Gevi GECME020DE-U 4 in 1 Smart Pour Over Coffee Maker Brewer With Built In Grinder User Manual
- June 15, 2024
- Gevi
Table of Contents
- Gevi GECME020DE-U 4 in 1 Smart Pour Over Coffee Maker Brewer With Built
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- FAQs
- Welcome
- Know Your Coffee Machine
- Important Safeguards
- Introduction Of Control Panel
- Before First Use
- Grind Pro Function
- Pour Coffee Function
- Scale Mode Function
- Kettle Mode Function
- Descaling Function
- Cleaning And Maintenance-Grinder
- Troubleshooting
- Warranty
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Gevi GECME020DE-U 4 in 1 Smart Pour Over Coffee Maker Brewer With Built
In Grinder
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: GGEECSMCEM0A2700D5E-B-U
- Product Name: 4-in-1 Smart Pour-Over Coffee Machine
- Functions: Brewer, Grinder, Scales, Kettle
Product Usage Instructions
1. Welcome
Welcome to the 4-in-1 Smart Pour-Over Coffee Machine! This manual will guide you through the setup and usage of your new coffee machine.
2. Know Your Coffee Machine
This section provides an overview of the different components and features of the coffee machine. Familiarize yourself with the buttons, control panel, and other parts before using the machine.
3. Important Safeguards
Ensure your safety and proper usage of the coffee machine by following the important safeguards listed in this section. These guidelines include precautions for electrical safety, cleaning, and maintenance.
4. Introduction Of Control Panel
Learn how to navigate and use the control panel of the coffee machine. This section explains the functions of each button and provides an overview of the different modes available.
5. Before First Use
Prior to using the coffee machine for the first time, it is important to perform some initial setup steps. This section will guide you through the process of preparing your machine for its initial use.
6. Grind Pro Function
The Grind Pro function allows you to grind coffee beans to your desired consistency. This section provides a brief introduction to the Grind Pro function and explains the different modes available:
- Free Grinding Mode
- Grinding By Cups Mode
- Grinding By Time Mode
- Grinding By Weight Mode
7. Pour Coffee Function
The Pour Coffee function enables you to make delicious pour-over coffee using your freshly ground beans. This section provides a brief introduction to the Pour Coffee function and includes tips for achieving the perfect barista-style coffee. It also explains the different modes available:
- Machine Recipes Mode (Using Beans and Powder)
- My Recipes Mode (Using Beans and Powder)
FAQs
Q: How do I clean the coffee machine?
A: Cleaning instructions can be found in the “Important Safeguards” section of the user manual. Follow the recommended cleaning procedures to maintain the cleanliness and performance of your coffee machine.
Q: Can I use pre-ground coffee instead of whole beans?
A: Yes, you can use pre-ground coffee with the coffee machine. Refer to the “Pour Coffee Function” section for instructions on using powder with the machine.
Q: What is the purpose of the built-in scales?
A: The built-in scales allow you to accurately measure the weight of coffee beans or powder for precise brewing. Refer to the “Using Beans with Built-in Scale” and “Using Powder with Built-in Scale” sections for instructions on using the scales.
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4-in-1 Smart
Pour- Over Coffee Machine
Brewer | Grinder | Scales | Kettle
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Welcome
Thanks for purchasing our Gevi products. Gevi has focused on creating perfect home appliances for our customers. In the past few years, it took us time to do lots of research and many prototypes to achieve our goal. We would like to give you a different user experience. If you want FAQs and more information, please feel free to contact us.
Know Your Coffee Machine
Electrical parameters:
· 220-240V
· 50Hz
· 910-1090W
Re. 1
Description Bean hopper lid Brush Spoon Bean hopper Grind setting dial Outer ring cap Inner ring cap Latch plate Removable flat burr Spring
Specification ABS Capacity: 80g –
Bean hopper lid
ABS
Brush
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Capacity: 80g
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Heat resistance: 302
Silicone sheath
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Cone filter paper
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Side spout
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Bean hopper micro-switch –
Grinder micro-switch
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Important Safeguards
Read these instructions carefully and retain them for future use. If this
machine is passed to a third party, then these instructions must be included.
When using this machine, basic safety precautions should always be followed to
reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons including
the following: Read all instructions. 1. Do not touch hot surfaces. Use
handles or tools. 2. To protect against electric shock, do not place cord,
plugs, or
the machine in water or other liquid. 3. Close supervision is necessary when
this machine is used by
or near children. 4. Unplug from power outlet when not in use and before
cleaning.
Allow to cool before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning the
machine.To unplug, grasp the plug and pull from the outlet. Never pull from
the power cord. 5. If tWheARsuNpINpGly cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to
avoid a hazard. 6. Improper use of accessories not recommended by the machine
manufacturer may result in dangers, such as fire, electric shock and injury to
persons. 7. Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter, or touch hot
surfaces.
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3. Important Safeguards
8. Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner. 9. Do not connect
with any power supply with improper voltage. 10. Do not use wet hands or wet
towels to remove and plug the mac-
hine from the power outlet. 11. Do not place heavy objects on the power plug
and power cord or
press them on the ground under the machine. 12. Do not force to pull or bind
the power cord. 13. Do not violently shake or drop the machine. 14. Before
grinding beans, check the bean hopper to ensure there
are no other objects in it. Avoid humid areas and do not wash it in water. 15.
Always attach plug to machine first, then plug cord into the wall outlet. To
disconnect, turn any control to off position, then remove plug from wall
outlet. 16. Appliances can be used by persons with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way
and they understand the hazards involved. 17. This machine can be used by
children aged from 8 years and above if they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the machine in a safe way and if they understand
the hazards involved. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by
children unless they are older than 8 years and supervised. Keep the machine
and its cord out of reach of children aged less than 8 years.
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3. Important Safeguards
18. Close supervision is necessary when the machine is used by or near
children. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with
the machine.
19. Do not use outdoors. This machine is for household use only. 20. Avoid
contacting moving parts. Do not attempt to defeat any
safety interlock mechanism. 21. Do not use the device for other purposes than
its intended uses
and place it in a dry area. 22. This machine is intended to be used in
household and similar
applications such as: staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working
environments; farm houses; by clients in hotels, motels and other residential
type environments; bed and breakfast type environments. 23. Scalding may occur
if the lid is removed during the brewing cycles. 24. This machine is intended
for grinding coffee beans, weighing coffee beans or powder, brewing coffee and
boiling water. 25. No liability will be accepted for damages resulting from
improper use or non-compliance with these instructions. Use the integrated
grinder to grind roasted coffee beans only. Grinding other substances, such as
nuts, spices or unroasted beans, may dull the blade and cause poor grinding or
injury.
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3. Important Safeguards
26. No liability will be accepted for damages resulting from improper use or
non-compliance with these instructions.
27. Input voltage is marked on the rating label. 28. The water tank cover
shall not be opened during use. 29. Do not clean the machine with cleansers,
steel wool pads, or other
abrasive material. NOTE
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Introduction Of Control Panel
Scale mode Setting
Grind Pro mode
Pour Coffee mode
Power switch
Fault reminder Home page Descaling mode
Kettle mode
NOTE
The icons with a blue outline represent active icons that can be selected,
while icons with a brown outline mean that they cannot be selected but for
description only.
Power switch icon” ” – Press the”Power switch” to turn on the machine, the TFT
touch screen shows the logo of brand, meanwhile, the light in the water tank
is on and the main interface is shown. – To turn off the machine, hold and
press the” Power switch “for about 2 seconds, then both the TFT touch screen
and the light in the water tank turn off.
NOTE The machine will automatically shut off after 30 minutes of non-use.
Setting icon” ” – Operation modes – Temperature scale setting The specific setting method can refer to Page 9, “Complete the Settings”
Homepage icon” ”
Press the Homepage icon” Functional icons
“to return to the homepage.
This is a multi-functional coffee machine, by which the user can grind coffee beans, make pour-over coffee and boil water. There are five functional blue icons on the homepage -“Grind Pro”,”Pour coffee”,”Scale”,”Kettle mode” and”Descaling”. Press corresponding icon to enter into its functional mode.
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4. Introduction Of Control Panel
Mode
1
2
-3
4
5
Icon
Description Grind Pro Pour coffee
Scale
Kettle mode Descaling
Fault reminder icon” ”
The Fault reminder icon”
“will only be shown when there will be some
functional problems. If the fault reminder icon shows up, the user can press
”
“to check the content of current faults. Please refer to the Page 76-82,
Troubleshooting for the specific information.
NOTE
The content of faults will pop up once/every 1min/every 2min(depending on
different faults) if the faults are not solved.
Remove Packaging
– Ensure all packaging has been removed.
Position Machine
– Ensure the machine is positioned onto a dry, stable, flat & horizontal benchtop.
Wash & Dry Parts
Wash the 9 parts listed below in warm water:
Bean hopper lid
Brush
Bean hopper
Water tank cover
Stainless steel filter
Glass carafe
Spoon Built-in scale cover Cone V60 PCTG filter
Rinse and dry each part thoroughly then place on the machine.
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Before First Use
IMPORTANT These parts are DISHWASHER SAFE
Spoon
Stainless steel filter Cone V60 PCTG filter
These parts are NOT DISHWASHER SAFE
Bean hopper lid
Brush
Bean hopper
Water tank cover Built-in scale cover
Glass carafe
Place Accessories
– Install the bean hopper to the machine. – Rotate the bean hopper clockwise
to full lock position. When correctly seatedbean hopper will make a “TA”
sound.
NOTE If the bean hopper is not installed properly then the micro-switch below
the bean hopper is not activated.The content of fault pops up every two
minutes until the fault is solved.
Complete the Settings
Power – Check the machine’s rated power, make sure it is plugged into an
oultet with a proper input voltage.
