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USER MANUAL Murex S07 Caffitaly

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• Programming the quantity of coffee in a cup ............................................................... 19 Cleaning and Maintenance:

• Technical data ............................................................................................................. 21 Thank you for having chosen our product and for your confi dence in our company. You can savour your favourite hot beverages at any time of the day with our appliance by choosing one of the capsules that Caffi taly System offers you. For example: an espresso, a cocoa-fl avoured beverage or a tea will be ready in just a few seconds. Follow the instructions (Symbols) Warning. This is the safety warning symbol. It is used to call your attention to potential personal injury hazards. Abide by the safety messages provided in order to avoid possible injury or death. Note. This is the symbol used to highlight some actions that will optimise use of the ap- pliance. Not dishwasher safe Cleaning advice Your Chicco d’oro contact [e-mail] English30 English Safety warnings CAREFULLY read the following instructions! In this way you will avoid the risk of personal injury and damage to the appliance.

• This appliance is designed for domestic use and similar purposes, for example: staff kitchen areas in shops, offi ces and other workplaces; in hotels, farm lodges, motels, Bed & Breakfasts and other residential environments.

• Use only Caffi taly System capsules.

• Use of the appliance in any manner other than as directed herein could cause harm to persons and void the guarantee. The manufacturer will not be responsible for injury or damage resulting from improper use of the appliance.

• After removing the packaging, check that the appliance is not damaged. If damage is found, or upon the fi rst sign of a defect (unusual noise or odours), or if any problem oc- curs inside the appliance, do not use it and contact an Authorised Service Centre.

• The packaging elements (plastic bags, etc.) must not be left within reach of children as they are potential sources of danger.

• Only use the appliance if the power cord is intact. If the cord is damaged, it should be replaced: contact an Authorised Service Centre. Lethal danger of electric shocks.

• Only use and store the appliance indoors. Make sure the electrical elements, plug and cord are dry. Never submerge the appliance in water. Protect the appliance from sprays and drips. Water and electricity together constitute a risk of electrocution.

• Only connect the appliance to power outlets complying with the requirements of the law. Make sure that the power supply voltage matches the rating shown on the data plate, located on the bottom of the appliance.

• The surface on which the machine is installed must be level, solid, stationary and heat resistant; the bearing surface must not exceed an angle of 2°.

• Do not allow the appliance to be used by children or persons with impaired mental, physi- cal or sensory faculties or insuffi cient experience and/or skills, unless they are under the careful supervision and guidance of a person responsible for their safety. Children must be kept under supervision to prevent them from playing with the appliance.

• Do not leave the power cord near hot surfaces, sharp edges or other sharp objects.

• Never place your hands inside the capsule compartment. Danger of injury.

• Always close the lever. Never open the lever while a beverage is being dispensed.

• Never remove machine parts, except those indicated in the instructions for daily mainte- nance.

• Do not insert objects into the openings. This could cause electric shocks! Any operation that is not described in this instruction manual should only be performed by an Authorised Service Centre!

• Do not pull on the power cord to disconnect it. Remove the plug to avoid damaging it.

• Descale the appliance regularly, following the instructions provided. If you do not, the ap- pliance may be damaged.

• Clean the appliance carefully and regularly. If it is not cleaned, the build-up that forms may be hazardous to your health. Unplug the appliance and allow it to cool before cleaning.

• If you do not expect to use the appliance for a long period of time (leaving on vacation, etc.), unplug it.31 Instructions for use and disposal The appliance has been manufactured using high quality materials that can be re- used or recycled. Dispose of the appliance in a suitable waste collection centre. Directions for correct disposal of the product according to European Directive 2002/96/EC and Italian Legislative Decree no. 151 dated 25th July 2005. At the end of its useful life, the product should not be disposed of with unsorted household waste. It should be taken to a suitable selective waste collection centre set up by the local authorities or returned to a retailer who provides this service. Separate collection of an electrical household appliance avoids a possible negative impact on the environment and health arising from improper disposal and enables the materials it is made of to be recovered so as to achieve signifi cant savings of energy and resources. The crossed-out wheelie bin symbol applied on the product highlights the need to dispose of electric appliances separately. Improper disposal of the product by the user shall be subject to specifi c administrative sanctions as provided for under current regulations. The packaging is made from recyclable materials. Contact the relevant authorities for information regarding local legislation. First use or after a long period of disuse

• Fit the used capsule drawer inside the drip tray and place in the machine (Fig. 15).

• Plug the power cord supplied into the relevant socket on the bottom of the appliance (Fig. 16).

• Fill the tank with fresh, still water (Fig. 4).

• Plug in the appliance and turn it on (Fig. 13).

