Melitta CI Touch Operating Instructions Manual

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Coffee makers
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Table of contents
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Table of contents
1 Overview of the appliance ............................................................................................31
1.1 The appliance at a glance ....................................................................................31
1.2 The control panel at a glance.............................................................................32
2 For your safety .................................................................................................................... 33
2.1 Intended use ............................................................................................................33
2.2 Danger from electric current..............................................................................33
2.3 Risk of burns and scalds ....................................................................................... 33
2.4 General safety ..........................................................................................................34
3 First steps ..............................................................................................................................34
3.1 Unpacking the appliance ....................................................................................34
3.2 Checking the delivery contents ........................................................................34
3.3 Installing the appliance........................................................................................34
3.4 Connecting the appliance...................................................................................34
3.5 Switching on the appliance for the rst time ...............................................35
4 Basic operation ..................................................................................................................35
4.1 Switching the appliance on and o ................................................................35
4.2 Using the control panel .......................................................................................36
4.3 Navigating in the menu .......................................................................................36
4.4 Filling with coee beans and using BeanSelect .........................................37
4.5 Using ground coee .............................................................................................. 37
4.6 Filling with water ....................................................................................................38
4.7 Adjusting the spout ...............................................................................................38
4.8 Using milk .................................................................................................................38
4.9 Emptying the drip tray and coee grounds container .............................38
5 Preparing beverages .......................................................................................................39
5.1 Preparing espresso and café crème .................................................................39
5.2 Preparing cappuccino and latte macchiato..................................................39
5.3 Preparing milk foam and warm milk ...............................................................40
5.4 Preparing hot water ..............................................................................................40
5.5 Preparing beverages with recipes .................................................................... 40
5.6 Changing beverage settings before and during preparation ................40
5.7 Stopping beverage preparation .......................................................................41
5.8 Preparing two beverages simultaneously ..................................................... 41
6 Permanently changing beverage settings .............................................................41
6.1 Changing default settings...................................................................................41
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7 Personal settings – "MyCoee" ..................................................................................41
7.1 Editing personal user proles ............................................................................42
7.2 Selecting/Changing personal settings ...........................................................42
7.3 Preparing beverages with personal settings ................................................42
8 Changing basic settings .................................................................................................43
8.1 Setting the language ............................................................................................43
8.2 Setting the time ......................................................................................................43
8.3 Setting energy save mode ..................................................................................43
8.4 Setting Auto OFF ....................................................................................................43
8.5 Activating/Deactivating rinsing ........................................................................ 44
8.6 Resetting the appliance to the factory settings .......................................... 44
8.7
Statistics and System menu .................................................................................44
8.8 Setting the grinding neness ............................................................................44
9 Care and maintenance ....................................................................................................45
9.1 General cleaning.....................................................................................................45
9.2 Rinsing the coee system ...................................................................................45
9.3 Cleaning the brewing unit ..................................................................................45
9.4
"EasyCleaning" programme ...............................................................................46
9.5 "Cleaning milk system" programme ................................................................ 47
9.6 "Cleaning coee system" programme ............................................................48
9.7 "Descaling" programme.......................................................................................48
9.8 Setting the water hardness.................................................................................49
9.9 Using a water lter .................................................................................................49
10 Transport, storage and disposal .................................................................................50
10.1 Venting the appliance ..........................................................................................50
10.2 Transporting the appliance ................................................................................50
10.3 Disposing of the appliance .................................................................................51
11 Technical data .....................................................................................................................51
12 Problems ...............................................................................................................................52
Overview of the appliance
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1 Overview of the appliance
1.1 The appliance at a glance
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Fig. 1: Front left of the appliance
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Fig. 2: Front right of the appliance
1 Water tank
2 ON/OFF button
3 2-chamber bean container
4 BEAN SELECT
5 Ground coee chute
6 Cup tray with stainless steel plate
(depending on the model)
7 Control panel
8 Height-adjustable spout with 2 coee
nozzles, 2 milk nozzles,
1 hot water nozzle, cup illumination
9 Coee grounds container (inner)
10 Drip tray
11 Milk hose connection at the spout
12 Cover
13 "Grinding neness adjustment" lever (at
the back)
14 Power cable with cable insert compart-
ment
15 Brewing unit (behind the cover)
16 Milk hose connection to the drip tray
17 Cup plate
18 Float
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1.2 The control panel at a glance
Please select your beverage
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22 23 24 25 26 27
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Fig. 3: Control panel
Item Designation Function
19 Direct keys Preparing beverages
20 Espresso Preparing espresso
21 Café crème Preparing café crème
22 Cappuccino Preparing cappuccino
23 Latte macchiato Preparing latte macchiato
24 Milk foam/Warm
milk
Preparing milk foam or warm milk
25 Hot water Preparing hot water
26 2 cups Two-cup dispensing
27 myrecipes Selecting personal settings for beverages or preparing beverages with
