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MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Daily
1.Backush each brew group without detergent throughout the day.
2.Backush with an espresso industry approved detergent during the nal cleaning of the night (or aer a
busy period), and then again without detergent to rinse.
3. Wipe down the enre machine with a so cloth.
4.Remove portalters, baskets and springs, drip tray and grates and clean thoroughly. These items are all
dishwasher safe.
5. Slowly pour a pitcher of hot water down the drain to clear grounds debris and prevent blockage.
Weekly
1. Soak portalters and the removed lter baskets in an approved espresso industry detergent and water
soluon overnight. Rinse thoroughly before reassembling and using your portalters.
2. Carefully remove screens from each brew group using a short handled screwdriver and soak overnight in
a similar soluon as the portalters.
3. Rinse screens thoroughly before installing and using. Make sure you install the screens before brewing
any shots of espresso. Failure to do so may plug the drain lines with coee grounds.
Monthly
1. Check your water ltraon system and make sure the cartridges and lters are changed as needed. In ar-
eas of high mineral content, hard water, high parculate count or in very busy locaons, the ltraon sys-
tems will need to be checked more oen.
Quarterly
1. Change portalter gaskets and closely inspect diuser screens and lter baskets, If these items are show-
ing wear, please replace them as soon as possible. Change these items if they show damage or overuse.
2. Briey inspect the machine for leaks or potenal issues. Contact Synesso™or your local distributor or ser-
vice agent to order parts and/or request service.
Synesso™recommends that you contact your distributor or service agent for periodic maintenance. The fre-
quency of maintenance visits will depend on a variety of factors including how much use the machine re-
ceives, but at least one preventave maintenance visit a year is required. During this yearly service, all body
panels must be removed and all connecons both electrical and hydraulic must be inspected. Small prob-
lems can become large if not caught early.
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