Diana PL60T - Coffee machine Lelit - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Diana PL60T Lelit

2. Main switch on/off

8. Cover for water tray

10. Steam tube with safety protection

13. Support for filter holder connection

16. PID coffee boiler temperature controller

17. Water missing pilot light

18. Cup warming on top of the machine

19. Removable cover for water tank

28. Resin filter (inside water tank)

USER INSTRUCTIONS: Starting the machine:

1. Remove the machine from its packing and make sure all packing parts have been taken off (including the protection

2. Lay the machine on a flat and steady surface far away from hot places and from the water taps.

3. Remove the water tank cover (19) on the top of the machine; extract the plastic tube that has a resin filter (28)

attached; extract the water tank.

4. Fill the tank with cold water.

5. Replace the water tank back in the machine; insert the plastic tube and pay attention not to bend it; replace the cover (19) in its right position.

6. Insert the power cord (1) in the mains. Make sure that the wall socket is of the right voltage.

7. Place the filter holder (12) under the brewing group (13) and turn it from the left to the right. Leave it there so that it can get warm and it gets ready for use. 8. Turn on the machine by pressing the main switch (2); the build-in pilot light confirms that the machine is on. The coffee group and the steam boiler recharge go on automatically. Press the hot water toggle switch (20) up: once water will flow out of the water tube (11) press the toggle switch (20) down. 9. Press the steam group main switch (6) in order to turn on the boilers’ heating element: the coffee ready pilot light (4) and the steam ready pilot light (3) will come on confirming that the machine is ready for use.

10. The PID (16) will visualize the degrees inside the boiler and will control the boiler’s heating.

11. The PID is already set from the producer on 95°C, i.e. the ideal temperature for a good cup of coffee. (If you want

to change the PID’s temperature, please follow the instructions written under How to set the temperature inside the boiler by means of the PID).

Making an espresso with ground coffee: 12. Check that the tank contains water. ATTENTION: the internal tank has a special floating device that controls the water level. In case of lack of water, the water missing pilot light (17) comes on automatically and at the same time the sound alarm buzzes. Please fill the water tank with water (as described under Starting the machine, points 3-5): this will shut off the pilot light (17) and the buzzer, confirming that the water level is suitable. NB: the water tank must be filled in with water till the MAX level indicated on the appliance body.

13. Follow the instruction at point 9 in case the above written operations have not been yet done.

14. As soon as the PID’s (16) display shows the set temperature and the coffee ready pilot light (4) goes on, the machine is ready for use. 15. Place the filter (25-26) in the filter holder (12). Lock the filter holder (12) in the brewing group (13) turning it from the left to the right, after having poured the desired quantity of ground coffee (1 doser (23) corresponds to 1 coffee dose; to get 2 coffee cups pour 2 dozers of ground coffee in the filter holder (12) ) and after having pressed it properly with the pressing tool/tamper (22). 16. Place the espresso cup/s on the cup rest (14). NB: this machine has a removable tray (14) for espresso cups and a drip grill (15) for cups/mug of max. 11cm height.

17. NB: The coffee switch (5) has 2 positions: up it’s on, down it’s off. Turn the coffee switch on (5) to start brewing

and once you have reached the desired quantity of coffee press the toggle switch (5) down to stop dispensing the coffee. 18. Remove the filter holder (12) from its support (13) and throw away the coffee grounds. NB: Place the filter holder (12) empty (without coffee) back in its support (13) in order to maintain the entire coffee group at the suitable temperature.

Steam: 19. Check that the tank contains water. ATTENTION: the internal tank has a special floating device that controls the water level. In case of lack of water, the water missing pilot light (17) comes on automatically and at the same time the sound allarm buzzes. Please fill the water tank with water (as described under Starting the machine, points 3-5): this will shut off the pilot light (17) and the buzzer, confirming that the water level is suitable. NB: the water tank must be filled in with water till the MAX level indicated on the appliance body. 20. Switch on the steam group by pressing the steam main switch (6) (only if it has not been yet done): the pilot light (3) gets on. The machine is at the right temperature, ready to make steam.

