CM-7301 All-in-One Espresso Maker with Grinder and Steam Wand Instruction Manual

CM-7301 All-in-One Espresso Maker with Grinder and Steam Wand

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following:

•  READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
•  Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs.
•  To protect against fire, electric shock, and injury to persons, do not immerse cord, plug or appliance in water or other liquid.
• Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children.
•  Unplug from wall outlet when the appliance is not in use, and before cleaning. Allow to cool before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning the appliance.
•  Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions, or has been damaged in any manner. Return appliance to the nearest authorized service facility for examination, repair or adjustment.
• The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer may result in fire, electric shock or injuries to persons.
•  Do not use outdoors.
• Do not place the appliance close to the edge of the countertop.
•  Do not let Power Cord hang over edge of table or counter, or touch hot surfaces.
•  Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner, or in a heated oven.
•  To turn off and disconnect, press the ON/OFF Button , then remove Plug from wall outlet
•  Do not use appliance for other than intended use.
•  Do not clean with metal scouring pads. Pieces can break off the pad and touch electrical parts involving a risk of electric shock.
•  Never leave the appliance unattended during operation.
•  Extreme caution must be used when moving an appliance containing hot liquids.
•  Ensure the Portafilter is securely in place before use. Always exercise caution when removing the Portafilter after use.
•  DO not remove the Portafilter during brewing. Scalding may occur if the Portafiliter is removed during the brewing cycle.
•  Do not use the appliance with an empty or under filled Removable Water Tank. Ensure there is always sufficient water in the Removable Water Tank.
•  Keep the area above the appliance clear during use, as hot steam may escape the appliance.
•  Do not use the appliance without a suitable cup/mug placed under the Portafilter Spout, Hot Water Outlet and/or Steam Wand.
•  Do not use the appliance without the Drip Tray and Cup Holder.
•  Do not fill the Removable Water Tank with hot water, milk or other liquids.
•  Always use fresh and cold water for brewing. It is recommended to use room temperature filtered water for brewing.
•  Use extreme caution when removing the Portafilter and disposing of used coffee grounds.
•  Do not place anything other than cups on the Cup Warmer.
•  For HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

ESPRESSO MAKER PARTS

1.  Bean Hopper Lid
2.  Coarseness Selector
3.  Bean Hopper Lock/Release
4. Conical Burr Grinder
5.  Water Tank Lid
6.  Removable Water Tank
7.  Tamper Holder
8. Grind Outlet
9. Grinding Cradle
10. Grinding Activation Switch
11.  Portafilter Holder
12.  Drip Tray
13.  Nonskid Feet
14. Group Head
15. Steam Wand
16.  Hot Water Outlet
17. Steam/Hot Water Dial
18. Cup Narmer
19. Power Cord With Plug
20. Cord Strorage
21. Portafilter
22. Single Filter Basket
23.  Double Filter Basket
24. Tamper
25.  Milk Frothing Pitcher
26. Cleaning Pin
27. Control Panel
    •  Pressure Gauge
    •  Steam/Hot Water Button
    •  Double Shot Button
    •  Single Shot Button
    •  Power Button
    •  Grinder Power Button
    •  Grind Amount Dial

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

PRODUCT MAY VARY SLIGHTLY FROM ILLUSTRATIONS
This appliance is for HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY. It may be plugged into an AC electrical outlet (ordinary household current). Do not use any other electrical outlet.

CORD PLUG

This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit fully into the outlet, reverse the plug and try again. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician. Do not attempt to modify the plug in any way. To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug is intended to fit into

SHORT CORD INSTRUCTIONS
A short power-supply cord is provided to reduce the risk resulting from becoming entangled in or tripping over a longer cord. Longer extension cords are available and may be used if care is exercised in their use.

If an extension cord is used:

• The marked electrical rating of the extension cord should be at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance.
• If the appliance is of the grounded type, the extension cord should be a grounding 3-wire cord; and
• The longer cord should be arranged so that it does not drape over the countertop or table top where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over unintentionally.

LINE CORD SAFETY TIPS

• Never pull or yank on cord or the appliance.
• To insert plug, grasp it firmly and guide it into outlet.
• To disconnect appliance, grasp plug and remove it from outlet.
• Before each use, inspect the line cord for cuts and/or abrasion marks. If any are found, this indicates that the appliance should be serviced and the line cord replaced.
• Never wrap the cord tightly around the appliance, as this could place undue stress on the cord where it enters the appliance and cause it to fray and break.
• Do not let children handle or put the electrical cord into their mouths.
• DO NOT OPERATE APPLIANCE IF THE LINE cORD SHOwS ANY DAMAGE, OR IF THE APPLIANCE WORKS INTERMITTENTLY OR STOPS WORKING ENTIRELY.

