Lattespresso M300F - Coffee machine BEEM - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Lattespresso M300F BEEM

CAFFE LATTE and ESPRESSO MACHINE

MACHINE A CAFFÉ LATTE et ESPRESSO

KOFFIEZETAPPARAAT VOOR KOFFIE VERKEERD en ESPRESSO

Lattespresso

Type: M300-F

1 Introduction 16
2 On these instructions 16
3 Description of appliance and scope of delivery. 17
4 Important safety information. 17
5 Before initial operation 19
6 Use 20

6.1 Caffé latte preparation 20
6.2Espresso preparation 21

7 Cleaning 22

7.1 Cleaning 23
7.2 Descalng 23

8 Malfunctions and troubleshooting 24
9 Disposal 24
10 Technical data 25
11 Certification 25
12 Warranty, service, repairs 25
13 Spare parts and accessories 27

Sommaire

The Lattespresso espresso and caffe latte machine provides the perfect coffee experience. It allows you to prepare an espresso of outstanding quality with great flavour. The additional valve with a nozzle allows for the preparation of creamy lattes in a single operation.

Enjoy your product.

2 On these instructions

The product is equipped with safety equipment. You should still read this safety information carefully and use the product only as described in these instructions, however, to avoid accidental injuries or damage.

Keep these instructions stored so you can consult them later. If the product is passed on to another user, these instructions must be handed over too.

Safety terms in these instructions:

The signal word DANGER warns of possible serious injuries and danger to life.

The signal word WARNING warns of injuries and serious damage to property.

The signal word CAUTION warns of slight injuries or damage.

3 Description of appliance and scope of delivery

Number scheme
1	Reset button (see detail)
2	Valve (see detail)
3	Jet (see detail)
4	Riser tube (see detail)
5	Lid
6	Lid tab
7	Handle
8	Jug
9	Filter disc
10	Gasket
11	Top filter
12	Large coffee funnel (approx. 6 cups)
13	Small coffee funnel (approx. 3 cups)
14	Safety valve
15	Water tank
16	Power switch with indicator light
17	Base for power supply
18	Mains lead
19	Instruction manual (not in diagram)

Detail
1	Reset button
2a	Caffè latte valve
2b	Espresso valve
3	Jet
4	Riser tube
20	Bushing

4 Important safety information

Intended use

1. This appliance is solely for use in the household, not for industrial use.
2. This utensil is intended exclusively for the preparation of coffee. Do not use the appliance for any other purposes.
3. Read and observe the safety information. Keep it stored properly.

DANGER for children

1. Particular caution is necessary when the appliance is operated near children. Do not leave the appliance unattended.

2. The appliance must not be operated by people with

3. impaired physical abilities,

4. impaired sensory abilities,
5. impaired mental abilities,
6. a lack of experience and knowledge
7. or children

if they are not supervised or have not been instructed how to use the appliance by a person who is responsible for their safety.

1. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
2. Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.
3. Keep children away from packaging material, as there is the risk of suffocation among other things!

DANGER from electricity

1. In order to prevent a fire hazard, electric shock or personal injury, do not operate the appliance outdoors and do not immerse it in water or other liquids.
2. Before you connect the appliance to your power supply, make sure that the voltage indicated on the specification plate corresponds with that of your power supply.
3. The appliance may be connected only to properly earthed power supplies.
4. Connect the unit to a mains power supply through a fuse rated at least 6 Amp.
5. Do not let the power cord hang over sharp edges or hot surfaces.
6. The power cord should not come into contact with the appliance when it is hot.
7. The plug must be easy to reach so that you can pull out the mains plug immediately in case of emergency.
8. Never pull on the mains cord to disconnect the appliance from the power socket. Always pull the plug.

9. Pull the mains plug out of the power socket:

10. when you are not using the appliance,

11. if a fault occurs during operation,

12. before you clean the appliance.

13. Do not try to repair the appliance yourself and do not ever use it with a defective plug or power cord or when it does not work flawlessly or is damaged in any other way. Send or deliver the appliance to an authorised dealer. Attempted repairs by unauthorised persons void all warranty claims.

