PRIOR TO FIRST USE
•Remove all packaging from the appliance before using it for the fi rst time.
•Unwind the appliance cord fully before using it.
•To rinse out the inside of the appliance, fi ll the kettle with water and run it through the machine before using it to make coffee. You should also boil the kettle and discard the water several times before actually using it to boil water for consumption.
USE
The kettle can be used to boil water, but also serves as a water reservoir for the coffee maker.
•Plug the appliance in and check that it is switched on.
•Fill the kettle to a level between the MIN and MAX marks on the water level gauge (5), and fi t the lid (1) in place.
•Place the kettle on the base (4).
Boiling water
•Set the function button (b) to I (kettle function).
•The kettle indicator (c) on the right of the control panel will come on.
•Switch on the kettle by setting the on/off button (3) to position I; the button comes on.
•When the water boils, the kettle will switch itself off, but you have to switch off the kettle function manually by setting the function button to 0.
Brewing coffee
•Check that there is suffi cient water in the kettle and that the water is not too hot or boiling.
•Swing the fi lter holder (9) out, and place an ordinary paper coffee fi lter (size 1 x 4) in the fi lter funnel (10). Place coffee in the fi lter.
•Swing the fi lter holder into place, ensuring that the pin clicks into place in the recess in the lid.
•Ensure that the lid of the glass pot is down and then place the glass pot (8) on the hotplate (7) beneath the fi lter funnel. Check that the drip stopper is in the centre of the hole in the lid of the glass pot.
•Switch on the coffee maker by setting the function button to II (coffee maker function); the coffee maker indicator (a) on the left of the control panel will come on. The coffee maker will start.
•You can remove the glass pot during brewing to pour a cup. The automatic drip stop function ensures that coffee does not drip from the fi lter onto the hotplate. Always replace the glass pot within 20 seconds, otherwise there is a risk of the fi lter overfl owing.
•Once the coffee is ready, the hotplate under the glass pot will keep the coffee hot as long as the coffee maker is switched on. The coffee maker must be switched off manually by setting the function button to 0.
Always check that the function button has been set to 0 and the indicators are off once you have fi nished using the appliance. Remove the plug from the mains socket for extra safety.
CLEANING
•Before cleaning, remove the plug from the wall socket and allow the appliance to cool down.
•The fi lter funnel and glass pot can be washed using normal
•The best way to clean the appliance itself is to wipe it with a damp cloth using hot water and a little
•The limescale fi lter (12) can be washed using ordinary
•Do not use any kind of strong or abrasive cleaning agent on the appliance or accessories. Never use a scouring sponge or similar to clean the appliance, as this may damage the surface.
DESCALING
The lime content of ordinary tap water means limescale may be deposited inside the appliance. 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 kettle and switch on the coffee maker by setting the function button to coffee brewing.
3.Allow half of the solution to run through the coffee maker, and then switch it off.
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 fi nal residues of limescale and acetic acid, fi ll the kettle with cold water, 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 appliance is now ready for use again.
INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING OF THIS PRODUCT
Please note that this Adexi product is marked with this symbol: 
This means that this product must not be disposed of together with ordinary household waste, as electrical and electronic waste must be disposed of separately.
In accordance with the WEEE directive, every member state must ensure correct collection, recovery, handling and recycling of electrical and electronic waste. Private households in the EU can take used equipment to special recycling stations free of charge. In some member states you can, in certain cases, return
the used equipment to the retailer from whom you purchased it, if you are purchasing new equipment. Contact your retailer, distributor or the municipal authorities for further information on what you should do with electrical and electronic waste.
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