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5. Before First Use
NOTE
1 – If the machine needs to be plugged into an improper power outlet, make
sure an adapter is being used. Rated power of the adapter should be higher
than 1000W. 2 – If the machine is connected to a higher voltage, it will get
burnt in the boiler and cannot heat water anymore though other parts may still
function normally.
will be recommended for getting used to the machine’s workflows. The machine’s default setting is “Beginner mode”.
– Hold and press the”Power switch “for about 2 seconds.Both the TFT touch
screen and the light in the water tank will turn on. The machine is in the
READY state for all features.
Before first use, completion of the following settings is suggested for an
easy use. Operation modes From the homepage, press the setting icon on the top
left corner. The 2 operation modes are designed to cater to users of different
experience levels. Beginner mode
NOTE 1. Beginner mode: Instruction screens will be displayed when the user
reaches specific points of the coffee brewing process. 2. Master mode: For the
more experienced users who do not require such entrylevel tips, Master Mode
willbe a faster alternative to complete the coffee-making process.
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5. Before First Use
Temperature scale setting The machine’s temperature scale default setting i”s
Fahrenheit”. The user can select the scale Celsius or Fahrenheit as below :
Preparing to Prime Machine
IMPORTANT 1. These priming steps must be completed prior to first use. 2. To
more precisely monitor the water flows, the machine will pop up a warning
of”Water Shortage Failure”if the flowmeter cannot detect any water in around 3
seconds after activated. When the water pipes are empty or with some air
inside, like after descaling, a long time not use, run out of water when
making coffee, or other similar scenarios, it would be more difficult and
needs a longer time more than 3 seconds for the machine to pump water into the
pipes. It is the same case that when the brew speed is low, it needs more time
to pump water. Therefore, the machine will pop up a warning o”f Water Shortage
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Failure”. If the warning pops up, use Kettle Mode Empty Water function to pump
some water and the air out then the pop up won’t happen again. To avoid this
happening, if the water tank and pipes are empty, it’s better to add some
water in the water tank and pump out to make sure the water pipes have no air
inside. This is good for the next brew. Step 1 – Open the Water tank cover .
Step 2 – Add water into the water tank , and close the water tank cover .
Step 3 – Place the glass carafe under the water spouts .
NOTE Make sure that the Water tank is clean & free of any debris, as any fine
particles can block the water flow.
5. Before First Use
Step 5 – Start the Heat water function
of Kettle Mode.
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Step 4 – Pres”s “to select the ” Kettle Mode”. Step 6 – Pres”s “to select the ” Heat Water”function.
Step 7 – Press the temperature icon to select a desired heating
temperature and confirm.
NOTE Warm-keeping function is available in Kettle Mode, but for cleaning the
machine, activating this function is not suggested.
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Step 8 – Pres”s Start “to heat water. During water heating, temperature can be paused or continued.
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Step 9 – After water heating is completed, the machine will make two beep
sounds, and the interface shows “Enjoy The Water”page.
NOTE On this page, the user can choose opour water out with or without water
spouts rotation.
Step10 – Pour all the water out, and then press the Finished button it will
turn back to homepage.
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Step11 – Pour away the water in the carafe. Now the Machine should be
thoroughly primed.
NOTE If there is no water running through, contact Gevi Customer Care.
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Grind Pro Function
6.1 Brief Introduction
Under the grind pro function, the user can use the Gevi coffee machine as a professional grinder. There are 4 ways to grind coffee beans – the Free mode, by Cups, by Time, or by Weight.
Function
Grind mode
-Introduction for Grind mode
Grind Pro
Free Cups Time Weight
Under the”Free”mode, the user can grind the beans by one-button operation.
Under the”Cups”mode, the user can grind the right amount of beans for desired
number of cups. The range is 1-4 cups.
Under the”Time”mode, the user can set the grinding time. The range is 1-99
seconds.
–
Under the”Weight”mode, the user can grind beans weighed by the built-in scale
, the weight limit is 200g.
Grinding with Free mode: – It is not affected by the cup volume, time and
weight functions of the machine, the user can grind the beans by one-button
operation according to needs.
Grinding by Weight, Cups or Time mode: – The user can grind the right amount
of beans for desired number of cups, set the grinding time, weigh the beans to
grind by pressing the corresponding icon.
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6. Grind Pro Function
NOTE To adjust the Grind setting dial from coarse to fine setting, do not
rotate it forcedly and make sure there are no beans in the grinding chamber.
If there are beans in the grinding chamber, grind beans and rotate it
simultaneously.
6.2 Free Grinding Mode
FREE MODE” “(The following operations are under the”Beginner Mode”)
Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Grind Pro”function.
Step 4 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size.
Step 2 – Press” “Free”mode.
“to select the
Select Gring Mode
Step 5 – Press to confirm, the screen will show the second step: Add beans.
Free
Cups
Time
Step 3 – The screen will show the first step: rotate the dial to set.
Step 6 – Open the bean hopper lid , and add beans into the bean hopper .
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6. Grind Pro Function
Step 7 – Press to confirm , the screen will show the third step: place
container.
Place container
Step 8 – Put the glass carafe under the powder outlet .
Step 9 – Press to confirm, the screen will show the last step: Press start.
Step 11 – The TFT touch screen show”s Grinding In Process”, and the progress dial shows the process time. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and then”Continue” will be shown on the interface. To continue grinding, press”Continue”. If the user wants to stop grinding, press”Finished”or Homepage button” “. After finish grinding, the user interface shows”Enjoy the Powder”, then the user can press”Finished”to return to the homepage.
Step 10 – Press the”Start”button, the machine starts to grind beans.
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6. Grind Pro Function
6.3 Grinding By Cups Mode
CUP MODE” “(Following the operation under the”Beginner Mode”)
Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Grind Pro”function.
Step 6 – Press to confirm it.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the “Cups”mode.
Select Gring Mode
Free
Cups
Time
Step 3 – Select desired number of cup.
Step 4 – The screen will show”Do The Following Steps”.
Step 5 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size.
Step 7 – Press setting value.
to input the grind
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Step 8 – Press confirm, the screen will show the minimum quantity of beans needed based on selected number of cups.
25
Add beans over 20g
Start
Step 9 – Open the bean hopper lid and add beans.
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6. Grind Pro Function
Step 10 – Press to confirm it.
25
Add beans over 20g
Start
Step 11 – Put the glass carafe under the powder outlet .
To continue working, press “Continue”. If the user wants to stop grinding, press”Finished”or Homepage button” “. After finish grinding, the user interface shows”Enjoy the Powder”, then the user can press”Finished”to return to the homepage.
Step 12 – Press 25
Add beans over 20g
Start
to confirm it.
Step 13 – Press the”Start”button, the machine starts to grind beans.
Step 14 – The TFT touch screen shows”Grinding In Process”, and the progress
dial shows the process time. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and
then”Continue” will be shown on the interface.
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6.4 Grinding By Time Mode
TIME MODE” “(The following operations are under the”Beginner Mode”)
Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Grind Pro”function.
6. Grind Pro Function
Step 2 – Press” “Time”mode.
“to select the
Select Gring Mode
Step 7 – Open the bean hopper lid , and add beans into bean hopper . The maximum quantity the user can put is 80g.
Free
Cups
Time
Step 3 – Select desired time (from the range between 1-99S) and then press confirm.
Select Time
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Step 8 – Press to confirm , the screen will show the third step: place container.
Step 4 – The screen will show the first step: rotate the dial to set.
Place container
Step 9 – Put glass carafe under the powder outlet .
Step 5 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size.
Step 10 – Press to confirm, the
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Step 6 – Press to confirm, the screen will show the second step: Add beans.
Step 11 – Press the”Start”button, the machine starts to grind beans.
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Free
Cups
Time
Step 3 – Turn over the built-in scale
20S
cover and put it on the built-in
scale and then press”Confirm”.
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6. Grind Pro Function
Step 4 – The screen will show weigh beans, first step press”Taring”to zero the scale.
Step 7 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size.
Step 5 – Add desired amount of coffee beans, the progress dial will indicate the bean amount, and then pres”s Confirm”.
Step 8 – Press to confirm, the screen will show the second step: Add beans.
NOTE In case the user puts beans over 200g, the progress dial will become red.
Step 6 – The screen will show the first step: rotate the dial to set.
Step 9 – Open the bean hopper lid , and add beans into the bean hopper .
Step 10 – Press to confirm , the screen will show the third step: place
container.
Place container
Step 11 – Put glass carafe under the powder outlet .
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6. Grind Pro Function
Step 12 – Press 25
Add beans over 20g
Start
to confirm, the screen will show the last step: Press Start.
Step 13 – Press the”Start”button, the machine starts to grind beans.
Step 14 – The TFT touch screen shows”Grinding In Process”, and the progress dial shows the process time. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and then “Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue working, press”Continue”. If the user wants to stop grinding, press”Finished”or Homepage button” “. After finish grinding, the user interface shows”Enjoy the Powder”, then the user can press”Finished”to return to the homepage.
6. Grind Pro Function
NOTE
Tips for all grinding modes.
1. During the grinding, the machine will stop for 99s after every 99s of
continuous grinding. After 99s of standby, a beep sound advises that the
machine is ready for working again.
2. The machine needs to stop for 30min after cumulative 6 min (around 3 consecutive cycles) of grinding in every 10min.
3. The powder outlet is equipped with plasma emitters to avoid powder splashing and sticking, a cleaning is recommended for the plasma emitters by using brush after every 30 times of grinding.
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Pour Coffee Function
7.1 Brief Introduction
Function Coffee Mode
Sub-mode
Introduction for Modes
Machine Recipes
Beans Powder
Under the”Machine Recipes”mode, the user can brew coffee by following the machine’s preset recipes.
Yes,Built-In Scale
Beans
New Recipe
Powder
No,Other Scales Yes,Built-In Scale No,Other Scales
Pour
My
Coffee Recipes
Saved
Yes,Built-In Scale
To make coffee directly (press the recipe name)
Beans
Under the”My Recipes” No,Other Scales mode, the user can
create new recipes and Yes,Built-In Scale save desired recipes
according to demands.