14. Do not touch the unit if your hands are wet.

WARNING about burns/fire

1. Never leave the appliance unattended while it is switched on.
2. Pull out the plug and let the appliance cool down before you clean it or put it away.
3. Never use the utensil near to a source of heat or steam, or close to flammable materials.
4. Extreme care should be taken when moving the unit since it is full of hot water when operating, or it may still be hot!
5. Do not touch hot surfaces without protection. Use the handles provided or a pot holder.

Risk of injury

1. Use only the accessories supplied. Using other parts may lead to personal injury or damage to property.
2. Do not let the power cord hang over corners (trip-wire effect).

CAUTION - material damage

1. Put the appliance on a horizontal, flat, heat-resistant, stable surface, at least 5 cm from the wall.

2. Never place the utensil near a gas flame, electric hotplate or other source of heat. External heat can damage the utensil.

3. Never cover the appliance because this will prevent the heat escaping.
4. Switch the unit on only if the water tank is full.
5. Never use warm or hot water to reduce the brewing time.
6. Furniture today is coated with many types of paints and plastics and is treated with many different kinds of care products. It can therefore not be entirely excluded that some of these materials contain components which corrode and soften the rubber feet. If necessary, place a mat under the feet of the appliance.

WARNING: No liability can be assumed for any damage in the case of misuse or incorrect operation.

5 Before initial operation

• Make sure that all packaging material has been removed from the appliance (protective film etc.).
• Check that all parts are there (see chapter 3 "Description of appliance and scope of delivery").
• Leave the specification plate and any warning notices on the appliance.
• Place the unit on a heat-resistant waterproof and flat surface.
• Do not place the unit directly next to water taps or sinks.

CAUTION: Make sure that the appliance is not damaged. If parts are damaged, do not operate the appliance. Instead, contact qualified service personnel.

1. Wipe the appliance with a damp cloth and then dry it with a kitchen towel.
2. Clean the unit and accessories thoroughly before using for the first time, as described in chapter 7.
3. Insert the mains plug in a power socket.
4. Carry out 2-3 brewing processes, as described in chapter 6 in order to remove any particles left over from production and assembly. Pour the coffee away! Your Lattespresso Espresso maker is now ready for operation.

NOTE: When you use the appliance for the first time, there might be some slight fumes.

NOTE: The appliance has a touch key (see photo) that can only be switched on

and that switches off automatically. Merely touching the touch key is sufficient to switch the appliance on, even if it is not yet plugged into the mains. When you use the coffee-maker for the first time, it is therefore possible that it is already switched on (touch key is illuminated).

So prepare everything first (cleaning the appliance, filling it with water and coffee) before placing the appliance on the base station.

However if the coffee-maker has already heated up, it must be allowed to cool down completely before you use it. Otherwise the brewing process may be ended prematurely or may not start at all.

6 Use

Hints and tips:

It is best to use dark, freshly roasted coffee varieties to make espresso.
- To make espresso the coffee should be finely ground until it is as fine as salt or sand. If the coffee is too coarse, on the other hand, it does not properly release its flavour.
- Mocha powder is ground generally very finely, the coffee funnel (12 or 13) may only be filled loosely with the mocha powder.
Always use fresh cold water. Do not let the water stagnate in the tank.
Soft water is ideal for espresso. Hard or salty water will severely impair the flavour.
- With the Lattespresso machine you can prepare two different quantities of coffee: for 5-7 cups use the large coffee funnel (12), for 2-4 cups use the small coffee funnel (13)

6.1 Caffé latte preparation

Fig. 1 Remove the jug (8) from the water tank (15) by screwing it anticlockwise.
Fig. 2 Screw the caffe latte valve (2) onto the riser tube (4) in the jug. Press the reset button (1).

NOTE: Pressing the reset button (1) is actually only necessary if remnants of coffee powder or lime scale have settled in the caffe latte valve (2) from making caffe latte. Since it cannot be seen whether the reset button has to be pressed or not, we recommend doing this before each time you make caffe latte simply to be on the safe side.

Fig. 3 Remove the coffee funnel (12/13) from the water tank (15).

Fig. 4 Fill the water tank (15) to mark 3 or mark 6 (max.) with clean cold tap water.