21. Place the cup/mug with the drink to be heated under the steam tube (10).8

22. Press the toggle steam switch (9) up paying attention that the steamer always stays immerse in the liquid, to avoid

possible hot drink sprays.

23. Press the toggle steam switch (9) down to stop steaming and remove the steam tube (10) from the cup/mug.

24. The steam tube (10) can become extremely hot so make sure to handle it only touching the rubber safety protection.

25. Clean the steam tube (10) accordingly with a normal damp cloth.

Hot water: 26. Check that the tank contains water. ATTENTION: the internal tank has a special floating device that controls the water level. In case of lack of water, the water missing pilot light (17) comes on automatically and at the same time the sound allarm buzzes. Please fill the water tank with water (as described under Starting the machine, points 3-5): this will shut off the pilot light (17) and the buzzer, confirming that the water level is suitable. NB: the water tank must be filled in with water till the MAX level indicated on the appliance body.

27. Wait till the PID’s (16) display shows the set temperature and the coffee ready pilot light (4) comes on.

28. Place a mug under the hot water faucet (11) and press the hot water switch (20) up: the pilot light (21) confirms the starting. Once you get the desired amount of hot water press the switch (20) down to stop dispensing. 29. After having taken hot water, always check that there is still water in the tank and if it is necessary, fill the water tank as indicated at point 24. HOW TO SET THE BOILER’S TEMPERATURE BY MEANS OF THE PID: The PID has been set by the producer of this machine on a temperature of 95°C. In order to change the temperature please proceed as follows:

4. press the button ; as soon as the display shows the writing “PRG” press the button ;

5. as soon as the display shows the boiler’s temperature, help yourself with the buttons and in

order to set the desired temperature, starting from a min. of 80C° up to a max. of 130C°.

6. after 3 sec. from pressing the last button, the inserted temperature is memorized and the display shows the set

temperature. NB: if the temperature is set too high, once a coffee request is made, the display starts to flash. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND PRECAUTIONS: − Clean up the steam tube (10) after every use. − Use a normal damp cloth to clean the machine. − Do not leave the machine outdoors. − Do not immerse the machine in water. − Use the machine only under adult control and keep it away from children’s reach. − Do not wash filters and filter holder in the dishwasher. − During normal functioning some parts of the appliance body can reach high temperatures: please handle with due caution! − The PID is already set by the producer on the right temperature for an excellent espresso. During heating and coffee or water distribution, the temperature can oscillate (+/- 10/12°C). Also, a warning has been inserted: after 108°C the PID’s display shows the temperature but intermittently; this is normal and it warns the user that the coffee will not be good if made with such high temperature. ATTENTION: the machine is equipped with a water tank of 2.7l with missing water sensor connected to an allarm pilot light (17) and also to a buzzer. The sound of the buzzer caused by the lack of water at starting the machine is different from the sound made to indicate the lack of water during normal funtioning. The restoration of the suitable water level will shut off the allarm pilot light (17) and the buzzer. If the water finishes during the normal funtioning the missing water sensor will allow 15sec. of time to finish the coffee; once the coffee is done the water tank must be filled with water till the max level indicated on the appliance body. We suggest reading the instruction booklet carefully and checking the water level in the water tank regularly. Water softener included (inserted on the plastic tube, inside the water tank): one way water softener for espresso machines. It protects the machine from limestone residues. It needs to be replaced according to the water hardness and consumption following the below table: Water hardness

10°F 90 lt 20°F 45 lt 27°F 35 lt 35°F 23 lt 45°F 20 lt NB: It’s is necessary to replace the resin filter as indicated above otherwise the limestone residues can damage the coffee machine (the warranty does not cover this type of damage).9

