DECALCIFYING

The lime content of ordinary tap water means limescale may gradually be deposited inside the coffee maker. This limescale may be loosened using acetic acid (NOT ordinary vinegar) or descaler, available in supermarkets etc.

1.Mix 100 ml acetic acid with 300 ml cold water, or follow the instructions on the descaler packaging.

2.Pour the solution into the reservoir and switch on the coffee maker using the on/off button.

3.Allow half of the solution to run through the coffee maker, and then switch it off using the on/off button.

4.Leave it switched off for around 10 minutes, and then switch it on again, and allow the rest of the solution to run right through.

5.To remove the final residues of limescale and acetic acid, pour a potful of cold water into the water reservoir, switch the coffee maker on and allow the water to pass through it.

6.Pass fresh water through the machine 3 times (as described in point 5). The coffee maker is now ready for use again.

THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER

-If the above points have not been observed.

-If the appliance has not been properly maintained, if force has been used against it or if it has been damaged in any other way.

-Errors or faults owing to defects in the distribution system.

-If the appliance has been repaired or modified or changed in any way or by any person not properly authorised.

With reservations for printer's errors. Owing to the constant development of our products on both functionality and design we reserve the right to change the product without preceding notice.

IMPORTER:

Adexi group

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ENVIRONMENTAL TIP

An electronic appliance should, when it is no longer capable of functioning, be disposed of with least possible environmental damage according to the local regulations in your municipality. In most cases you can discharge the appliance at your local recycling centre.

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