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USER MANUAL Espresso Perfect Crema Plus BEEM
Elements of Lifestyle
Bedienungsanleitung
User Manual
Mode d'emploi
Open the fold-out page at the beginning and end of the user manual in order to view the illustrations during reading.
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Technical diagram of a coffee maker with numbered parts labeled for identificationInhalt
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Simple line drawing of a circular object with a candle, flame, and stick (no text or symbols)General instructions ..... 25
Safety instructions 27
Startup 30
Appliance description .... 3 0
Instructions for making coffee ..... 3 2
Operation and use 33
Preparation.... 34
Recipes for coffeespecialities ..... 37
After using 38
Cleaning and care 38
Storage 40
Troubleshooting 41
Spare parts and other accessories .. 42
Technical Specifications 43
Dear Customer,
Before using the appliance, please read the instructions contained in this user manual on startup, safety, intended use as well as cleaning and care.
Open the fold-out page at the beginning and end of the user manual in order to view the illustrations during reading.
Keep this user manual in a safe place and pass it on to any future owners together with the appliance.
General instructions
Copyright
This document is copyrighted. Any duplication or reprinting, in whole or in part, and the reproduction of the illustrations, even in modified form, is only permitted with the written approval of the manufacturer.
Notes on environmental protection
The packaging materials used can be recycled. When no longer re-d, dispose of the packaging materials rding to local environmental regula-
This product may not be disposed of in the domestic refuse within the European Union. Dispose of the appli-via communal collection points.
Warranty / Guarantee
In addition to the statutory warranty obligation, BEEM also grants an extended manufacturer's guarantee for some products.
Provided this is granted, the corresponding details for each product can be found either on the product-specific packaging, advertising material or on the BEEM website.
Please visit our website to obtain more information on comprehensive guarantee conditions, available accessories and spare parts as well as user manuals in various languages
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DANGER
This indicates an imminent hazardous situation, which could lead to severe physical injury or death.
Follow these instructions to avoid ▶ danger.
WARNING
This indicates a possible hazardous situation, which could lead to severe physical injury or death.
Follow these instructions to avoid ▶ danger.
CAUTION
This indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which could lead to minor injuries or material damage.
Follow these instructions to avoid ▶ danger.
NOTE
A note contains additional information to simplify the use of the appliance.
Intended use
This appliance is intended for predominantly non-commercial use in closed rooms for the preparation of coffee or espresso using coffee powder or coffee pads, as well as for foaming milk and heating drinks.
Any use other than previously stated is considered as improper use.
WARNING
If not used for its intended purpose and/or used in any other way, the appliance may be or become a source of danger.
Use the appliance only for its intended purpose.
Observe the procedures described in this user manual.
No claims of any kind will be accepted for damage resulting from use of the appliance for other than its intended purpose.
The risk must be borne solely by the user.
Limitation of liability
We assume no liability for damage or follow-up damage in the case of:
failure to observe the instructions in ■ the user manual,
use for other than the intended pur- pose,
improper or unsuitable handling, ■
incorrectly performed repairs, ■
unauthorised modifications, ■
use of non-approved parts or spare ■ parts,
use of unsuitable supplementary or accessory parts.
Declaration of Conformity
BEEM hereby declares that this appliance complies with the fundamental requirements and other relevant provisions of 2006/95/EC and 2004/108/EC and und 2009/125/EC directives.
Safety instructions
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with restricted physical, sensory or mental capabilities or with insufficient experience and/or knowledge unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or have received instructions on the use of the appliance from such a person.
Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appli- ance.
Inspect the appliance for visible signs of damage before use. Do not use a damaged appliance.
Do not leave the appliance unattended during operation.
Only allow repairs to the appliance ■ to be carried out by an authorised specialist or by the works customer service; this particularly applies to replacing a damaged connecting cable. Unqualified repairs can lead to considerable danger for the user. This will also invalidate the warranty or guarantee.
Repairs to the appliance during the ■ guarantee period may only be carried out by service centres authorised by the manufacturer otherwise the warranty or guarantee will become invalid in the event of damage or subsequent damage.
Defective parts may only be replaced with original spare parts. Only original spare parts guarantee that the safety requirements are met.
Do not use this appliance together with an external timer or a separate remote control system.
Never operate the appliance without ■ water, otherwise the appliance will be damaged.
DANGER
Danger from electric current!
Do not use the appliance if the mains cable or mains plug is damaged.
