ES 11108 - Coffee machine Heru - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ES 11108 Heru

Safety Instructions 21

Special Safety Instructions 22

Product Description 24

Settings 25

Before First Use 26

BrewingEspresso 28

Brewing Cappuccino (Frothing milk for Cappuccino) 30

Brewing Coffee 31

Cleaning and Maintenance 33

Dscaling 34

Trouble-Shooting 35

Disposal Instructions 36

Technical Data 37

3in1 ESPRESSO COFFEE CAPPUCCINO MAKER ES 11108 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Before use, please read these instructions carefully and keep them in a safe place for future reference. When passing on the appliance to a third person, make sure to include these instructions for use.

Intended use: This appliance is intended for brewing coffee, espresso and cappuccino for private use only. It is not suitable for commercial use.

Only use this appliance for its intended use as described in this instruction manual.

In order to avoid any risks or hazards possibly involved in the use of electric appliances, closely follow the below safety instructions.

Safety Instructions

• Manufacturer takes no responsibility for any damage caused by incorrect use.
• Incorrect or improper use can damage the appliance and cause injuries to the user.
• Before connecting this appliance to the mains, make sure your local voltage matches the technical data of the appliance. Otherwise the appliance may overheat and get damaged.

• Caution! Danger of electric shock!

• Never put the appliance, cord or plug into water or any other liquid.

• Do not use the appliance near a sink or wash basin.
• Do not use the appliance with wet hands.
• Do not use the appliance outdoors.

An electric appliance is not a toy!

• Never leave the appliance unattended during use.
• 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 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.
- Always unplug your appliance when it is not in use, when changing accessories, and before cleaning.
Always pull the plug - not the cord.
- Keep the motor unit and the cord well away from any hot surfaces to avoid any damage to the appliance.
- Make sure the cord may not inadvertently be pulled or cause anyone to trip when in use. Do not allow the cord to hang over sharp edges.
- Do not bend the cord or wind it round the appliance.
- Do not use the appliance,
- if the cord is damaged.
- in case of malfunction.
- if the appliance was dropped or is damaged otherwise.

Have it checked and, if necessary, repaired by a qualified person. Never attempt to make any modifications to or repair the appliance yourself.

• Only use accessories evaluated for use with this appliance.
• Never attempt to drive any objects into the appliance.
• Never attempt to open the housing yourself!

Special Safety Instructions

• Place the product on a flat, even and heat-resistant surface.
• Never operate the appliance without water.
• Do not pour liquid other than water or the respective cleaning solution (see Descalig) into the water tank. Never attempt to heat any other liquids in it. Fill the water tank with cold water only. Never use sparkling water.
• Do not move entire unit during operation. Scalding hazard!
• Do not touch hot surfaces. Burning hazard!

Operating Instructions

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• During use, never open the top lid of the appliance as hot water and steam are emitted. Scalding hazard!
• Allow 3in1 coffee maker to cool before putting on or taking off parts and before cleaning it.

Coffee Maker:

• The carafe is designed for use with this coffee maker only. It must never be used on a range top, in the microwave or any other oven!
• Never place the hot carafe on a cold or wet surface.
• Never leave the empty carafe on the hotplate when it is still on. It may shatter!
• Keep lid on carafe while brewing coffee and serving it; only then does the drip stop work and, respectively, will the coffee keep its temperature.
• At all times before brewing coffee, remember to place carafe onto hotplate.
• During use, never open the top lid of the filter and the water tank as the backflow of water may damage the appliance.
• Allow filter basket to cool before removing it from coffee maker.

Espresso Maker:

• Before brewing espresso, make sure the filter holder is locked securely in place as the unit operates under pressure.
• To ensure there is no residual pressure built-up, allow espresso maker to cool before removing the filter holder, putting on or taking off parts and before cleaning the unit. Never attempt to remove the filter holder during brewing!
• When knocking out coffee grounds, be careful not to strike the filter holder hard against sharp edges. This could damage the filter holder.
• Never aim the steam jet dispensed from the steam nozzle toward yourself or any other person: Danger of serious burns! Place a vessel underneath the steam nozzle.

