Rowenta ES320010 Espresso Machine Opio Instruction Manual

Rowenta ES320010 Espresso Machine Opio

DESCRIPTION

• a. Water compartment lid
• b. Detachable water compartment
• c. Filter storage
• c1. Filter for ground coffee (1 cup) and soft pod.
  • c2 . Filter for ground coffee (2 cups)
• d. Measuring spoon
• e. Removable cup tray
• f. On/off switch
• g. On/off indicator light (red)
• h. Coffee function switch
  • h1. Espresso reheating position
  • h2. Espresso position
  • h3. Coffee indicator light (green)
• i. Steam function selector switch
  • i1. Position O
  • i2. Steam reheating position
  • i3. Steam position
  • i4. Steam indicator light (green)
• j. Filter holder
• k. Steam nozzle
• l. Drip tray grid
• m. Drip tray

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Before plugging your device in, check that the power voltage indicated on the nameplate of the appliance corresponds to that of your mains installation. Only use an earthed socket to plug the machine in.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read the instructions for use carefully before using your appliance for the first time:
This product has been designed for domestic use only. Any commercial use, inappropriate use or failure to comply with the instructions, the manufacturer accepts no responsibility and the guarantee will not apply.

•  Only use an earthed socket to plug the machine in. Check that the power voltage indicated on the nameplate of the appliance corresponds to that of your mains installation.
• Do not put your appliance down on a hot surface (hotplate, for example) or close to a naked flame. Place it on a flat and stable heat-resistant surface.
• Do not remove the filter holder containing the ground coffee while the water is going through, because the appliance is under pressure at that time.
• Do not use the appliance if the drip tray and the grid are not in place.
• Remove the plug if a problem occurs as the coffee is passing through, or before you clean the appliance.
•  Never unplug the appliance by pulling on the cord, and do not run the cord over a sharp edge or the corner of a piece of furniture.
• Ensure that the cord, and your hands, do not touch the hot parts of the appliance (cup hot plate, filter holder, steam nozzle).
  • Never immerse your appliance in water.
• Keep the appliance out of the reach of children and do not leave the power cord hanging.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
• Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• Refer to the instructions for descaling your appliance.
• Do not turn the appliance on if it is damaged or not functioning correctly, or if the cord is in poor condition.
• In case of a fault with the cord or any other specific component, they must be replaced by an authorized service center to avoid danger. For your safety, under no circumstances should the appliance be opened by you.
• Do not expose the appliance to temperatures below freezing because the water contained within could damage it.
• Unplug the machine when not in use.
• This appliance is intended to be used in households only.
• It is not intended to be used in the following applications, and the guarantee will not apply for :
  • staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environments;
  • farmhouses;
  • by clients in hotels, motels and other residential type environments;
  • bed and breakfast type environments.

BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME

Before using your espresso machine for the first time, clean all the accessories in soapy water and dry them.
Rinse them as follows:

• Open the lid (a) and remove the water tank using the handle (fig. 1).
• Fill the tank (b) with cold water and place it firmly on the machine, making sure it is firmly in place, and close the lid (fig. 2 et 3). nsert and turn the filter holder to the right (fig 7).
• Place a container of sufficient volume under the filter holder.
• Turn the appliance on (fig. 4).
• The “On/Off” light stops (g) stops flashing and turns on.
• Without waiting, turn the Coffee function selector (h) to the position (h2) and let all the water in the tank drain out (Fig. 5). During this first use, the system must fill up and the water does not flow immediately.
• If necessary, to empty the water from the container, you can interrupt the flow by turning the coffee function selector switch (h) to the position (h1).