recipes
28 Coee strength Setting the coee strength
29 Rotary switch Calling up the menu or conrming inputs.
Navigating up and down in the menu or setting the
STANDARD coee
avour
30 Display Display of current menus and messages
Example: Ready symbol
For your safety
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Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing the
CITouch® fully automatic coee maker.
The operating instructions will help you
discover the diverse options oered by the
appliance and enjoy your coee to the full.
Read through the operating instructions
carefully. This helps avoid personal injury
and material damage. Store the operating
instructions carefully. If you pass on the
appliance, include the operating instruc-
tions with it.
Melitta accepts no liability for damage
caused by failure to observe the operating
instructions.
If you require further information or have
any questions on the appliance, contact
Melitta or visit our website at:
www.melitta.de
We hope you enjoy using your appliance.
2 For your safety
The appliance conforms to the
relevant European directives and
has been built using the latest technol-
ogy. Nevertheless, some residual dangers
remain.
Observe the safety instructions to avoid
dangers. Melitta accepts no liability for
damage caused by failure to observe the
safety instructions.
2.1 Intended use
The appliance is used to prepare
beverages made from coee
beans or ground coee and to
heat milk and water.
The appliance is intended for use
in private households.
Any other use is regarded as
improper and may lead to per-
sonal injury and material dam-
age.
2.2 Danger from electric
current
If the appliance or the power
cable is damaged, there is a risk
of fatal electric shock.
To avoid danger from electric
current:
ū Do not use a damaged power
cable.
ū A damaged power cable may
only be replaced by the manu-
facturer, its customer service or
service partner.
ū Do not open any covers rmly
screwed onto the appliance
housing.
ū Only use the appliance when
it is in a technically awless
condition.
ū A defective appliance may
only be repaired by an author-
ised workshop. Do not repair
the appliance yourself.
ū Do not make any changes to
the appliance, its components
or its accessories.
ū Do not immerse the appliance
in water.
ū Do not let the power cable
come into contact with water.
2.3 Risk of burns and scalds
Escaping uids and steam may
be very hot. Parts of the appli-
ance can also become very hot.
To avoid scalds and burns:
ū Avoid escaping uids and
steam coming into contact
with the skin.
ū Do not touch any nozzles on
the spout during operation.
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2.4 General safety
To avoid personal injury and
material damage:
ū Do not operate the appliance
in a cabinet or similar.
ū Do not reach into the interior
of the appliance during oper-
ation.
ū Keep the appliance and its
power cable out of the reach
of children under 8years of
age.
ū This appliance may be used
by children over 8 years of age
and by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or a lack of expe-
rience and knowledge if they
are supervised or have been
instructed in using the appli-
ance safely and understand
the resulting risks.
ū Children must not play with
the appliance. Cleaning
and maintenance must not
be undertaken by children
younger than 8 years of age.
Children over 8 years of age
must be supervised during
cleaning and maintenance.
ū Disconnect the appliance from
the power supply when left
unsupervised for a long time.
3 First steps
This chapter describes how to prepare
your appliance for use.
3.1 Unpacking the appliance
Unpack the appliance. Remove the
packaging material, the adhesive
strips and the protective lms from the
appliance.
Keep the packaging material for trans-
port and possible return shipments.
Information
The appliance may contain traces of coee
and water. The appliance has been tested
in the factory to ensure that it functions
perfectly.
3.2 Checking the delivery
contents
Check the completeness of delivery using
the following list. If parts are missing,
contact your retailer.
ū Coee spoon with screw-in aid for the
water lter
ū Plastic milk container or thermal milk
container each with milk hose
ū Water lter
ū Test strip for determining the water
hardness.
3.3 Installing the appliance
Observe the following instructions:
ū Do not install the appliance in damp
rooms.
ū Install the appliance on a stable, at
and dry surface.
ū Do not install the appliance in the vicin-
ity of sinks or the like.