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Product Description (Fig. 1-3)

1 Top lid
2 Cup warmer
3 Steam release knob
4 Filter holder with clip
5 Steam nozzle with frothing device
6 Detachable drip tray with drip plate
7 Filter for 1 cup of espresso
8 Filter for 2 cups of espressor
9 Filter for coffee pods
10 Measuring spoon
11 Hotplate
12 Carafe
13 Water tank

14 Control panel
15 LCD display
16 Filter basket
17 Boiler outlet
CONTROL PANEL (14)
A AUTO/CAfé button to operate the coffee maker
B PROG button, for programming the settings
C, hours/minutes up
D v, hours/minutes down
E / button, to select 1 or 2 cups of espresso or coffee pods
F ESPRESSO button

The ES 11108 3in1 Espresso Coffee Cappuccino Maker is a combination of elegant style and functionality - or of coffee maker and espresso machine, as it serves either 1 or 2 cups of espresso or a carafe full of fresh drip coffee.

As a coffee maker, it features all the advantages of modern kitchen equipment among which an automatic drip-stop, a hotplate and a programmable keep-warm function for up to 5 hours.

As an espresso maker, different filter baskets make the appliance suitable for use with ground coffee or common coffee pods. The steam nozzle can froth milk and turns your espresso into a savoury cappuccino in almost no time. Preferably, you enjoy it in a pre-heated cup from the integrated cup warmer.

An easy-to-read control panel helps you to perfectly operate the machine.

Operating Instructions

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Settings

It is possible to set the following functions:

Automatic start of coffee brew cycle
Duration of keep-warm function
Clock

Selecting the Functions

Press PROG button (B) repeatedly to cycle through the functions to be set: Automatic start of coffee brew cycle Duration of keep-warm function Clock Exit setting ... (Selection starts from the beginning)

- Setting the Automatic Start of the Coffee Brew Cycle

1. Press PROG (B) to select this function.
2. The hours of the clock and AUTO start flashing on the display (15).
3. Use the arrow buttons / (C/D) to adjust the hours. (As the clock has a 12-hours display, AM or PM is shown alternately to indicate the time of the day.)
4. Press PROG (B) once more. Now the minutes are flashing.
5. Adjust the minutes with the / buttons (C/D).
6. Press PROG (B) again. Programming of the time at which the brew cycle is to start automatically is complete now.

ATTENTION! For filling in water and coffee, and for information on how to activate the automatic brew cycle, it is essential to follow the instructions under Brewing Coffee!

Now, the single-digit hour indicator of the keep-warm function is flashing on the display ...

- Setting the Duration of the Keep-Warm Function

1. Select the required number of hours (1-5 hours) using the buttons (C/D).

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1. Press PROG (B) again to store the setting into memory.

Now the hours of the clock are flashing again on the display as well as the word CLOCK...

- Setting the Clock

1. Adjust the hours with / (C/D). (As the clock has a 12-hours display, AM or PM is shown alternately to indicate the time of the day.)
2. Press PROG (B) once more to confirm your setting. The minutes start flashing.
3. Adjust the minutes with / (C / D) .
4. To confirm and store press PROG (B) once again. Now the display shows the current time of the day. The colon (":") between the hours and minutes flashes to indicate that the clock is running and you have left the Settings mode. CLOCK shows permanently.

Before First Use

• Unpack the appliance.
• Before first use, clean the carafe (12), filter basket (16), filter holder (4) and filters (7-9) thoroughly in warm soapy water, rinse and dry. Please note: To remove the filter basket, open the top lid (1), lift the spout (Fig.5) and press the release knob next to the filter. The filter basket disengages and can be removed. When re-inserting it, make sure it engages (audibly clicks into place).
• Before using your appliance for the first time or after longer periods of non-use, clean it by rinsing with water without adding any coffee grounds. Proceed as follows:

Step 1: Espresso/Cappuccino Maker

1. Fill cold water into the water tank (13). For this purpose it is possible to detach the water tank (Fig.4): Open the top lid (1) and lift out the tank. Fill it to the maximum level and re-insert it into the coffee maker. Make sure, it engages. Only if the lid (1) can be fully closed (you will hear a slight click), is the water tank in place!

