ECM S-Automatic 64 Anthracite On-Demand Grinder User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- ECM
Table of Contents
ECM S-Automatic 64 Anthracite On-Demand Grinder
INCLUDED WITH DELIVERY
- 1 Grinder with bean hopper and lid
- 1 Coffee collection tray
- 1 Safety screw fixture for bean hopper
- 1 Instruction manual
GENERAL ADVICE
General safety notices
- Make sure that the local main supply voltage corresponds to the information given on the type plate on the front panel of the coffee grinder.
- Always fasten the bean hopper with the safety screw.
- Carry out the installation of the grinder according to the instructions.
- Plug the grinder into a grounded socket only and do not leave it unattended.
- Unplug the coffee grinder when not in use.
- Always disconnect the machine from the power supply before cleaning, carrying out maintenance work or replacing individual parts.
- Do not roll or bend the power cord.
- If the power cable is damaged, it must be repaired immediately by a qualified technician in order to exclude or avoid any danger.
- Do not use an extension cord/ do not use a multiple socket.
- Place the grinder on an even and stable surface.
- Never place the grinder on hot surfaces.
- Never submerse the grinder into water; do not operate the grinder with wet hands.
- Do not spill liquid on the power plug of the machine or on the socket.
- The grinder should only be used by experienced adult persons.
- The grinder 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 use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
- Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
- Do not expose the grinder to inclement weather (frost, snow, rain) and do not use it outdoors.
- Keep the packing out of reach of children.
- Use original spare parts only.
- Do not exceed the maximum allowable continuous grinding time of 2 minutes. Afterwards, allow the grinder to cool off before the next operation.
If you have any further questions or if you require any further information,
please contact your specialized dealer before starting up the coffee grinder.
Our machines comply with the relevant safety regulations. Any repairs or
changes of single components must be carried out by an authorised specialty
dealer. In case of non-observance, the manufacturer does not assume liability
and is not liable for recourse. Ask for authorised service points outside of
Europe. See page 1 for your specialized dealer’s contact details.
Proper use
The S-Automatik 64 has to be used for whole, unground, roasted, cleaned coffee
beans only. The grinder is not intended for commercial use. Use of the grinder
other than for the above mentioned purpose is strictly prohibited. The
manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damages due to unsuitable use of
the machine and is not liable for recourse.
| This appliance is intended to be used in households and similar applications such as:
· 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
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MACHINE DESCRIPTION
Machine parts
S-Manuale 64
- Bean hopper with lid
- Safety screw fixture
- Lock slide for bean hopper
- Grind level indicator
- Coffee discharge
- Portafilter holder
- Adjustment for grinding level
- Contact spring – grinding
- On/Off switch
S-Automatik 64
- Bean hopper with lid
- Safety screw fixture
- Lock slide for bean hopper
- Grind level indicator
- Coffee discharge
- Portafilter holder
- Display
- Adjustment for grinding level
- Grinding button
- On/Off switch3
Technical data
S-Manuale 64 & S-Automatik 64
- Housing: Polished stainless steel
- Grinding Mechanism: Aluminum
- Burrs: Stainless steel, ø 64 mm
- Capacity bean hopper: ca. 500 g
- RPM: 1400 r/min
- Voltage:
- EU: 230 V
- UK: 230 V
- Australia: 230 V
- New Zealand: 230 V
- US: 120 V
- Japan: 100 V
- Frequency:
- EU: 50 Hz
- UK: 50 Hz
- AU: 50 Hz
- NZ: 50 Hz
- US: 60 Hz
- JP: 60 Hz
- Motor output: 450 W
Grind cycles: T-On: 10 sec. T-Off: 80 sec.
Weight: 6,9 kg net / 7,8 kg gross
Dimensions: H x W x D / 415 x 150 x 245 mm
OPERATION
| · Place the grinder on an even, water-resistant and stable surface.
· Never place the machine on hot surfaces.