Powder No,Other Scales
Recipes
To make coffeewith Some parameters can modifying be changed, while a recipe some can not, more (press the details refer to page Details 51. button)
Barista Mode
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Beans Powder
Yes, Built-In Scale No, Other Scales Yes, Built-In Scale No, Other Scales
It is suitable for the users with a good skill on operating coffee machines and brewing coffee. Also allows to save the user’s recipes.
7. Pour Coffee Function
The 3 pour-over coffee modes offer brewing cycles with different levels of
user intervention in the coffee-making process, with Machine Recipes being the
most automated, followed by My Recipes and Barista Mode.
NOTE 1. The water tank cover shall not be opened during use. 2. Usually water
will be poured from the 3 in-line spouts, but it is possible that water will
come out from the side spout at high brew speeds. 3. Water boils at 100(212)
at the earth’s standard atmospheric pressure. The boiling point of water is
lower at lower pressure and higher at higher pressure. The higher elevation,
the lower the atmospheric pressure and water boiling point. Only when the
water temperature of the recipe is lower than the water boiling point can the
machine brew coffee properly. Hence, if a recipe requires a higher water
temperature than the water boiling point, brewing this recipe at high
elevations may fail. In this case, you need to set the water temperature of
your recipe below the water boiling point so that the machine can brew the
recipe normally.
7.2 Tips For Perfect Barista
– Always use clean, room temperature water in the coffee machine. – For an
optimum coffee taste, use fresh coffee powder or coffee beans before brewing.
– Do not reuse coffee powder since this will greatly reduce the coffee’s
flavor.
– Reheating coffee is not recommended as coffee is at its peak flavor
immediately after brewing.
– The machine is provided with a stainless steel filter and a conical PCTG V60
filter. The stainless steel filter can be used directly without filter paper,
but the conical PCTG V60 filter requires a piece of V60 1/2 filter paper.
– The machine is compatible with many kinds of filters, drippers, brewers or
carafes. If the user doesn’t want to use the carafe and filters supplied with
the machine, a wide range of carafes and filters are available on the market
as long as they don’t exceed the height that is from machine base to water
spouts.
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7. Pour Coffee Function
195mm
225mm
Diameter of the outer water spout’s pouring track is 5cm.
Height from base to water
…
spouts is 225mm, to powder
outlet is 195mm.
7.3 Machine Recipes Mode
Machine Recipes” Mode”)
“(The following operations are under the”Beginner
NOTE
If the user wants to change to”Master Mode”, press the setting icon ” “to
select the operation mode, and then press”Master Mode”.
To make coffee under the”Machine Recipes”mode, the user can select beans or powder. Then there will be 3 important brewing parameters that the user needs to input – the cups of coffee, coffee strength and grind setting.
Using Beans
Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Pour Coffee”function.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the “Machine Recipes”.
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Step 3 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”. Press”Yes”, the machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user is making other preparations; press”No”, the machine will not preheat the water.
Step 6 – The default is”1 cup”, press the icon to select desired coffee cups.
Medium
Step 7 – The default is”Medium”, press the icon to select desired coffee
strength. Then press”Confirm”.
NOTE
If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water tank to
avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is suggested
for all pour coffee modes.
Step 4 – Press” “Beans”mode.
“to select
Step 5 – The screen will show “Select Coffee Strength”page.
Select Coffee Strength
Step 8 – The screen will show”Do The Following Steps”.
Step 9 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size. (For
pour over, the suggested range is between 20~30).
1 Cup
Medium Confirm
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Step 10 – Press to confirm it.
Input the grind setting
Step 11 – Press to input the same value the user have set on the grind setting
dial , and press”Confirm”.
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Step 12 – Open the bean hopper lid , and add beans into the bean hopper . The
maximum quantity the user can put is 80g.
Step 13 – Press to confirm it.
like weighing beans and setting parameters to produce a faster and easier cup.
– In Machine Recipes mode, if the user is using beans, the machine will not
ask for weighing beans, and taste of coffee will be ensured as long as there
are more beans in the bean hopper than the machine requires. A proper amount
of beans would be automatically ground by the machine according to the
selected cup quantity. For example, if the user wants to brew 2 cups, the
machine will show that it needs at least 20g of beans, but actually more than
20g can be put into the bean hopper for the brewing. There is not an exact
amount of beans the user needs to weigh. – Make sure there are more beans
being put in the bean hopper than the machine requires.
Step 14 – Put glass carafe under
the powder outlet .
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Add beans over 20g
Start
NOTE – Compared to My Recipes and Barista modes, Machine Recipes mode is the
most automated way to make coffee, it would simplify coffee-making process by
reducing inputs from the user,
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Step 15 – Press to confirm it.
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Step 16 – Press”Start”, the machine starts to grind beans.
Step 20 – Press to confirm it.
Step 17 – The TFT touch screen shows”Grinding in Process”, and the progress
dial shows the grinding condition. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and
then “Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue working,
press”Continue”. After finish grinding, the user interface shows “Enjoy The
Powder”, and then press”To Make Coffee”to pass in to next step.
Step 18 – Do all the steps by following the instruction.
Add water over 160mL
Step 21 – Add water into the water tank , and close the water tank cover .
NOTE The water amount depends on the cup quantity that the user selected.The
display shows the required amount. If the required amount of water is being
preheated, skip this part.)
Step 22 – Press to confirm it. Then press”Start”, the machine starts to heat.
Step 19 – Move the glass carafe under the water spouts .
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Step 23 – The TFT touch screen shows”Waiting-Heating”, and the progress dial shows the heating temperature. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and then “Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue heating, press “Continue”.
water amount). If the user wants to stop brewing, press”Pause”and
then”Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue brewing,
press”Continue”. After finish brewing, the machine will make three beep
sounds, and the in terface shows”Enjoy Your Coffee”, which means the coffee is
ready, and then the user can press “Finished”to return to the homepage.
Using Powder
Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Pour Coffee”function.
Step 24 – After finish heating (95 /103), the machine will make two beep
sounds, and the interface shows”Process Status”, which means the machine
enters into the coffeebrewing process. At that time, the pump starts to pump
water. The interface shows the current water temperature, poured water amount,
brew speed and a progression of brew time (the dark blue curve indicates the
time-varying brew speed; the light blue curve indicates the time-varying
totally poured
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Step 2 – Press” “to select the mode of”Machine Recipes”.
Step 3 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”. Press”Yes”, the
machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user is making other
preparations; press “No”, the machine will not preheat the water.
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NOTE If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water
tank to avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is
suggested for all pour coffee modes. Step 4 – Press” “to select “Powder”
Step 5 – Press”1 Cup/10g”(default setting) to select desired cups and the
corresponding coffee powder amount.
Step 7 – Press”Taring”to zero the built-in scale .
Weigh Powder
10.0g
In sufficient Amount
Step 8 – Add desired amount of coffee powder, then press”Confirm”.
Step 9 – The amount of coffee powder must be close to the recommended value.
Otherwise, the progress dial will become red.
Step 6 – Turn over the built-in scale cover and put on the built-in scale and then press”Confirm”.
Step 10 – Do all the steps by following the instructions.
Confirm
Step 11 – Add the coffee powder into the filter (/).
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Step 12 – Press
to confirm it.
Confirm
the cup quantity that the user selected. The display shows the required
amount. If the required amount of water is being preheated, skip this part.)
Step 16 – Press to confirm it. Then press”Start”, the machine starts to heat
water.
Step 13 – Put the glass carafe under the water spouts .
Step 14 – Press to confirm it.
Step 17 – The TFT touch screen shows”Waiting-Heating”, and the progress dial shows the heating temperature. If the user wants to pause, pres”s Pause”and then “Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue heating, press “Continue”.
Add water over 160mL
Step 15 – Add water into the water tank , and close the water tank cover .
NOTE The water amount depends on
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Step 18 – After finish heating (95/ 103), the machine will make two beep sounds, and the interface shows “Process Status”, which means the machine enter into the coffee-brewing process, at that time, the pump starts to pump water. The interface shows the current water temperature, poured water amount, brew speed,
7. Pour Coffee Function
and a progression of brew time (the dark blue curve indicates the time-varying
brew speed; the light blue curve indicates the time-varying totally poured
water amount). If the user wants to stop brewing, press”Pause”and then”
Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue brewing, press”
Continue”. After finish brewing, the machine will make three beep sounds, and
the interface shows”Enjoy Your Coffee”, which means the coffee is ready, and
then the user can press”Finished”to return to the homepage.
Amount of Cups
1 Cup
2 Cups
3 Cups
4 Cups
Amount of Cups 1 Cup 2 Cups 3 Cups 4 Cups
Details Of Machine Recipes
Coffee strength
Mild Medium Strong
Mild Medium Strong
Mild Medium Strong
Mild Medium Strong
Brew ratio
Water
First process
Powder Brew Total po- temper- Pour
amount ratio ured wa- ature Water
(g)
ter(mL) (/) (mL)
Brew Pause Speed Time (mL/s) (s)
10
11 1:16.0 160 95/203 30
3
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12
18
20 1:16.0 320 95/203 40
3
22
23
28
30 1:16.0 480 95/203 70
3
30
33
38
40 1:16.0 640 95/203 90
3
30
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Second process
Pour Brew Pause Water Speed Time (mL) (mL/s) (s)
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4
10
Third process
Pour Brew Pause Water Speed Time (mL) (mL/s) (s)
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5
5
Fourth process
Pour Brew Pause Water Speed Time (mL) (mL/s) (s)
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5
10
70
3
13
100
5
10 110
6
15
110
5
16
150
5
11 150
6
15
160
5
17
190
5
12 200
6
20
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7.4 My Recipes Mode
NOTE If the user wants to change to”Master Mode”, press the setting icon ” “to
select the operation mode, and then press”Master Mode”.
Under My Recipes, the user can either create a new recipe, or make coffee via
a saved recipe.
New Recipes
Using Beans with Built-in Scale Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Pour
Coffee”function.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the mode of”My Recipes”.