BEFORE USING

Carefully unpack the Espresso Maker and all parts. Remove all packaging materials, including any stickers or labels. Clean the surfaces of the Espresso Maker with a damp cloth or sponge. Wipe dry with a soft cloth. Wash the Bean Hopper, Removable Water Tank, Portafilter, Tamper, and Milk Frothing Pitcher with hot, soapy water, then rinse and dry thoroughly. NEVER IMMERSE THE Espresso Maker OR CORD IN WATER OR ANY OTHER LIQUID. Position the Espresso Maker on a dry, level, heat-resistant surface. It is recommended to operate this appliance on a separate outlet and circuit from other appliances to avoid overloading the circuit.

ESPRESSO MAKER CONTROLS

The steam/hot water function cannot be used simultaneously when brewing coffee. It is not recommended to use both functions at the same time. The grinder can be used simultaneously when brewing coffee or when generating hot water/steam.

USING THE ESPRESSO MAKER

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•  Place the Espresso Maker on a clean, flat, and heat-resistant surface.
•  Fill the Water Tank with fresh cold water. Do not fill above the MAX marking or below the MIN marking.
• Operating the appliance without water in the Removable Water Tank or using any other liquid other than fresh water can permanently damage the appliance.
• Open the Bean Hopper and fill it with fresh coffee beans. Lock it afterward.
• Plug the Cord into a 120-volt wall outlet. The appliance beeps 1 time in a long tone and all buttons flash 3 times.
• To start using the Espresso Maker press the Power Button
• The light ring around the Power Button will illuminate solid.
• Three other buttons will flash on and off while the Espresso Maker is preheating.
• Once the Espresso Maker is finished preheating the light rings around all buttons except for the Grinder Power Button It Will turn solid.
• This indicates the Espresso Maker is ready for use.

PRIMING THE ESPRESSO MAKER BEFORE FIRST USE

NOTE: The Espresso Maker must be primed before first use to operate properly.

• Align the handle of the empty Portafilter with the unlock marking ‘ on the left side of the Group Head. The 3 tabs on the Portafilter must align with the notches in the Group Head.

• Raise the Portafilter into the Group Head and rotate it counterclockwise until the handle of the Portafilter is aligned with the lock marking . Ensure the Portafilter is securely locked in place.

• Place a large empty container under the Group Head.

• Press the Power Button to turn the appliance on and start the preheating process.

• Using the black grip on the Steam Wand, rotate the Steam Wand counterclockwise so that the tip of the Steam Wand is pointed into the container being used for priming.

• Press the Hot Water/Steam Button . The light ring around the Hot Water/Steam Button will illuminate solid when in ready mode.

• Use caution. Hot steam and hot water generated when operating the Espresso Maker can cause burns

• Rotate the Steam/Hot Water Dial counterclockwise to the steam position Run steam through the Steam Wand for a minimum of 10 seconds.

• Steam/Hot Water Dial clockwise to the off position to stop the flow of steam. Press the Steam/Hot Water Button again t  cancel steam/hot water function. illuminate solid.

• Allow hot water to flow through the empty Portafilter into the container.

• When the Espresso Maker is in ready mode, press the Double Shot Button . The light ring around the Double Shot Button will

• Ensure the large container is underneath the Hot Water Outlet. It may be necessary to move the Steam VWand out of the way. Always use the black grip to move the Steam Wand.

• Quickly double tap the Hot Water/Steam Button . This will start the flow of water from the Hot Water Outlet. Allow water to run through the Hot Water Outlet for one full cycle. The cycle will automatically stop after approximately 30 seconds and will have dispensed 5.50z (160mL) of water.

• Repeat steps 5 through 9 until the Water Tank is empty.

• NOTE: It may be necessary to empty the container during the priming process, so it does not overflow.

• NOTE: Between priming steps the Espresso Maker may need to reheat before starting another cycle. The light rings around the buttons will blink while reheating and turn solid when the Espresso Maker is ready.

• NOTE: Always use a completely dry Portafilter and Filter Basket when adding ground coffee. Between espresso, brew cycles wipe down
  and dry the Portafilter and Filter Basket before grinding more beans.