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| · Make sure that the local main supply voltage corresponds to the information given on the type plate on the bottom of the grinder.
· Always fasten the bean hopper with the saftey screw.
· Plug the grinder into a grounded socket only and do not leave it unattended.
· Do not roll or bend the power cord.
· Do not use an extension cord/ do not use a multiple socket.
****| Check before initial operation:
· the grinder is switched off.
· the plug is not plugged into the socket.
Now start operating your coffee grinder
Attach the bean hopper and fasten the safety screw included with delivery.
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Fill the bean hopper with roasted Coffee-/ espresso beans.
Open the lock slide.
Plug the electrical cord into an outlet and switch the grinder on. The grinder is now operational.
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Important: Never fill the bean hopper with already ground coffee. Never place a finger or other items into the coffee bean shute, nor the ground coffee discharge funnel.
Emergency Stop Operation:
The grinder may be stopped immediately by activating the On/Off switch
Adjusting the Grind
The grind adjustment should be made while the grinder is operating.
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Turn the machine on. The bean hopper is filled with coffee beans. Open the lock slide by pulling it outward.
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Perform a trial grind by shortly activating the grinding button.
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In case the grind is
a. too coarse, turn the grind level adjuster clockwise (numbers on the scale are getting smaller).
b. to fine, turn the grind level adjuster counter-clockwise (numbers on the scale are getting larger). -
Please use only small steps in adjusting the grind; only ½ turn of the adjuster.
PROGRAMMING & GRINDING
Programming the Individual Portions with the S-Automatik 64
Programming the grinding time for the coffee beans takes place via the
display. The time for a single shot (one portion) is programmed in menu item
t1. The time for a double shot (two portions) is programmed in menu item t2.
Press ‘+’ and ‘-’ simultaneously until ‘t1’ appears on the display.
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Press ‘+’ in order to reach the submenu of ‘t1’.
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Here you can adjust the grind time to a tenth of a second by quickly pressing ‘+’ or ‘-’.
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Wait a short while after adjusting the time until ‘t1’
reappears on the display.
Press ‘-’ so that ‘t2’ is indicated.
If you would like to adjust ‘t2’ only and keep ‘ t1’ unchanged, press ‘-’ on the display immediately after ‘t1’ appears in order to reach ‘t2’ directly.
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Quickly press ‘+’ to increase and ‘-’ to decrease the tenths of a second.
Wait a short while to exit the program.
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Grinding the Portions
Grinding with the S-Manuale 64
**** Grinding starts when the contact spring is being pressed.
Grinding stops when the portafilter is pulled away from the spring.
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Grinding with the S-Automatik 64 – Operating Modes for Grinding
The S-Automatik 64 offers different operating modes for grinding – according
to your demand.
Standard Mode:
In this mode, you can comfortably grind the programmed portions by shortly
depressing the grinding button only once. Just select the desired portion via
the display and start grinding.
Barista-Mode:
This mode allows you to swap between different shots quickly and easily: Just
depress the grinding button once for a single shot and twice for a double
shot. To stop grinding instantly depress the grinding button a total of three
times. For spontaneous manual grinding keep the grinding button presse as long
as you would like to grind.
Manual Mode:
You can also use the S-Automatik 64 as manual grinder by activating the Manual
Mode (Man „On“): Just press the grinding button until the desired amount of
coffee has been ground.
| Standard Mode | Barista Mode | Manual Mode |
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= Starting the grinding process by shortly pressing the grinding button only once for every
dose
| = Spontaneous selection of different doses
Single shot: Shortly press the grinding button once.
Double shot: Quickly press the grinding button twice.
Stop grinding early: Press the grinding button a total of three times.
Spontaneous manual grinding: Keep the grinding button pressed.
| =Grinding manually
(Man „On“). Hold down the grinding button until the desired amount of coffee has been ground.
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Standard Mode
The Standard Mode allows for simple and comfortable grinding of a single or
double shot.
