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USER MANUAL Café & Tea Expresser BEEM

Operation and controls ......................

Dear customer, Before using the appliance, please read the information contained in this user manual regarding setup, safety and in- tended use as well as cleaning and care. Open the fold-out pages at the beginning and end of the user manual so that you can view the illustrations while reading. Keep this user manual for later use and give it to any future owner along with the appliance. General information Copyright This document is copyrighted. Any copy- ing or reprinting, in whole or in part, as well as distribution of the illustrations, even in altered form, is only allowed with the written consent of the manufacturer. A note about environmental pro- tection The packaging materials used can be recycled. Dispose of packaging mate- rials which are no longer needed in ac- cordance with local regulations. This product may not be disposed of as normal household waste within the European Union. Dispose of the appli- ance via municipal collection points. Warranty/guarantee In addition to the statutory warranty obli- gation, BEEM also offers an extended manufacturer’s guarantee on certain products. If offered, you will find the appropriate details either on the product-specific packaging, promotional materials or on the BEEM website for the particular product. The full warranty conditions, accessories available and spare parts as well as user manuals in various languages can be found on our website at www.beem.de.Café & Tea Expresser EN 20 BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle Symbols used DANGER This is used for a hazard which is an immediate threat leading to severe bodily injury or to death. To avoid the hazard, follow the in- structions given here. WARNING

This is used for a possibly hazardous situation which could lead to severe bod- ily injury or to death. To avoid the hazard, follow the in- structions given here. CAUTION This is used for a possibly hazardous situation which could lead to minor inju- ries. To avoid the hazard, follow the in- structions given here. ATTENTION This is used for a situation which could lead to material damage. To avoid the hazard, follow the in- structions given here. Limitation of liability We assume no liability for damage or consequential damage caused by:

failing to observe the operating in- structions,

use for any other than the designated purpose,

unauthorised modifications,

use of third-party parts and spare parts,

use of unsuitable add-ons or acces- sories. Conformity declaration The BEEM company hereby declares that this appliance complies with the funda- mental requirements and with the re- maining applicable provisions of the di- rectives 2004/108/EC, 2006/95/EC and 2009/125/EC. A complete declaration of conformity can be found under www.beem.de.EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 21 Safety Safety regulations Only use the appliance for the use described. Do not use the appliance for other, possibly similar, uses under any circumstances. This appliance is not intended to be used by children under 8 years of age or by persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities or in- sufficient experience and/or insuffi- cient knowledge, except if they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or have received in- struction from this person as to how the appliance is to be used. Supervise children to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Cleaning and care tasks must also not be carried out by children under 8 years of age without supervision. Store the appliance and the accessory parts out of the reach of children under 8 years of age. Inspect the appliance before use for visible, external damage. Do not op- erate a damaged appliance. Do not leave the appliance unattended during operation. Only use accessory parts of the man- ufacturer or those which are expressly recommended by the manufacturer. Otherwise all warranty or guarantee rights are void. Do not use this appliance in combina- tion with an external timer or a sepa- rate remote control system. Only have repairs to the appliance performed by a customer service representative authorised by the manufacturer because otherwise, in the event of damage or subsequent malfunctions, there is no longer any guarantee or warranty coverage. This also applies specifically to the re- placement of a damaged power sup- ply cord. Considerable hazards for the user can result from improper repairs. Only replace defective components with original spare parts. Only these parts ensure that the safety require- ments are fulfilled. Designated use This appliance is intended primarily for non-commercial use indoors for making coffee or tea. Any other use, or a use which goes be- yond these, constitutes improper use. All claims whatsoever for damage arising from improper use are excluded. The owner bears the sole risk.Café & Tea Expresser EN 22 BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle Overview of hazards Hazard due to electrical current Do not use the appliance if the mains cord or plug are damaged. Do not open the housing of the ap- pliance under any circumstances. If energised connections are touched or the electrical or mechanical configu- ration is changed, there is a risk of electrical shock. Never immerse the appliance or the mains plug in water or other liquids. Never hold the appliance under run- ning water. Unplug the mains plug from the socket in the following situations: When cleaning the appliance When the appliance is not in use When there is a malfunction of the appliance during operation Always pull the power supply cord out of the mains socket by the plug and not by the mains cord itself. Never carry, lift or move the appliance by the mains cord. Risk of suffocation due to packaging material Ensure that no children play with the packaging material. Risk of burns due to hot surfaces Only grasp the pot by the plastic han- dle. Allow the appliance to cool down be- fore beginning cleaning. Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Do not open the cover of the appliance during operation. Safe operation site The operation site must meet the follow- ing requirements to ensure safe and trouble-free operation of the appliance: The operating surface of the appliance must be solid, dry, level and both water and heat resistant. The immediate surroundings of the appliance must not be hot, wet or very damp. The socket must be easily accessible so that the mains connection can be disconnected quickly. Furniture surfaces may possibly con- tain substances which could affect the feet of the appliance, causing them to soften. Place another material under the feet of the appliance if needed. Ensure that the appliance is far enough away from tempera- ture-sensitive surfaces, such as walls and furniture.EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 23 Getting started Unpacking Proceed as follows:

1. Take the appliance, all accessories

and the user manual out of the box.

2. Remove all packaging material and

protective films from the appliance and the accessories before using them for the first time. Never remove the type plate or any warning notices.

3. Keep the original packaging for the

duration of the appliance’s warranty or guarantee period so that the appliance can be packaged properly for shipping in the event of a warranty claim. Shipping damage voids the guarantee or warranty. Checking the scope of supply Proceed as follows:

1. Check the contents for completeness

and visible damage. Do not operate a damaged appliance.

2. Notify your supplier promptly in case

of an incomplete or damaged delivery. Power connection The following regulations for the electrical supply must be observed to ensure safe and trouble-free operation of the appli- ance:

1. Be certain that the appliance can be

connected to a properly installed pro- tective conductor electrical system. Operation using a socket without an earth conductor is not permitted. If in doubt, have the house mains network inspected by an electrician. The man- ufacturer assumes no responsibility for damage resulting from the absence or interruption of a protective earth conductor.

2. Before connecting the appliance,

compare the electrical data (voltage and frequency) on the type plate with that of your electrical mains network. These data must match to avoid damage to the appliance. If in doubt, ask your electrical appliance retailer.

3. Be certain that the socket is protected

by at least a 16 A automatic circuit breaker.

4. Be certain that the power supply cord

is not damaged. Route the power supply cord in such a way that it poses no risk of stumbling. The power supply cord may not be routed over sharp edges and may not be pulled taut or kinked. The power supply cord must not come into contact with hot sur- faces.Café & Tea Expresser EN 24 BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle Before first use WARNING Risk of burns due to hot surfaces Only grasp the pot by the plastic handle. WARNING Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) up to the max-

imum fill level indicator mark (MAX) with fresh water.

2. Remove the drip pan with the grate

and place the pot directly onto the warming plate.

3. Put the mains plug into a socket.

4. Switch on the coffee maker as de-

scribed in the chapter Preparing a pot of coffee (page 29).

5. Allow the water to run through and

6. Repeat the process once again using

only water and then once more using a little coffee.

7. Switch the coffee maker off.

8. Clean the appliance and the accesso-

ries as described in the chapter Cleaning and care (page 33). Please note: You may notice an odour or a little smoke which result from manufacturing materials such grease the first time you use the appliance. This is completely normal! Just ensure adequate ventilation. Appliance description (For illustrations, see the fold out page at the left.) 1 Housing 2 Water tank 3 Cover/handle of water tank 4 Operating panel 5 On/Off button 6 Button for one cup of coffee 7 Button for one large cup of coffee 8 Button for a pot of coffee or tea 9 Button for one cup of tea 10 Filter holder clip 11 Filter holder 12 Filter holder plunger 13 Filter holder receptacle 14 Permanent filter for coffee 15 Permanent filter for tee with 3 internal ribs 16 Glass pot with cover 17 Drip pan with grate 18 Drip pan locator 19 Warming plate 20 Micro switch for the use of the pot 21 Micro switch for the use of the drip pan 22 Measuring spoon (not shown) 23 User manual (not shown)EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 25 Sym- bol Controls Function On/Off button (5) Switches the appliance on and off. Small cup of coffee (6) Starts the brewing process for one small cup of cof- fee. Large cup of coffee (7) Starts the brewing process for one large cup of cof- fee. Pot (8) Starts the brewing process for a pot of coffee or tea. Cup of tea (9) Starts the brewing process for one cup of tea. General information

The Café & Tea Expresser makes it possible to prepare a cup of coffee or tea in a very short time.