Step 3 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”. Press”Yes”, the
machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user is making other
preparations; press “No”, the machine will not preheat the water.
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NOTE
If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water tank to
avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is suggested
for all pour coffee modes.
Step 4 – Press” “to select the mode of New Recipes”.
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Step 5 – Press” “Beans”.
“to select
Step 9 – Add a desired amount of coffee beans,then press”Confirm”.
Step 6 – Press” “to select”BuiltIn Scale”.
Step 10 – The screen will show”Do The Following Steps”.
Step 7 – Turn over the built-in scale cover and put on the built-in scale and then press”Confirm”.
Step 11 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size. (For pour over, the suggested range is between 20~30).
Step 12 – Press to confirm it.
Step 8 – Press”Taring”to zero the built-inscale .
Step 13 – Press to input the same value the user have set on the grind setting
dial, and press”Confirm”.
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Step 14 – Open the bean hopper lid , and add beans into the bean hopper .
Step 15 – Press to confirm it.
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Add beans over 20g
Start
Step 16 – Put glass carafe under the powder outlet .
Step 19 – The TFT touch screen show”s Grinding in Process”, and the progress dial shows the grinding condition. If needs to pause working, the user can press”Pause”and then “Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue working, press “Continue”. After finish grinding, the user interface shows”Enjoy The Powder”, and then press”To Make Coffee”to pass into next step.
Step 17 – Press to confirm it.
Step 18 – Press”Start”, the machine starts to grind beans.
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Step 20 – The machine will ask the user to select brew ratio, water
temperature and finally add water into water tank. The below images show the
single function.
199 Add water over 300 mL Move the carafe under the water outlet
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Step 21 – Press” “to select the 93°C
desired brew ratio (accurate to one Addwaterover300mL Move the carafe under
the water outlet
decimal place). The machine based on previous setting will give the user a
currently available range of brew ratio, the user can select a desired value
within this range. After selection, press”Confirm”
Step 23 – Do all the steps by following the instruction.
Step 24 – Move the glass carafe under the water spouts .
Step 25 – Press to confirm it.
Step 22 – Press” “to select the desired temperature. The user can select temperature between the range of 80 (176)-99(210). After selection, pres”s Confirm”. Then press”Confirm”again to pass to next step.
Add water over 160mL
Start
Step 26 – Add water into the water tank , and close the water tank cover .
NOTE
The water amount depends on the cup quantity that the user selected.The
display shows the required amount. If the required amount of water is being
preheated, skip this part.)
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Step 27 – Press to confirm it. After finish the steps, press”Confirm”.
Step 28 – The TFT touch screen show”s Select Your Recipe”, the default setting
is based on a single brew process. Under default conditions, the total
quantity of water is fixed based on the coffee beans/ powder amounNtO,
tTheEuser is not allowed to change the value. The user can change the brew
speed and spin speed. The pause time is not available for changing because it
works only with two or more processes. Then press”Start” to brew.
processes, the user will sequentially set poured water volume, brew speed,
spin speed and pause time ( the time between two different processes). The
bloom time is determined by the sum time of pouring water time and pause time.
When the first process is finished, the machine will stop pouring water for
the pause time set by the user. After the pause time is over, the machine will
start to brew the next process. The total amount of final coffee is equal to
the water amount set in the machine minus the water amount absorbed by the
coffee powder. To delete a process, the user can long press the process and
slide it left until a icon shows, then press the to delete the process.
56ml 4
X
14s
NOTE93
Step 29 – If the user wants to add more processes and divide the total quantity of water into different steps, press”Add Process”, the user can add one or more processes. The maximum processes of the machine can be shown is 10. When adding
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90ml 4ml/s F 45ml 4ml/s F 45ml 4ml/s F
93°C
0s 22s 0s 11s 0s 11s
Step 30 – Select your water volume, and then press”Confirm”.
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Step 31 – Select your brew speed, and then press”Confirm”.
Brew Speed Range Brew Speed RangeTemperatures
Selected Water Temperature
Brew Speed
80°C(176°F)-93°C(200°F
3-9mL/s
94°C(201°F)-96°C(205°F
3-6mL/s
97°C(206°F)-99°C(210°F
3-4mL/s
The user can set brew speed from 3 to 9mL/s. However, the brew speed is adjustable in accordance with different water temperatures. (Check the above table)
Step 32 – Select your spin speed, and then press”Confirm”.
Select Your Spin Speed
XF-Fastest F-Fast
Confirm
Select Your Spin Speed M-Medium S-Slow
Confirm
Spin speed: The machine also allows the user to change the spin speed of the
water spouts at 4 different speed levels, and the speed levels are labeled as
XF (Fastest, around 15s/round), F (Fast, around 20s/round), M (Medium, around
25s/round) and S (Slow, around 30s/round).
Step 33 – Select your pause time between two different processes, and then
press”Confirm”.
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Select Your Pause Time
0
0s
1
1
2
2
Step 34 – Press”Start”to pass into next step.
90ml 4ml/s F 45ml 4ml/s F 45ml 4ml/s F
93°C
0s 22s 0s 11s 0s 11s
NOTE
From this step on and during brewing, if the user accidentally presses
Homepage icon” “, the interface will show to the user three options: “No””,
Yes”or”Yes&save recipe”. If the user selects”No”, the machine will be back to
current page; if the user chooses”Yes”, the machine will
stop making coffee and be back to the Home page; if the user chooses “Yes&save
recipe”, the machine will turn to”Name Your Coffee”page. For more details
about this page, please refer to the following operation steps of 36 to 38.
Step 35 – The TFT touch screen shows”Waiting-Heating”, and the progress dial
shows the heating temperature. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and
then”Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue heating, press
“Continue”. After finish heating, the machine will make two beep sounds, the
interface shows”Process Status”, which means the machine enters into the
coffee-brewing process, the interface shows the current water temperature,
poured water amount, brew speed and a progression of brew time (the dark blue
curve indicates the time-varying brew speed; the light blue curve indicates
the time-varying totally poured water amount). If needs to pause brewing, the
user can press”Pause”and then”Continue”will be shown on the interface. To
continue brewing, press”Continue”.
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Step 36 – After finish brewing, the machine will make three beep sounds, and
the interface shows”Enjoy Your Coffee”, which means the coffee is ready. The
machine will make three beep sounds, and the interface will show to the user
two options”: Finished”or”Name Your Coffee”, if the user chooses”Finished”,
the machine will be back to homepage; if the user chooses”Name Your Coffee”
the machine will open a new page named”Name Your Coffee”, and the user can go
on to the next step.
Step 37 – On the page of”Name Your Coffee”, the interface shows to the user
two options:”Exit”or”Confirm”. If the user presses” Exit”, the machine will be
back to the homepage; if the user wants to save the recipe, the user can press
the text”Name Your Coffee”in the middle area to input the name, the maximum
characters can be inputted is 20. The user can press to finish inputting the
name, and then press”Confirm”. Then the machine will open a new page
named”Recipe Details”.
Step 38 – The user can press the corresponding area(on the right side of the
coffee bean/powder icon) to input the coffee bean information (e.g. Ethiopia
Yirga Cheffe beans, natural, light roasted), maximum 55 characters, and then
press
to confirm.This page can only be checked, all parameters cannot be modified,
if you need to modify, enter Save recipes to modify, refer to page 51,”SAVED
RECIPES”.
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Then scroll to the bottom of the page, the interface will show to the user two
options”: Cancel”and”Save”. The”Cancel”means that the recipe name and bean
information will not be saved, and the interface will be back to homepage
directly; the”Save”means that the recipe name and bean information will be
saved in”Saved Recipes”list, and an”Exit”button can be pressed to go back to
homepage. On this page, only the bean/powder information is available for
modifying.
Step 39 – To check the saved recipe details, please refer to page 51 SAVE
RECIPES.
NOTE
There are some free space left for the user to save recipes and bean
information, when the space is full, a warning will appear – Insufficient
storage available, delete some saved recipes.
Using Beans with Other Scales Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Pour
Coffee”function.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the mode of”My Recipes”
Step 3 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”. Press”Yes”, the machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user is making other preparations; press “No”, the machine will not preheat the water.
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NOTE
If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water tank to
avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is suggested
for all pour coffee modes.
Step 4 – The screen will show”Do The Following Steps”.
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Step 8 – Open the bean hopper lid , and add beans into the bean hopper .
Step 9 – Press to confirm it.
Step 5 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size. (For
pour over, The suggested range is between 20~30).
Step 6 – Press to confirm it.
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Add beans over 20g
Start
Step 10 – Input the bean amount, and pou”r Confirm”.
Input Bean Amount
18 19
20
g
21 22
Step 11 – Put glass carafe under the powder outlet .
Step 7 – Press to input the same value the user have set on the grind setting
dial, and press”Confirm”.
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Step 12 – Press to confirm it. Then pres”s Start”, the machine starts to grind beans.
“No”, the machine will not preheat the water.
Step 13 – To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation
steps from 19 to 38 in the section of Using Beans with Built-in Scale.
Using Powder with Built-in Scale
Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Pour Coffee”function.
NOTE
If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water tank to
avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is suggested
for all pour coffee modes.
Step 4 – Press” “to select the mode of”New Recipes”.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the mode of”My Recipes”
Step 5 – Press” “to select “Powder”mode.
Step 3 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”. Press”Yes”, the machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user is making other preparations; press
Step 6 – Press” Scale”.
“to select”Built-In
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Step 7 – Turn over the built-in scale cover and put on the built-in scale and then press”Confirm”.
Step 10 – Press” “to select the desired brew ratio (accurate to one decimal place). The machine will give the user a currently available range of brew ratio, the user can select the desired value within this range. After selection, press”Confirm”.
Step 8 – Press”Taring”to zero the built-in scale .
Step 11 – Press” “to select the desired temperature. The user can select temperature between the range of 80 (176)-99(210).
Step 9 – Add a desired amount of coffee powder, then press”Confirm”.
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Step 12 – Do all the steps by following the instruction.