Do not open the housing of the appliance. Danger from electric current if live connections are touched and/or the electrical and mechanical configuration is changed.
Never immerse the appliance or the mains plug in water or other liquids.
Take care when filling the water tank that no water gets inside the appli-ance.
Pull the plug out of the mains socket, if you are not using the appliance, if a malfunction occurs during operation, before you clean the appliance.
Risk of suffocation!
Never play with packaging material. Risk of suffocation.
CAUTION
Possible damage to the surfaces of the appliance
Do not use sharp objects or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the surfaces.
WARNING
Parts of the appliance, in particular the strainer holder and steam nozzle become very hot during operation!
Do not touch the metal part of the strainer holder or the steam nozzle of the appliance during operation.
Only grip the plastic parts of the strainer holder or steam nozzle during use.
Do not point the steam nozzle towards parts of your body or towards other persons.
Before cleaning, allow the appliance to cool down.
Keep all parts of your body away from escaping steam.
Do not move the appliance during operation.
Do not cover the drain pipe in the drip tray in order to allow the steam to dissipate when the pressure is relieved.
CAUTION
Touching the hotplate can cause burning. Always be aware that the hotplate is hot. A sudden unintentional contact could lead to further danger.
Do not touch the hotplate during operation.
Requirements for the place of use
For safe and trouble-free operation of the appliance, the place of operation must satisfy the following requirements:
Place the appliance on a firm, dry, flat, waterproof and heat-resistant surface.
Do not install the appliance in a hot, ■ wet or very humid environment.
The mains socket must be easily accessible and allow fast disconnection in the event of an emergency.
The surface finishes on furniture may contain substances that can be detrimental to the rubber feet of the appliance. If necessary, place a mat under the feet of the appliance.
Select a location that does not allow children to reach the hot surfaces of the appliance.
Electrical connection
For safe and trouble-free operation of the appliance, the following instructions on the electrical connection must be observed:
Before connecting the appliance, ■ compare the connection data (voltage and frequency) on the rating plate with those of your mains power supply. The data must correspond in order to avoid damage to the appliance. If in doubt, ask your electrical appliance retailer.
The mains socket must be protected by at least a 10 A automatic circuit breaker.
Ensure that the mains cable is undamaged and is not laid over sharp edges.
The mains cable must not be pulled ■ tightly, bent or come into contact with hot surfaces.
Route the mains cable to prevent risk of tripping.
The electrical safety of the appliance is only assured when it is connected to a properly installed protective earth (PE) conductor system. Connection to a mains socket without PE conductor is forbidden. If in doubt, the electrical system must be checked by a qualified electrician. The manufacturer assumes no liability for injury or damage caused by a missing or interrupted protective earth conductor.
Startup
Unpacking
Remove the appliance, all accessory parts and the user manual from the box.
Remove all packaging materials and protective foils from the product and the accessories before using it for the first time.
NOTE
Do not remove the rating plate or any warning signs on the appliance.
If possible, keep the original packaging during the guarantee period in order to be able to pack the appliance properly in the event of a guarantee claim. Transport damage will invalidate the warranty or guarantee.
Checking the delivery contents
Check for visible signs of damage or missing items.
Report incomplete or damaged contents to your supplier immediately.
Appliance description
(See illustration on the left fold-out page)
1 Hotplate
2 ON/OFF switch
3 Operating indicator (orange)
4 Selector switch
5 Strainer holder mounting
6a Strainer insert (2 cups)
6b Strainer insert (1 cup, not illustrated)
7 Strainer holder
8 Handle
9 Drip tray
10 Cup rest
11 Measuring spoon
12 Compacting aid
13 Espresso machine
14 Retaining bracket
15 Steam nozzle
16 Standby indicator (green)
17 Water tank
18 Lid
19 User manual (not illustrated)
Power indicators
The appliance is equipped with an operating indicator (3) and a standby indicator (16).
| Indicator Colour Meaning | ||
| Operating indicator (3) | orange | Lights up when the appliance is switched on. |
| Standby indicator (16) | green | Lights up when the appliance is ready for use. |
Selector switch
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Simple line drawing of a circular object with a central rod and three small icons below (no text or symbols)The selector switch can be turned to three positions. The functions of the switch are listed in the following table:
Symbol Position Meaning
 | Left | Making coffee/espresso |
 | Middle | OFF/ready for use |
 | Right | Steam generation |
Switching the appliance on/off
Turn the appliance ON or OFF at the ON/OFF switch (2). The operating indicator (3) lights up when the appliance is switched on.