Operating Instructions

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1. Place a filter (7, 8 or 9) into the filter holder (4).
2. Insert the filter holder (4) into the appliance: Hold the filter holder in a horizontal position. The handle clip is flipped back and lies flat on the handle. The handle points to the left (towards the carafe). Gently lift the filter holder into the boiler outlet (17) and turn the handle to the right as far as possible. Check that the filter holder is locked in place.

Please note:

The filter holder must sit firmly in the boiler outlet to avoid that water leaks from the filter during brewing.

1. Place a sufficiently sized container under the filter holder (4).
2. Close the steam release knob (3) (Set it to ).

Press / (E). A green pilot light will light up. The pilot light of the ESPRESSO button (F) flashes.

Press ESPRESSO (F). You have now switched on the pump and the brewing system will fill with water.

Please note:

When using your espresso maker for the first time, the noise might be louder than usual. This is quite normal and attributable to air inside the brewing system. Noise will drop to the usual level after a few seconds.

1. When water drips from the filter holder, the system is filled with water. Press ESPRESSO (F) again to switch it off.
2. Let the water in the appliance continue to heat up. When the ESPRESSO pilot light is off, press ESPRESSO (F) again and let 1 cup of water drip through. After that, the appliance stops automatically. Repeat this procedure and let 2-3 cups of water drip.

Step 2: Steam Nozzle

1. Place a container under the steam nozzle (5).
2. Set the steam release knob (3) to
3. When the ESPRESSO (F) pilot light is off, slowly turn the steam release knob (3) to MAX and let some steam escape for approx. 10 seconds.
4. Close steam release knob (3) again.
5. Press & / (E), until its pilot light is off.

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Step 3: Coffee Maker

Clean the coffee maker before first use by brewing two full carafes of tap water. Do not put any coffee in the filter for this initial cleaning.

1. Open the top lid (1).
2. Fill the water tank (13) to the maximum level, as described in Step 1: Espresso/Cappuccino Maker, no.1, and insert the filter basket (16) into the appliance. It must engage audibly.
3. Fold down the spout (Fig.5) and close the lid (1). It must engage, too.
4. Place the carafe (12) onto the hotplate (11).
5. Switch on the coffee maker by pressing AUTO/CAfé (A) twice.
6. When all the water has dripped into the carafe, turn the coffee maker off by pressing AUTO/CAFE (A), let it cool for approx. 10 minutes and repeat the above procedure with fresh water.

Cleaning before first use is now complete. Your appliance is now ready for brewing coffee, espresso, cappuccino to your taste.

Brewing Espresso

Espresso is much stronger and more aromatic than normal coffee and is drunk out of small cups. It is prepared by forcing hot water under pressure through ground coffee or coffee pods. This produces the delightful black coffee with the stimulating effect. Apart from its characteristic flavour, the hallmark of espresso is the typical formation of a splendid froth, called crema. This requires a high pressure and the use of genuine, properly roasted espresso coffee beans which have been correctly ground.

If you do not use ready-ground espresso coffee, grind the coffee beans in a coffee mill at a medium to fine setting.

1. Fill the water tank (13) with fresh cold water. (see Before First Use, Step 1: Espresso/Cappuccino Maker, no.1)
2. Fully turn the steam release knob (3) to

Operating Instructions

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1. Press / (E), to select the desired espresso setting:

Press once: 1 cup of espresso, pilot light is green.

Press twice: 2 cups of espresso, pilot light is red.

Press 3 times: 1 cup of espresso with coffee pod, pilot light is blue.

Press 4 times: Espresso function is off.

