ProAroma FMD24411 - Coffee machine KRUPS - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ProAroma FMD24411 KRUPS

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AVANT LA PREMIÈRE UTILISATION

CAUTION: the safety precautions are part of the appliance. Read them carefully before using your new appliance for the first time. Keep them in a place where you can find and refer to them later on.

DESCRIPTION

a Tank cover

b Water tank

c Coffee pot- (depending on model)

d Hotplate

e Water level indicator

f Hinged filter carrier

g Hinged filter carrier release

h Flavour selector – (depending on model)

i Cord storage

j Duo filter – (accessory in option depending on model)

k Duo filter holder – (accessory in option depending on model)

I Duo filter change indicator

SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

If your coffee maker is equipped with a vacuum pot (according to model):

See the warnings below:

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BEFORE USE

■ Run the coffee maker for the first time with 1 L of water, without coffee and without the Duo Filter (j).

Your coffee maker may be fitted with a Duo Filter (accessory in option depending on model).

The Duo Filter is a double-action antichlorine and anti-scale filter.

The anti-chlorine action of the filter brings out the most delicate aromas of the coffee.

Tap-water frequently contains a chlorine level that impedes the development of the coffee's aroma.

The anti-scale action allows for a longer period between descaling operations.

The filter elements making up the Duo Filter (non-polluting activated vegetable carbon and anti-scale resin) comply with the food laws in force. For the protection of the consumer, it is treated with silver salts with a bacteriostatic action. This filter has passed tests by recognised laboratories.

The Duo Filter can be disposed of as domestic waste.

■ Remove the Duo Filter (j) from its plastic covering. Rinse it under tap water for 1 minute.

■ Lift the cover (a) of the water tank (b) and lift out the filter holder (k).
■ Rotate the lower part of the support and insert the filter into its housing.
- Replace the filter holder in the coffee maker: the coffee maker is ready for use.

Note: there is a rotary indicator on the upper part of the filter holder. This indicates when the Duo Filter should next be changed (l): turn the indicator so that the number of the month when the Duo Filter (j) should next be changed is opposite the index mark.

Example: if you replace the Duo Filter (j) in January (1) you should set the indicator to March (3) or May (5), depending on the hardness of your local water supply. Place the number 3 or 5 opposite the index.

Important:

■ the Duo Filter must only be used with drinking water,
■ the coffee maker still functions if there is no filter,
■ if the coffee maker has not been used for more than one month, rinse the Duo Filter under running water,
it is recommended not to leave the Duo Filter in place for more than 5 months.

Duo Filter Cycles Time
Soft water	about 120	4 months
Hard water	about 80	2 months

MAKING COFFEE

This coffee maker is fitted with a drip-stop device, allowing you to serve coffee before the water has finished running through. Replace the coffee pot quickly to avoid any overflow.

- Do not exceed the maximum capacity of the water tank as shown by the water level indicator (e).

Keep warm function:

At the end of the cycle (i.e. when there is no more water in the tank), the heat will be maintained until it turns off automatically after about 30 minutes.

Your coffee maker is equipped with a permanent filter (depending on model):

Place the ground coffee directly in the permanent filter. After use, throw away the grounds and rinse the filter under running water. Do not use a paper filter at the same time as the permanent filter as this may lead to overflowing.

Your coffee maker is equipped with a flavour selector (h) (according to model):

This device enables you to obtain more strongly flavoured coffee, especially for 1, 2 or 3 cups (9).

Your coffee maker is equipped with a vacuum pot (according to model):

■ To keep the coffee hotter for longer, rinse the vacuum pot out with hot water before use (c).

The cover must be screwed tightly shut (clockwise). The pot can be filled with coffee and keeps it hot without further intervention.

■ To serve the coffee, press on the button above the handle (10).

Your coffee maker with vacuum pot is equipped with an automatic stop system (according to model):

The appliance will stop once the water has finished running through.

- Wait a few minutes before making another batch of coffee.

CLEANING

■ To dispose of the used grounds, lift the filter holder out of the coffee maker (11).
■ Unplug the appliance.
■ Do not clean the appliance while hot.
■ Clean with a damp cloth or sponge.
■ Never immerse the appliance in water or put it under running water.

■ The glass coffee pot, the cover and the filter holder can be washed in the dishwasher.

To clean the stainless steel vacuum pot (according to model) thoroughly

1. Put a dishwasher tablet into your stainless steel vacuum pot (only).
2. Completely fill the vacuum pot with boiling water.
3. Leave to work for 10 minutes.
4. Rinse with hot water three times.

DESCALING

	Cycles between descaling operations
	Without Duo Filter With Duo Filter
Soft water	60	120
Hard water	40	80

You may use:

■ either a sachet of descaler diluted in 250ml of water,
■ or 250 ml of white vinegar.
■ Pour into the tank (b) and start the coffee maker (without coffee).
- Allow half the liquid to run into the coffee pot (c), then switch off.
Leave to work for one hour.
■ Restart the coffee maker to complete the run-through.
- Rinse the coffee maker by running it 2 or 3 times with 1 L of clean water.

The guarantee does not cover coffee makers that fail or work badly, due to scale.

STORING THE POWER CORD

The cord storage can be used to adjust the length of the power cord (12).

ACCESSORIES

You can purchase from a Krups authorised

Service Dealer:

Permanent filter: F049
■ 12-cup glass coffee pot : F15B0G
■ 10-cup glass coffee pot : F15B0F
■ 10-cup plastic vacuum pot, black: F15B0J
■ 10-cup plastic vacuum pot, white: F15B0K
■ 10-cup stainless steel vacuum pot, black: F15B0M
10-cup stainless steel vacuum pot, white: F15B0N
2 Duo Filter inserts: F472
■ Filter set with a Filter holder and a Duo Filter insert: F15A04
■ Descaling kit : F054

IN THE EVENT OF A PROBLEM

Check:
– that the appliance is properly connected,
- that the switch is in the "I" position.
The time taken for the water to run through is too long and the appliance is very noisy:
- descale your coffee maker.
The appliance stops heating even when there is water still left in the water tank :
- Descale your coffee maker.

Your appliance still does not work?

Contact a Krups approved service centre.

Environment protection first!

Your appliance contains valuable materials which can be recovered or recycled. Leave it at a local civic waste collection point.

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