NOTE
The appliance starts to heat up as soon as it is switched on. When the standby indicator (15) lights up, the appliance is at operating temperature.
Prior to first use
Clean the appliance and the accessories as described in the section Cleaning and care (page 38).
Wipe the appliance and the accessories with a slightly damp cloth.
Install the hot plate (1) and drip tray ◆ (9) with cup rest (10) in the appliance.
Move the selector switch (4) to the middle position ○ and insert the mains plug into the plug socket.
Rinse out the water tank with clean water and fill the water tank (16) up to the — MAX — mark as described in chapter Filling the water tank (page 33).
Place a strainer insert (6) without coffee powder into the strainer holder (7) as described in the section Installing the strainer insert (page 33).
Install the strainer holder (7) as de- described in the section Installing the strainer insert (page 34).
Switch on the appliance as described in the section Switching the appliance ON/OFF (page 31).
Put a suitably-sized large cup or bowl onto the cup rest (10) under the strainer holder (7).
Move the selector switch (4) to the ◆
position and allow the water to run through the appliance.
NOTE
During the first pumping process, ▶ unusual noises may be heard. These noises will stop once the appliance is filled with water.
Move the selector switch (4) to the ◆
middle position ○ and pour out the water when the cup or bowl is full.
Repeat the last steps until roughly half the contents of the water tank has run through the machine.
Empty the drip tray as described in chapter Emptying the drip tray (page 39).
Clean the strainer as described in the section Emptying/cleaning the strainer insert (page 38) and install the strainer holder back into the empty strainer insert.
Instructions for making coffee
Observe the following instructions to make an aromatic espresso or coffee at just the right temperature.
After heating up the appliance, allow ■ hot water to run through the strainer insert and holder.
Preheat your cups on the hot plate. ■
Rinse out cold cups with hot water to ■ preheat them before use.
Allow the empty, cleaned strainer insert with the strainer holder to warm up in the preheated appliance.
If possible, use freshly ground coffee powder to assure optimum flavour.
Experiment with the amount of coffee powder until you find the flavour you prefer. As a general rule, add approx. 7 grammes of coffee powder for one cup of coffee/espresso and approx. 14 grammes of coffee powder for one large cup of coffee or two cups of espresso.
Try various different levels of grinding fineness for the coffee powder. The grinding fineness has an influence on the aroma and the cream of the espresso.
■Press in the coffee powder lightly. If the coffee powder is pressed too firmly, it may become bitter and the percolation time increases.
Fill the water tank with fresh water.
■ Empty and clean the strainer insert after every use.
■Clean and descale the appliance at regular intervals. A dirty and/or scaled appliance impairs the aroma.
Operation and use
Filling the water tank
To fill the water tank (17) of the appliance, proceed as follows:
Open the lid of the tank (18). ◆
Lift out the water tank (17) using the black handle.
Fill the tank with the desired amount of water.
NOTE
Fill the water tank only up to the ▶ — MAX — mark.
Install the tank (17) in the appliance again and close the lid (18).
CAUTION
Do not tilt the water tank when in- stalling. The valve on the underside of the water tank may be damaged.
Make sure that both holders on the upper edge of the water tank are inserted into the recesses on the rear of the appliance.
Installing the strainer insert (image A1)
To install the strainer insert, proceed as follows:
Turn the nib on the wall of the strainer insert (6) towards the handle and insert the strainer insert into the strainer holder (7).
Turn the inserted strainer a quarter-turn to the left or right. The nib prevents the strainer insert from falling out.
Removing the strainer insert (image A1)
To remove the strainer insert, proceed as follows:
Empty the strainer insert (6) as described in the section Emptying/cleaning the strainer insert (page 38).
Turn the strainer insert (6) so that the nib on the wall of the strainer insert is pointing towards the handle and lift the strainer insert (6) out of the holder (7).
Emptying the strainer insert (image B1)
To empty the strainer insert, proceed as follows:
Fold the retaining bracket on the handle of the strainer holder to the front over the edge of the strainer insert.
Knock the used coffee powder out of the strainer insert into the waste container.
Fold back the retaining bracket on the handle of the strainer holder and clean the strainer insert as described in the section Cleaning and care page 38.
NOTE
Use a spoon if the coffee grounds do not fall out.