• Inset the Portafilter into the Grinding Cradle.

• Hold the Portafilter Handle and press the Portafilter into the Grinding Activation Switch to start the grinding process.

• The grinding process will stop automatically, and the Grinder Power Button light ring will turn off. The grinding process can also be stopped manually by pressing the Portafilter into the Grinding Activation Switch again.

• Gently remove the full Portafilter from the Grinding Cradle. Level the grounds. Firmly tamp the espresso grounds using the Tamper.

• Brush any excess espresso grounds from the Portafilter rim.

• NOTE: When grinding, the amount of ground espresso in the Filter Basket may be less than expected..

• NOTE: The Grind Size and Grind Amount may need to be adjusted to achieve the desired extraction rate.

• NOTE: It is normal for the Filter Basket to be overfilled with ground espresso. Once tamped and packed the ground espresso will form a puck and the Filter Basket will no longer be overfilled.

TAMPING TIPS:

• Try to level the espresso grounds before adding any pressure or tamping. A more level and evenly tamped espresso will result in a more flavorful extraction.
• Tamp first with about 15 pounds of pressure to begin to form a puck shape from the ground espresso.
• Once the puck begins to form increase the pressure to somewhere between 20 and 25 pounds.
• The amount of pressure is not as important as applying consistent and even pressure.
• Too much pressure can cause an over-extracted bitter brew. Finding just the right amount of pressure when tamping requires some experimentation.
• Never twist when pushing down so the packed coffee is not disturbed.
• Lift up slowly and evenly with a slight twisting motion when lifting. This will “polish” the espresso puck.
• Inspect the grounds and make sure they are packed even and tight and there are no loose spots.
• With loose and uneven grounds, the water will find holes and gaps rather than extracting flavor and the brew may become watered down and less flavorful.
• Brush any excess loose grounds from the edge of the Portafilter.

BREWING ESPRESSO

• This Espresso Maker is intended to grind coffee beans and brew espresso-based beverages using ground coffee. Do not utilize the
• Espresso Maker in any manner beyond the intended use. Always use fresh coffee beans. Always use fresh water and never use any other liquids.
• Follow the steps in the GRINDING COFFEE BEANS section on page 10 to grind espresso into the Portafilter.
• NOTE: Before brewing an espresso, it is strongly recommended to run a brew cycle without espresso in the Filter Basket to warm the internal pump and tubes, the Portafilter and Filter Basket. When the parts are warm, the temperature of the brewed espressO will be hotter.
• It is also recommended to brew espresso into pre-warmed cups. Place cups on the Cup Warmer with the bottom of the cup touching the warmer.
• NOTE: It is not necessary to use the Built-In Grinder on this Espresso Maker. Pre-ground coffee from another burr grinder can be added to the Portafilter Filter Basket and tamped according to the TAMPING TIPS on page 11. The recommended grind size is 400-500-microns.
• Align the handle of the Portafilter with the unlock marking on the left side of the Group Head. The 3 tabs on the Portafilter must align with the notches in the Group Head.
• Raise the Portafilter into the Group Head and rotate it counterclockwise until the handle of the Portafilter is aligned with the lock marking t. Ensure the Portafilter is securely locked in place.
• Place one or two pre-warmed espresso cups on the Drip Tray.
• NOTE: If using one cup make sure the cup extends under both sides of the Portafilter to catch the brewed espresso. If using two cups center each cup under opposite sides of the Portafilter channel.
• Press the Single Shot Button if using the Single Filter Basket or press the Double Shot Button if using the Double Filter Basket. The light ring around the button selected will illuminate and the brew cycle will begin.
• NOTE: The dispensed volume for the Single Shot Button and the Double Shot Button are preset volumes recommended for this machine.
• The Single Shot Button will dispense approximately 1.2 oz (35mL) of liquid and the Double Shot Button will dispense approximately 2 oz (60mL) of liquid.
• NOTE: It is possible to adjust the dispensed volume for the Single Shot or Double Shot Buttons. If the dispensed volume is adjusted, the new volume will become the default for that specific button. To set a new volume, press and hold either the Single Shot Button or the
• Double Shot Button and release when the desired volume is dispensed. The volume dispensed when the button is released will become the new default volume for that specific button. Press the Single Shot Button and Steam/Hot VWater Button at the same time to return the dispensed volume to the original manufacturer setting.
• NOTE: The exact amount of espresso dispensed into the cup varies depending on the type of espresso used, the grind size, the grind amount and the force used to tamp the espresso.
• NOTE: During proper espresso extraction the Pressure Gauge will reach between 5 and 10 bars of pressure (approximately 70-150 psi).
• NOTE: When the brew cycle ends, the Espresso Maker may need to reheat before a new breW cycle can begin. If reheating, the light rings will blink during the process.
• Press the Power Buttonto turn the appliance off. Disconnect the Plug from the wall outlet.
• Remove the Portafilter from the Group Head. Excess water will flow and drip into the Drip Tray. Empty the Portafilter and clean it with warm water ( Cleaning and Maintenance). Alternatively, refit the Portafilter into the Group Head and press the Single Shot Button to rinse the Portafilter.
• WARNING: The Portafilter is hot.
• NOTE: To brew another espresso, ensure the Water Tank is filled. Refill the Water Tank if necessary. Always empty used grounds from the Portafilter and use freshly ground espresso for a new cup. Never reuse ground espresso.
• AUTO-OFF: The Espresso Maker includes an auto-off feature. After 25 minutes of inactivity, the Espresso Maker will enter off mode. To activate the Espresso Maker again press the Power Button O.