1. Press ESPRESSO (F). The pump is on. The ESPRESSO pilot light flashes. When water drips from the boiler outlet (17), the brewing system is filled with water.
2. Then press ESPRESSO (F) again to turn it off. When the appliance has reached its required temperature, the ESPRESSO pilot light goes off.
3. Put the espresso cups onto the cup warmer (2) to warm them.
4. Insert the respective filter (7, 8 or 9) into the filter holder (4).
5. Fill the filter with 1 or 2 measuring spoons of ground coffee and slightly tamp it with the tamper at the lower end of the measuring spoon. However, make sure not to press too hard, as the espresso will then drip very slowly.

Please note:

Tamping the coffee should rather serve to distribute the ground coffee evenly in the filter.

This machine is also designed for using standard coffee-pods, which need to be placed into the respective filter (9).

1. Insert the filter holder (4): Hold the filter holder in a horizontal position. The handle clip is flipped back and lies flat on the handle. The handle points to the left (towards the carafe). Gently lift the filter holder into the boiler outlet (17) and turn the handle to the right as far as possible. Check that the filter holder is now locked in place.

Please note:

The filter holder must sit firmly in the boiler outlet to avoid that water leaks from the filter during brewing.
10. Place 1 or 2 cups under the filter holder. (When using coffee pods, 1 cup only.)
11. When the ESPRESSO pilot light (F) is off, press the ESPRESSO button.

1. When approx. 60ml of espresso have dripped into the cup(s), the machine stops automatically. However, it is possible to stop the process anytime earlier by simply pressing the ESPRESSO button (F) again.
2. After a short cooling time, remove the filter holder (4) (step 9 in reverse order). Flip the handle clip forward and knock the coffee grounds or coffee pod out of the filter. ATTENTION! When knocking out coffee grounds, be careful not to strike the filter holder hard against sharp edges. This could damage the filter holder.
3. Thoroughly clean the filter (7-9).

Repeat procedure for another cup of espresso.

Brewing Cappuccino

Steam can be used to make the milk frothy for a cappuccino or for heating liquids. The temperature required to produce steam being higher than that necessary to make an espresso, the espresso should always be prepared first, because otherwise the coffee might be burnt.

Therefore, first brew espresso coffee using a larger cup.

Frothing Milk for Cappuccino

1. Pour about 200ml of skimmed milk into a high narrow container that fits under the steam nozzle (5).
   Please note: Milk must be fresh and cold (no older milk!), the container should be cooled, too.
2. To switch on, press / (E).
3. Press ESPRESSO (F). Wait until water starts dripping from the boiler outlet (17). The brewing system is filled. Then press ESPRESSO (F) again to switch off. The ESPRESSO pilot light flashes.
4. When the ESPRESSO pilot light is off, hold the container under the nozzle so that it is fully dipped into the milk.
5. Slowly open the steam release knob (3) - turn towards MAX - not moving the container. The nozzle must not touch the bottom of the container.
6. As soon as the milk is frothy (about 10-30s), return the steam release knob (3) to the setting.

Operating Instructions

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1. Spoon the frothed milk onto the espresso. Add some hot liquid milk. Traditionally, a cappuccino is made of 13 coffee, 13 hot milk and 13 frothed milk.

Add some sugar to taste and, if desired, sprinkle a little powdered chocolate on top of the froth.

Your cappuccino is done.

1. Now hold an empty container under the nozzle (5) and briefly open the steam release knob (3) to eliminate milk residues from inside the nozzle.
2. Re-set the steam release knob (3) to
3. Thoroughly clean and rinse the nozzle (5) and its frothing device after each use (see Cleaning and Maintenance).

Brewing Coffee

Before you prepare the brew cycle, please note that it is possible to either pre-programme brewing or to start brewing immediately.

Pre-programmed start:

Press AUTO/CAFE (A) once to activate the Automatic Start. AUTO flashes on the display. At the preset time (see Settings) the appliance switches on, the AUTO/CAFE pilot light lights up and brewing starts. During the brew cycle, AUTO keeps flashing on the display.

Immediate start:

Press AUTO/CAFE (A) twice. Brewing starts immediately. The AUTO/CAFE pilot light is on during brewing. Press AUTO/CAFE again to switch the appliance off.

ATTENTION! It is not possible to brew coffee and espresso at the same time!