Removing the strainer holder (image C1)
To remove the strainer holder, proceed as follows:
Turn the handle (8) of the strainer holder (7) to the left until the handle is under the symbol of the strainer holder mounting.
Pull the strainer holder down out of the strainer holder mounting.
Inserting the strainer holder (image C2)
To install the strainer holder, proceed as follows:
Hold the strainer holder (7) using the handle (8) under the symbol of the strainer holder mounting (5) and push the strainer holder into the mounting from below.
Turn the handle (8) of the strainer ◆ holder (7) to the right until the handle is under the symbol 🔒
NOTE
While inserting, take care not to tilt the strainer holder.
Preparation
Making espresso/coffee with coffee powder
To make espresso/coffee with coffee powder, proceed as follows:
Check the water level in the water ◆ tank (17) and add water, if necessary.
Remove the strainer holder (7) and insert the desired strainer insert (6).
NOTE
The deeper strainer insert (6a) can hold coffee powder for 2 cups of espresso or one large cup of coffee. Use the shallower strainer insert (6b) for preparing one cup of espresso/coffee.
Fill the strainer insert (6) with coffee powder to the top and wipe off any excess coffee powder with the handle of the measuring spoon.
NOTE
Do not overfill the strainer insert. An overfilled strainer insert cannot be inserted into the appliance.
Press the coffee powder lightly but firmly using the compacting aid (12).
NOTE
Remove any surplus coffee powder from the edge of the strainer holder in order not to stain the seal of the strainer holder mounting (5).
Insert the strainer holder (7) into the appliance as described in the section Inserting the Strainer holder (page 34).
Place a cup on the cup rest (10) under the strainer holder (7).
NOTE
If you wish to make two cups of ▶ espresso at the same time, place the cups alongside each another on the cup rest so that each cup is filled from one of the openings on the underside of the strainer holder.
Do not leave the appliance unattended. Coffee dispensing does not stop automatically.
Turn the selector switch (4) to the position and allow the freshly-made coffee to run into the cup.
Turn the selector switch (4) to the ◆
middle position ○ when the desired amount of coffee has run into the cup.
Making espresso/coffee with coffee pads (D1, D2)
The appliance can also be used to make coffee using Senseo coffee pads and to make espresso using ESE pads. A wide variety of taste options is available and cleaning of the strainer insert is reduced significantly.
To make espresso/coffee with coffee pads, proceed as follows:
NOTE
Use the shallow strainer insert when making espresso/coffee with coffee pads.
Sales outlets for ESE-Pads can be found on the Internet.
Remove the strainer holder (7) and insert the shallow trainer insert (6b) (image D1).
Place the pad into the strainer insert ◆ as illustrated (image D2).
NOTE
Take care when inserting the pads ▶ that the pad does not lie on the edge of the strainer holder.
Insert the strainer holder (7) into the appliance as described in the section Inserting the strainer holder (page 34).
The rest of the coffee-making process is the same as using coffee powder.
NOTE
Since they are biologically degradable, used coffee pads can be used as compost.
Preparing frothed milk
To froth milk, you need:
■ a container with handle (it must be large enough because milk expands during frothing),
■ refrigerated milk should contain more than 2% fat.
To prepare the appliance for frothing milk, proceed as follows:
◆Empty the drip tray.
Check the water level in the water ◆ tank (17) and top up if necessary. The water is required for the generation of steam.
Switch on the appliance and allow it to heat up.
Direct the steam nozzle (15) of the appliance towards the drip tray or an empty receptacle.
Turn the selector switch (4) to the Steam generation begins and existing condensed water is drained off.
Turn the selector switch (4) to the ◆
middle position ○ as soon as steam escapes continuously from the steam nozzle (15).
To prepare frothed milk, proceed as follows:
Fill the froth container up to approximately one-third with cold milk.
Position the steam nozzle (15) of the appliance so that the steam nozzle can protrude into the foaming receptacle.
Immerse the steam nozzle into the milk in the froth container and turn the selector switch (4) to the position to start frothing.
NOTE
First of all, hold the steam nozzle just under the surface of the milk until the milk in the froth container is lukewarm.
Subsequently immerse the nozzle down to the bottom of the froth container to swirl the milk.
When the frothed milk has the desired consistency, turn the selector switch
(4) to the middle position O and pull out the froth container from below.
Tap the froth container once or twice on a firm surface to condense the frothed milk produced.
