Descaling your appliance
Descaling should be carried out every 3 months. You | EN | |
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may need to descale more frequently if you live in |
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an area where the tap water is hard. Descaling |
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regularly will help you to maintain the best |
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performance from your product. |
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1. | Fill your appliance with tap water to the max mark |
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| and place an empty large cup or any large |
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| heatproof container on the drip tray. Set the |
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| dispensing control knob on the max volume and |
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| press the start button. Wait for the end of pouring. |
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2. | Add any descaler (for quantities, refer to the |
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| descaler packaging) to the hot water in the cup |
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| and stir a few seconds. (Figure 10) |
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3. | Pour the contents of the cup into the water tank of |
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| your appliance and close the lid. (Figure 10.) |
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| Note : if you use white vinegar instead of descaler, |
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| skip the steps 1 to 3 and put one litre of white |
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| vinegar directly into the water tank. Do not use any |
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| other vinegar than “white vinegar” which can be |
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| bought from hardware stores. |
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4. | Put the empty cup again onto the drip tray and |
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| press the start button. (E) |
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5. | Wait for the water to be dispensed into the cup. |
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6. | Discard the water from the cup. |
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7. | Repeat steps 4 to 6 until the water level is at the |
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| min mark. Open the lid and empty any remaining |
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| water into the sink. Rinse your appliance by filling |
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| it with fresh tap water and emptying it again into |
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| the sink (see emptying your appliance on page 4). |
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| Fill your appliance with tap water to the max mark |
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| and place your empty large cup on the drip tray. |
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8. | Press the start button and wait for the water to be |
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| dispensed into the cup. |
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9. | Discard the water in the cup. |
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10. Repeat steps 8 and 9 until the water level is at the min mark. Open the lid and empty any remaining water into the sink (see emptying your appliance on page 4).
Your appliance is now ready to use again.
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