Melitta CAFFEO® Passione® & CAFFEO® Varianza® CS EU Operating instructions

Category
Coffee making accessories
Type
Operating instructions
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Table of contents
Table of contents
1 For your safety ...................................................................................................................53
1.1 Proper use .................................................................................................................53
1.2 Danger from electric current .............................................................................54
1.3 Risk of burns and scalds.......................................................................................54
1.4 General safety..........................................................................................................55
2 Overview of the appliance ............................................................................................56
2.1 Appliance at a glance ...........................................................................................56
2.2 Overview of the control panel ..........................................................................58
2.3 The Cappuccinatore at a glance .......................................................................60
3 First steps .............................................................................................................................61
3.1 Unpacking the appliance ....................................................................................61
3.2 Checking the delivery contents ........................................................................61
3.3 Installing the appliance .......................................................................................62
3.4 Connecting the appliance ..................................................................................62
3.5 Switching on and venting the appliance for the rst time .....................62
4 Basic operation ..................................................................................................................64
4.1 Switching the appliance on and o ................................................................64
4.2 Using the control panel .......................................................................................65
4.3 Filling coee beans into the bean container ...............................................65
4.4 Filling with water ....................................................................................................67
4.5 Adjusting the outlet for coee beverages ....................................................68
4.6 Connecting the Cappuccinatore ......................................................................68
4.7 Using milk .................................................................................................................69
4.8 Emptying the drip tray and coee grounds container .............................69
5 Preparing beverages .......................................................................................................70
5.1 Setting the coee strength ................................................................................71
5.2 Preparing coee beverages ..............................................................................71
5.3 Setting the coee quantity ................................................................................72
5.4 Preparing two coee beverages simultaneously .......................................73
5.5 Stopping coee preparation .............................................................................73
5.6 Preparing milk froth or warm milk ...................................................................74
5.7 Preparing hot water ..............................................................................................75
6 Changing basic settings .................................................................................................76
6.1 Calling up service mode ......................................................................................76
6.2 Setting the energy save programme ..............................................................76
6.3 Setting Auto OFF ....................................................................................................77
6.4 Setting the water hardness ................................................................................78
6.5 Setting the brewing temperature ....................................................................79
6.6 Resetting the appliance to the factory settings..........................................80
6.7 Setting the grinding neness ............................................................................80
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7 Care and maintenance ....................................................................................................82
7.1 General cleaning ....................................................................................................82
7.2 Cleaning the brewing unit ..................................................................................82
7.3 Cleaning the Cappuccinatore ............................................................................84
7.4 Running the cleaning programme ..................................................................85
7.5 Running the descaling programme ................................................................88
7.6 Using a water lter .................................................................................................91
8 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................94
9 Transport, storage and disposal .................................................................................95
9.1 Venting the appliance ..........................................................................................95
9.2 Transporting the appliance ................................................................................96
9.3 Disposing of the appliance .................................................................................97
10 Technical data ....................................................................................................................97
For your safety
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Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing the Melitta® Passione® 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 instructions 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.international.melitta.de
We hope you enjoy using your appliance.
1 For your safety
The appliance conforms to the relevant European directives and has been
built using the latest technology. 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.
1.1 Proper use
The appliance is used to prepare beverages made from
coee beans, 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
personal injury and material damage. Melitta accepts no
liability for damage that arises due to improper use of
the appliance.
For your safety
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1.2 Danger from electric current
If the appliance or the power cable is damaged, there is a
risk of fatal electric shock.
Observe the following safety instructions to avoid dan-
ger from electric current:
Do not use a damaged power cable.
A damaged power cable may only be replaced by the
manufacturer or its customer service or service part-
ner.
Do not open any covers rmly screwed onto the
appliance housing.
Only use the appliance when it is in a technically aw-
less condition.
A defective appliance may only be repaired by an
authorised workshop. Do not repair the appliance
yourself.
Do not make any changes to the appliance, its com-
ponents or its accessories.
Do not immerse the appliance in water.
Do not let the power cable come into contact with
water.
1.3 Risk of burns and scalds
Escaping uids and steam may be very hot. Parts of the
appliance can also become very hot.
Observe the following safety instructions to avoid scalds
and burns:
Avoid escaping uids and steam coming into contact
with the skin.
When dispensing a beverage, do not touch the
nozzles at the outlet or the steam pipe. Wait until the
components have cooled down.
For your safety
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1.4 General safety
Observe the following safety instructions to avoid per-
sonal injury and material damage:
Do not operate the appliance in a cabinet or similar.
Do not reach into the interior of the appliance during
operation.
Keep the appliance and its power cable out of the
reach of children under 8years of age.
This appliance may be used by children over 8 years
of age and by persons with reduced physical, sen-
sory or mental capabilities or a lack of experience
and knowledge if they are supervised or have been
instructed in using the appliance safely and under-
stand the resulting risks.
Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning
and maintenance must not be undertaken by chil-
dren younger than 8 years of age. Children over 8
years of age must be supervised during cleaning and
maintenance.
Disconnect the appliance from the power supply
when left unsupervised for a long time.
The appliance must not be operated at altitudes over
2,000 m.
Please observe the instructions in the corresponding
section when cleaning the appliance and its compo-
nents (Care and maintenance on page82).
Overview of the appliance
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2 Overview of the appliance
2.1 Appliance at a glance
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Fig. 1: Front left of the appliance
1 Water tank with lid 6 Drip tray
2 Bean container with lid 7 ON/OFF button
3 Cup rest 8 Height-adjustable outlet for
coee beverages with 2 coee
nozzles
4 Control panel 9
"Grinding neness adjustment" lever
(inner)
5 Coee grounds container (inner)
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11
12
13
10
14
15
Fig. 2: Front right of the appliance
10 Cover 13 Cappuccinatore
11 Brewing unit (inner) 14 Cup plate
12 Steam pipe 15 Float
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2.2 Overview of the control panel
181716
Fig. 3: Control panel
16 Direct keys
17 Displays
18 Control buttons and rotary regulator
Button/
Regulator
Designation Function
Small cup Prepare small portion of coee
Medium cup Prepare medium portion of coee
Large cup Prepare large portion of coee
Two cups Set two-cup dispensing
Service Calling up service mode
Coee strength Setting the coee strength
Steam dispensing Appliance for steam dispensing heating
Rotary regulator Switching hot water or steam on and o
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Display Meaning
Lights up Appliance is ready for operation
Flashing Appliance heating up or preparing a coee bev-
erage
Flashing
quickly
Programme for setting coee amount running
Lights up Number of coee beans:
Currently set coee strength
Flashing Fill bean container or
coee dispensing has stopped
Lights up Two-cup dispensing is ready
Lights up Fill water tank
Flashing Insert water tank
Lights up Empty the drip tray and coee grounds container
Flashing Insert the drip tray and coee grounds container
Lights up Change lter
Flashing Change lter programme running
Lights up Descale appliance
Flashing Descaling programme running
Lights up Clean appliance
Flashing Cleaning programme running
Lights up Steam dispensing is ready
Flashing Appliance heating up for steam dispensing
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2.3 The Cappuccinatore at a glance
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20
21
22
23
24
Fig. 4: Cappuccinatore
19 Air suction pipe
20 Holder for the milk hose
21 Connection of the milk hose
22 Milk hose
23 Outlet for hot water, milk or milk foam
24 Selector switch
Symbol on
the selector
switch
Function
Setting for
warm milk
Setting for
hot water
Setting for
milk foam
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3 First steps
This chapter describes how to prepare your appliance for use.
3.1 Unpacking the appliance
In addition to the appliance, there are further accessories in the packaging
such as cleaning aids and agents.
CAUTION
Contact with cleaning agents can lead to eye and skin irritation.
Keep the supplied cleaning agents out of the reach of children.
Unpack the appliance. Remove the packaging material, the adhesive
strips and the protective lms from the appliance.
Keep the packaging material for transport and any 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.
Cappuccinatore
Milk hose
Test strip for determining the water hardness.
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3.3 Installing the appliance
Observe the following instructions:
Do not install the appliance in damp rooms.
Install the appliance on a stable, at and dry surface.
Do not install the appliance in the vicinity of sinks or the like.
Do not install the appliance on hot surfaces.
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.
Route the power cable so it cannot be damaged by edges or hot sur-
faces.
3.4 Connecting the appliance
Observe the following instructions:
Make sure that the supply voltage matches the operating voltage speci-
ed in the technical data (see the Technical data on page97 table).
Only connect the appliance to a properly installed earthing contact
socket. If in doubt, consult a specialist electrician.
The earthing contact socket must have a fuse of at least 10 A.
3.5 Switching on and venting the appliance for the rst time
Once you switch on the appliance for the rst time, the appliance performs
automatic rinsing. Hot water rst ows out of the Cappuccinatore, then out
of the outlet. The appliance is vented.
CAUTION
Hot water and hot steam owing out of the pipe
Do not touch the steam pipe during and immediately after use.
Wait until the steam pipe has cooled down.
Information
We recommend pouring away the rst two cups of coee after initial
start-up.
If you want to use a water lter, only insert this after starting up for the
rst time.
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7
Fig. 5: ON/OFF button
Requirement: The appliance has been installed and connected.
1. Place a vessel beneath the Cappuccinatore.
2. Press the ON/OFF button (7).
» The appliance indicates that the water tank needs to be lled.
3. Remove the water tank. Rinse out the water tank with clean water. Fill
the water tank with fresh water and insert it.
» The lighted display indicates that the rotary regulator must be actu-
ated.
4. Turn the rotary regulator on the control panel clockwise up to the stop.
» Hot water ows out of the Cappuccinatore.
5. When water no longer ows out of the Cappuccinatore, turn the rotary
regulator anti-clockwise to the stop.