You can stop the brew cycle before it is complete anytime by pressing AUTO/CAFE (A). The pilot light goes off.

The Brew Cycle

Important! Keep the lid on the carafe while brewing. The drip stop will not operate without the lid.

1. Open the top lid (1).
2. Fill the water tank (13) with fresh cold water. (See Before First Use, Step 1: Espresso/Cappuccino Maker, no.1). Markings on the tank or carafe indicate the level of water required to brew the desired number of cups. Never exceed the MAX filling mark (water tank), but make sure water is at least up to MIN mark for each brew cycle.
3. Lift the spout (Fig.5) and insert a standard #4 cone shaped paper filter (not included) in the filter basket (16).
4. Fill filter with regular ground coffee. We recommend one measuring spoon of coffee for each cup of strong coffee desired. After having used your coffee maker several times, you may, of course, adjust the amount to your taste.
5. Fold down the spout (Fig.5) and close the lid (1). It must engage audibly.
6. Put the carafe (12) with its lid onto the hotplate (11).

Please note:

Bottom of the carafe needs to sit flat on the hotplate. Make sure carafe is perfectly in place; otherwise coffee cannot drip from filter into carafe.
7. Press AUTO/CAfé (A) either once or twice according to the setting (see above) to start the brew cycle. The pilot light lights up. Brewing starts.

Please note:

If you wish to serve a cup of coffee before the brew cycle is complete, simply remove the carafe (12) from the hotplate (11). Dripping will automatically cease. Put carafe back into place on hotplate within 15 seconds, dripping will resume.

After Brewing

After brewing, whether pre-programmed or immediate, the coffee maker will keep the coffee warm. When the preset keep-warm time (1-5 hours) has elapsed, the coffee maker switches off automatically.

Operating Instructions

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Before starting another brew cycle, wait 10 minutes after having switched off the appliance to allow the heating element to cool.

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Caution! If the appliance is not allowed to cool before immediate repeated use, water filled in the water tank (13) may overheat and a spray of steam could be released, creating a risk of burns.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Always unplug the appliance and let it cool before attempting to clean. Never put the appliance into water or any other liquid!
After daily use, clean the filter basket (16), carafe (12), drip plate and drip tray (6), filter holder (4) and filters (7-9) in hot soapy water.
- When the appliance has fully cooled, wipe the boiler outlet (17) with a damp cloth.
- Should the filters (7-9) be clogged by ground coffee, use a soft brush to clean them.
- Immediately after having prepared frothed milk, clean the steam nozzle (5) and its frothing device to remove any milk residues. For this purpose, let some steam escape for another 1-2 seconds (as described in Brewing Cappuccino) to flush any residual milk out of the nozzle. Then, detach - after the appliance has cooled down - the frothing device from the steam nozzle. Thoroughly rinse the frothing device. Wipe the metal nozzle with a wet cloth and a mild detergent. Dry parts and re-assemble.

For hygienic reasons, it is imperative to clean the nozzle after each use!

• Do not wipe the interior of the water tank (13) with a cloth or the like. This may cause deposits which can deteriorate the perfect operation of the appliance. Regularly rinse with clear water.
• Wipe exterior with a damp cloth to remove superficial stains. For stubborn stains, use a nylon or plastic pad with a non-abrasive cleanser.
• Do not use metal scouring pads or abrasive cleansers.
• Never attempt to clean any of the accessories in the dishwasher!

Dscaling

Regularly descale your espresso coffe cappuccino maker, depending on the frequency of use and the quality of water used in the appliance.
- We recommend using a common descaler suitable for any type of coffee maker. Prepare the solution according to the instructions on the packaging.

Coffee Maker:

1. Fill the cleaning solution into the water tank (13).
2. Operate the appliance as described in Brewing Coffee (without coffee grounds!). Let only one third of the solution drip into the carafe. Turn the appliance off and let solution work for 15 minutes.
3. Return the solution from the carafe (12) into the water tank (13).
4. Switch the appliance on and let the entire solution drip into the carafe.
5. Then turn the unit off. Clean the filter basket (16).
6. Brew another 3 water tank fillings of clear water to rinse the system and eliminate any cleaning solution residues.

