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3. As soon as the espresso button is released, the appliance memorizes the
amount, given off up to this point.
RECALLING THE FACTORY SETTINGS
The appliance keeps the factory settings in memory, no matter, whether you have
changed various individual pre-programmed settings. This may be useful, when your
way for getting the optimum settings missed its aim and you wish to start again right
from the beginning.
IMPORTANT - When resetting the appliance to the factory settings, any individu-
ally programmed settings are overwritten irreversibly.
IMPORTANT - The following reset procedure does not affect the grind size, which
can only be changed via the grind size dial. The recommended setting is 3.
Hold the power button pressed until the signal sounds (approx. 4-5 seconds). There-
after, the appliance is using the factory settings again.
SOLVING PROBLEMS
If any problems occur during operation, you will find the solution in this chapter.
Problem Possible Reasons The Easy Solution
Emergency stop required? Unplug the appliance.
After switching on, water
runs out of the group
head.
The water system is flus-
hed.
This is normal operation. No need to worry.
The appliance does not
reach the operating tem-
perature. The power but-
ton flashes in unusual high
frequency.
The selection dial is turned
to the hot water function
or steam function.
Turn the selection dial to the central standby position.
Then, wait until all buttons illuminate.
There is still a gap bet-
ween the portafilter and
filter basket.
An obstacle in the por-
tafilter.
Do not use violence! Remove the filter basket and
check, whether there is any obstacle in the portafilter.
Only use 1 of the provided filter baskets.
The filter basket is not
inserted correctly.
Gently press the filter basket down into the portafilter to
make it engage within the portafilter with a click.
Problem Possible Reasons The Easy Solution
The filter basket is dama-
ged.
Replace the filter basket. Do not use violence when
removing the filter basket! Get in contact with
your vendor for replacement.
You cannot install the por-
tafilter at the group head.
The portafilter is not in the
correct position under the
group head.
The handle of the portafilter must face to the 8 o'clock
position (front left side of the appliance), when moving
the portafilter up into the group head. If required, turn
the portafilter to and fro a little, while holding it in place
at the group head.
Too much coffee powder
in the filter basket.
Leave 2-3mm of free space between the surface of the
tamped coffee powder and the rim of the filter basket.
Scratch off some coffee powder. See: ‘Tips for Best
Results / Filling the Filter Basket’).
The filter basket is not
inserted correctly into the
portafilter.
There may be no gap between the portafilter and filter
basket. Gently push the filter basket into the portafilter
until it engages tangibly (see: ‘Operation / Inserting the
Required Filter Basket’).
During operation you
notice an unpleasant
smell.
The appliance is used for
the very first time or after
an elongated period of
storage.
This is normal. Prepare the machine for operation (see:
‘Before First Use’).
You did not purge the water
system sufficiently after
descaling.
Purge the water system (see: ‘Before First Use /
Flushing the Water System’).
The coffee beans in the bean
hopper have gone bad.
Empty the bean hopper completely. Then clean the bean
hopper (see: ‘Care and Cleaning / Emptying and Clea-
ning the Bean Hopper’). Thereafter, fill in fresh coffee
beans and discard the first dosage.
Only use fresh coffee beans. Before storing the appliance
for several days, always empty the bean hopper com-
pletely.
The water in the water
tank is stale.
Empty an rinse the water tank at least daily to avoid the
growth of algae and germs. Clean and rinse the water
tank thoroughly (see: ‘Care and Cleaning / Cleaning the
Water Tank’). Do not leave any residues of water an the
water tank, when the appliance is not in use.
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