NOTE: Never put more water than indicated into the tank when making caffe latte. Since there is already an amount of milk in the container the caffe latte will overflow.

Fig. 5 Insert the coffee funnel (12/13) in the water tank (15). For 3 cups use the small coffee funnel (13) and for 6 cups use the large coffee funnel (12).

Fig. 6 Place the ground coffee in the coffee funnel (12/13). The funnel has to be filled with coffee to just below the rim. Distribute the coffee evenly in the filter. Do not compress the coffee too much, but simply remove any excess from the top. Make sure that there is no ground coffee on the rim of the filter or on the thread. Put the top filter (11) on the coffee funnel with the fine strainer pointing downwards.

Fig. 7 Place the jug (8) onto the water tank, holding it straight. Turn the jug clockwise to secure it to the water tank. When positioning the jug on the water tank, ensure that the dot on the jug is aligned with the bar on the water tank.
Fig. 8 Add fresh milk into the jug (8). The ideal amount of milk is 190ml or a maximum of 300ml . Ensure that the bushing (20) of the jet is below the milk level. The length of the jet can be adjusted by pulling or pushing the bushing slightly upwards. Do not bend the valve jet, as this would irreparably damage it. You achieve the best result if you use milk with a fat content of 3.5 percent and heat the milk up slightly before you put it in the jug. This will give a little foam. You can also add sugar or sugar cubes to the milk, depending on your taste.
Fig. 9 Close the lid. Place the espresso maker on the power supply base (17).
Fig. 10 Press the power switch (16). The indicator light (16) switches on. After a few minutes, the coffee begins to fill into the jug. There will be loud noises on account of the high pressure of our coffee machine. The brewing process is completed when the indicator light is off. Wait several seconds until the rest of the coffee has come out. Remove the espresso maker from the base and when pouring, open the lid by pressing slightly on the lid tab (6), otherwise it will drip when pouring and some coffee will run down the jug.

NOTE: When pouring out, open the lid (5) by pressing slightly on the lid tab (6).

ATTENTION: Allow the espresso maker to cool down completely before removing the container from the tank. The container and the tank can still contain hot water!

NOTE: If you wish to brew another portion of caffe latte, you have to wait until the boiler has cooled down completely. The appliance will not work while it is still hot. The touch key is temperature-controlled and automatically switches off the appliance until it has cooled down completely. It cannot be switched on again until then. Do not block the touch key in order to force the machine to brew more coffee before it is ready.

6.2 Espresso- and Mocha preparation

Fig. 11 Remove the jug (8) from the water tank (15) by screwing it anticlockwise.
Fig. 12 Screw the espresso valve (2) onto the riser tube (4) in the jug.
Fig. 13 Remove the coffee funnel (12/13) from the water tank (15).
Fig. 14 Fill the water tank (15) to mark 3 or mark 6 (max.) with clean cold tap water.
Fig. 15 Insert the coffee funnel (12/13) in the water tank (15). For 3 cups use the small coffee funnel (13) and for 6 cups use the large coffee funnel (12).

Fig. 16 Place the ground coffee in the coffee funnel (12/13). The funnel has to be filled with coffee to just below the rim. Distribute the coffee evenly in the filter. Do not compress the coffee too much, but simply remove any excess from the top. When you use mocha powder the coffee funnel (12/13) may only be filled loosely with the mocha powder. Make sure that there is no ground coffee on the rim of the filter or on the thread. Put the top filter (11) on the coffee funnel with the fine strainer pointing downwards.

Fig. 17 Place the jug (8) onto the water tank, holding it straight. Turn the jug clockwise to secure it to the water tank. When positioning the jug on the water tank, ensure that the dot on the jug is aligned with the bar on the water tank. You can also add sugar or sugar cubes to the pot (8), depending on your taste.

Fig. 18 Close the lid. Place the espresso maker on the power supply base (17).

Fig. 19 Press the power switch (16). The indicator light (16) switches on. After a few minutes, the coffee begins to fill into the jug. There will be loud noises on account of the high pressure of our coffee machine. The brewing process is completed when the indicator light is off. Wait several seconds until the rest of the coffee has come out. Remove the espresso maker from the base and when pouring, open the lid by pressing slightly on the lid tab (6), otherwise it will drip when pouring and some coffee will run down the jug.