ū Do not install the appliance on hot
surfaces.
ū Install the appliance at a sucient
distance (approx. 10cm) from the wall
and other objects. The space above the
appliance should be at least 20cm.
ū Route the power cable so it cannot be
damaged by edges or hot surfaces.
3.4 Connecting the appliance
Observe the following instructions:
ū Check that the supply voltage matches
the operating voltage specied in
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the technical data (see chapter11,
page51).
ū Only connect the appliance to a prop-
erly installed earthing contact socket. If
in doubt, consult a specialist electrician.
ū The socket must have a fuse of at least
10 A.
3.5 Switching on the appliance
for the rst time
During initial start-up, the language, the
time and the water hardness can be set.
The settings can be changed at a later
point in time (see chapter8, page43
and chapter9.8, page49).
Use the enclosed test strip to determine
the water hardness. Observe the instruc-
tions on the test strip packaging and in the
table in chapter11, page51.
Information
We recommend pouring away the rst two
cups of coee after initial start-up.
Requirement: The appliance has been
installed and connected.
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Switch on the appliance with the ON/
OFF button.
» The welcome display appears on the
appliance.
» The request to carry out the setup
appears on the display: Please set up
the machine.
3. Conrm the setup using the "Rotary
switch".
» The Language menu appears.
4. Select your language using the "Rotary
switch". Conrm your selection.
» The Clock menu appears.
5. Select the hour and the minutes using
the "Rotary switch". Conrm your
settings.
» The Water hardness menu appears.
6. Select the determined water hardness
range with the arrow buttons or con-
rm the default value using the "Rotary
switch".
» The request Please rell and insert
water tank appears.
7. Remove the water tank. Rinse out the
water tank with clean water. Insert the
water lter (see chapter „Switching on
the appliance“ on page 35).
Fill the water tank with fresh water and
insert it.
» The appliance heats up and per-
forms automatic rinsing.
» The ready symbol and the request
Fill beans appear on the display
8. Fill coee beans into the bean con-
tainer. To do this, read chapter4.4,
page37.
4 Basic operation
This chapter describes basic operating
steps for using the appliance on a daily
basis.
4.1 Switching the appliance on
and o
Before switching on after starting up the
appliance for the rst time, read chap-
ter3.5.
Information
ū When switched on and o, the appli-
ance performs automatic rinsing.
ū During rinsing, rinsing water is also
conducted into the drip tray.
ū The automatic switch-o rinsing can be
switched on or o in the Settings menu.
Switching on the appliance
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the ON/OFF button.
» The welcome display appears on the
appliance.
» The appliance heats up and performs
automatic rinsing.
» The ready symbol appears on the
display.
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Switching o the appliance
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the ON/OFF button for 1-2 sec-
onds.
» The appliance performs automatic rins-
ing when switch-o rinsing is activated.
» The appliance switches o.
Information
ū The appliance switches o automati-
cally when it is not operated for a long
time. Automatic rinsing is also carried
out in this case.
ū The o time can be set in the Auto OFF
menu, see section8.4, page43.
ū If no beverage has been prepared since
switching on or if the water tank is
empty, no rinsing takes place.
4.2 Using the control panel
The essential functions can be accessed
using the control panel and the "Rotary
switch".
Press the button with a ngertip. The con-
trol panel does not react when touched
with a pen or other objects.
Only those buttons that can be used in the
appliance's current status light up.
4.3 Navigating in the menu
The appliance must show the ready sym-
bol for setting individual beverages or for
maintenance and care. You must then call
up and navigate in the relevant menu.
The ready symbol appears on the display
after all steps have been completed.
Observe the instructions on the display.
Direct keys
Espresso
Coffee strength
Strong
Confirm with OK:
Fig. 6: Example: Display
Use the following options to navigate in
the menu:
Calling up the menu and conrming the
selection
Press the "Rotary switch" for longer than 2
seconds to call up the menu.
Press the "Rotary switch" briey to conrm
your selection.
Navigating in the menu
Turn the "Rotary switch" to navigate down
or up in the menu.
Exiting a menu
Select the Exit command with the "Rotary
switch" and conrm your selection to exit
a menu.
Exit submenus that only display informa-
tion and where no settings are made with
a short press.
Calling up submenus
Some of the appliance's functions are
reached by calling up several submenus in
succession.
Submenus are always called up in a similar
manner. Navigation to the Descaling pro-
gramme is described here as an example.
