Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ - Coffee machine BREVILLE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ BREVILLE

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VERTUO POP+

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CLICK AND CHOOSE YOUR LANGUAGE

EN FR ES

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

OVERVIEW

CONNECTIVITY

FIRST USE

COFFEE PREPARATION

ADAPT YOUR COFFEE VOLUME

CLEANING

DESCALING

EMPTYING

MACHINE SETTINGS

BLINKING SUMMARY

TROUBLESHOOTING

SPECIFICATIONS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

CAUTION: Before operating your coffee machine, please refer to the safety instructions leaflet to avoid any possible harm and damage.

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OVERVIEW

MACHINE OVERVIEW

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1 Water tank and lid
2 Drip tray
3 Container for used capsules
4 Coffee outlet
5 ON/OFF and coffee button
6 Locking/Unlocking lever
7 Drip grid
8 Adjustable cup support

PACKAGING CONTENT

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1 Coffee machine
2 Nespresso capsules set
3 Nespresso welcome booklet
4 Safety instructions
5 Quick Start Guide
6 Warranty

i Unboxing: Some dust may be present on the surface of the machine due to the recycled materials used in the packaging. This is not dangerous, simply clean with a soft tissue.

OPEN / CLOSE

OPEN CLOSE

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THE VERTUO SYSTEM

SUITABLE CAPSULES

S
Espresso

(40 ml / 1.4 oz)

M
Double Espresso

(80 ml / 2.8 oz)

Gran Lungo

(150 ml / 5.1 oz)

L
Mug

(230 ml / 7.8 oz)

XL
Alto, Cold Brew Style

(355 ml / 12.5 oz)

Carafe

(535 ml / 18.8 oz)

ACCESSORIES

Suitable accessories

Espresso Double

Espresso

Gran Lungo Mug Reveal Glass

Not suitable accessories

Alto Carafe

Discover our full accessory collection on www.nespresso.com

CONNECTIVITY

WHY SHOULD YOU PAIR YOUR VERTUO POP+ MACHINE?

NESPRESSO + Smart coffee Expert advice Machine care

BENEFITS OF CONNECTING YOUR VERTUO POP+ MACHINE

• Smart Coffee: Enjoy the latest coffee innovations from Nespresso by always keeping your machine up to date.
- Expert advices: Receive real-time tips with step by step instructions for descaling, rinsing and cleaning your machine.
• Machine care: Get support and tutorials for your machine care via your smartphone.

HOW TO CONNECT YOUR VERTUO POP+ MACHINE?

VERTUO POP+ FIRST USE AND PAIRING

Available on the App Store GET IT ON Google Play

1 Download or update the Nespresso App.

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2 LaunchtheNespresso App on your smartphone or your tablet.

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3 Click on the machine icon at the top right of your screen.

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4 Follow the instructions via the Nespresso App.

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FIRST USE

ON / OFF

OR

ON

Once the machine is plugged in, turn on by pressing once on the button or by closing the lever in the lock position (with the head closed).

The light will blink for approximatively 30 seconds while the machine is heating up. Once the light is steady, the machine is ready to be used.

AUTO-OFF 2 min OR 3 s

OFF

To save energy, the machine will turn off automatically after 2 minutes of non-use.

The machine can be turned "OFF" manually at any time (when not in use) by pressing and holding the button for 3 seconds.

FIRST RINSING

VERTUO POP+ FIRST USE AND PAIRING

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1 Rinse the water tank before filling it with only fresh potable water.

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2 Close the water tank with the lid and put the water tank back in position on the machine.

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3 Plug the power cord, remove the cup support and place an empty container (at least 1 L / 34 oz) under the coffee outlet.

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4 Open and close the machine. Ensure the lever is in lock position.

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5 Turn on the machine by clicking on the button once.

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6 Press the button 3 times within 2 seconds.

The machine will start rinsing. This procedure may take up to 7 minutes.

CAUTION: First read the safety precautions to avoid risks of fatal electrical shock and fire. Please ensure ground continuity when plugging the machine in the power outlet.

When unpacking the machine, remove the plastic films.

COFFEE PREPARATION

VERTUO POP+ EVERYDAY USE

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1 Turn on your machine by clicking once on the button or by closing the lever towards the lock position.

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2 Fill the water tank with fresh potable water and put it back in position.

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3 Open the machine and insert a Vertuo capsule.

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4 Close the machine by turning the lever until the lock position and place a cup. The cup support can be adjusted to accommodate your cup size.

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5 Start brewing by clicking on the button once.