Step 17 – Add water into the water tank , and close the water tank cover .
Confirm
Step 13 – Add the coffee powder into a filter (/).
Step 14 – Press
to confirm it.
Confirm
Confirm
Step 15 – Put the glass carafe under the water spouts .
Step 16 – Press to confirm it.
NOTE The water amount depends on the cup that the user selected. The display
shows the required amount.If the required amount of water is being preheated,
skip this part.)
Step 18 – Press to confirm it. Then pres”s Confirm”, the machine will pass
into next step.
Press Confirm
Confirm
Step 19 – To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation steps from 27 to 38 in the section of Using Beans with Built-in Scale.
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Add water over 32mL
Confirm
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Using Powder with Other Scales Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Pour Coffee”function.
Step 4 – Press” “to select the mode of”New Recipe”.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the mode of”My Recipes”
Step 5 – Press” “Powder”
“to select
Step 3 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”. Press”Yes”, the machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user is making other preparations; press “No”, the machine will not preheat the water.
Step 6 – Press” “to select other scales and press”Confirm”.
Step 7 – Input the amount of coffee powder, and press”Confirm”.
NOTE
If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water tank to
avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is suggested
for all pour coffee modes.
Step 8 – To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation
steps from 10 to 19 in the section of Using Powder with Built-in Scale.
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Saved Recipes
(The following operations are under the”Beginner Mode”)
NOTE If the user wants to change to “Master Mode”, press the setting icon” “to
select the operation mode, and then press”Master Mode”.
To Make Coffee Directly Press the Saved Recipes icon, the user will be guided
to a saved recipe list, from which the user can choose a recipe to make coffee
without setting many brew parameters. 1. Using Beans with Built-in Scale Step
1 – Press” “to select the “Pour Coffee”function.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the mode of”My Recipes”.
Step 3 – Press” “to select”Saved Recipes”.
Step 4 – Select a desired recipe, press directly the recipe name and the user
can skip to step 5. Step 5 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”.
Press”Yes”, the machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user
is making other preparations; press “No”, the machine will not preheat the
water.
NOTE If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water
tank to avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is
suggested for all pour coffee modes.
Step 6 – Press” “to select “Built-InScale”
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Step 7 – Turn over the built-in scale cover and put on the built-in scale and then press”Confirm”.
Step 11 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set the grinding size according to the setting of selected recipe.
20.0g
In Sufficient Amout
Step 8 – Press”Taring”to zero the built-inscale .
20.0g
In Sufficient Amout
Step 9 – Add the amount of coffee beans (the value should be close to the
value set before, otherwise, it cannot be confirmed), then press”Confirm”.
Step 12 – Press to confirm it.
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Step 13 – Open the bean hopper lid and add beans to the bean hopper .
21.5g 20.0g
Step 10 – Do all the steps by following the instructions.
Step 14 – Press to confirm it.
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Step 15 – Put the glass carafe under the powder outlet .
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Step 16 – Press to confirm it, then pres”s Start”, the machine starts to
grind.
Step 17 – The TFT touch screen shows “Grinding In Process”, and the progress dial shows the process time. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and then”Continue” will be shown on the interface. To continue working, press “Continue”. After finish grinding, the user interface shows”Enjoy The Powder”, and then press”To Make Coffee”to pass into next step.
Step 19 – Move the glass carafe under the water spouts .
Step 20 – Press to confirm it.
Add water over 600mL
Start
Step 21 – Add water into the water tank , and close the water tank cover .
Step 18 – Do all the steps by following the instruction.
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NOTE
The water Amount depends on the recipe that the user selected. The display
shows the required amount. If the required amount of water is being preheated,
skip this part.)
7. Pour Coffee Function
Step 22 – Press to confirm it. Then pres”s Start”, the machine starts to heat.
Step 23 – The TFT touch screen shows”Waiting-Heating”, and the progress dial
shows the heating temperature. If the user wants to pause, pres”s Pause”and
then “Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue heating, press
“Continue”.
Step 24 – After finish heating, the interface shows”Process Status”, which
means the machine enters into the coffee-brewing process, at that time, the
pump starts to pump water. The interface shows the current water temperature,
poured water amount, brew speed and a progression of brew time (the dark blue
curve indicates the timevarying brew speed; the light blue curve indicates the
time-varying totally poured water amount). If the user wants to stop brewing,
press”Pause”and then”Continue” will be shown on the interface. To continue
brewing, press”Continue”. After finish brewing, the machine will make three
beep sounds, and the interface shows”Enjoy Your Coffee”, which means the
coffee is ready, and then the user can press “Finished”to return to the
homepage.
2. Using Beans with Other Scale
NOTE
To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation steps in the
section of Using Beans with Built-in Scale from My Recipes.
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3. Using Powder with Built-in Scale
NOTE
To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation steps in the
section of Using Powder with Built-in Scale from My Recipes.
– If the user wants to delete the recipe, the user can hold and press the selected recipe and slide it to the left until” “shows, then press” “to delete the selected recipe.
4. Using Powder with Other Scale
NOTE
To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation steps in the
section of Using Powder With Other Scale from My Recipes.
– If the user would like to modify one saved recipe, the user needs to touch”Details”of a corresponding recipe, then scroll to the bottom and press”Modify Recipe”, then make modifications.
To Make Coffee with a Modified Recipe
This machine allows the user to delete or modify any saved recipe except
the”Calibration”one. The “Calibration”recipe is preset for flowmeter
calibration, it cannot be deleted or modified. After modifying a recipe, the
user can make coffee by pressing the recipe’s name.
4.ECBC4Cups 5.test01 6.test02 7.test03 8.test04
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13.9g
1:15.7
93°C
1 109ml 4ml/s XF
0s
27s
2 109ml 4ml/s XF
0s
27s
Modify Recipe
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– After finish modifications, there are three options”: Cancel””, Save As
New”, and”Save”. The”Save”means that modifications will be saved; the”Save As
New”means that modifications will be saved as a new recipe and the original
recipe remains unchanged; the”Cancel”means that modifications will not be
saved.
Ethiopia beans
NOTE
When a recipe is being modified, there are some parameters(shown in dark gray
and highlighted with green colour) can be changed, while some(shown in light
gray and highlighted with red colour) can not. The below table will also give
details.
Parameters can be modified Bean/powder information Grind setting Water temperature Water volume(except last pour) Brew speed Spin speed Pause time
Parameters can not be modified Bean/powder amount Brew ratio Bloom time Water volume(only last pour) — — —
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7. Pour Coffee Function
7.5 Barista Mode
Barista Mode” “(The following operations are under the “Beginner Mode”)
NOTE
If the user wants to change to “Master Mode”,press the setting icon” “to
select the operation mode, and then press”Master Mode”.
Using Beans with Built-in Scale
Step 1 – Press” “to select the “Pour Coffee”function.
NOTE
If the user chooses”Yes”, must remember to add some water to the water tank to
avoid potential safety hazards. Adding water to the Max. level is suggested
for all pour coffee modes.
Step 4 – Press” “to select”Beans”.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the mode to”Barista Mode”
Step 5 – Press” In Scale”.
“to select”Built-
Step 3 – The screen will show”Select Preheat Function”. Press”Yes”, the
machine will be preheating the water to 80/176 while the user is making other
preparations; press”No”, the machine will not preheat the water.
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Step 6 – Turn over the built-in scale cover and put on the built-in scale and then press”Confirm”.
7. Pour Coffee Function
Step 11 – Press to confirm it.
Step 7 – Press”Taring”to zero the built-in scale .
Step 8 – Add a desired amount of coffee beans, then press”Confirm”.
Step 12 – Press to input the same value the user have set on the grind setting
dial, and press”Confirm”.
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Step 13 – Open the bean hopper lid , and add beans into the bean hopper .
Step 9 – The screen will show”Do The Following Steps”.
Step 14 – Press to confirm it.
Step 10 – Rotate the grind setting dial to set preferred grinding size. (For pour over, the suggested range is between 20~30).
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Add beans over 20g
Start
Step 15 – Put glass carafe under the powder outlet .
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Step 16 – Press to confirm it.
Step 17 – Press”Start”, the machine starts to grind beans.
Step 19 – Press” “to select a desired brew ratio (accurate to one decimal place). The machine based on previous setting will give the user a currently available range of brew ratio , the user can select a desired value within this range. After selection, press”Confirm”.
Step 18 – The TFT touch screen shows”Grinding In Process”, and the progress dial shows the process time. If the user wants to pause, press”Pause”and then”Continue” will be shown on the interface. on the interface. To continue working, press”Continue”. After finish grinding, the user interface shows “Enjoy The Powder”, and then press “To Make Coffee”to pass into next step.
Step 20 – Press” “to select the desired temperature. The user can select temperature between the range of 80 (176)-99(210). Then pres”s Confirm”.
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7. Pour Coffee Function
Step 21 – Do all the steps by following the instruction.
Step 24 – Add water into the water tank , and close the water tank cover .
Step 22 – Move the glass carafe under the water spouts .
Step 23 – Press to confirm it.
Add water over 600mL
Start
NOTE
The water Amount depends on the recipe that the user selected. The display
shows the required amount. If the required amount of water is being preheated,
skip this part.)
Step 25 – Press to confirm it. Then press”Start”, the machine starts to heat.
NOTE
During the brewing, if the user accidentally presses Homepage icon” “, the
interface will show to the user three options”: No””, Yes”or “Yes&save
recipe”. If the user selects”No”, the machine will be back to current page; if
the user chooses”Yes”, the machine will stop making coffee and be back to the
Home page; if the user chooses”Yes&save recipe”, the machine will turn to”Name
Your Coffee”page. For more details about this page, please refer to the
following operation steps of 31 to 33.
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Step 26 – The TFT touch screen shows”Waiting-Heating”, and the progress dial
shows the heating temperature. If needs to pause heating, the user can press
“Pause”and then”Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue heating,
press”Continue”.