NOTE: When pouring out, open the lid (5) by pressing slightly on the lid tab (6).

ATTENTION: Allow the espresso maker to cool down completely before removing the container from the tank. The container and the tank may still contain hot water!

NOTE: If you wish to brew another portion of espresso coffee, you have to wait until the boiler has cooled down completely. The appliance will not work while it is still hot. The touch key is temperature-controlled and automatically switches off the appliance until it has cooled down completely. It cannot be switched on again until then. Do not block the touch key in order to force the machine to brew more coffee before it is ready.

7 Cleaning

WARNING

Risk of burning

Before cleaning always pull out the mains plug and let the appliance cool down.

DANGER

Danger to life from electric shock

Never immerse the appliance in water or other liquids.

CAUTION

Damage to property

Never use aggressive, abrasive or chemical cleaning products.

7.1 Cleaning

Hints and tips:

• If you find any signs of damage or wear to the gasket or coffee funnel they should be replaced by genuine spare parts.
• Never rinse the tank and base under running water (Fig. 23).

• Never immerse the tank and base in water (Fig. 24).

• Pull out the mains plug. Let the appliance cool down properly.

• Unscrew the container from the tank by turning in an anticlockwise direction.

ATTENTION: There may still be hot water in the container, the filter and the tank. The unit remains very hot after use.

1. Unscrew the valve jet (2) from the riser tube (Fig. 20).
2. Clean the valve jet under running water and dry thoroughly (Fig. 21).
3. Check the filter disc (9) and the top filter (11) for blockage whilst cleaning. A needle can be used to remove coffee residues from the holes (Fig. 22).
4. The container can also be cleaned under running water. Also clean the inside of the riser tube at regular intervals.

NOTE: We do not recommend cleaning the component parts of the unit in the dishwasher.

1. Wipe the water tank with a damp cloth. Keep the electrical connections and components dry.

7.2 Dscaling

Hints and tips:

• The service life of the appliance will be extended if you descale the unit on a regular basis. The length of the descending intervals depends upon the hardness of the water.

• If you use a commercially available descaler please also observe the instructions provided by the manufacturer.

• Pour around 300ml of water into the tank and add the descaler with citric acid or vinegar essence (approx. 5% acid).

• Perform a brewing process until the descaler has passed through the unit.
• Rinse the water tank thoroughly.
• Allow the machine to brew two tank-fulls of clear water through the unit.
• Rinse all parts in hot water and washing-up liquid before using the unit to produce espresso again.

8 Malfunctions and troubleshooting

DANGER: Pull out the mains plug in the event of malfunctions during operation.

Fault Possible cause Remedy
Signal lamp does not light up	Mains plug not inserted	Connect appliance to the power supply
	No mains voltage	Check main fuse/power socket
	On/Off switch faulty	Replace switch
	Signal lamp defective Inform	customer service
The unit is not producing espresso	No water in the tank Add water
The espresso takes a very long time to produce or the unit switches off	The coffee is pressed down too much	Do not compress the ground coffee too much
	Filter disc, riser tube or valve jet is blocked	Clean the parts as described in chapter 7
	Appliance defective Inform	customer service Main fuse pop
	Too many appliances connected	Reduce number of appliances in the electric circuit

9 Disposal

Dispose of the packaging sorted according to type.

If you should wish to get rid of the appliance, dispose of it in an environmentally harmless manner and in accordance with the latest stipulations. By collecting and recycling waste, you help to save natural resources and make sure the product is disposed of in an environment friendly

and healthy way.

The following standard regulation applies for Germany and some other countries of the European Union:

The product must not be disposed of together with the domestic waste. This product has to be disposed of at an authorised place for recycling electrical and electronic appliances, in accordance with the regulations valid in the country in question. Information can be obtained from your responsible authorities.

10 Technical data

Model: Lattespresso

Type: M300-F

Power supply: 230 - 240V 50Hz

Power consumption: 400-435 watts

Protection class: I

Protection category: IP X0

Capacity: 0.3 litres

We reserve the right to make technical alterations and changes to the design. Printing errors reserved.