Care
Exit
Rinsing
Easy cleaning
Cleaning milk system
Cleaning coffee system
Descaling
Filter
Fig. 7: Navigating to the Descaling pro-
gramme
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1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Turn the "Rotary switch" to select the
Care menu and conrm your selection.
3. Turn the "Rotary switch" to select the
Descaling menu and conrm your
selection.
The selection of functions is always shown
in shortened form in these operating
instructions:
Navigate to the Care > Descaling menu.
4.4 Filling with coee beans
and using BeanSelect
Roasted coee beans lose their aroma.
Only ll the bean container with as many
coee beans as will be consumed over the
next 3 – 4 days.
CAUTION
When switching bean chambers, a resid-
ual amount of coee beans remains in
the grinder. The rst two coee bever-
ages after switching to decaeinated
beans may still contain caeinated cof-
fee. This may aect the health of people
with caeine intolerance.
Persons with caeine intolerance
should only consume the third coee
beverage after switching over.
ATTENTION
The use of unsuitable types of coee can
lead to clogging of the grinder.
Do not use freeze-dried or caramelised
coee beans.
Do not pour ground coee into the
bean container.
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Fig. 8: 2-chamber bean container
The 2-chamber bean container (3) enables
the use of two dierent types of coee. For
example, ll one chamber with espresso
beans and the other with café crème
beans.
1. Open the lid of the 2-chamber bean
container.
2. Fill coee beans into the bean cham-
bers.
3. Close the lid of the 2-chamber bean
container.
4.5 Using ground coee
Ground coee may also be used to pre-
pare coee beverages.
ATTENTION
The use of unsuitable types of coee can
lead to clogging of the brewing unit.
Do not use any instant products.
Fill a maximum of one coee spoon of
ground coee into the ground coee
chute.
1. Open the lid of the ground coee
chute.
2. Use the enclosed coee spoon for
dosing.
Fill a maximum of one coee spoon of
ground coee into the ground coee
chute.
3. Close the lid of the ground coee
chute.
4. Proceed as described in chapters 5 to 7.
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Information
ū Two-cup dispensing is not possible
when using ground coee.
ū If no coee is prepared within 3
minutes of opening the ground coee
chute, the appliance switches to opera-
tion with coee beans and the ground
coee is discharged into the coee
grounds container.
4.6 Filling with water
Only use fresh, cold water without carbon
dioxide for optimum coee enjoyment.
Change the water daily.
Information
The quality of the water largely determines
the avour of the coee. Therefore, use
a water lter (see chapter9.8, page49
and chapter9.9, page49).
1. Open the lid of the water tank and
pull the water tank upwards out of the
appliance by the handle.
2. Fill the water tank with water.
Note the maximum capacity of 1.8
litres.
3. Insert the water tank into the appliance
from above and close the lid.
4.7 Adjusting the spout
The spout is height-adjustable. Set the
greatest possible distance between the
spout and the vessel. Depending on the
vessel, push the spout up or down.
4.8 Using milk
Use cooled milk for optimum coee
enjoyment.
Depending on the model, the enclosed
milk container or the milk hose and con-
ventional milk packs can be used.
Connecting the milk container
Only ll as much milk into the milk con-
tainer as will be used immediately.
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31
32
Fig. 9: Connecting the milk container to
the appliance
1. Fill the desired amount of milk into the
milk container(32).
2. Connect the milk hose(31) to the milk
container and the connection(11) at
the spout or insert the milk hose into a
commercially available milk carton.
Information
Store the lled milk container in the
refrigerator.
4.9 Emptying the drip tray and
coee grounds container
When the drip tray(10) and the coee
grounds container(9) are full, the appli-
ance requests you to empty them. The
projecting oat(18) also indicates that
the drip tray is full. Always empty both
containers.
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10
Fig. 10: Drip tray, coee grounds container
and oat
1. Pull the drip tray(10) forwards out of
the appliance.
2. Remove the coee grounds con-
tainer(9) and empty it.
3. Empty the drip tray.
4. Insert the coee grounds container.
5. Push the drip tray into the appliance up
to the stop.
Information
The appliance requests you to empty the
drip tray and the coee grounds container
after a dened number of beverages have
been dispensed. If the containers are emp-
tied while the appliance is switched o, it
does not register this process. Therefore,
it is possible that you are requested to
empty the containers although the drip
tray and the coee grounds container are
not yet full.