Espresso Maker:

1. Fill the cleaning solution into the water tank (13).
2. Operate the appliance as described in Brewing Espresso (without coffee grounds!). Place a cup on the drip plate (6).
3. As soon as the ESPRESSO button's (F) pilot light is off, press this button. Let the solution drip until the appliance stops automatically (approx. 1-2 cups).
4. When the ESPRESSO button's pilot light is off again, hold an empty heat-resistant container under the steam nozzle (5) and let steam escape for approx. 1 minute. Close the steam release knob (3). Switch the appliance off by pressing / (E) several times, if necessary, and let the solution work for 15 minutes.
5. Switch the appliance on again with / (E) and repeat steps 2-5 at least 3 times or until there is no more cleaning solution left in the water tank (13).

Operating Instructions

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1. Repeat the above steps - without the 15 minutes reaction time - with 3 water tank fillings of clear water to rinse the system from any cleaning solution residues.

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Trouble-Shooting

Problem Possible Reason Solution
Coffee spills from carafe.	Carafe not positioned correctly on hotplate.Water in tank exceeds max filling level.	Align carafe centre on hotplate.Observe MAX filling mark of water tank.
Water leaks from under the appliance.	Too much liquid in drip tray.Appliance is defective.	Empty drip tray and clean.Contact an authorized service centre.
Espresso has an acidic taste	Unit was not sufficiently rinsed after descaling.Coffee powder not stored correctly (stored in warm and humid place) and spoilt.	Rinse the unit as described under Descaling.Use fresh coffee powder and store in a cold and dry place.
Espresso no longer comes out.	Lack of water in the tank.Filter holder spouts are blocked.	Fill the water tankCLEan the filter holder and filter.
Unit does not switch on when pressing AUTO/CAFÉ or / / .	Unit is not connected to the mains.	Check the proper function of the wall socket with another device, and then insert the plug of the unit correctly. If it still does not work, contact an authorized service centre.
Espresso drips from the edge of the fil-ter holder instead of its spouts.	The filter holder is not locked securely.The filter holder spouts are blocked.	Insert the filter holder correctly and lock it into placeCLEan the spouts.
Espresso is cold.	· ESPRESSO pilot light was still on when the button was pushed. · Cups were not preheated.	· Wait for the pilot light to go off. · Preheat the cups.
Espresso cream is light in colour (espresso comes out quickly).	· The ground coffee has not been tam- ped enough. · There is not enough coffee in the fil- ter. · Coffee is not ground fine enough.	· Tamp the ground coffee more. · Increase the quantity of coffee. · Only use specially ground coffee.
Espresso cream is dark in colour (espresso comes out slowly).	· Ground coffee is pressed too tightly. · There is too much coffee in the filter. · The coffee is too finely ground.	· Do not press too hard when tamping the coffee. · Fill in less coffee. · Only use specially ground coffee.
Milk does not froth.	· ESPRESSO pilot light was not off. · Milk is not cold enough. · Steam nozzle is dirty. · Wrong size and shape of container.	· Wait until pilot light is off. · Always use milk at refrigerator temper- rature. · Thoroughly clean the nozzle. · Use a high and narrow cup.

Disposal Instructions

Waste electrical devices marked with this sign must not be disposed of with your household waste, but – according to the EU directive on Waste Electric And Electronic Equipment of 24th March 2005 – are to be collected separately. Therefore, please return this device at the end of its life cycle to special collection points for disposal.

Your 3in1 ESPRESSO COFFEE CAPPUCCINO MAKER ES 11108 is packed in a retail box. Such boxes are recyclable waste, i.e. they are reusable or recyclable.

Operating Instructions

Technical Data

Voltage 220-240V 50Hz

Output 1550W

Capacity approx. 10 cups

Subject to change without notice.

Version: ES11108/06/2009.

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Table des matieres

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Preparation de cappuccino

Sous reserve de modifications.

Version: ES11108/06/2009.

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