Step 27 – After finish heating, the machine will make two beep sounds, and the interface shows”Making Coffee”page. On this page, the user can in real time adjust the brew speed and spin speed. Total water volume, poured water volume and remaining water volume will be clearly indicated on the screen. Besides, there is a timer on the screen, it can show pouring time, pause time, bloom time for each pour, and total bloom time for the whole brew. After selecting a desired brew speed and spin speed, press”Start”button and then the machine starts to brew coffee.
Poured water in total Poured water for each pour
Total water needed Remaining water
Pouring time for each pour
Bloom time in total
Pause time for each pour
Bloom time for each pour
Brew Speed Range Based on Different Water Temperatures
Selected Water Temperature 80°C(176°F)-93°C(200°F 94°C(201°F)-96°C(205°F
Brew Speed 3-9mL/s 3-6mL/s
97°C(206°F)-99°C(210°F
3-4mL/s
NOTE
The user can set brew speed from 3 to 9mL/s. However, the brew speed is
adjustable in accordance with different water temperatures. (Check the above
table).
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7. Pour Coffee Function
NOTE Spin speed (The machine also allows the user to change the spin speed of
the water spouts at 4 different speed levels, and the speed levels are labeled
as XF (Fastest, around 15s/round), F (Fast, around 20s/round), M (Medium,
around 25s/round) and S (Slow, around 30s/round).
Step 28 – During brewing, if the user presses”Pause”, the machine will stop
pouring water and start to calculate the pause time, and then”Continue”will be
shown on the interface. When the user presses”Continue”, the machine starts to
brew from the previous quantity of water already brewed. Automatically, the
machine memorizes this action as a second process. Based on this manual
function, the user can add as many processes as the user wants, but the
maximum processes is 10. Step 29 – During brewing, the user can press”Check
The Data”to check the process status. A diagram is shown to indicate the
progression of brew time (the dark blue curve indicates the time-varying brew
speed; the light blue curve indicates the time-varying totally poured water
amount). Press ,the machine will be back to previous page; press” Pause and
back”, the machine will stop pouring water, start to calculate the pause time
and go back to previous page; press”Finished”, the machine will be back to
homepage.
Step 30 – After finish brewing, the interface shows”Enjoy Your Coffee”, which
means the coffee is ready. The interface will show to the user two options”:
Finished” or”Name Your Coffee”, if the user chooses”Finished”, the machine
will be back to homepage; if the user chooses”Name Your Coffee”the machine
will open a new page named”Name Your Coffee”, and the user can go on to the
next step.
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7. Pour Coffee Function
Step 31 – On the page of”Name Your Coffee”, the interface shows to the user
two options:”Exit”or”Confirm”. If the user presses” Exit”, the machine will be
back to the homepage; if the user wants to save the recipe, the user can press
the text”Name Your Coffee”in the middle area to input the name, the maximum
characters can be inputted is 20. The user can press to finish inputting the
name, and then press”Confirm”. Then the machine will open a new page
named”Recipe Details”.
Step 32 – The user can press the corresponding area(on the right side of the
coffee bean/powder icon) to input the coffee bean information(e.g. Ethiopia
Yirga Cheffe beans, natural, light roasted), maximum 55 characters, and then
press to confirm. Then scroll to the bottom of the page, the interface will
show to the user two options:”Cancel”and”Save”. The”Cancel”means that the
recipe name and bean information will not be saved, and the interface will be
back to homepage directly; the”Save”means that the recipe name and bean
information will be saved in”Saved Recipes”list, and an”Exit”button can be
pressed to go back to homepage. On this page, only the bean/powder information
is available for modifying.
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7. Pour Coffee Function
Step 33 – To check the saved recipe details, please refer to Page 47 SAVE
RECIPES. NOTE 1. Recipes from Barista Mode will be also saved in the list of
My Recipes -> Saved Recipes. 2. There are some free space left for the user to
save recipes and bean information, when the space is full, a warning will
appear – Insufficient storage available, delete some saved recipes.
Using Beans with Other Scales
NOTE To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation steps
in the section of Using Beans with Built-in Scale from My Recipes & Using
Beans with Built-in Scale from Barista Mode.
Using Powder with Built-in Scale
NOTE To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation steps
in the section of Using Powder with Built-in Scale from My Recipes & Using
Beans with Built-in Scale from Barista Mode.
Using Powder with Other Scales
NOTE To brew coffee, operate the machine by referring to the operation steps
in the section of Using Powder With Other Scale from My Recipes & Using Beans
with Built-in Scale from Barista Mode.
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Scale Mode Function
NOTE
For Scale mode, there is no difference between”Beginner Mode”and”Master Mode”.
Step 5 – Weight readings will be shown on the screen, and then touch “Finished”button to be back to the homepage.
Step 1 – Press” “to select”Scale” function.
Step 2 – Turn over the built-in scale cover and put on the built-in scale .
NOTE
It is available with a maximum weight of 2500g, but weighing items below 2000g
is recommended to avoid damage.
Step 3 – Press”Taring”to zero the built-in scale .
Step 4 – Add items to the built-in scale cover .
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Kettle Mode Function
NOTE For Kettle mode, there is no difference between”Beginner Mode”and “Master
Mode”.
9.1 Heat Water
Step 1 – Press” “to select the”Kettle Mode”.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the”Heat Water”function.
Step 3 – Add water to the water tank , and then press the temperature icon to
select a desired heating temperature(default is 98/208, available range is
40-99 /104-210), and confirm.
Step 4 – Press the clock icon to select a warm-keeping duration(default is
0min, available range is 0-120min), and confirm. When temperature is set above
92 (198), warm keeping is not available, and accordingly the clock icon will
not function.
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Step 5 – After setting temperature and warm-keeping duration, press”Start”to
heat water. During water heating, temperature can be paused or continued.
9. Kettle Mode Function
NOTE If the added water temperature is lower than the temperature set for
heating, the machine will show”Waiting-Heating”; if the added water
temperature is higher than the temperature set for heating, the machine will
show”Waiting-Cooling”.
Step 6 – After water heating is completed, the machine will make two beep
sounds, and the interface shows”Enjoy The Water”page. On this page, the user
can choose to pour water out with or without rotation. If water will be poured
out, a container must be put under the water spouts .
Step 7 – If warm-keeping duration was set above 0min, on the”Enjoy The Water”
page, the selected warm-keeping and real-time temperatures will be displayed
in the left circle; the warm-keeping duration, passed time and remaining time
will be shown in the right circle. Press the Finished button it will turn back
to homepage.
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Step 8 – If warm-keeping duration was set on 0min, on the”Enjoy The
Water”page, the selected warm-keeping and real-time temperatures will be
displayed in the circle; no warm-keeping duration circle will be shown. Press
the Finished button it will turn back to homepage.
Step 9 – On the Enjoy The Water page, when all the water in the water tank is
poured out, the interface will turn to the Enjoy The Day page automatically.
NOTE 1. Before starting to heat water, make sure there is enough water in the
tank. “Enough water” means there must be some water in the tank during the
entire warm-keeping process to avoid overheating, and 100mL of water is
recommended. Therefore, the amount of water needed in the tank is based on how
much water you want to drink, settings of warmkeeping temperature, and warm-
keeping duration.
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9. Kettle Mode Function
2. Frequent overheating will probably shorten the machine’s lifespan. 3. To
exit warm-keeping function, press the Finished or Homepage button. 4. The
machine will automatically exit warm keeping function when time is up or due
to water shortage. 5. 20mL of water will be consumed after 2h of warm-keeping
at 92(198).
9.2 Empty Water
NOTE The”Empty Water”function can work at any water temperature. Step 1 –
Press” “to select the”Kettle Mode”.
Step 2 – Press” “to select the”Empty Water”function.
Step 3 – Place a glass carafe under the water spouts .
Step 4 – Press”Start”button to execute the”Empty Water”function.
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9. Kettle Mode Function
Step 5 – The pump starts to pump water. If needs to pause pumping water, the user can press”Pause”and then”Continue”will be shown on the interface. To continue pumping water, press”Continue”. After finish emptying water, press the”Finished”button on the”Enjoy The Day”page, the machine will be back to the homepage.
Waiting-Emptying
Waiting-Emptying
Pause
Continue
NOTE
If the user doesn’t want all the water in the water tank to be poured out, a
Homepage button” “on the right top corner can be pressed to go back to the
homepage, then the machine will stop pouring.
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Descaling Function
NOTE Be sure to unplug this machine before cleaning and let the machine cool
down completely. To protect against electrical shock, do not immerse cord,
plug or unit in water or liquid.
– A clean coffee machine is essential for making great-taste coffee. Clean all
the accessories each time and clean the coffee machine’s water scale regularly
as specified in the”Descaling” “(Beginner Mode)”section. Descaling Mode allows
the user to clean the water tank easily. – It is recommended that the user
cleans the plasma emitters with a soft brush after every 30 times of grinding.
Plasma Emitters
– To clean the exterior of the machine, wipe with a soft, slightly moist
cloth, and wipe the machine dry after cleaning. – Never use corrosive
detergents, wire brushes, abrasive scourers, metal or sharp utensils to clean
the machine.
NOTE 1. Compared to”Beginner Mode”, there is no page for descaling
instructions before 2nd cycle of descaling in “Master Mode”. 2. This machine
is programmed that when it reaches 50,000mL of poured water(if filtered water
used), it
will prompt a cleaning message. If the user brews coffee with hard water (e.g.
well water), the machine needs to be descaled more frequently, like when total
poured water reaches 20,000mL every time. Specific descaling time depends on
hardness of water. Soft water, for instance, filtered water is recommended for
this machine. Brewing with hard water would faster produce limescale that
lowers performance and life of the pump, or even clogs the water pipes and
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10. Descaling Function
flow meter inside. Every time when the machine pours water inaccurately,
descale it and then try again. If the problem still exists, perform flow meter
calibration, see page 84 Troubleshooting 17. If the problem finally cannot be
solved, contact Gevi Customer Care. Step 1 – To confirm descaling, press” “to
select the”Descaling”mode.