5 Preparing beverages
There are three options for preparing
beverages:
ū Standard dispensing with direct keys
and beverage preparation with recipes
as described below
ū Preparation with modied beverage
settings (see chapter6, page41)
ū Use of personal settings with the
"My Coee" function (see chapter7,
page41)
Standard dispensing is described in this
chapter.
Please note:
ū The storage containers should contain
sucient amounts of coee and water.
If the lling level is too low, the appli-
ance requests you to rell it.
ū The appliance does not indicate a lack
of milk.
ū When selecting a beverage with milk,
connect the milk container or a com-
mercially available milk pack.
ū The vessels for the beverages should be
suciently large.
ū For beverage preparation, the display
must show the ready symbol.
ū Beverage dispensing is ended automat-
ically.
ū After a beverage preparation with milk,
the appliance automatically prompts
for the Easy Cleaning programme.
5.1 Preparing espresso and
café crème
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Espresso" or "Café Crème"
button.
» Beverage dispensing takes place
and ends automatically.
3. Remove the vessel.
5.2 Preparing cappuccino and
latte macchiato
Requirement: Milk is con-
nected.
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Cappuccino" or "Latte Mac-
chiato" button.
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» Beverage dispensing takes place
and ends automatically.
» The display shows: Easy Cleaning?
3. Remove the vessel.
4. Run the Easy Cleaning programme or
prepare another beverage and run the
EasyCleaning programme later, see
chapter9.4.
5.3 Preparing milk foam and
warm milk
The preparation of milk foam and warm
milk is similar.
Requirement: Milk is connected.
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Milk foam/milk" button.
a) Milk foam = briey press button
b) Warm milk = press the button longer
(2 seconds)
» Milk dispensing takes place and is
ended automatically.
3. Remove the vessel.
» The display shows: Easy Cleaning?
4. Run the Easy Cleaning programme or
prepare another beverage and run the
EasyCleaning programme later, see
chapter9.4.
5.4 Preparing hot water
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Hot water" button.
» The hot water dispensing takes
place and ends automatically.
3. Remove the vessel.
5.5 Preparing beverages with
recipes
In addition to standard dispensing, you
can select Recipes for further beverage
specialities in the menu.
Information
When selecting a recipe with milk, connect
the milk container or a commercially
available milk pack (depending on the
model).
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Rotary switch" and navi-
gate to the Recipes menu or keep the
"my
recipes" button pressed.
» The recipe selection appears on the
display.
3. Select a beverage recipe and conrm
your selection.
» Beverage dispensing takes place
and ends automatically.
4. Remove the vessel.
5.6 Changing beverage set-
tings before and during
preparation
Beverage settings can be changed before
and during beverage preparation.
Information
These settings only apply to the current
beverage preparation.
Changing beverage settings before
preparation
The bean type can be changed before
selecting a beverage.
Before selecting a beverage, set
the desired bean chamber with the
"BEANSELECT" slider.
» The selected bean type is used for the
beverage preparation.
Changing beverage settings during
preparation
The beverage quantity and the coee
strength can be changed during beverage
preparation.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
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During beverage dispensing (coee
or milk), use the "Rotary switch" to
set the relevant beverage amount.
During the grinding process, use the
"Coee strength" button to set the
coee strength.
5.7 Stopping beverage
preparation
To stop beverage preparation prematurely,
press the selected direct key again.
5.8 Preparing two beverages
simultaneously
The "2 cups" button is used to pre-
pare two beverages.
Information
Two-cup dispensing is not possible for
mixed beverages that are mixed with hot
water (e.g. Americano), for milk foam,
warm milk and hot water.
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26
Fig. 11: Two-cup dispensing
1. Place two vessels beneath the
spout(8).
2. Press the "2 cups" button(26).
3. Continue as described for preparation
of the relevant beverage.
Information
ū The setting only applies to the next
beverage that is prepared.
ū If a beverage is not prepared within
1 minute, the appliance switches to
single-cup dispensing.
6 Permanently changing
beverage settings
The appliance oers further options for
preparing coee specialities.
6.1 Changing default settings
Depending on the beverage, the following
default settings can be changed:
Coee amount, amount of froth, milk
amount, hot water amount, coee
strength and temperature.
Changing the beverage settings is similar
for all beverages. Changing the coee
strength for an espresso is described here
as an example.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the
Direct keys > Espresso > Coee strength
menu.