For pre-paring tea, use loose tea leaves.

Do not use very finely ground coffee. Choose a coarser grind when grinding the coffee beans yourself.

The amount of water for the cup of coffee or tea can be set individually.

Always use fresh, cold mineral water without carbonation or tap water. Cup and volume markings can be found on the water tank and on the pot for the purpose of measuring the desired amount of water.

The permanent filters eliminate the need to repurchase paper filters. The use of one permanent filter for pre- paring coffee and another one for preparing tea prevents the mixing of aromas.

Empty the filter holder and permanent filter after every use and clean in warm washing-up water or in the dishwash- er.

Clean and descale the coffee maker regularly so that the aroma of the coffee or tea is not adversely affected.Café & Tea Expresser EN 26 BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle Operation and controls Possible uses (figures A1, A2) With this appliance, you can prepare

1 large cup of coffee

1 pot of tea The coffee is brewed in the filter by means of a special procedure using a combina- tion of compression, pressure and heat. The filter holder has a plunger (12) for this purpose which compresses the coffee in the permanent filter, depending on the amount (see figures A1, A2). Use the permanent filter for coffee preparation (14) when brewing coffee. To enable tea to develop its full aroma, the tea is not compressed, but only brewed using pressure and heat. The tea filter has three internal ribs which block the plunger. This is why it is important to use the permanent filter for tea (15) when preparing tea; only the filter with the light-coloured outer structure is suitable for this. Pouring in water (figure B) There are two ways to pour in water. Mind the fill level indicator on the water tank. Do not overfill it! Proceed as follows:

1. Pull the cover/handle (3) of the water

tank upwards and fold it towards the back.

2. Fill the water tank using a measuring

3. Fold the cover/handle forwards and

place it back on the water tank. Or:

1. Pull the cover/handle (3) of the water

tank upwards and remove the water tank from the appliance.

2. Fill the water tank directly from the tap.

3. Place the water tank into the appliance

and close the cover/handle. Please note: The amount of water in the water tank does not have to equal the number of cups. Only the amount of water required for each respective process is used. The water tank must be filled to the maximum level for brewing a pot of coffee or tea. If there is no water or very little water in the water tank, buttons 6-9 on the oper- ating panel blink. Filling the permanent filter and putting it in place (figures C1, C2) Making coffee with ground coffee: Only use the permanent filter for coffee (14) for this purpose. Proceed as follows:

1. Put enough ground coffee into the

permanent filter (14) for the desired number of cups. Depending on your taste, you can vary the strength of the coffee individually by changing the amount of coffee used. Use the coffee side of the measuring spoon (22) as follows to make it easier to get the right amount: Approx. 1 level measuring spoon for 1 cup of coffee 4-6 level measuring spoons for a pot of coffee

2. Place the permanent filter into the filter

holder (11): When doing so, press the plunger (12) onto the coffee until the clips (10) on both sides of the filter holder audibly click into place.EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 27 Making tea Only use the permanent filter for tea (15) for this purpose, i.e. the filter with the light-coloured outer structure. Proceed as follows:

1. Put enough loose tea into the per-

manent filter (15) for the desired number of cups. Depending on your taste, you can vary the strength of the tea individually by changing the amount of tea used. Use the tea side of the measuring spoon (22) as follows to make it easier to get the right amount: Approx. 1 measuring spoon for 1 cup of tea 4-6 measuring spoons for a pot of tea

2. Place the permanent filter into the filter

holder (11): The plunger (12) is blocked by the upper edge of the ribs in the tea filter. This allows enough room in the tea filter below for the tea leaves to develop their aroma.

3. Press the permanent filter firmly into

the filter holder until the clips (10) on both sides of the filter holder audibly click into place. Removing the permanent filter (figure C3) To remove the permanent filter for coffee or tea, proceed as follows:

1. Press on the upper part of the clips

(10) to release them.