MAKING AN ESPRESSO

WITH ESPRESSO GROUND COFFEE:

• Fill the tank with cold water and place it firmly on the machine, making sure it is firmly in place, (fig. 1, 2 and 3).
• Place the filter (c.1) for 1 cup or the filter (c.2) for 2 cups in the filter holder (j) (fig. 6).
• using the measuring spoon (d), fill the filter with ground coffee. (1 dose = 1 cup, 2 doses = 2 cups) in the filter.(fig 8, 9)
• Remove the coffee which remains around the filter.
• Insert and turn the filter holder to the right (fig 7).
• Place one or two espresso cups under the filter holder. As soon as the device reaches the required temperature, the coffee light (h3) stops flashing.
• Turn the coffee function selector switch (h) to the position (h2).
• When the cups are filled to your liking, turn the switch to the logo position (h1).
• Remove the filter holder by turning it to the left .
• To eject the spent coffee, turn the filter holder over, holding the filter by the tab so that the spent coffee does not fall out
  (fig 11). For the best results, we recommend that you preheat the accessories (filter holder, filter and cups) following the steps above without using ground coffee.
  Warning! Do not remove the filter holder when the Coffee function selector switch (h) is in position (h2), and the coffee is flowing.

WITH SOFT PODS:
Besides coffee, this machine can also work with espresso ground coffee pods.
There are two types of espresso pods commercially available:

• Soft pods (71mm) for filter (C1).
• Place the espresso pod in the filter (c1). Be sure to place all the paper inside the filter holder, to avoid leaks and get a good result in the cup.
  • Insert and turn the filter holder to the right (fig.7).
  • Then follow the procedure for preparing an espresso with espresso ground coffee.

STEAM FUNCTION AND

MAKING A CAPPUCCINO
You can use the steam nozzle to froth milk. Foamy milk is obtained by placing a container of very fresh, cold milk under the steam nozzle. It can then be added to espresso to make a cappuccino.
To avoid the formation of excessive pressure inside the filter, you should remove the filter holder before using steam.

SYSTEMATIC PURGE OF THE STEAM CIRCUIT:
Each time before you make frothy milk, you must purge the steam circuit:

• Place an empty container under the steam nozzle (k).
• Turn the Steam function selector switch (i) to position (i2) (fig. 12). The Steam light (i4) comes on.
• Turn the Steam function selector switch (i) to position (i3) (fig. 13) in order to purge the circuit.
• When all the water inside the circuit has been emitted, turn the Steam function selector switch (i) back to the to the position (i2).(fig. 12) (i2).
  • Remove your container.
  • Your device is ready to froth milk.

FROTHING MILK:

• Place the nozzle in the container of very fresh cold milk (100 ml) without touching the bottom and turn the steam function selector switch (i) to the “ ” position (i3) (fig. 13). Keep the nozzle in this position for 15 seconds.
• Progressively lower and tilt your container so that the steam nozzle comes right to the surface of the milk.
• Once the desired quantity of froth has been obtained, turn the Steam function selector switch (i) back to the “O” position (fig. 15). The appliance automatically cools down (pump noise). At the end of this operation, the Coffee indicator lamp (h3) comes on. Hot water flows into the drip tray (m).
• Your appliance is ready to make an espresso and finalise your cappuccino. After the steam has stopped, quickly and carefully clean the steam nozzle with a damp sponge (so that the residue does not stick). Place a container of water under the steam nozzle and repeat the milk frothing process in order to clean the nozzle out properly. To unblock the hole in the steam nozzle outlet, you may use a needle.
  IMPORTANT!
  Caution! The steam nozzle is still hot! Careful you don’t burn yourself!

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

OF THE APPLIANCE:
Make sure the coffee machine is unplugged and completely cooled down before you begin to clean it.
The removable parts can be cleaned using a cloth and gentle washing-up liquid. water. Do not immerse the coffee machine in water or any other liquid.

OF THE FILTER HOLDER HOUSING:
Using a damp cloth, regularly clean the filter holder housing in order to remove any coffee residue which may be stuck there.
To prolong the life of the percolation head gasket seal, do not put the filter holder back into place if the coffee machine is not to be used for a long time.

OF THE DRIP TRAY:

The drip tray must be emptied after each time the appliance is used. If multiple espressos are prepared one after another, it should be emptied from time to time (every 6 cups of espressos approximately) (fig.17). The presence of water is normal and is not the sign of a leak. If necessary, clean the drip tray (m) and its grid (l) with water and a little gentle washing-up liquid, rinse and dry. Make sure the drip tray is put back into place properly (fig. 18).
Caution! Do not put any of these parts into the dishwasher.