3. Select the desired coee strength and
conrm your selection.
4. Select the Exit command to exit the
menu.
» The selected coee strength is used the
next time an espresso is prepared.
Information
The default settings remain valid until they
are changed again.
7 Personal settings
– "MyCoee"
The "My Coee" function lets you save
personal beverage settings and assign
them to a user.
When selecting a recipe with milk, connect
the milk container or a commercially
available milk pack (depending on the
model).
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Rotary switch" and navi-
gate to the Recipes menu or keep the
"my
recipes" button pressed.
» The recipe selection appears on the
display.
3. Select a beverage recipe and conrm
your selection.
» Beverage dispensing takes place
and ends automatically.
4. Remove the vessel.
5.6 Changing beverage set-
tings before and during
preparation
Beverage settings can be changed before
and during beverage preparation.
Information
These settings only apply to the current
beverage preparation.
Changing beverage settings before
preparation
The bean type can be changed before
selecting a beverage.
Before selecting a beverage, set
the desired bean chamber with the
"BEANSELECT" slider.
» The selected bean type is used for the
beverage preparation.
Changing beverage settings during
preparation
The beverage quantity and the coee
strength can be changed during beverage
preparation.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
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7.1 Editing personal user
proles
Up to four user proles can be used.
Changing the name of a user prole
The names of the user proles can be
changed.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the MyCoee menu.
3. Select a user and conrm your selec-
tion.
4. Select Change name and conrm your
selection.
» The menu for selecting individual
characters appears.
5. Turn the "Rotary switch" to select indi-
vidual characters and conrm each one.
6. Repeatedly select the Exit command to
exit the menu.
Activating/Deactivating a user prole
Only users whose prole is activated can
be used.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the My Coee menu.
3. Select a user and conrm your selec-
tion.
4. Select Enabled/disabled and conrm
your selection.
5. Select Enabled or Disabled and recon-
rm your selection.
6. Select the Exit command to exit the
menu.
7.2 Selecting/Changing per-
sonal settings
Depending on the beverage, the following
settings can be assigned to a user:
Recipes, coee amount, amount of froth,
milk amount, hot water amount, coee
strength and temperature.
The assignment of personal settings to a
user is always similar. Setting the coee
amount for a cappuccino is described here
as an example.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the My Coee menu.
3. Select a user and conrm your selec-
tion.
4. Navigate to the Cappuccino > Coee
amount menu.
5. Select an amount and conrm your
selection.
6. Select the Exit command to exit the
menu.
» The next time a cappuccino is prepared
by the user, the selected amount of
coee is used.
7.3 Preparing beverages with
personal settings
The preparation of beverages using
the "MyCoee" function is similar
for all beverages. The preparation of a cap-
puccino is described here as an example.
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "myrecipes" button until the
desired user is shown on the display.
3. Press the "Cappuccino" button.
» Beverage dispensing takes place
and ends automatically.
4. Remove the vessel.
» The display shows: Easy Cleaning?
(Press the rotary switch to start).
5. Run the EasyCleaning programme or
prepare another beverage and run the
EasyCleaning programme later, see
chapter9.4.
Information
ū To exit the MyCoee function, press
the "my
recipes" button until the ready
symbol appears.
ū If a beverage is not prepared within 3
minutes, the appliance automatically
switches to the ready symbol.
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8 Changing basic settings
Operating steps that change the appli-
ance's basic settings are described in the
following chapter.
8.1 Setting the language
The display text language can be set.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the Language menu.
3. Select a language and conrm your
selection.
4. Exit the menu with the Exit command.
8.2 Setting the time
The time shown on the display can be set.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the Clock menu.
3. Select the hour and the minutes. Con-
rm each of your settings.
4. Exit the menu with the Exit command.
Information
To prevent the time being shown on the
display, set the time to 00:00.
8.3 Setting energy save mode
Energy save mode lowers the heating tem-
perature and switches o the illumination
on the control panel.
If the appliance is not operated for a long
time, it automatically switches to energy
save mode after a specied time. The
period of time until energy save mode is
activated is set in the Energy save mode
menu.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the Energy save mode
menu.
3. Select a duration and conrm your
selection.
4. Exit the menu with the Exit command.
Information
ū Energy save mode cannot be deacti-
vated completely. After 4 hours without
being operated at the latest, the appli-
ance switches to energy save mode.