ESPRESSO EXTRACTION AND RECOMMENDATION TABLE

The espresso flavor extraction depends on many factors including type of bean, the freshness of bean, level of roast, size and amount of ground espresso in the Filter Basket and tamping pressure. While there are recommendations for starting points included in this manual experimenting with each of these variables will help reach the ideal flavor extraction for each individual. If the espresso grind is too coarse or loosely packed the water will find the gaps, creating a poor extraction and resulting in a watered-down and less flavorful espresso beverage. If the espresso grind is too fine or overly packed the espresso will become more bitter. If water cannot get through tightly packed grounds the Portafilter may back up. This could cause damage to the Espresso Maker or require additional cleaning or maintenance. The recommended grind size is between 400 and 500 microns and the lAMPING IIPS on page 11 include a recommended tamping process and pressure.

fine
Ground Amount:| 7-8 grams for Single

Filter Basket

14-15 grams for Double

Filter Basket

|  |
Tamping Pressure| Start at 15 pounds of even pressure finish with 20-25 pounds of even pressure.| Light or uneven pressure results in too loosely packed puck.| Over 30 pounds of pressure results in too tightly packed puck.
Brew Time / Flow| An ideal extraction would be between 20 and 30 seconds of brew time and even volume

dispensed from each side of the Portafilter channel.

| A fast fow (15 seconds or less) means the grounds are too coarse or the puck is not well packed. Uneven volume dispensed from the Portafilter

channel could mean the puck is

packed unevenly.

| A slow fow or no fow means the grounds are too fine or the puck is packed with too much force. Uneven volume dispensed from the Portafilter

channel could mean the puck is

packed unevenly.

a

possible over extraction.

Taste| Experience the balanced favor nuances of the proper extraction.| Watered down or weaker taste

from an under extracted shot.

| Bitter or burnt taste from an

over extracted shot.

Recommended Adjustments|  | •    Use a finer grind size.

•    Increase the grind amount.

•    Increase the tamping

pressure.

| •    Use a coarser grind size.

•    Decrease the grind amount.

•    Decrease the tamping

pressure.

TIPS:

• Experiment with all the variables to achieve the desired extraction.
• Take espresso extraction to another level with additional equipment such as a coffee scale, a tamp with pressure gauge, a dosing tool, or a grind sifter with calibrating sieves.
• Use freshly ground, quality coffee beans for the best possible extraction.
• Wait at least 5 days after the roast date to grind coffee beans. This allows a proper degassing period after the roasting process.
• Enjoy the coffee beans within 21 days of the roasting date.
• Buy coffee beans in small batches and store them in an airtight container placed in a cool location with no direct light and low humidity.
• Every time a different espresso blend is used clean the Bean Hopper and Conical Burr Grinder and recalibrate the grind size and grind amount.

STEAMING AND TEXTURING MILK

• When preparing milk for an espresso-based beverage there are two stages. The first stage is to aerate the milk and expand the milk volume. The second stage is to swirl the milk to create a silky texture.

• Fill the Frothing Pitcher with 3 to 4 oz (90 to 120 mL) of fresh cold milk.

• NOTE: Always purge the Steam Wand before steaming milk.

