Breville BES860

The Breville Professional 800 Collection™

Fresca Espresso Machina™ comes complete

with a Commercial Style Swivel Steam Wand

and Stainless Steel Frothing Attachment. When

using the frothing attachment on the steam

wand a large amount of froth is easily created.

If less froth is required, remove the frothing

attachment from the steam wand before

texturing. To remove the frothing attachment,

ensure it is cool then simply pull down and

remove. The frothing attachment can be stored

in the storage tray inside the machine if not

used regularly.

To reﬁt the frothing attachment ensure it is

securely attached to the steam wand by

inserting it, from either end, onto the steam

wand and pushing ﬁrmly upwards onto the

rubber surround.

Fill the stainless steel frothing jug

maximum 1⁄2 full with cold, fresh milk.

Turn the Steam selector dial to the ‘Steam’

position. The red steam light will start to ﬂash

indicating that the machine is heating to

create steam.

When the steam light stops ﬂashing it is ready

to use.

Before inserting the wand into the milk, pause

the steam by returning the dial back to the

‘OFF’ position. This will avoid splashing the

milk out of the jug [this pause function lasts

for 6 seconds before exiting steam mode.].

Insert the wand into the milk and heat.

To stop, return the steam dial to the ‘OFF’

position and remove the jug.

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NOTE: When the espr esso machine

creates steam, a pum ping noise

can be heard. This is t he normal

operation of the 15 Bar p ump.

WARNING: MILk SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO RUN OVER THE TOP OF THE FROTHING

ATTACHMENT, OTHERWISE IT WILL NOT FUNCTION PROPERLY. TO AVOID

SPLATTERING OF HOT MILk, DO NOT LIFT THE END OF THE FROTHING ATTACHMENT

ABOVE THE SURFACE OF THE MILk WHILE FROTHING. ENSURE THE STEAM DIAL IS IN

THE ‘OFF’ POSITION BEFORE REMOVING THE FROTHING jUG.

NOTE: After 5 minut es of continuou s

steaming, the mach ine will

automatically di sable the steam

function. The stea m light will ﬂash .

When this occurs re turn the steam

dial to the ‘OFF’ posit ion.

THE ART OF TExTURING MILk