• Make sure the lever is closed (Fig. 3).

• As well as buttons A-B-C, indicator light D also blinks RED.

• Place a large container (at least 250 ml) under the dispensing spout (Fig. 9).

• Press one of the buttons A-B-C. Wait for the machine to complete the priming cycle and fi ll with water. Indicator light D will switch off. NOTE: if, at the end of the priming cycle, buttons A-B-C and indicator light D con- tinue to blink, repeat the procedures as listed in the previous step.

• Buttons A-B-C will blink simultaneously to indicate that the machine is warming up.

• When buttons A-B-C turn on and remain steadily lit, perform a rinse by pressing button C. Press the button again to perform a second rinse. Wait for the machine to complete the rinse cycle.

• At the end of this operation, empty out the water from the used capsule drawer (Fig. 6). Turning on the appliance

• Fill the tank with fresh, still water (Fig. 4).

• Switch on the appliance by pressing the power on/off switch (Fig. 14).

• Buttons A-B-C will blink simultaneously to indicate that the machine is warming up. When the buttons turn on and remain steadily lit, the appliance is ready for use. English32 General operating indications DESCALING SIGNAL:

• When indicator light E blinks YELLOW and the machine beeps 3 times, a descaling cycle should be carried out (see ch. Descaling). HEATING:

• Buttons A-B-C blink simultaneously. WHEN THE WATER RUNS OUT DURING OPERATION:

• The water tank is empty when indicator light D blinks RED and the appliance emits 3 beeps followed by a single intermittent beep.

• Fill the water tank with fresh, still water (Fig. 4).

• Press one of the buttons A-B-C. Wait for the machine to complete the priming cycle and fi ll with water.

• When buttons A-B-C turn on and remain steadily lit, the appliance is ready for use. IF THE LEVER IS RAISED WHILE DISPENSING:

• Raising the lever while dispensing a product (Fig. 1) may cause splashes of hot water. Danger of scalding!

• Indicator light F blinks RED. The appliance will immediately stop dispensing.

• Close the lever (Fig. 3).

• Press one of the buttons A-B-C to reset the alarm.

• The appliance is ready for use again. Adjusting the cup/espresso cup height

• The machine can be adjusted for the use of large cups or espresso cups.

• The machine is initially set for the use of large cups (Fig. 7).

• For the best possible results when using espresso cups, raise the drip tray, expand the bottom part and fi x it in place by turning it clockwise (Fig. 10).

• Reposition the drip tray and start using the espresso cups (Fig. 8). Correct use of the buttons To dispense “Espresso” or “Caffè crema”, use solely buttons A or B (1st and 2nd from the left respectively, lit in WHITE). The same buttons, depending on the quantity, are to be used for dispensing capsules of orzo, ginseng, cocoa or milk. Button C (3rd from the left, lit in BLUE) must be used solely for capsules of tea, chamomile tea or herbal tea. Do not use button C for espresso or any other coffee with an intense fl avour. In this function the machine is set for low pressure and this reduces the "crema", diminishes the fl avour of the coffee, and could cause a break in the fl ow. NOTE: traces of the product just dispensed may remain inside the machine. When dispensing milk, hot chocolate or instant beverages, for full fl avour we suggest rinsing the machine by pressing any button (A , B or C) without inserting a capsule. In any case, we recommend carrying out this procedure daily or at least every ten dispensings or before a long period of appliance disuse. English33 Dispensing coffee

• Raise the lever to open the capsule compartment (Fig. 1).

• Insert the capsule, pressing it gently into place (Fig. 2).

• Press and release button A or B, depending on the desired coffee.

• The pressed button will blink. The machine will stop dispensing on reaching the pro- grammed quantity and emit a beep.

• Raise the lever to eject the used capsule into the drawer (Fig. 1).

• Close the lever (Fig. 3). NOTE: the quantities of coffee dispensed can be programmed according to personal taste and the size of the cups or espresso cups used. To program the quantities, please refer to ch. "Programming the quantity of coffee in a cup". Programming the quantity of coffee in a cup

• Raise the lever to open the capsule compartment (Fig. 1).

• Insert the capsule, pressing it gently into place (Fig. 2).

• Press and hold the desired coffee button.

• On reaching the desired amount of coffee, release the button; the machine will beep three times. Now the button is programmed. The quantity of coffee dispensed can be programmed from a minimum of 20 up to a maximum of 250 ml.

• Raise the lever to eject the used capsule into the drawer (Fig. 1).

• Close the lever (Fig. 3). Saving energy The machine will automatically reduce consumption after 10 minutes of inactivity. Buttons A-B-C blink WHITE slowly and sequentially. To restore normal operating conditions, press any button or raise the lever. The appliance will start warming up. When buttons A-B-C turn on and remain steadily lit, the appliance is ready for use. Daily maintenance

• Remove the drip tray and used capsule drawer (Fig. 6).