2. Pull the permanent filter (14,15) off of

the filter holder (11). This requires a bit of upward force to pull the seal along the inner wall of the filter. Inserting/removing the filter hold- er (figure D) Proceed as follows to insert the filter holder:

1. Push the filter holder (11) into the re-

ceptacle (13) until it snaps into place. Proceed as follows to remove the filter holder:

1. Pull the filter holder – with a bit of force

– out of the appliance. Please note: If the filter holder gets stuck when removing it, wait a moment until the pressure has gone down. Inserting/removing the drip pan with grate (figures E1, E2) For the preparation of one cup of coffee, one large cup of coffee or one cup of tea, the drip pan with the grate must be placed in the appliance (figure E1):Café & Tea Expresser EN 28 BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle

1. Simply place the drip pan (17) into the

appliance over the warming plate (19). The drip pan fits perfectly into the opening over the warming plate. Place the grate onto the drip pan. When fitted correctly, the locator (18) of the drip pan presses against the micro switch (21). This blocks the function of preparing a pot of coffee or tea. The drip pan is not required for the prep- aration of a pot of coffee or tea (figure E2):

1. Simply remove the drip pan with the

grate from the appliance.

2. Place the pot with the cover (16) onto

the warming plate (19). The pot presses against the micro switch (20). This blocks the function of preparing coffee or tea by the cup. Preparing a cup of coffee WARNING Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) with water as

described in the chapter Pouring in water (page 26).

2. Put the mains plug into a socket.

3. Press the on/off switch (5). Pre-

heating begins and buttons 6-9 blink. When the appliance is ready for op- eration, buttons 6-9 are illuminated permanently.

4. Put ground coffee for one cup of cof-

fee into the permanent filter (14) as described in the chapter Filling the permanent filter and putting it in place (page 26).

5. Place the filter holder into the appli-

ance as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the filter holder (page 27).

6. Put the drip pan and the grate (17) in

place as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the drip pan with grate (page 27).

7. Place a cup onto the grate of the drip

button (6). The button blinks during the brewing process.

9. Remove the cup when the brewing

process is finished.

10. Remove the filter holder and the

permanent filter as described in the chapters Inserting/removing the fil- ter holder (page 27) and Removing the permanent filter (page 27).

11. Clean both parts as described in the

(5) to switch the appliance off.

13. Unplug the mains plug from the sock-

et. Please note: If the appliance is left switched on and is not used for a longer period of time, the stand-by function is activated automatically. This is indicated by a signal light which runs across the operating panel. The appliance can be re-activated by pressing any button, after which buttons 6-9 are illuminated. The press the desired function.EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 29 Preparing a large cup of coffee WARNING

Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) with water as

described in the chapter Pouring in water (page 26).

2. Put the mains plug into a socket.

3. Press the on/off switch

(5). Pre- heating begins and buttons 6-9 blink. When the appliance is ready for op- eration, buttons 6-9 are illuminated permanently.

4. Put ground coffee for one large cup of

coffee into the permanent filter (14) as described in the chapter Filling the permanent filter and putting it in place (page 26).

5. Place the filter holder into the appli-

ance as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the filter holder (page 27).

6. Put the drip pan and the grate (17) in

place as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the drip pan with grate (page 27).

7. Place a cup onto the grate of the drip

button (7). The button blinks during the brewing process.

9. Remove the cup when the brewing

process is finished.

emove the filter holder and the permanent filter as described in the chapters Inserting/removing the fil- ter holder (page 27) and Removing the permanent filter (page 27).

11. Clean both parts as described in the

(5) to switch the appliance off.

13. Unplug the mains plug from the sock-

et. Please note: If the appliance is left switched on and is not used for a longer period of time, the stand-by function is activated automatically. This is indicated by a signal light which runs across the operating panel. The appliance can be re-activated by pressing any button, after which buttons 6-9 are illuminated. The press the desired function. Preparing a pot of coffee WARNING

Risk of burns due to hot surfaces Only grasp the pot by the plastic handle. WARNING Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) with water as

described in the chapter Pouring in water (page 26).

2. Put the mains plug into a socket.Café & Tea Expresser EN

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3. Press the on/off switch (5). Pre-

heating begins and buttons 6-9 blink. When the appliance is ready for op- eration, buttons 6-9 are illuminated permanently.

4. Put the correct amount of ground

coffee into the permanent filter (14) as described in the chapter Filling the permanent filter and putting it in place (page 26).

5. Place the filter holder into the appli-

ance as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the filter holder (page 27).

6. Take the drip pan with the grate (17)

out of the appliance as described in the chapter Inserting/removing the drip pan with grate (page 27).

