MAKING COFFEE
ENSURE THAT THE APPLIANCE IS NOT PLUGGED IN AND PLACE IT ON A FLAT, LEVEL SURFACE.
Using for the first time
- Open the lid (16) and unscrew the boiler tank safety cap (15) anti- clockwise.
-Fill the boiler tank completely with water, using the relevant measure (14).The hole near the safety cap (Fig. 2) allows any excess water poured in with the measure to fall into the drip tray (5).
-Tighten the boiler tank cap securely, turning it clockwise.
-Dose the ground coffee in the Thermocream® filter (12) using the relevant measure (9): one dose for one cup of coffee, two doses for two cups.
The Thermocream® filter (12) has a single hole in its lower part to guarantee that coffee is dispensed at high pressure (Fig. 3) which means that the result is a rich, thick cream.
-Add the coffee evenly without pressing it.
-Insert the filter holder into the proper seating, turning it
WARNING: If you put too much ground coffee in the filter, it may become difficult to turn the filter holder inside its seat and/or the filter holder may leak when dispensing coffee.
-Plug the power cord into a mains socket.
-Push the power lever (7) back to the
-While the coffee maker is heating up it is normal for small amounts of steam to be form around the boiler cap.
-After around 3 minutes, once the temperature has been reached, the
-Place one or two small cups (according to the amount of coffee used in the filter) below the filter holder.
-Pull the power lever (7) all the way forwards to begin dispensing the coffee (Fig. 6).
The sound signal may continue even during coffee dispen- sing.
If coffee dispensing is not begun immediately, the appliance will continue to emit its sound signal for the entire time that the water in the boiler tank is at the correct temperature. In any case, we recommend that you do not wait too long before dispensing coffee because this could alter the taste, leading to coffee with a burnt flavour.
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