• Using the black grip on the Steam Wand, rotate the Steam Wand counterclockwise so that the tip of the Steam Wand is over the Drip Tray.

• Press the Hot Water/Steam Button /. The light ring around the Hot Water/Steam Button will lluminate solid when ready.

• Use caution. Hot steam and hot water generated when operating the Espresso Maker can cause burns.

• Rotate the Steam/Hot Water Dial counterclockwise to the steam position e. Purge the Steam Wand for a few seconds then rotate the

• Steam/Hot Water Dial clockwise to the off position O to stop the flow of steam.

• NOTE: When the Espresso Maker is producing steam from the Steam Wand, a pumping noise may be heard. This is normal.

• Insert the tip of the Steam Wand 4″ to ” (1 – 2cm) into the milk.

• Rotate the Steam/Hot Water Dial counterclockwise to the steam position.

• Keep the tip of the Steam Wand just below the surface of the milk and create a clockwise-spinning vortex. As the milk volume increases, slowly lower the Frothing Pitcher while maintaining the vortex. Texture the milk until the desired volume is achieved.

• When the Steam Wand is at the proper depth there will be a slight hissing sournd.

• When the bottom third of the Frothing Pitcher is too hot to touch, the milk has reached the proper temperature. The ideal milk temperature is 140°F – 150°F (60°C 65°C).

• Do not texturize milk longer than 70 seconds.

• Keeping the Steam Wand in the milk, rotate the Steam/Hot Water Dial clockwise to the off position O then remove the Steam Wand from the milk.

• Using the black grip on the Steam Wand, rotate the Steam Wand over the Drip Tray and briefly turn on the steam to clear remaining milk residue from the Steam Wand.
  Set the Frothing Pitcher aside and immediately wipe the Steam Wand with a cloth.

• Gently tap the bottom of the Frothing Pitcher on the countertop to remove any excess air bubbles. Swirl the Frothing Pitcher very slightly to even the texture.

• Pour steamed milked directly into the espresso. Spoon a layer of micro-foam on top depending on the beverage being prepared.

• Work quickly before the milk begins to separate.

TEXTURIZING TIPS:

• Position the Steam Wand in the Frothing Pitcher off to one side at a slight angle. It may help to rest the wand in the spout of the Frothing Pitcher.
• Use a food thermometer to accurately measure the milk temperature.
• Full fat milk is best when starting. It will provide more stability when texturing. Low fat, or no fat, milk is less forgiving and can easily be over-aerated.
• Milk alternatives can be used for espresso beverages. Not all milk alternative brands are created to work with coffee. If one brand does not texture well, try another brand.

Espresso
A single shot espresso (or short black espresso) is the foundation to every espresso-based coffee drink. The volume of a single shot is around 1 0z (30mL). Serve in a preheated small ceramic or glass cup. Add sugar to taste if desired. A double shot espresso (or doppio) is simply double the volume of a single shot.

Americano
Also known as a long black, an Americano is a double shot of espresso topped with hot water. Use the Double Shot Button to brew 2 oz (60mL) of espresso into a larger mug. Top with hot water by double tapping the Hot Water/Steam Button to dispense 5.5 oz (160mL) hot water from the Hot Water Outlet over the espress0.

Latte
Start with a 2 oz (60mL) double shot of espresso. Steam 5 oz (150mL) milk in the Frothing Pitcher and pour over the espresso. Layer around 1omm of microfoam on top. Add sugar, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla, or other flavors for different latte variations.

Cappuccino
A cappuccino is 1/3 espresso, 1/3 steamed milk and 1/3 frothed milk (foam). Start with a 2 oz (60mL) double shot of espresso. Steam 4 0z (150mL) milk in the Frothing Pitcher so that it doubles in volume creating a steamed milk layer and a frothy milk layer. Pour over the top of the espresso.

Flat White
A flat white is an espresso made similar to a latte or cappuccino with just a thin layer of microfoam. Start with a 2 oz (60mL) double shot of espresso. Prepare steamed milk in the Frothing Pitcher and layer around 5mm of microfoam on top of the espresso.