Step 2 – In the diagram o”f Check The Status”, it shows a total amount of
water that has been brewed, the user can choose to”Descale Now”or
descale”Later”.
Step 3 – If the user choose”Descale Now”, follow the instructions to perform
descaling. Fill the water tank with 300mL of water and corresponding amount of
descaler, and place a container under the water spouts , then press
the”Start”button, the machine will skip to next step; if the user
chooses”Later”, the machine will be back to homepage.
Step 4 – The interface shows”Waiting-Descaling”, which means the machine is
performing a descaling cycle. To pause descaling, press”Pause”button and
then”Continue”is shown in the interface. To continue descaling, press
“Continue”button.When the water tank is empty, the pump will stop pumping
water and a”2nd cycle”descaling will be shown in the interface.
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10. Descaling Function
Step 5 – If a 2nd cycle descaling is wanted, perform by referring to the
operations of the”1st cycle”. When the water tank is empty, the pump will stop
pumping water and the interface shows a”Descaling Completed”page.
The”Finished” button can be pressed to return to the homepage.
NOTE 1. After one cycle of descaling, the poured water amount shown on the
“Check The Status”page will not change, whereas after two cycles of descaling,
it will be reset to 0mL. 2. After descaling, all the water will be poured out
and the water pipes are empty. It’s better to add some water in the water tank
and pump out to make sure the water pipes have no air inside. This is good for
the next brew.
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11. Cleaning And Maintenance-Grinder
– Deposits of grinds & oils build up over time, affecting the taste of the
coffee & operation of the integrated Grinder. – If the Grinder is used
frequently (everyday), the Burrs need to be cleaned to ensure best performance
of the integrated Grinder. Regular cleaning helps the Burrs achieve consistent
grinding results, which is especially important when grinding coffee beans for
pour over.
11.1 Every 30 Times of Grinding
– It is recommended that the user cleans the plasma emitters with a soft brush
after every 30 times of grinding.
Plasma Emitters
– To clean the exterior of the machine, wipe with a soft, slightly moist
cloth, and wipe the machine dry after cleaning. – Never use corrosive
detergents, wire brushes, abrasive scourers, metal or sharp utensils to clean
the machine. – Do not clean the bean hopper with water, instead, use a dry
cloth.
11.2 When Required
When there are beans stuck in the grinding chamber or after a long time not
use. – Cleaning the grinding chamber can not be finished on the touch screen.
However, it’s very easy to clean. It can be directly opened by bare hands,
without using any tools. To clean it, follow the instructions as below.
Unmovable Burr Inner Ring Cap
Grinding Chamber Outer Ring Cap
Grind setting Dial
Latch Plate
Spring
Removable Burr
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Cleaning And Maintenance-Grinder
NOTE 1. To prevent the risk of injury, unplug the machine before cleaning. 2.
Do not immerse the electrical parts of the machine in water or other liquids.
3. Don’t use water to clean the grinding part.
Cleaning The Grind Chamber
Step 1 – Long press the power switch to switch off and unplug the machine.
Step 2 – Disassemble the bean hopper from the machine.
Step 5 – Remove the latch plate , removable flat burr and pull it out, also remove the spring from the motor shaft, then the grinding chamber is open.
Step 3 – Grab the outer ring cap and pull it out directly.
Step 6 – Clean the grinding chamber with the cleaning brush. After cleaning, reassemble all the parts to the main unit.
Step 4 – Rotate the inner ring cap counter- clockwise to unscrew it.and remove
the inner ring cap .
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11. Cleaning And Maintenance-Grinder
NOTE When assembling the grinder, do not miss any part, especially the spring,
removable burr and latch plate. Step 7 – Remove any coffee grinds from the
Grind Outlet with the Cleaning Brush and wipe with a damp cloth, wipe dry.
CAUTION To prevent damage to the machine, do not use alkaline cleaning agents,
abrasives or metal scourers.
WARNING Do not immerse the machine in water.
Reassemble the Grinder
Step 1 – Place the spring , removable flat burr and latch plate to the motor
shaft.
Step 2 – Install the grind setting dial, make sure the pin on the back of the
grind setting dial inserted into the micro-switch . Step 3 – One hand hold the
grind setting dial , the other hand clockwise screw the inner ring cap .
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12. Cleaning And Maintenance-Brewer
Step 4 – Grab the outer ring cap and mount it to the grinder when its dot is
aligned with the dot on the grinder.
NOTE Make sure all parts are properly installed to the grinder.
Install the Bean Hopper
– Insert the bean hopper to the grinder’s collar. – Rotate the bean hopper
clockwise to a full lock position. – When the bean hopper is correctly seated,
there will be a”TA”sound.
NOTE If the bean hopper is not installed properly then the micro-switch below
the bean hopper is not activated.The content of fault pops up every two
minutes until the fault is solved.
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12. Cleaning And Maintenance-Brewer
12.1 Every Time
Step 1 – After operating the”Pour coffee”and”Kettle mode”functions, it is
recommended to empty the water tank every time to keep dry. Step 2 – The
machine is in the READY state for all features. Step 3 – On the homepage,
Pres”s “to select the” Kettle Mode”.
Step 4 – Press”
“to select the”Empty Water”function.
Step 5 – Place a glass carafe under the water spouts .
Step 6 – Press”Start”button to execute the”Empty Water”function.
Step 7 – The pump starts to pump water. Step 8 – After finish emptying water,
press the”Finished”button on the”Enjoy The Day”page, the machine will be back
to the homepage.
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12. Cleaning And Maintenance-Brewer
12.2 When Required
– If the brewer is used frequently (everyday), the brewer need to be cleaned
to ensure best performance. – Regular cleaning helps the brewer achieve
consistent brewing results, which is especially important when brewing. – When
the poured water amount is over 50,000mL, a warning will pop up – Poured water
over 50,000mL, it’s time for descaling. Following on-screen instructions, the
user can easily clean the water tank automatically. Please refer to the Page
67-69 “Descaling Function” to arrange descaling.
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Troubleshooting
No
Problem
1
The machine
cannot work.
Possible cause
Solution
The power outlet is not plugged well.
Plug the power cord into a wall outlet correctly, if the machine still does not work, please contact with the authorized service facility for assistance.
Remarks /
2
The bean hopper is not installed properly, or the micro-switch
Clockwise rotate the bean hopper to full lock
The content of fault pops up every two minutes
below the bean (Pop-up message) hopper is not
position.
until the fault is solved.
activated.
1. Please contact with the authorized
service facility for
assistance.
2. Check whether
the grinder is jammed by beans; Clean the grinder
to remove the
The power board jammed beans.
does not detect 3. Check whether The content of
the rotation of the the sensor in the fault pops up
3
grinder motor.
motor (motor speed only one time.
(Pop-up message)
measurement) are
correctly connected
with the power
board .
4. Check whether the lead wire of the grinder motor is reliably connected with the power board.
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13. Troubleshooting
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
1. There is no water Put required amount in the water tank. of water into the
water tank.
– Pump some water
out by using Empty
Water function in
2. All the below cases Kettle Mode before
would possibly lead making coffee.
to a warning:
– To avoid this
– When the water happen,when all
pipe is empty with the water will be
some air inside, like poured out and the 1. Before making
after descaling, a water pipes are coffee each time, it
long time not use empty. It’s better is suggested that
or run out of water to add some water the user dispenses
4
when making coffee in the water tank some hot water to
and so on.
and pump out to rinse filters by using
– A very low brew make sure the water Kettle mode.
(Pop-up message) speed.
pipes have no air 2. The content of
inside. This is good fault pops up only
for the next brew. one time.
3. The flowmeter works inaccurately.
Calibrate the flowmeter, contact Gevi customer care.
Please contact with
4. Water supply system malfunctions.
contact Gevi customer care or authorized service facility for
assistance.
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13. Troubleshooting
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
1. The content of
fault pops up once,
if the user doesn’t
close it manually,
it will close
automatically after
1. Stop grinding 3 seconds and jump
beans for 99s and to the Finished page.
5
Grinding motor over heat protection.
it will be back to normal. 2. Unplug the power
Click Finished button to return to the homepage and
(Pop-up message)
cord and restart it. the fault will pop up again;
2. The content of
fault pops up every
time when using the
grinding function
until the fault is
solved.
1. The content of
fault pops up once,
if the user doesn’t close it manually,
it will close
automatically after
1. Stop grinding 3 seconds and jump
beans for 30min to the Finished page.
Grinding motor over and it will be back Click Finished button
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heat protection.
to normal.
to return to the
2. Unplug the power homepage and the
(Pop-up message)
cord and restart it. fault will pop up
again;
2. The content of fault pops up every
time when using the
grinding function until the fault is
solved.
Please clean the
Descaling indication water tank , refer The content of fault
7
if cumulative poured to the section of pops up every two
water exceeds
Descaling” ” minutes until the
50,000mL.
in FUNCTION
fault is solved.
INSTRUCTIONS.
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Descaling indication Please clean the The content of fault
if cumulative poured water tank , refer pops up every two
water exceeds
to the section of minutes until the
50,000mL.
Descaling” “in fault is solved.
13. Troubleshooting 7 (Pop-up message)
FUNCTION INSTRUCTIONS.
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
The grind setting dial 1Check whether The content of fault
8 8
(Pop-up message) (Pop-up message)
is not installed properly, or the micro-switch(31) bTehheignrdintdhseegttriningddial settiisngnodtiainl stailslendot apcrtoivpaeterldy,. or the micro-switch(31) behind the grind setting dial is not
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pops up every two minutes until the fault is solved.
The content of fault pops up every two minutes until the fault is solved.
activated.
sewrivthictehfeaaciulitthyofroizred
assesirsvtiacnecfea.cility for
assistance.
1. Please contact with the authorized service facility for assistance.
2. Check whether the
The NTC(thermostat NTCthermostat The content of fault
of the water tank of the water tank pops up every two
is disconnected from and the power minutes until the
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the power board. board are correctly fault is solved.