- our or skim the frothed milk into the drinking receptacle.
Clean the steam nozzle and the metal tube immediately after use to prevent deposits and clogging of the steam nozzle. Instructions on cleaning can be found in the section Cleaning the nozzle (page 39).
NOTE
When steam generation is switched off, the appliance discharges excess water into the drip tray.
Heating drinks with steam
The hot steam generated by the appliance can be used to heat milk, drinks and water for tea.
Proceed as follows to heat drinks:
Perform the steps described in the section Preparing frothed milk (page 35).
Position the steam nozzle (15) of the appliance so that the steam nozzle can protrude into the receptacle with the drink to be heated.
Completely immerse the steam nozzle into the receptacle and turn the selector switch (4) to the position to allow steam to discharge from the nozzle. The hot steam heats up the liquid in the receptacle.
NOTE
Move the receptacle in circles while steam is discharging to achieve quicker heating.
When the drink has reached the desired temperature, turn the selector
switch (4) to the middle position ○ and remove the receptacle from under the nozzle.
Clean the steam nozzle and the metal tube immediately after use to prevent deposits and clogging of the steam nozzle. Instructions on cleaning can be found in the section Cleaning the nozzle (page 39).
NOTE
When steam generation is switched off, the appliance discharges excess water into the drip tray.
Recipes for coffee specialities
Cappuccino
Cappuccino is normally made from one third espresso, one third hot milk and one third foamed milk.
It is served in a ceramic cup and often decorated with a little cocoa powder sprinkled on the foam.
NOTE
The cup should be well preheated ▶ as preparation takes place in several steps.
To make cappuccino, proceed as follows:
Take the cappuccino cup and make the espresso first.
Place the cup onto the hot plate so that the espresso stays hot.
Pour twice as much milk – compared with the amount of espresso – into the froth container and froth up half the milk. The other half of the milk remains liquid.
Hold back the frothed milk in the froth container with a plastic spatula or a knife and pour the hot milk onto the espresso.
- Scoop the frothed milk out of the froth container and spread a froth topping over the cappuccino.
◆Sprinkle a little cocoa powder onto the frothed milk.
Latte Macchiato
The classic latte macchiato consists of three layers: A bottom layer of hot milk (2/3), a top layer of frothed milk (1/3) and an espresso that is poured through the frothed milk. As fatty milk has a higher density than espresso, the coffee floats on the milk.
The latte macchiato is served in a tall glass with a long spoon.
NOTE
The espresso cup and the glass should be well preheated as preparation takes place in several steps.
To make latte macchiato, proceed as follows:
Pour the milk into the froth container and froth up roughly one third of the milk. The rest of the milk is only heated and remains liquid.
Pour the hot milk and the frothed milk into the glass.
Place the glass onto the hot plate so that the milk stays hot.
Take the espresso cup and make the espresso.
Pour the hot espresso down the side of the glass through the milk froth. The espresso floats on the lower milk layer.
After using
Switch off the appliance and pull the plug out of the mains socket.
Rinse the jug and the accessories used with water.
Clean the appliance and the accessory parts as described in the section Cleaning and care (page 38).
Cleaning and care
Before beginning any work, pay attention to the safety instructions in the section Safety instructions (page 27)!
Cleaning the appliance
Wipe down the housing of the appliance, the hot plate and the cup rest with a damp cloth. Use washing-up liquid to remove any stubborn stains.
Dry all parts of the appliance thor- ◆ oughly after cleaning.
Emptying/cleaning the strainer insert
To empty/clean the strainer insert, proceed as follows:
Take the strainer holder (7) with the strainer insert (6) out of the appliance as described in the section Removing the strainer holder (page 34).
Fold up the retaining bracket (14) on the handle of the strainer holder (image B1).
Hold the strainer insert firmly with the folded up retaining bracket and tap the used coffee out of the strainer insert (6) over the waste bin.
Remove the strainer insert (6) from the strainer holder (7) and rinse out the strainer insert and strainer holder under running water.
Emptying/cleaning the drip tray
To empty/clean the drip tray, proceed as follows:
Remove the cup rest (10). ◆
Raise the drip tray (9) slightly at the front and carefully pull it out of the appliance to the front.
Empty the drip tray and rinse out with warm water.
Clean the cup rest (10) using a damp cloth.
Install the drip tray and cup rest in the appliance again after drying.
