DeLonghi BCO100 Description Of The Appliance, Introduction, Become Familiar, Use Of The Machine

DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

1Removable milk reservoir cap

2Milk reservoir with Instant Froth Dispenser

3Removable cap with safety valve

4Water tank

5Steam knob

6Power cable

7Removable drip tray

8Boiler outlet

9Recessed warming plate

105/10 coffee switch and pilot lamp

11Espresso/Cappuccino ON/OFF switch and pilot lamp

12Espresso/Cappuccino “OK” pilot lamp

13Slider

14“ON” pilot lamp drip coffee

15Programming buttons

16Display

17“P.M. hours” led

18“OFF” led

19Drip coffee machine filter holder

20Drip coffee machine water reservoir cover

21Drip coffee machine water level

22Flow regulator with selection from LIGHT to STRONG coffee

23Carafe for drip coffee

24Filter

25Filter holder

26Measuring spoon

27Adapter (if supplied)

28Espresso carafe with lid

INTRODUCTION

Dear customer,

You are now the proud owner of a fine DeLonghi Coffee Maker, you can enjoy traditional coffee, or experience the taste of delicious espresso or cappuccino at the end of a perfect meal with family or friends. All this is possible with one compact unit.

The enclosed material has been carefully prepared, to familiarize you completely with the operation of this machine.

Please read all instructions fully before attempting to operate this appliance.

BECOME FAMILIAR

Before using your DeLonghi coffee maker for the first time, it is important that you become familiar with all of its parts. Do this by means of a practice run. DO NOT PLUG IN.

Unscrew the reservoir cap of the espresso/cappuccino maker, turn the steam control knob on and off, place the filter in the filter holder, and position it in the boiler outlet. For the automatic drip coffee maker, raise the water reservoir cover, remove the filter holder and replace. Become familiar with your appliance.

USE OF THE MACHINE

THIS MACHINE IS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

Before use

Before using the machine for the first time, wash all accessories (filter-holder, measuring spoon, filter, carafe, adapter, milk tank) with detergent and warm water, then rinse thoroughly. The internal circuit should then be washed as follows:

Filling the water tank

•Unscrew the water tank cap by turning counter-clockwise; lift the cap upwards and turn counterclockwise to remove.

•Use the glass carafe (fig. 1) to fill the water tank (fig. 2). Always switch the machine off.

Do not overfill the water tank. The espresso carafe is marked with water levels for 2 cups (minimum) and 4 cups (maximum) (see table, page 12).

Important: When making cappuccino, add extra water to the steam level shown on the carafe for two cups and to the bottom of the metal band for four cups. Care should be taken to ensure that the correct quantity of water is placed in the tank, as the machine always uses all the water.

•Close the water tank cap securely by turning clockwise.

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