8.4 Setting Auto OFF
If the appliance is not operated for a long
time, it switches o automatically after a
specied time. Set the duration until the
appliance switches o in the Auto OFF
menu. A specic point in time can also be
dened.
Information
If the duration and point in time are
activated simultaneously, the appliance
switches o after the event that occurs
rst.
Setting the duration for Auto OFF
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the Auto OFF > OFF after...
menu.
3. Select a time and conrm
your selection.
4. Repeatedly select the Exit command to
exit the menu.
Information
Auto OFF cannot be deactivated com-
pletely. After 8 hours without being oper-
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ated at the latest, the appliance switches
o.
Setting the point in time for Auto OFF
The OFF time point is deactivated as
default in the factory.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the Auto OFF > OFF at...
menu.
3. Select the hours and minutes. Conrm
each of your settings.
4. Repeatedly select the Exit command to
exit the menu.
Information
To deactivate Auto OFF, set the OFF time
point to 00:00.
8.5 Activating/Deactivating
rinsing
Rinsing is always carried out immediately
after switching on the coee system. Only
the O rinsing can be activated/deacti-
vated. If this is activated, rinsing is carried
out after switching o the coee system.
Permanent deactivation is not recom-
mended.
Activating/Deactivating switch-o
rinsing
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the Settings > Switch-o
rinsing menu.
3. Select Enabled or Disabled and conrm
your selection.
4. Select the Exit command to exit the
menu.
» The ready symbol appears on the
display.
8.6 Resetting the appliance to
the factory settings
The appliance can be reset to the factory
settings.
Information
If the appliance is reset to the factory set-
tings, all personal settings are lost, includ-
ing the settings in the My
Coee menu.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the
Settings > Factory settings menu.
3. Select Reset and conrm your selection.
4. Select the Exit command to exit the
menu.
8.7 Statistics and System menu
Statistics
The Statistics menu provides information
on the number of beverages dispensed
and for maintenance.
System
The System menu provides information
on the software version and access to
the Venting function, see chapter10.1,
page50.
8.8 Setting the grinding
neness
The grinding neness of the coee beans
inuences the avour of the coee. The
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grinding neness has been optimally set
prior to delivery.
Fig. 12: Grinding neness setting
Adjust the grinding neness using the
lever on the back.
1. Move the lever:
ū To the right = grinding neness
coarser
ū To the left = grinding neness ner
Information
ū If the grinding neness is set ner, the
coee avour is stronger.
ū The grinding neness is optimally set
when the coee ows evenly out of the
spout and a ne, dense crema appears.
9 Care and maintenance
Regular cleaning and maintenance ensure
the consistent high quality of your bever-
ages.
9.1 General cleaning
Clean the appliance regularly. Immediately
remove external soiling caused by milk
and coee.
ATTENTION
The use of unsuitable cleaning agents
can lead to scratched surfaces.
Do not use any abrasive cloths, sponges
or cleaning agents.
Requirement: The appliance is switched
o.
Clean the outside of the appliance with
a soft, damp cloth and normal wash-
ing-up liquid.
Rinse the drip tray and the coee
grounds container with a soft, damp
cloth and normal washing-up liquid.
Clean the bean container with a soft,
dry cloth.
9.2 Rinsing the coee system
During rinsing, the nozzles at the spout
and the internal parts of the coee system
are rinsed. As a result, rinsing water from
the interior enters the drip tray.
If switch-o rinsing is not deactivated, the
appliance rinses the coee system when
switching on and o.
Rinsing can also be carried out manually.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
3. Navigate to the Care > Rinsing menu.
4. Select Start and conrm your selection.
» The coee system is rinsed.
9.3 Cleaning the brewing unit
To avoid damage to the appliance, we
recommend cleaning the brewing unit
once a week.
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Fig. 13: Removing the side panel
15
33
Fig. 14: Removing the brewing unit
34
Fig. 15: Cleaning the brewing unit
Requirement: The appliance is switched
o.
1. Open the cover (12). To do this, reach
into the recess on the right of the appli-
ance and pull the cover o to the side.
2. Press and hold the red lever(33) on the
brewing unit handle(15) and turn the
handle clockwise until it engages at the
stop.
3. Pull the brewing unit out of the appli-
ance by the handle.
4. Rinse the entire brewing unit thor-
oughly from all sides under running
water. Make particularly sure that
coee residues are removed from the
sieve(34).