CLEANING MODE

• The Espresso Maker has a built-in brew cycle counter. After 300 cycles, all button light rings will flash as a notification to clean the
• Espresso Maker. The Cleaning Mode process takes approximately 30 minutes. Once the process is started it cannot be interrupted.
• To override the cleaning notification, simultaneously press and hold the Power Button and the Double Shot ButtonP for three seconds.
• Fill the Water Tank to the MAX marking. Use either fresh cold water or a descaling solution with a 2:1 ratio of water to vinegar.
• Rotate the Steam Wand so that the end is over the Drip Tray.
• Use an empty container large enough to hold the same volume of liquid that was added to the Water Tank. Place the container on the Drip Tray under the Group Head,
• Hot Water Outlet and Steam Wand.
• Press and hold the Grinder Power Button for 10 seconds. The light rings around the other buttons will illuminate sequentially through three cycles. After the third cycle, the Espresso Maker is in Cleaning Mode.
• While light rings are flashing rotate the Steam/Hot Water Dial to the open position ila. Press the Power Button O to start the next stage of the Cleaning Mode process.
• This stage will last approximately 25 minutes and will clean the Group Head and Steam Wand.
• Alternately to clean the Group Head and Hot Water Outlet during this stage keep the Steam/Hot Water Dial in the off position O. At the completion of this stage, the
• Espresso Maker will beep three times and the Power Button O light ring will illuminate.
• If a descaling solution was used, remove the Water Tank, empty the remaining descaling solution, fill the Water Tank to the MAX marking with fresh cold water, and replace the Water Tank.
• Press the Power Button to start the final stage of the Cleaning Mode Process. This stage will last approximately 3 minutes. After the final stage the Espresso Maker will turn off.

CARE AND CLEANING

• This appliance requires litle maintenance. It contains no user serviceable parts. Do not try to repair it yourself. Any servicing requiring disassembly must be performed by a qualified appliance repair technician.
• Before cleaning, unplug from outlet and allow the Espresso Maker and all parts to cool completely.
• Remove Bean Hopper Lid. Rotate the Bean Hopper Lock/Release counterclockwise to unlock the Bean Hopper and empty any remaining coffee beans from the Bean Hopper.
• Replace Bean Hopper. Rotate the Bean Hopper Lock/Release clockwise to lock the Bean Hopper in place and replace Bean Hopper
• Lid. Run the Grinder until it is empty.
• Remove Bean Hopper again.
• The Bean Hopper, Bean Hopper Lid, Water Tank, Water Tank Lid, Drip Tray, Storage Tray, Portafilter, Filter Baskets, Tamper and
• Frothing Pitcher can be washed in hot soapy water. Wipe the Espresso Maker Housing and Cup Warmer with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Mix in a mild liquid soap if needed. NEVER IMMERSE THE APPLIANCE OR CORD IN WATER OR ANY OTHER LIQUID.

WARNING: NEVER USE ABRASIVE CLEANERS OR SCOURING PADS TO CLEAN THE APPLIANCE. THOSE MAY SCRATCH OR

DAMAGE THE SURFACE OR PARTS.

• NOTE: The Portafilter and Filter Baskets should be rinsed under hot water immediately after use to remove excess coffee bean oils.
• NOTE: If any of the holes on the bottom of the Filter Baskets become clogged or blocked, dissolve a cleaning tablet in hot water and soak Filter Basket in the solution for 20 minutes. Rinse thoroughlv and dry before using

CLEANING THE STEAM WAND

• The Steam Wand should always be cleaned after steaming milk.
• Steam Wand gets HOT. Always use the black grip to position the Steam Wand.
• Use caution. Hot steam and hot water generated when operating the Steam Wand can cause burns.
• Wipe the Steam Wand with a damp cloth after use.
• Aim the tip of the Steam Wand over the Drip Tray or an empty container.
• Press the Steam/Hot Water Button e and rotate the Steam/Hot Water Dial counterclockwise to the steam position .
• Run steam through the Steam Wand for a few seconds. This will help clear any remaining milk from the inside of the Steam Wand.
• NOTE: If the Steam Wand becomes clogged or blocked, make sure the Steam/Hot Water Dial is in the off position 0.
• Press the Power Button to turn off the Espresso Maker. Allow the Steam Wand to cool. Use the provided pin to unclog the end of the Steam Wand. If the
• Steam Wand remains clogged, unscrew the tip of the Steam VWand, and soak it in hot water.

CLEANING THE CONICAL BURR GRINDER

• The grinder is fitted with burrs. Clean the grinder from time to time.

• WARNING: Burrs are sharp. Handle with care.

• Empty the Bean Hopper.

• Insert the Portafilter into the Portafilter Holder and push it once to start the grinding process.

• Remove the Portafilter and empty the ground coffee in a suitable container.

• Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the grinder runs empty.
  Remove the Bean Hopper.

• Unlock and remove the upper bur.

• Clean both the upper and lower burrs along with the Portafilter Holder chute with a small brush. Reassemble after cleaning.

• This step is only required when there seems to be a blockage between the grinding burrs and the Portafilter Outlet.

• Burrs are sharp. Handle with care.

• Remove the Bean Hopper.

• Unlock and remove the upper burr.

• Loosen and remove the lower burr. Take care of small parts and keep them secure to avoid loss.

• Clean both the upper and lower burrs along with the grinder and Portafilter Holder chute with a small brush. Reassemble after cleaning.

• NOTE: If the Steam Wand becomes clogged or blocked, make sure the Steam/Hot Water Dial is in the off position O. Press the Power

• Button to turn off the Espresso Maker. Allow the Steam Wand to cool. Use the provided pin to unclog the end of the Steam Wand. If the Steam Wand remains clogged, unscrew the tip of the Steam Wand, and soak it in hot water.

CLEANING THE CONICAL BURR GRINDER

• Empty any excesS coffee beans from the Bean Hopper
• Insert the Portafilter into the Grinding Cradle. Push in to activate the Grinder.
• Remove the Portafilter and empty grounds.
• Repeat steps 2 and 3 until Bean Hopper and Conical Burr Grinder are empty.
• Unlock and remove the Bean Hopper.
• Remove the round silicone seal from the Outer Burr.
• Rotate the Coarseness Selector clockwise until it stops. This will allow the Outer Burr to be removed.
• If the Outer Burr is extra tight, gently insert a flat head screwdriver to help lift.
• Clean the Outer Burr, Inner Burr and Grind Outlet with a small brush.
• Reassemble after cleaning.

If there is a blockage or buildup between the Grind Outlet and the Conical Burr Mechanism, in may be necessary to remove the Inner Burr for a more advanced cleaning of the Grinder. WARNING: Burr Grinder parts are sharp. Handle with care.

• Unlock and remove the Bean Hopper.
• Remove the round silicone seal from the Outer Burr.
• Rotate the Coarseness Selector clockwise until it stops. This will allow the Outer Burr to be removed.
• If the Outer Burr is extra tight, gently insert a flat head screwdriver to help lift the Outer Burr
• Use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the Inner Burr.
• NOTE: The screw of the Inner Burr is reverse threaded. To loosen the screw, turn clockwise. To tighten the screw, turn counterclockwise.
• Clean the Outer Burr, Inner Burt, and Grind Outlet with a small brush.
• Reassemble after cleaning.

STORING THE ESPRESSO MAKER

To store, be sure all parts are clean and dry. Remove unused beans from the Bean Hopper. Make sure the Steam/Hot Water Dial is in the off position O. Empty the Water Tank and Drip Tray. Insert all accessories in the Storage Tray. Store in a clean, dry location. Never store while hot or still wet. Store upright. Never wrap the cord tightly around the appliance. Keep cord loosely coiled. Do not place anything on top of the Espresso Maker.

Remove and empty Portafilter and refill with more coarsely ground coffee and tamp with less pressure
Machine leaks while brewing| Excess coffee grounds on the edge of

Portafilter

| Before inserting Portafilter into Group Head make sure there are no loose grounds on the edge of Portafilter
Portafilter not in correct position| Align tabs on Portafilter to the slots on the Group Head at unlock  marking then rotate Portafilter by the handle to the lock marking
Machine leaks while brewing| Damaged Portafilter| Contact Customer Support
Damaged seal in Group Head| Contact Customer Support
PROBLEM| POSSIBLE CAUSE(S)| SIMPLE SOLUTION(S)
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Machine is noisy while operating| Water Tank empty| Fill Water Tank
Water Tank not in proper position| Refit the Water Tank in proper position
Portafilter not in correct position| Align tabs on Portafilter to the slots on the Group Head at unlock  marking then rotate Portafilter by the handle to the lock

marking

Bean Hopper not locked| Rotate the Bean Hopper Lock/Release Dial clockwise to lock Bean Hopper in place
Blockage in Grinder| Remove Bean Hopper and check for blockage and clean according to cleaning instructions on Page 17
No water from Group Head or Portafilter| Water Tank empty| Fill Water Tank
Water Tank not in proper position| Refit the Water Tank in proper position
Portafilter is blocked| Check Filter Baskets and make sure they