» Hot water ows out of the outlet.
» The appliance is vented.
6. Fill coee beans into the bean container (see section4.3 Filling coee
beans into the bean container on page65).
7. As required, you can now either
a) set the water hardness (see section6 Changing basic settings on
page76) or
b) use a water lter (see section7.6 Using a water lter on page91).
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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
section3.5 Switching on and venting the appliance for the rst time on
page62.
Information
When switched on and o, the appliance performs automatic rinsing.
During rinsing, rinsing water is also conducted into the drip tray.
Switching on the appliance
1. Place a vessel beneath the outlet.
2. Press the ON/OFF button (7).
3. The appliance heats up and performs automatic rinsing.
» The appliance indicates the last set coee strength.
Information
If the appliance was only switched o briey, there is no automatic rinsing
after switching on.
Switching o the appliance
1. Place a vessel beneath the outlet.
2. Press the ON/OFF button (7).
» The appliance performs automatic rinsing.
» The appliance switches o.
Information
The appliance switches o automatically when it is not operated for a
long time. Automatic rinsing is also carried out in this case.
The o time can be set in the service mode (see section6.3 Setting Auto
OFF on page77).
If no beverage has been prepared since switching on or if the water
tank is empty, no rinsing takes place.
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4.2 Using the control panel
The essential programmes can be accessed using the control panel.
Press the required button. Use the following actions to operate the buttons:
Brief press
Briey press a button to select a programme.
2s
Long press
Press a button for longer than 2 seconds to select a second
programme that may be available.
4.3 Filling coee beans into the bean container
Roasted coee beans lose their aroma. Only ll the bean container with as
many coee beans as you will consume over the next 3 to 4days.
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 use any coee powder or instant products.
Information
When changing the type of beans, remains of the old type of beans can still
be in the grinder.
Even if the supply tank runs empty and is then lled with a new type of
bean, there are always remaining quantities of the old type of bean in the
grinder. For this reason, the rst two coees dispensed can contain remains
of the old type of bean.
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25
2
Fig. 6: Opening the lid of the bean container.
1. Open the lid (25) of the bean container(2).
2. Fill coee beans into the bean container.
3. Close the lid of the bean container.
Information
The ashing display requests you to rell coee beans. The next time a
coee is dispensed, the display no longer ashes.
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4.4 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 section6.4 Setting the water hardness on
page78 and section7.6 Using a water lter on page91).
1
26
Fig. 7: Remove the water tank
1. Open the lid of the water tank(26) and pull the water tank(1) upwards
out of the appliance by the handle.
2. Fill the water tank with water.
3. Insert the water tank into the appliance from above and close the lid.
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4.5 Adjusting the outlet for coee beverages
The outlet for coee beverages(8) is height-adjustable. Set the greatest
possible distance between the outlet and the vessel. Depending on the
vessel, push the outlet up or down.
8
Fig. 8: Adjusting the outlet for coee beverages
4.6 Connecting the Cappuccinatore
You can prepare hot water, warm milk or milk foam with the Cappucci-
natore. Use the selector switch(24) of the Cappuccinatore to select the
desired beverage.
12
20
22
24
27
Fig. 9: Connecting the Cappuccinatore
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1. Connect the Cappuccinatoreto the steam pipe(12). Slide the connec-
tion of the Cappuccinatore to the stop(27) of the steam pipe.
2. Connect the milk hose(22) to the Cappuccinatore.
3. If you do not want to use milk, clamp the milk hose in the holder(20).
4.7 Using milk
Use cooled milk for optimum coee enjoyment.
28
22
Fig. 10: Commercial milk pack
1. Remove the milk hose(22) from the holder (20).
2. Insert the milk hose into a conventional milk pack(28) or into a vessel
lled with milk.
4.8 Emptying the drip tray and coee grounds container
After several beverage dispensing processes, the drip tray(6) and the coee
grounds container(5) can become full and must be emptied. The projecting
oat(15) indicates the current lling level of the drip tray.
After a specied number of beverage have been dispensed, the appliance
also shows that the drip tray and coee grounds container are full. Always
empty the drip tray and coee grounds container.
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5
15
6
Fig. 11: Emptying the drip tray and coee grounds container
1. Pull the drip tray (6) forwards out of the appliance.
2. Remove the coee grounds container (5) 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
If you empty the drip tray and the coee grounds container while the appli-
ance is switched o, the appliance 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 two options for preparing beverages:
Preparing coee beverages at the outlet for coee beverages or
preparing hot water, warm milk and milk foam on the Cappuccinatore.
Please note:
There should always be sucient water in the water tank. If the lling
level is too low, the appliance requests you to rell it.
There should always also be sucient coee beans in the bean con-
tainer. If there are no longer any coee beans present, the appliance
stops the preparation of a coee beverage.
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Melitta CAFFEO® Passione® & CAFFEO® Varianza® CS EU Operating instructions

Category
Coffee making accessories
Type
Operating instructions

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