English Technical data: Power supply: 220-230V: 50Hz - 220-230V: 60Hz Coffee heating element: 1000W Steam heating element: 1200W Coffee pump pressure: 12/15 bar Pump on coffee boiler (ULKA): 48W -- Pump on steam boiler (ULKA): 21W PID’s regulation: from 80°C up to 130°C Water tank capacity: 2,7 litri Coffee boiler capacity: 250 ml – Steam boiler capacity: 400 ml Dimensions (HxLxP): 30x30x42 cm – Net Weight: 10,5 kg To be operated with ground coffee or coffee pods TROUBLESHOOTING: We thank you for buying one of our products, projected and assembled in accordance with the most up-to date technological innovations. Following carefully the simple operations described in this manual, which respect to all essential safety regulations, you will get the best performances and will appreciate the remarkable reliability of this product in the years to come. Please find below the description of the most frequent problems and of their solution:

1. The machine had not reached the proper

2. Filter-holder not preheated

3. Cups not preheated

4. Thermostat malfunctions.

1. See section “Starting the Machine” and

“Making an Espresso”

2. Filter-holder must be heated together with the

water – see section “Starting the Machine”

3. Properly heat the cups on the cup-warmer

4. Contact the nearest SERVICE CENTER

Coffee comes out too quickly

1. Too little coffee in the filter

2. Coffee not pressed enough

3. Coffee is old or unsuitable

1. Put more coffee in the filter

2. Press coffee more firmly

3. Use a different coffee blend

Coffee leaks between the coffee group and the filter-holder

1. Filter-holder not properly inserted

2. Too much coffee in the filter

3. Edge of the filter-holder not clean

4. The douche seal is worn out or damaged

1. Insert the filter-holder correctly

2. Put less coffee in the filter

3. Clean the edge of the filter-holder

4. Contact the nearest SERVICE CENTER

Coffee comes out in drops

1. Too much coffee in the filter

2. Coffee too firmly pressed

1. Put less coffee in the filter

2. Press the coffee more gently

The machine does not produce steam even if the LED (6) and (9) are

2. Obstructed outlet hole at end of steam pipe

3. Too little water in tank

1. See section “Steam”

2. Clean the outlet hole with a needle

3. See section “Starting the Machine”

The machine does not work and the ON light does not turn on.

1. No electricity/power supply

2. The power cable is not properly plugged in.

3. The power cable is damaged

1. Check and restore the electrical power

2. Plug in the power cable correctly

3. Contact the nearest SERVICE CENTER for a

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT IN ACCORDANCE WITH EC DIRECTIVE 2002/96/EC At the end of its working life, the product must not be disposed of as urban waste. It must be taken to a special local authority differential waste collection centre or to a dealer providing this service. Disposing of a household appliance separately avoids possible negative consequences for the environment and health deriving from inappropriate disposal of enables the constituent materials to be recovered to obtain significant savings in energy and resources. As a reminder of the need to dispose of household appliances separately, the products is marked with a crossed-out wheeled dustbin.

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Gemme Italian Producers srl declares under its own responsibility that the product PL60T, to which this declaration relates, is in accordance with the provisions of the specific directives: CEI EN 60335-1, CEI EN 60335-2-15 It also declares that the above mentioned product conforms with the electromagnetic compatibility test EMC. NB: The present declaration voids should the machine be modified without our specific authorization

The inserted data and pictures can be subject to changes without previous notice for the improvement of the machine’s performances.10

This product is covered by the warranty laws valid in the country where the product has been sold; specific information about the warranty terms can be given by the seller or by the importer in the country where the product has been purchased. The seller or importer is completely responsible for the product. The importer is completely responsible also for the fulfillment of the laws in force in the country where the importer distributes the product, including the correct disposal of the product at the end of its working life. Inside the European countries the laws in force are the national laws implementing the EC Directive 44/99/CE. Deutsch