7. Place the pot with the cover (16) onto

button (8). The button blinks during the brewing process.

9. After brewing, the warming plate will

keep your coffee warm for 40 min.

10. Remove the filter holder and the

permanent filter as described in the chapters Inserting/removing the fil- ter holder (page 27) and Removing the permanent filter (page 27).

11. Clean both parts as described in the

(5) to switch the appliance off.

13. Unplug the mains plug from the sock-

et. Please note: If the appliance is left switched on and is not used for a longer period of time, the stand-by function is activated automatically. This is indicated by a signal light which runs across the operating panel. The appliance can be re-activated by pressing any button, after which buttons 6-9 are illuminated. The press the desired function. Preparing a cup of tea WARNING Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) with water as

described in the chapter Pouring in water (page 26).

2. Put the mains plug into a socket.

3. Press the on/off switch

(5). Pre- heating begins and buttons 6-9 blink. When the appliance is ready for op- eration, buttons 6-9 are illuminated permanently.

4. Put tea leaves for one cup of tea into

the permanent filter (15) as described in the chapter Filling the permanent filter and putting it in place (page 26).

5. Place the filter holder into the appli-

ance as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the filter holder (page 27).

6. Put the drip pan and the grate (17) in

place as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the drip pan with grate (page 27).

7. Place a cup onto the grate of the drip

button (9). The button blinks during the brewing process.

9. Remove the cup when the brewing

process is finished.EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 31

10. Remove the filter holder and the

permanent filter as described in the chapters Inserting/removing the fil- ter holder (page 27) and Removing the permanent filter (page 27).

11. Clean both parts as described in the

(5) to switch the appliance off.

13. Unplug the mains plug from the sock-

et. Please note: If the appliance is left switched on and is not used for a longer period of time, the stand-by function is activated automatically. This is indicated by a signal light which runs across the operating panel. The appliance can be re-activated by pressing any button, after which buttons 6-9 are illuminated. The press the desired function. Preparing a pot of tea WARNING

Risk of burns due to hot surfaces Only grasp the pot by the plastic handle. WARNING Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) with water as

described in the chapter Pouring in water (page 26).

2. Put the mains plug into a socket.

3. Press the on/off switch

(5). Pre- heating begins and buttons 6-9 blink.When the appliance is ready for operation, buttons 6-9 are illuminated permanently.

4. Put the correct amount of tea leaves

into the permanent filter for tea (15) as described in the chapter Filling the permanent filter and putting it in place (page 26).

5. Place the filter holder into the appli-

ance as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the filter holder (page 27).

6. Take the drip pan with the grate (17)

out of the appliance as described in the chapter Inserting/removing the drip pan with grate (page 27).

7. Place the pot with the cover (16) onto

button (8). The button blinks during the brewing process.

After brewing, the warming plate will keep your tea warm for 40 min.

10. Remove the filter holder and the

permanent filter as described in the chapters Inserting/removing the fil- ter holder (page 27) and Removing the permanent filter (page 27).

11. Clean both parts as described in the

(5) to switch the appliance off.

13. Unplug the mains plug from the sock-

et. Please note: If the appliance is left switched on and is not used for a longer period of time, the stand-by function is activated automatically. This is indicated by a signal light which runs across the operating panel. The appliance can beCafé & Tea Expresser EN 32 BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle re-activated by pressing any button, after which buttons 6-9 are illuminated. The press the desired function. Programming the amount of water individually When preparing one cup of coffee, one large cup of coffee or one cup of tea, you have the option of setting the amount of water individually. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) with water as

described in the chapter Pouring in water (page 26).

2. Put the mains plug into a socket.

3. Press the on/off switch

(5). Pre- heating begins and buttons 6-9 blink. When the appliance is ready for op- eration, buttons 6-9 are illuminated permanently.

ut the correct amount of ground coffee or tea leaves for the cup size into the permanent filter (14 or 15) as described in the chapter Filling the permanent filter and putting it in place (page 26).

5. Place the filter holder into the appli-

ance as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the filter holder (page 27).

6. Put the drip pan with the grate (17) in

place as described in the chapter In- serting/removing the drip pan with grate (page 27).

7. Place a suitable cup onto the grate of

, or (6, 7 or 9) for 3 seconds until the indicator lamp of the button blinks quickly.