Single Shot
Press:
The line is now on the left side of the display
For one portion tap 1 time briefly on the grinding button with the
portafilter.
Grinding starts and the time runs on the left side of the display backwards
from the preset time t1
When the programmed time for a portion is reached, grinding stops
automatically.
Double Shot
Press:
The line is now on the right side of the display
For two portions briefly tap with the portafilter on the grinding button.
Grinding starts and the time runs on the right side of the display backwards
form the preset time t2
When the programmed time for a portion is reached, grinding stops
automatically.
You can stop the grinding process early by briefly tapping the grinding button. The display will show the remaining time of the preset time that was not required.
TIP: Programming the portions after determining the remaining time.
By determining the remaining time of a portion in the Standard Mode, you can
easily program the grinding times t1 and t2 accordingly.
Single Shot (one portion) is programmed in menu item t1.
Double Shot (two portions) is programmed in menu item t2.
Programming your personal single shots t1
Stop grinding early as desired by pressing the grinding button. After the remaining time appears on the display, call up t1 via the display.
First press ‘ + ‘ and ‘ – ‘ simultaneously until ‘ t1 ’
appears on the display.
Press ‘+‘ in order to reach the submenu of ‘ t1 ’.
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Now you can reduce the remaining time from the preset grinding time ‘ t1 ’
in tenths of a second by quickly pressing
‘-‘ (increase the time again with pressing ‘+‘ )
For example: the preset time ‘ t1 ’ was 4 seconds and your remaining time was 00.5 seconds. This results in the new grinding time ‘ t1 ’ for a portion of
03.5 seconds
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Programming your personal double shot t2
Stop grinding early as desired by pressing the grinding button. After the remaining time appears on the display, call up t2 via the display.
Wait a short while after adjusting the time until ‘t1’
reappears on the display.
Press ‘-‘ so that ‘t2’ is indicated.
If you would like to solely adjust ‘t2’ and keep ‘t1’ unchanged, press ‘-‘ on the display immediately after ‘t1’ appears in order to reach ‘t2’ directly.
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Now you can reduce the remaining time from the preset grinding time ‘ t2 ’
in tenths of a second by quickly pressing ‘-‘ (increase the time again
with pressing ‘+‘ )
For example: the preset time ‘t2’ was 7 seconds and your remaining time was 00.7 seconds. This results in the new grinding time ‘t2’ for two portions of 06.3 seconds
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Barista Mode
The Barista Mode allows to swap between different doses quickly and easly –
just by shortly depressing the grinding button once.
Display Please make sure the display indicates a single line in the
middle.
Grinding is activated by pressing the grinding button.
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Single Shot – Press the button once
In order to get one portion of grounds, simply press the grinding button once briefly with the portafilter.
In our experience it will take about 3.8 to 4.2 seconds to grind for one espresso.
Although, this does depend on the grinding level as well as the coffee beans.
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Double Shot – Press the button twice
In order to get 2 portions, quickly depress the grinding button twice with the portafilter.
In our experience it will take about 5.2 to 6.2 seconds to grind for two espressos.
Although, this does depend on the grinding level as well as the coffee beans.
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Manual Grinding – Keep the button pressed
It is also possible to grind a certain, specific amount of coffee manually. Press the button until the desired amount of coffee has been ground. ‘Man’ appears on the display.
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Stopping the grinding process by pressing the grinding button again
- If required, also the automatic grinding of a single or double shot can also be stopped prematurely:
- To stop the grinding process of a single shot, quickly press the grinding button TWICE.
- To stop the grinding process of a double shot, press the grinding button ONCE.
Manual Mode
The S-Automatik 64 grinder allows for not only automatic grinding, but may be
operated as a manual grinder as well.
In order to activate the manual grinding mode, please follow the instruction
below:
Press ‘+’ and ‘-’ simultaneously until ,’t1’ appears on the display.
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Press ‘-’ twice and ’Man’ will appear on the display.
