descaling the nozzle

0 Place a sufficiently large container

under the nozzle.

0 Turn the switch (2/B) to the “hot

water” position .

0 Turn the selector dial (Figure 1/P)

to the “steam” or “hot water” position

and allow a further quarter of

the descaling solution to flow through

the system.

0 Switch off the appliance using the on/

off switch and allow the descaling

solution to take effect for approx.

10 minutes.

0 Repeat the procedure, allowing a fur-

ther quarter of the solution to run

through the system.

The water tank must be completely

cleaned of all traces of descaling solu-

tion.

0 Fill the water tank with fresh water.

0 Pump half of the water through the

filter holder as described above, and

allow the other half to run through the

steam nozzle.

0 Replace the brew filter and the water

filter.

0 Replace the nozzle.

Repeat the descaling procedure if there

is heavy scaling.

What to do if ...

... the temperature of the espresso is

too low?

• Before actually preparing the espresso

carry out a brewing procedure without

espresso coffee but with the filter and

filter holder in place to pre-warm

them.

• Pre-warm the cups with hot water.

• Descale the appliance.

... the rate of flow is conspicuously

reduced?

• Do not tamp down the espresso

grounds too firmly in the filter.

• Descale the appliance.

• If the espresso coffee is ground too

finely the crema-plus filter can clog.

Clean the fine holes thoroughly under

running water.

... no espresso is produced?

• Check that the fresh water container

has been filled and correctly inserted.

• Check that the filter holder has been

correctly inserted.

• Check that the selector dial (Figure 1/P)

has been set to “espresso preparation”

(Figure 11/A).

• Possibly the espresso coffee has been

ground too finely.

• Clean the brew filter.

• Descale the appliance.

... the quality of the crema froth is

deteriorating?

• Always use espresso coffee.

• Check that there is sufficient espresso

coffee in the filter.

• Tamp down the espresso coffee gently.

... the rate of flow increases sharply?

• The espresso coffee has been ground

too coarsely.

• Check that there is sufficient espresso

coffee in the filter.

... the espresso runs out of the side

of the filter holder?

• Check that the filter holder has been

correctly inserted.

• Clean any excess coffee from the rim

of the filter holder.

• Clean the seal and check for any dam-

age.

... there is too little froth produced

when frothing the milk?

• Always use cool, fresh (low fat!) milk.

• Use a suitable container (e.g., a jug).

• Clean the frothing nozzle and knob for

regulating the froth.

2 Protecting the Environment

Do not simply throw packaging mate-

rial away.

• The cardboard box can be deposited in

the old paper collection or the relevant

refuse collection system.

• Deposit plastic bags made from poly-

ethylene (PE) at a PE collection point

for recycling.

• Foam polystyrene (PS) padding items

are free of CFCs.

Please inquire with your local authority

about your local recycling centre.

Customer Service

Our products are of the highest quality.

Should you nevertheless have ques-

tions concerning the use of this appli-

ance, please write to us. Only with your

support can we be sure to develop

appliances to suit your needs.

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AEG EA1000 User manual

Brand: AEG

Model: EA1000

Category: Coffee makers

Type: User manual

1365W power consumption
220-240V mains voltage
Compatible with 1-cup and 2-cup crema-plus filters
Measuring spoon included for accurate coffee measurement
Cord compartment for easy storage
On/off switch with indicator light
Temperature indicator light
Removable water tank and drip tray for easy cleaning

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