are cleaned without clogs

Make sure that coffee is not ground too

finely

No ground coffee from Grinder| No coffee beans in Bean Hopper| Fill Bean Hopper with fresh coffee beans
Blockage in Grinder| Remove Bean Hopper and check for blockage and clean according to cleaning instructions on Page 17
Moisture in Grinder| Clean and clear Grinder using the more advanced Grinder cleaning instruction on Page 17
PROBLEM| POSSIBLE CAUSE(S)| SIMPLE SOLUTION(S)
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No hot water| Machine has not reached proper operating

temperature

| Allow time for the machine to reach temperature. All light rings will illuminate when temperature is reached
Water Tank empty| Refill Water Tank
No steam| Machine has not reached proper operating

temperature

| Allow time for the machine to reach temperature. All light rings will illuminate when temperature is reached
Water Tank empty| Refill Water Tank
Steam/Hot Water Dial in off position O| Turn the Steam/Hot Water Dial to on

position

Steam Wand clogged| Refer to CLEANING THE STEAM WAND

on Page 17

No crema| Coffee beans are not fresh| Use fresh coffee beans
Coffee grounds too coarse| Experiment with a finer grind
Coffee tamped too lightly| Tamp espresso between 20 and 30 pounds

of pressure

Filter Basket is partially blocked| Clean the Filter Basket
Coffee is not hot enough| Portafilter not warm| Run a brew cycle with water only to warm Portafilter
Cups not pre-heated| Rinse cups under hot water, dry and place

on Cup Warmer

Milk not hot enough| Steam milk until the outside of the Frothing

Pitcher is hot to touch

Steam Wand

Too much milk in Frothing Pitcher| Reduce the volume of milk in Frothing

Pitcher

Steam Wand immersed too far into the milk| Review tips for frothing on Page 14

TROUBLESHOOTING

ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

SELECT BRANDS, INC. warrants, subject to the conditions stated below, that from the date of purchase, this product will be free from mechanical defects for a period of one (1) year. SELECT BRANDS, INC., at its option, will repair or replace this product found to be defective during the warranty period. Should this product become defective by reason of improper workmanship or material defect during the specified warranty period, Select Brands, Inc. will repair or replace the same effecting all necessary parts replacements for a period of one year from the date of purchase. Transportation charges on parts, or products in whole, submitted for repair or replacement, under this warranty, must be borne by the purchaser. CONDITIONS: This warranty is valid for the original retail purchaser from the date of initial retail purchase and is not transferable. This warranty does not apply to product sold by third party resellers. Keep the original sales receipt. Proof of purchase is required to obtain warranty service or replacement. Dealers, service centers, or retail stores do not have the right to alter, modify or in any way, change the terms and conditions of this warranty. Warranty registration is not necessary to obtain warranty on Select Brands, Inc. products. Save your proof of purchase receipt.

ABOUT YOUR PRODUCT WARRANTY:

Most warranty repairs are handled routinely, but sometimes requests for warranty service may not be appropriate. For example, warranty service would NOT apply if the product damage occurred because of misuse, lack of routine maintenance, shipping, handling, warehousing or improper installation. Similarly, the warranty is void if the manufacturing date or the serial number on the product has been removed or the equipment has been altered or modified. During the warranty period, the authorized service dealer, at its option, will repair or replace any part that, upon examination, is found to be defective under normal use and service

NORMAL WEAR:

This warranty does not cover normal wear of parts or damage resulting from any of the following: Negligent use or misuse of the product; Improper voltage or current; Use contrary to the operation instructions; Deviation from instructions regarding storage and transportation; Repair or alteration by anyone other than SELECT BRANDS, INC. or an authorized service center. Further, the warranty does not cover Acts of God, such as fire, flood, hurricanes and tornadoes. SELECT BRANDS, INC. shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages caused by the breach of any express or implied warranty. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose is limited in duration to the duration of the above warranty. Some states, provinces or jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state or province to province.

HOW TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE:

You must contact SELECT BRANDS, INC for warranty service. A representative will attempt to resolve warranty issues over the phone. If telephone resolution is not possible, the representative will require your assistance with additional information. This warranty is effective for the time periods listed above and subject to the conditions provided for in this policy.

FOR CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE AND PRODUCT QUESTIONS:

For Customer Assistance, please contact the Select Brands Support Team at

• 866-663-4500 or email support@selectbrands.com
• TRU is a registered trademark of Select Brands, Inc. 66219
• Made in China 072522

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