DESCALING

The warranty does not cover appliances that become faulty because the descaling operations have not been carried out periodically.
The coffee machine must be descaled regularly as follows:

• Fill the tank with a mixture composed of three parts water for one part white vinegar or a mixture of ½ litre of water and a packet of descaler (both white vinegar and descaler can be purchased from hardware stores). Place a container under the filter holder. Turn the appliance on (fig 4).
• Allow around one-third of the liquid to flow from the tank by turning the Coffee function selector (h) to the position (h2).
• Stop the appliance by pressing the On / Off switch (fig. 4), leaving the switch (h) on the position (h2).
• Wait for 10 to 15 minutes to let the descaler work.
• Then turn the appliance back on by pressing the On/Off switch again and let the rest of the water run from the tank.
• Finally, carry out 2 machine rinse cycles with a full tank of water in order to flush the descaler out. Regular descaling of your appliance is a guarantee of an extended lifetime. The frequency with which you need to descale your appliance depends on the hardness of your water and the way you use the coffee maker. You will find a summary table below setting out the descaling frequencies depending on hardness of water and degree of use.

Number of coffees per week| Soft water (<19°th)| Hard water (19°- 30°th)| Very hard water (>30°th)
---|---|---|---
Less than 7| Every 6 months| Every 4 months| Every 3 months
From

7 to 20

| Every 4 months| Every 3 months| Every 2 months
Over 20| Every 3 months| Every 2 months| Every month

In case of doubt about the hardness of your water, descale your device every two months.
Note: No repair to a coffee machine because of: failure to carry out descaling due to excessive scaling will be covered by the warranty.
IMPORTANT: The chemicals in descaling products can damage work surfaces (marble or stone) or any other surface with which they come into contact.

GUARANTEE

Your appliance is supplied with a guarantee but any incorrect connection, handling or use other than those described in the instructions will invalidate this guarantee.
This product has been designed for domestic use only. Any commercial use, inappropriate use or failure to comply with the instructions, the manufacturer accepts no responsibility and the guarantee will not apply.
No repairs due to scale are covered by the guarantee.

 REPAIRS

If your device fails, send it to an approved service center.
Never dismantle the appliance! (In the event that you dismantle it, the warranty will no longer be valid).
If you have any product problems or queries please contact our Customer Relations Team for expert help and advice.

Helpline:
0845 602 1454 – UK
(01) 677 4003 – ROI
or consult our website: www.rowenta.co.uk

ANSWERS TO POSSIBLE PROBLEMS

Descale the coffee machine.
Wait for the coffee preheating light to come on.
The coffee does not flow through or flows very slowly. The flow is considerably reduced or the water does not pass through.| Ensure that there is water in the tank and that the tank is correctly fitted.
Ensure that the filter holder is correctly fitted.
Put less coffee in the filter.
Use a coarser grind or tamp the grind down less.
Descale the coffee machine.
Clean and check your coffee filters.
The coffee overflows from the filter holder.| Ensure that the filter holder is correctly locked.
Clean the percolation head gasket seal (cleaning section) or have it replaced if necessary.
Check that the soft pod is correctly fitted: no paper outside the filter.
The espresso does not have enough crema on the top.| Try using a finer grind or one that is fresher.
Tamp the grind down more firmly.
Check that the soft pod is correctly fitted: no paper outside the filter
No steam.| Check that the steam nozzle is not blocked.
Check that there is water in the tank.
The pump makes too much noise.| Ensure that there is water in the tank and that the tank is correctly fitted.
The milk does not froth enough.| Wait for the steam preheating light come on.
Use cold fresh milk.
Ensure that the nozzle is clean and not blocked.
Ensure that you purge the steam circuit before frothing.

END-OF-LIFE ELECTRONIC PRODUCT
Environment Protection
Your appliance contains valuable materials which can be recovered or recycled. Leave it at a local civic waste collection point..

References

• rowenta.co.uk
• Rowenta USA | Garment Steamers, Steam Irons & Humidifiers

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