, or (6, 7 or 9) again, when the desired amount of water has been reached. This setting for filling is saved. Proceed as follows to reset the pro- gramming:

button (8), until the buttons for preparation by the cup (6 and 9) blink.

button (8). The fac- tory setting is now restored.EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 33 Cleaning and care DANGER

Hazard due to electrical current! Never immerse the coffee maker or the mains plug in water or other liq- uids. Never hold the coffee maker under running water. WARNING

Risk of burns due to hot surfaces Allow the appliance to cool down be- fore beginning cleaning. Proceed as follows:

1. Press the on/off switch

(5) to switch the appliance off.

2. Unplug the mains plug from the sock-

3. Wipe off the housing (1) with a damp

4. Clean the following parts under run-

ning water or in the dishwasher: Permanent filter (14/15) Filter holder (11) Drip pan with grate (17) Pot (16) Remove the cover for easier cleaning of the pot. Proceed as follows:

1. Pull the right-hand pin of the cover out

from the holder. Proceed as follows to put the cover back in place:

1. First put the left-hand pin of the cover

2. Push the right-hand pin into the holder

until it snaps into place. Descaling Please observe the following rules: The appliance must be descaled reg- ularly so that the lifetime of the appli- ance and the quality of the coffee are not adversely affected. The descaling interval is dependent on the degree of water hardness. We recommend precautionary descaling every three months. If the scale buildup is heavy, it may be necessary to repeat the descaling process. If the appliance stops working due to scale buildup, no warranty or guar- antee claim can be made. WARNING Risk of burns due to hot surfaces Only grasp the pot by the plastic handle. WARNING

Risk of scalding due to escaping water vapour Avoid contact with the water vapour which can escape from the front of the appliance. Proceed as follows:

1. Fill the water tank (2) up to the max-

imum fill level indicator mark (MAX) with a mixture of water and citric acid or vinegar essence (about 5% acid).

2. Remove the drip pan with grate (17).

3. Place the filter holder with a perma-

nent filter into the appliance.

4. Place the pot with the cover closed

onto the warming plate (19).

5. Put the mains plug into a socket.Café & Tea Expresser EN

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6. Press the on/off switch (5). Pre-

heating begins and buttons 6-9 blink. When the appliance is ready for op- eration, buttons 6-9 are illuminated permanently.

button (8). The button blinks during the brewing process.

8. Wait until about one cup has run

through and then shut off the appli- ance.

9. Allow the descaling solution to work

for about 10 minutes and then switch the appliance back on again.

10. The descaling procedure is complete

when all of the solution has run through.

11. After descaling, repeat the process

two more times using clear water to rinse out the appliance.

12. Rinse all removable parts with warm

water and washing-up liquid before you make coffee or tea again.

13. Press the on/off switch

(5) to switch the appliance off. Please note: If you use a commercially available descaling solution, mind the manufacturer’s usage instructions. Storage If you do not need the appliance for a longer period of time, clean it as described in the chapter Cleaning and care (page 33). Store the appliance and all accessories in a clean, dry and frost-free location pro- tected from direct sunlight.EN Café & Tea Expresser BEEM – Elements of Lifestyle 35 Simple troubleshooting The following table is intended to help in identifying and remedying small problems: Problem Possible cause Remedy Nothing is shown on the display. Mains plug not plugged in. Plug in the mains plug. No mains voltage present. Check the fuse or socket. Defective display Contact customer service. The automatic circuit breaker in the electrical system triggers. Too many appliances con- nected to the same power circuit. Reduce the number of ap- pliances in the power circuit.

No problem can be identi- fied. Contact customer service. Water runs out of the ap- pliance. Too much water in the water tank. Do not overfill the water tank. Intense steam generation during coffee brewing. Appliance has heavy scale buildup. Descale the appliance sev- eral times. There is no function when brewing a cup of coffee or tea. The drip pan with grate is not in place. Insert the drip pan with grate. The filter holder cannot be removed after brewing a pot of coffee. Very finely ground coffee was used. Only use coarsely ground coffee. Too much coffee powder was used; the permanent filter is overfilled. Do not overfill the perma- nent filter. If you are unable to remedy the problem using the above steps, please contact the cus- tomer service department. Spare parts and accessories Item* Part no. Designation

Permanent filter for coffee

Permanent filter for tea

Water tank with cover

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