(Pop-up message)
connected.
3. Check whether
the NTCthermostat
of the water tank
is damaged.
1. Please contact
with the authorized
service facility for
assistance.
The connection
2. Check whether
between the NTC there is a short
10
Temperature sensor (thermostat) of the 2 short circuit fault. water tank and
the power board is
circuit between the NTC(thermostat of the water tank
No pup-up message.
short-circuited.
and the power
board.
3. Check whether
the NTC(thermostat
of the water tank
is damaged.
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13. Troubleshooting
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
The detection of
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NTC (thermostat)
temperature of
water tank is
(Pop-up message) above 101.
1. Check whether
the water tank is no water or not prevent from dry burning.
2. Check whether
The content of fault pops up every two minutes until the fault is solved.
the NTC (thermostat
of the water tank
is damaged.
1. Please contact with the authorized service facility for assistance.
2. Check whether
the communication
line between the
touch screen and
The machine does not receive the
the power board is disconnected (RXD line).
The content of fault pops up every two
touch screen data
minutes until the
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packet within
3. Replace the new fault is solved.
specified time. (Pop-up message)
touch screen components to test,
and check whether
the touch screen
motherboard is
works.
4. Replace with a new power board and test to check whether the power board works.
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13. Troubleshooting
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
1. Please contact with the authorized service facility for assistance.
2. Check whether
the communication
line between the
touch screen and
the power board is
The machine does disconnected (TXD The content of fault
not receive the touch line).
pops up every one
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screen data packet
minute until the
within the specified 3. Replace the new fault is solved.
(Pop-up message) time.
touch screen components to test,
and check whether
the touch screen
motherboard is
works.
4. Replace with a new power board and test to check whether the power board is works.
1. Please contact
with the authorized
service facility for
The machine does assistance.
The content of fault
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not receive the data 2. Check whether pops up every two packet of the built-in the communication minutes until the
scale within the line between the fault is solved.
specified time.
built-in scale
(Pop-up message)
main board and the
power board is
disconnected (RXD
line);
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1T3r. oTurobulebslheoshootiontging
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
3. Replace with a
new built-in scale
motherboard
to test and check
whether the
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electronic scale
motherboard is
works.
4. Replace with a
new power board
and test to check
whether the power
board is works.
1. Please contact with the authorized
service facility for
The power board assistance.
The content of fault
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does not detect a 2. Check whether pops up every two valid AC power input the power supply minutes until the
signal. (Pop-up message)
is correctly connected.
fault is solved.
3. The power board
is faulty.
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1T3r. oTurobulebslheoshotoiontging
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
The water tank Press the Start button
hasn’t started to to start heating.
/
heat water.
Water tank
16 cannot heat water.
1. Check the
1. If the machine is
machine’s input connected to a
voltage before
higher voltage, it
plugging it into any will get burnt in
power outlet.
the boiler and
The machine is plugged into a
2. If the machine cannot heat water needs to be plugged anymore though
power outlet with an improper voltage, resulting in boiler damage inside.
into an improper power outlet, make sure an adapter is being used.
other parts may still function normally.
2. If the machine is
3. Please contact connected to a
with the authorized lower voltage, it
service facility for will not function
assistance.
normally.
Making coffee at a 1. Make coffee at
high elevation
a lower elevation,
where the water or
boiling point is
2. Set the water
/
lower than the
temp of your recipe
water temp
lower than the water
required for the boiling point.
recipe
The heater or other Please contact an
parts of the machine failed.
authorized service facility for a
/
ssistance.
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13. Troubleshooting
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
This machine is
programmed that
when it reaches
50,000mL of poured
water ( if filtered
water used ), it will
prompt a cleaning
message. If the user
brews coffee with
hard water(e.g. well
water), the machine
needs to be descaled
more frequently, like
when total poured
water reaches
20,000mL every time.
Specific descaling
time depends on
hardness of water.
Perform descaling Soft water, for
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The machine pours Limescale builds water inaccurately. up in the machine.
to remove limescale instance, filtered by using Descaling water is recomm-
Mode.
ended for this
machine. Brewing
with hard water
would faster produce
limescale that lowers
performance and
life of the pump, or
even clogs the water
pipes and flow meter
inside. Every time
when the machine
pours water inaccu-
rately, descale it and
then try again. If the
problem still exists,
perform flow meter
calibration. If the
problem finally can-
not be solved, contact
Gevi Customer Care.
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13. Troubleshooting
No
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Remarks
Steps to calibrate
flow meter:
Step 1 – Add water
to the MAX marking
of the water tank;
Step 2 – Go to”Saved
Recipes”list, run the
“Calibration”recipe,
take note of how
much of water is
poured out;
Step 3 – Press the
setting icon on
the top-left corner
of homepage;
Step 4 – Hit 8 times
continuously on
the page header;
Step 5 – Choose
No. 08 Flowmeter
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The machine pours Flow meter works water inaccurately. inaccurately.
Perform flow
Calibration;
meter calibration. Step 6 – Input actual
poured water volume
of Step 1, press
Confirm, calibration
finished;
Step 7 – Run the
“Calibration”recipe
to check the result
(repeat Step 2).
If the problem still
exists, contact Gevi
Customer Care.
Failed flow meter
needs to be replaced.
Flow meter malfunctions.
Please contact with the authorized
/
service facility for
assistance.
NOTE Do not take apart the machine personally if the cause of failure is not
found, it’s better to contact a certified serving center.
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14. Product Specifications
Model Name
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 4-in-1 Smart Pour-over Coffee Machine
Touch Screen Main Body Material
Input Voltage
TFT 3.5-in
Food-grade Die-casting Aluminum
220-240V (check the rating label for actual voltage)
Heating System Grinder Motor Burrs Type Burrs Material
910-1090W 150 W / 60Hz / 1500RPM
Flat Burrs SUS420J2
Burrs Diameter Grind Settings
60mm 51-step grind settings
0-10 Espresso 11-20 Aeropress 21-30 Pour coffee 41-40 Filter drip 41-50 French
press
Noise Level (Test Distance 1m)
70-72dB (with Beans)
52dB (without Beans)
Water Tank Capacity
640mL
Water Spouts
Four spouts in total, three of them are in-line, 360° Rotating, Spin Speed is adjustable
Weight Limit of Built-in Scale
Grind Pro mode: 200g Pour Coffee mode: 45g
Scale mode: 2500g
Net Weight
7.65kg
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1T4r.oPurboldeuschtoSoptiencgifications
Dimensions
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 10.0 in x 10.3 in x 17.0 in (Bean hopper installed)
10.0 in x 10.3 in x 14.4 in (Bean hopper removed)
ACCESSORY SPECIFICATIONS
Bean Hopper Capacity
80g
Capacity: Max. 600mL
Glass Carafe
Size: 4.94.97.48in (LWH)
Heat resistance: up to 302
Stainless Steel Filter Paper Filter
Brew Ratio
Reusable
V60 PARAMETER SETTING RANGE
1:1.0~1:99.0 (available range is based on preset
coffee amount each time)
Water Temperature
176~210 (80-99)
Brew Speed
3~9mL/s (adjustable to different water temperatures)
Spin Speed
4 levels, XF(Fastest, 15s/round), F(Fast, 20s/round), M(Medium, 25s/round) and S(Slow, 30s/round)
Pause Time
1~99s
Warm-keeping Time
0-120min
Correct Disposal of this product
This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other
household wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm to the
environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it
responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return
your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the
retailer where the product was purchased. They can take this product for
environmental safe recycling.
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Warranty
This Gevi product is covered by a 12-month replacement or repair warranty
after the order is issued under normal use, and we will provide customer
service to answer technical questions even after 12 months.
In order to make a claim under our warranty, you must have the original proof
of purchasing documentation for the product, including but not limited to
Order Number and QR Code, and present it when requested. This guarantee is
valid for the original retail purchaser from the date of initial retail
purchase and is not transferable.
Upon receipt of your claim, Gevi will seek to resolve your difficulties.
Should your product develop any defect within 12 months of purchase because of
faulty materials or workmanship, we will repair or replace this product or any
component of the product, at our discretion. Replacement will be made with a
refurbished product or component. Refurbished parts may be used to repair the
product.
Our replacement or repair warranty only applies where a defect arises as a
result of faulty material or workm anship during the warranty period. Your
warranty does not cover misuse or negligent handling (including damage caused
by failing to use the product in accordance with this instruction booklet),
accidental damage, normal wear and tear, or lack of maintenance. Do Not
attempt to repair or adjust any electrical or mechanical functions on this
product. Doing so will void this guarantee.
Your warranty does not: cover freight or any other costs incurred in making a
claim, consumable items, accessories that by their nature and limited lifespan
require periodic renewal (such as filters and seals) or any consequential loss
or damage; or
cover damage caused by: – power surges, power dips, voltage supply problems, or use of the product on incorrect voltage;
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15. Warranty
– servicing or modification of the product other than by Gevi or an authorized
Gevi service center; – use of the product with other accessories, attachments,
product supplies, parts or devices that do not confirm to Gevi specifications;
or – exposure of the product to abnormally corrosive condition.
*extend beyond 3 months if the product is used in commercial, industrial, educational or rental applications.
If your warranty claim is not accepted, we will inform you and if requested to
do so by you, repair the product provided you pay the usual charges for such
repair. You will also be responsible for all freight and other costs.
Should your product require repair or service after the warranty period,
contact Gevi after-sales team.
CONTACT INFORMATION For any questions relating to Gevi branded products(coffee
machines, grinders, milk frothers, toasters, air fryers and related
accessories), please contact us through information below: Web:
https://www.gevilife.com E-mail: gevi-home@gevi-home.com Phone: 855-9922-888 FB: https://bit.ly/3pqt61v YT:
https://bit.ly/3fxrFqq
Gevi headquarters Web: www.gevi-tech.com E-mail:
service@gevi-tech.com
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