Cleaning the steam nozzle
In order to avoid clogging, the steam nozzle must be cleaned after each use. Proceed as follows:
Pull out the plastic attachment of the steam nozzle downwards and rinse it by hand or in the dishwasher.
Align the metal pipe (15) of the appliance with the drip tray and turn the selector switch (4) to the position in order to rinse milk and other residue out of the metal pipe.
Wipe down the metal tube with a ◆ damp cloth.
NOTE
If the metal tube has become ▶ clogged, you can clear the clogging with a wooden toothpick.
Descale the appliance.
In order not to shorten the service life of the appliance and impair the quality of the
◆ coffee, the appliance must be descaled at regular intervals. The intervals between descaling depend on the water hardness
◆ (in the case of hard water after 80 coffees; and soft water after 150 coffees).
◆ To descale the appliance, proceed as follows:
◆ Fill the water tank to the — MAX — mark with water and add citric acid or vinegar essence (approx. 5% acid).
NOTE
If you use a commercially available descaling agent, observe the manufacturer's instructions for use.
Place a fairly large receptacle under the holder holder.
Turn the selector switch (4) to the position and allow a third of the descaling solution to run into the receptacle.
Turn the selector switch (4) to the ◆ middle position ○ and allow the des-caling solution to work for approx. 30 minutes.
Turn the selector switch (4) to the position and allow the rest of the descaling solution to run through the appliance.
NOTE
If the appliance is severely scaled, it may be necessary to repeat the descaling process.
Rinse out the water tank thoroughly and flush out the appliance by allowing two tank fillings of clean water to run through the appliance.
Wash all removable parts with warm water and detergent before preparing espresso again.
Storage
If you do not intend to use the appliance for a longer period of time, clean it as described in the section Cleaning and care (page 38).
Store the appliance and all accessory parts at a dry, clean and frost-free location, which is protected against direct sunlight.
Troubleshooting
The following table will help you locate and eliminate minor faults:
| Fault Possible cause Remedy | ||
| Not plugged in. Insert the mains plug. | ||
| The power indicator does not light up after switching on. | Automatic circuit breaker in electrical distribution board tripped. | Switch on the automatic circuit breaker again. |
| The signal lamp is defective. | Contact customer service. | |
| The automatic circuit breaker in the electrical distribution board trips. | Too many appliances connected to the same power circuit. | Reduce the number of appliances on the power circuit. |
| No fault detected. | Contact customer service. | |
| No water in the tank. Fill with water | ||
| Despite pumping noises, no water comes out of the appliance | Water tank incorrectly installed in the housing | Install the water tank properly. |
| Valve on the water tank is clogged | Clean the valve or allow to be replaced by customer service | |
| Water runs out on the underside of the appliance | Drip tray full Empty the drip tray | |
| Valve on water tank leaking | Contact customer service. | |
| The espresso runs into the cup very slowly | Coffee powder pressed in too firmly. | Press in the coffee powder less firmly. |
| The coffee powder is ground too finely. | Grind the coffee powder less finely. | |
| Strainer holder not correctly inserted | Insert the strainer holder correctly | |
| The coffee runs out on the outside of the strainer holder | The edge of the strainer holder is stained by coffee residue. | Clean strainer holder and strainer insert |
| Seal of the strainer holder holder is soiled | Clean seal of strainer holder holder | |
| Seal of the strainer holder holder is defective | Contact customer service. | |
NOTE
If you cannot resolve the problem with the steps described above, please contact customer service.
Spare parts and other accessories
| Item* Article No. Designation | |
| 4 900 521 001 Selector switch | |
| 10 900 521 006 Cup rest of drip tray | |
| 9 900 521 011 Drip tray | |
| 11+12 900 521 016 Measuring spoon with compacting aid | |
| 17 900 521 021 Water tank (without lid) | |
| 15 900 521 026 Steam nozzle | |
| 7+8 900 521 031 Strainer holder with handle | |
| 6a 900 521 041 Strainer insert for two cups | |
| 6b 900 521 036 Strainer insert for one cup |
* numbering according to the description of the appliance
Technical Specifications
| Model | Espresso Perfect Crema Plus Espresso machine |
| Type number W1.001 | |
| Dimensions | 295 x 205 x 320 mm(H x W x D) |
| Main set approx. net weight 3.7 kg | |
| Operating voltage 230 V~ | |
| Mains frequency 50 Hz | |
| Power 1,350 W | |
| Protection class I | |
| Type of protection IPX0 |
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