11 Certification

This appliance has been tested and certified by SGS-GmbH.

This appliance complies with the European Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC) 2004/108/EC and the European Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 2006/95/EC.

This appliance complies with the European Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHS) 2002/95/EC on the limitation of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

This appliance complies with the WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC on the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.

12 Warranty, service, repairs

This high quality product from BEEM has been made in accordance with the latest manufacturing methods.

We guarantee that this high-quality product is in perfect condition. We will remedy all material or manufacturing defects free of charge within the warranty period.

The warranty period for this product is 24 months.

With industrial or similar use e.g. in hotels, guesthouses or communal facilities, or when the customer is not a consumer in terms of the German Civil Code, the manufacturer provides a warranty of 6 months. This does not affect the warranty exclusion.

Warranty exclusion: the warranty specifically excludes defects that have been caused by incorrect manipulation, disregard of the operating instructions and safety notes, use

of force, alterations, attempts at self-repair or repair attempts undertaken by unqualified third parties. Also excluded are defects caused by normal wear & tear.

Insofar as we are legally obliged to provide a warranty, we will either repair or replace the defective item free of charge - with rights of replacement or reduction in price being excluded. If it is not possible to repair the product after a number of attempts have been made, or if the replacement is also defective for reasons which are our responsibility, then the customer is entitled to a reduction in price or, at his discretion, to withdraw from the contract. The warranty is not extended by availment thereof.

The dealer from whom you purchased the product is responsible in the first instance for swapping (exchange or replacement), return of the product (withdrawal from the sales contract) or reduction in the sale price. This is especially the case in the event of return or claims for reduction in price, since these must be settled with consideration for the sale price. Refund of the sale price in the event of return of goods, or issue of a credit note in the case of price reduction, can only be effected by the dealer from whom you bought the product.

If defects should transpire, contrary to expectations, please try first by telephone to clear up the problem. If the problem still remains please send the carefully-packed article to your dealer or to the customer service address given below. Include your full address, the product's type and model number and the serial number; these are to be found on the rating label. Describe as detailed as possible the defects or deficiencies. A machine-generated and dated sales receipt or invoice is to be enclosed with the product or spare parts order. Warranty services cannot be rendered without a machine-generated and dated sales receipt or invoice, either for repairs, spare parts or other claims.

Outside of Germany and especially in non-EC countries, send the article to your dealer or to your local distributor. You can obtain information from the customer service address below, preferably via email.

You can also arrange for repairs that are not covered by the warranty to be carried out by customer service - outside of Germany, via your dealer or distributor. These will be invoiced on their individual merits.

Consumable parts & materials can be ordered from your dealer or from the stated customer service address. Outside of Germany, please contact your dealer or distributor in the first instance.

Contact your dealer or the stated customer service department if you want product

information or wish to order accessories or ask questions relating to service matters.

Outside of Germany and especially in non-EC countries, please contact your dealer or distributor in the first instance.

Please also use the internet. On our website www.beem.de can be found accessories, replacement parts and instruction manuals in various languages. Also further product information.

Customer service address in Germany:

BEEM GmbH, Customer Service Department, Dieselstrasse 19 - 21, D-61191 Rosbach
Service telephone number: [phone] | Service fax number: [phone]
(Service number subject to a charge, may vary according to the country) |
Service email address: [e-mail] | Internet: www.beem.de

13 Spare parts and accessories

Number*	Article number	Spare part name
2a 900	276 026	Café latte valve jet
2b	900	276	021	Espresso	valve	je
9	900	276	016	Filter	disc
10	900	276	012	Gasket
12	900	276	046	Top	filter
12 900	276 041	Large coffee funnel (approx. 6 cups)
13 900	276 036	Small coffee funnel (approx. 3 cups)
15 900	276 001	Complete water tank
17+18 900	0 276 006	Base for power supply with mains lead

• according to diagram in the description of the appliance (see above; chapter 3).

Disclaimer: this translation into English of the binding original German version of the instructions is for information purposes only.

1 Introduction

Chere cliente, cher client!