In order to activate the Manual Grinding Mode, press
‘+’ once or twice until ‘On’ appears on the display.
‘Man’ is now shortly displayed, and then changes quickly to the standby mode. Now, the Manual Grinding Mode is activated.
To grind manually, press the grinding button until the desired amount of coffee has been ground.
Press ‘+’ once or twice until ‘Off’ appears on the display, in order to deactivate the Manual Grinding Mode.
‘Man’ lights up on the display and then changes to the standby mode. Now, the Manual Grinding Mode is deactivated.
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If the Manual Grinding Mode is set to ‘Off’, grinding manually is possible as well. However, the grinder acts temporarily slightly delayed in this mode when the grinding button is kept pushed down.
Display of the Quantity Counter (S-Automatik 64)
The quantity counter (S-Automatik 64 only) will indicate the entire amount of
ground portions to you. Please note that a double shot will count as two
single shots.
Press ‘+’ for a sustained amount of time and keep it pressed. You will reach the quantity counter display automatically.
First the thousands appear (picture 1) then the hundreds appear (picture 2).
Example: 03377 portions
Display pic.1: “003“
Display pic.2: “377”
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CLEANING
We do recommend to clean the grinder on a regular basis in order to keep the grinding mechanism functioning properly and to receive even results. Furthermore, you will prevent old coffee residues in the grinding mechanism to affect aroma and taste.
Cleaning the Grinding Mechanism
We recommend to clean the grinder with our special ECM grinder cleaner every 4
weeks. This special cleaner is made out of food-save materials.
Please proceed as follows (here illustrated with the S Automatic 64):
Empty the bean hopper, for example by grinding the remaining beans or by loosening the safety screw and emptying out the bean hopper.
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PLEASE NOTE: When replacing the bean hopper, make sure that the holes are aligned. Otherwise you will damage the bean hopper if you screw in the safety screw.
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Empty the grinding mechanism by grinding the remaining beans.
Adjust the grind by choosing a coarser setting because the cleaning granules will not be ground otherwise.
Fill the bean hopper with one packet of the grinder cleaner.
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Grind the cleaning granules and catch them with the grinder lid for example.
Fill the ground granules back into the bean hopper.
Repeat this process 3 or 4 times. When the granules turn brown you can throw
them out.
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Unplug the grinder and take off the bean hopper and clean the burrs with a brush. You may use a vacuum cleaner as well.
Clean the bean hopper incl. the lit and set it back onto the grinder.
Make sure that the holes are aligned (see above) before screwing in the safety screw.
Refill the bean hopper with coffee beans.
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Re-adjust the grind setting.
Grind a portion of beans and throw them out.
Your grinder is operational again.
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Cleaning of the Housing and the Bean Hopper
Occasionally clean the housing and the tray with a damp cloth. You should
clean the bean hopper with a damp cloth prior to refilling the hopper in order
to remove coffee oil residues. These residues can negatively effect the
flavour.
Cleaning of the Burrs
- It is very tough to unscrew the burr bracket, due to the fine thread. There is a risk of injury.
- Please make sure no coffee grounds remain in the thread, since it will not be able to be screwed together.
Close the bean hopper with the lid and grind the remaining beans still in the
hopper. Unplug the grinder and unscrew the safety screw of the bean hopper.
Remove the bean hopper. Please note that the hopper latch has to be
closed.
Loosen the screws of the grinder scale with an Allen wrench (2.5mm).
Remove the grinder scale.
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Unscrew the bracket of the upper burr. Please note that it may take some force to do so.
Clean the burrs and the threads with a brush. You may use a vacuum cleaner as well.
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Make sure, before replacing the individual parts, that all components are very clean.
Please make sure that no coffee grounds remain in the threads, since it will not be able to be screwed back together if this is the case. A drop of silicone based oil on the thread and on the O-ring of the removed bracket makes it easier to reinstall the bracket.