5. Allow the brewing unit to drip dry.
6. Use a soft, dry cloth to remove coee
residues from the surfaces inside the
appliance.
7. Insert the brewing unit into the appli-
ance. Press and hold the red lever on
the handle of the brewing unit and turn
the handle counter anticlockwise until
it engages at the stop.
8. Insert the cover sideways until it
engages.
9.4 "EasyCleaning" programme
The milk system is rinsed using the
"EasyCleaning" programme.
Each time after a beverage has been
prepared with milk, the appliance requests
you to execute the "EasyCleaning" pro-
gramme.
The "EasyCleaning" programme can also
be run manually.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Place a vessel beneath the spout.
2. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
3. Navigate to the Care > Easy Cleaning
menu.
4. Select Start and conrm your selection.
5. Follow the further instructions on
the display up to the end of the
"EasyCleaning" programme.
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9.5 "Cleaning milk system"
programme
This programme is used to clean the milk
system with the aid of a milk system clean-
ing agent.
To maintain hygiene and avoid damage
to the appliance, we recommend carrying
out the cleaning programme once a week.
The cleaning programme takes approx-
imately 3 minutes and should not be
interrupted.
ATTENTION
The use of unsuitable milk system clean-
ing agents can damage the appliance.
Only use Melitta® PERFECT CLEAN
Espresso Machines milk system clean-
ing agent.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Place a collecting vessel (0.7l) under
the spout (e.g. the coee grounds
container).
2. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
3. Navigate to the Care > Cleaning milk
system menu.
4. Select Start and conrm your selection.
5. Follow the further instructions on the
display up to the end of the Cleaning
milk system programme.
Cleaning the milk unit
In addition, we recommend cleaning the
milk unit, the milk hose and the milk con-
tainer regularly.
Information
ū The plastic milk container, without lid
and riser pipe, is dishwasher-safe.
8
Fig. 16: Access to the milk unit
35
36
Fig. 17: Removing the milk unit
1. Pull the milk hose o the appliance.
2. Open the door to the spout (8).
3. Pull o the milk unit (36) downwards.
4. Clean the individual parts with warm
water. Use a soft, damp cloth and nor-
mal washing up liquid.
Installation is carried out as described in
reverse order.
Information
Make sure the milk unit is pressed upwards
to the end stop.
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9.6 "Cleaning coee system"
programme
This cleaning programme is used to
remove residues and coee oil residues
with the aid of coee machine cleaning
agents.
To avoid damage to the appliance, we
recommend carrying out the cleaning pro-
gramme every 2 months or as requested
by the appliance.
Before starting the cleaning programme,
clean the brewing unit and the interior (see
chapter9.3, page45).
The cleaning programme takes approx-
imately 15 minutes and should not be
interrupted.
CAUTION
Contact with coee machine cleaning
agent may lead to eye and skin irritation.
Observe the processing instructions on
the packaging of the coee machine
cleaning agent.
ATTENTION
The use of unsuitable coee machine
cleaning agents can damage the appli-
ance.
Only use Melitta® PERFECT CLEAN
Espresso Machines cleaning tablets.
Requirement: The ready symbol appears
on the display.
1. Press the "Rotary switch" for 2 seconds.
» The menu appears on the display.
2. Navigate to the Care > Coee system
cleaning menu.
3. Select Start and conrm your selection.
4. Follow the further instructions on the
display up to the end of the cleaning
programme.
9.7 "Descaling" programme
The descaling programme is used to
remove limescale deposits in the interior of
the appliance with coee machine descal-
ing agents.
To avoid damage to the appliance, we
recommend carrying out the descaling
programme every 3 months if you do not
use a water lter. When using a water lter,
only carry out the descaling programme
when you are prompted to do so.
The descaling programme takes approx-
imately 25 minutes and should not be
interrupted.
CAUTION
Contact with descaling agent may lead to
eye and skin irritation.
Observe the processing instructions on
the packaging of the descaling agent.
ATTENTION
The use of unsuitable descaling agents
can damage the appliance.
Only use Melitta® ANTI CALC Espresso
Machines liquid descaling agent.
ATTENTION
A water lter may be damaged if it is
screwed in during the descaling pro-
gramme.
Remove the water lter when the appli-
ance requests you to do so (see
Fig. 18).
Place the water lter into a vessel lled
with tap water during the descaling
programme.
The water lter can be reinserted and
reused on completion of the descaling
programme.
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