• Lift the used capsule drawer (Fig. 11); empty and rinse it.

• Remove the grid (Fig. 12). Empty the drip tray and rinse it out with water.

• Remove the water tank (Fig. 5); empty and rinse it. NOTE: traces of the product just dispensed may remain inside the machine. When dispensing milk, hot chocolate or instant beverages, for full fl avour we suggest rinsing the machine by pressing any button (A , B or C) without inserting a capsule. In any case, we recommend carrying out this procedure daily or at least every ten dispensings or before a long period of appliance disuse. Use a soft cloth and a neutral deter- gent to clean the surfaces of the appli- ance. Do not use jets of water to clean the appliance. The plastic parts of the machine, including the water tank, are NOT dishwasher safe. English34 Descaling Descaling signal: when indicator light D blinks YELLOW and the machine beeps 3 times, a descaling cycle should be carried out, as illustrated below. The machine features an advanced program that monitors how much water is used to dispense beverages. This measurement provides the user with indications as to when the machine needs to be descaled. It is advisable to use the Caffi taly System descaling agent, designed to comply with the technical characteristics of the machine, in full observance of consumer safety. The descaling agent must be disposed of in compliance with manufacturer instructions and/or with current regulations in force in the country where the appliance is used. CAREFULLY read the directions for use on the packaging of the descaling agent. Avoid contact with eyes, skin and machine surfaces. Switch the machine off during descaling, and do not lift the lever. A person must be present during the operation. Do not use vinegar: it could damage your machine!

• Switch the machine off by pressing the power on/off switch (Fig. 14).

• Empty and rinse out the used capsule drawer and drip tray (Fig. 6).

• Remove and empty the water tank (Fig. 5).

• Mix the contents of a bottle of Caffi taly System descaling agent with approximately 750 cc. of water (a total of 1 litre) and pour into the tank.

• Place a container (at least 500 ml) under the dispensing spout (Fig. 9).

• Make sure that the lever is lowered (Fig. 3) and that there is no capsule inside the capsule compartment.

• Press and hold buttons A and B while switching the machine on by pressing the power on/off switch.

• Button B will be lit, while indicator lights E and F blink YELLOW and RED alternately.

• Press button B to start the descaling cycle.

• The machine dispenses the descaling solution at intervals (5 doses with a 4-minute pause between each one, for a total duration of about 25 minutes). During this step, when the buttons must not be pressed, indicator lights E and F blink YELLOW and RED alternately.

• If the container fi lls up, empty it out.

• When the fi rst step is over, button B lights up and the machine beeps repeatedly. The water tank is empty.

• Carefully rinse out the water tank and refi ll it with fresh water (Fig. 4).

• Empty and rinse the used capsule drawer, the drip tray and the container used and put them back in place.

• Press button B to start the rinse cycle.

• Rinse water (about 500 ml) will be run through the machine. During this stage, indicator lights E and F blink alternately.

• When the rinse cycle is complete, the machine beeps and buttons A-B-C blink simultane- ously; the machine is warming up. When the buttons turn on and remain steadily lit, the appliance is ready for use.

• Carefully empty and rinse out the water tank and refi ll it with fresh, still water (Fig. 4).

• Empty and rinse out the used capsule drawer and drip tray (Fig. 6). English35 No coffee comes out. Indicator light D blinks RED. The water tank is empty. Fill the tank with fresh water. Press a button to refi ll the circuit. When the buttons remain steadily lit, the appliance is ready for use. The coffee is not hot enough. - Cold cups / espresso cups. - Scale build-up in machine. - Preheat cup. - Descale. The lever cannot be lowered. - The used capsule drawer is full. - Capsule stuck inside the machine. - Empty out the used capsule drawer. - Remove the used capsule. Indicator light F is lit steadily in RED. Heating problems. Turn off the machine, then turn it back on. If the problem persists, take the machine to an Authorised Service Centre. When a button is pressed to dispense coffee, the machine seems to work but then stops without dispensing any coffee, or only dispenses a tiny amount. Incorrect quantity programming. Reprogram the quantity associated with that button. See ch. "Programming the quantity of coffee in a cup". Coffee is dispensed very slowly, and is of poor quality. Button C was used with an espresso capsule. Use buttons A or B. The materials and objects in contact with food products comply with the requirements of European Regulation 1935/2004. See the data plate on the base of the machine. Max. 15 bar About 4 kg < 70 dB A 1 litre ambient temperature: 10°C - 40°C 162 mm 283 mm 370 mm Technical data Troubleshooting

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