For faster assembly, turn the upper burr by hand to the lower one. Then, from this position, back again in about a ½- ¾ turn.
Next reassemble the grinder dial.
Readjust the chosen grind level while the grinder is in use.
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TIPPS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Should a bean become stuck in the grinding mechanism, you may easily fix this yourself.
- Adjust the grind to a coarser degree. Turn the grind adjuster counter-clockwise by two full turns.
- Press the portafilter against the grinding button and grind coffee. The stuck beans should now come loose.
- Re-adjust the grind.
In case the coffee shute of your grinder is plugged due to too fine a grind (depending on temperature, humidity, fat and oil content of the respective coffee), please take the following steps to solve the problem:
- Switch the grinder off, switch in „off“ position. Unplug the power chord.
- Close the side bar of the bean hopper, so that no further beans can drop into the grinding area of the grinder.
- Insert a suitable tool into the grounds shute of the grinder (e.g. an espresso spoon, the shaft of the grinder brush) and entirely clean out the grounds which have plugged the shute.
- The grounds may have collected in the corners of the shute as well and should be cleaned out.
- Remember or note the current grind setting on the number scale. Increase the grind setting by one number, so the beans remaining in the grinding section can pass through without resistance.
- Plug the power chord of the grinder back in and turn on the grinder.
- Start the grinding process as usual by activating the grind switch. The remaining coffee grounds should now come out of the shute easily. Manually clean the entire shute with a suitable tool again (unplug the power cord). Activate the grind switch until no further grounds come out. If need be, manually clean the shute again.
- Open the slide bar of the bean hopper.
- Re-calibrate the grind setting with the grinding time as required during the next few grinds. A coarser grind can be compensated by using more ground coffee or by tamping harder.
In case the grind setting of your grinder changes autonomously after many grinding procedures, it is most likely that vibrations during grinding have caused the bracket of the grind level adjuster to become loose. Please proceed as follows to correct the problem:
- Switch the grinder off and unplug the electrical cord.
- Loosen both screws (2.5mm Allen wrench), that are, or were, holding the grind adjustment bracket.
- Position the bracket as close to the gear wheel as possible and tighten both screws again.
CE CONFORMITY
This product complies with the following directives
- Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
- Low Voltage Directive: 2014/35/EU
- Directive for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC): 2014/30/EU
- Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (ROHS): 2011/65/EU
- Directive 2012/19/EU regarding waste electrical and electronic equipment -(WEEE Reg.-Nr.: DE69510123)
Furthermore, the following regulations were followed:
- Regulation on the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH): 1907/2006/EU.
- Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 regarding materials and objects intended to come into contact with food
- Regulation (EU) No 10/2011 on plastic materials and objects intended for the purpose of coming into contact with food
- Regulation (EC) No 2023/2006 on good manufacturing practice for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food
For compliance, the following harmonized standards have been applied:
- EN 60335-1:2012 + AC:2014 + A11:2014 + A13:2017 + A1:2019 + A2:2019 + A14:2019
- EN 60335-2-15:2016 + A11:2018
- EN 60335-2-64:2002 + A1 +A2
- EN 55014-1:2017
- EN 55014-2:2015
- EN 62233:2008
- IEC 60335-1(ed5) +A1 +A2
- IEC 60335-2-64:2002 +A1 +A2
DISPOSAL
WEEE Reg. No.: DE69510123
Th is product complies with EU Directive 2012/19/EU and is registered
according to WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment).
MAINTENANCE
Any repairs or changes of single components must be carried out by an authorised specialty dealer. If your burrs have to be replaced (usually after grinding 400-500 kg of coffee), please also contact your authorized specialty dealer.
RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES
For a perfect coffee result a good espresso coffee machine and coffee grinder
are as important as a good coffee. Our professional espresso coffee machines
are the best basis to achieve this result. Tamper and tamping station are
recommended to assure constant pressure on the coffee grounds. The coffee
knock box perfectly complements your espresso coffee machine and your
grinder.
References
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