NOTE: water may accumulate inside the machine's head, please dry visible parts with a clean dry cloth.

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6 When the coffee stops brewing, open the machine by turning the lever towards the unlock position, eject the capsule and enjoy your coffee.

DISCOVER OUR CONCENTRATED EXTRACTION FOR BARISTA RECIPES

With this machine, Nespresso offers you a specific function to concentrate your coffee extractions to create your own recipes.

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With your machine on, quickly click 2 times on the coffee button. It will blink turquoise and your coffee brew will be concentrated, enhancing the coffee taste in recipes with add-ons (milk, creamer, over ice...).

Discover how to upgrade your machine with our Aeroccino range on www.nespresso.com

ADAPT YOUR COFFEE VOLUMES

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1 Turn on the machine by clicking on the button once, open the machine and insert the capsule you want to brew.

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2 Close the machine, turn the lever towards the lock position and place a cup.

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3 Press and hold the button until the desired volume is reached. The new water volume is now programmed for the capsule type used during the setting.

The programming is specific to each capsule type. Cup sizes may be programmed from 20 ml / 0.7 oz to 535 ml / 18 oz.

NOTE: Once a customer-specific volume is programmed by the user, every time that capsule type is inserted in the machine, the preparation will stop at the user-programmed cup size. If you wish to come back to the default parameters see the paragraph "Reset to factory settings".

CLEANING

Clean your machine on a monthly basis, when you start having coffee residue inside the machine head or after a long period of non-use.

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1 Rinse and clean the water tank and the lid before filling it with fresh potable water.

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2 Put the water tank back in position on the machine.

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3 Open the machine and let the used capsule be ejected. Empty the capsule container and put it back in place.

1 L / 34 oz

4 Remove the cup support and place an empty container (at least 1 L / 34 oz) under the coffee outlet.

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5 Close the machine head and turn the lever left towards lock position.

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6 With the machine on, press the button 3 times within 2 seconds.

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7 The cleaning procedure will run automatically for \~7 minutes. A steady light appears when the cleaning is done.

It takes \~2 minutes before water begins to flow out of the coffee outlet. The procedure can be stopped at any time by pressing the button.

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8 Wash the capsule container, the cup support and the drip tray with hot water and mild odourless detergent.

CAUTION: Do not use any strong or abrasive cleaning agent or solvent cleaner. Do not put the machine in a dishwasher. Never immerse the appliance or part of it in water.

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9 Dry the machine with a clean and fresh towel.

CAUTION: Clean the coffee outlet regularly with a clean damp cloth. Always use soft cloths to clean the machine.

NOTE: Water may accumulate inside the machine's head during cleaning. If this happens, please dry visible parts with a clean dry cloth.

DESCALING

Descaling your machine will ensure that it functions properly throughout its lifetime and will make your coffee experience as incomparable as it was the first day. Your machine will indicate when descaling is needed by blinking orange 3 times before steady white.

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The descaling procedure takes \~20 minutes and cannot be interrupted.

You will need:

• A descaling kit available on www.nespresso.com
• An empty container (1L / 34 oz)

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1 Open the machine and let the used capsule be ejected. Empty the capsule container and the drip tray and place them back in position on the machine.

1 x 0.5 L / 17 oz

2 Fill the water tank with 0.5 L / 17 oz of water and add 1 unit of Nespresso descaling liquid.

CAUTION: Please note that the descaling solution can be harmful. Avoid contact with eyes, skin and surfaces.

1 L / 34 oz

3 Remove the cup support and place an empty container (at least 1 L / 34 oz) under the co-ee outlet.

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4 With machine on, close the machine head and leave the lever in unlock position.

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5 Hold the button for at least 7 seconds. The button starts blinking orange rapidly.

CAUTION: You now have 45 seconds to enter the descaling mode, otherwise the machine will return to the brewing mode.

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6 Open and close the machine head and leave the lever in unlock position. Hold the button again for at least 7 seconds.

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7 Turn the lever left towards the lock position and press on the button once.

The machine will stop automatically when the first phase of descaling is completed.

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8 Now, it's time to rinse the machine. Rinse the water tank and fill it with fresh potable water. Put it back in place.

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9 Push the button to rinse the machine. When the button stops blinking rapidly, the descaling procedure is completed.

The machine will stop automatically when the procedure is completed.

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10 Wash the capsule container, the cup support and the drip tray with hot water and mild odourless detergent.

CAUTION: Do not use any strong or abrasive cleaning agent or solvent cleaner. Do not put the machine in a dishwasher. Never immerse the appliance or part of it in water.

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11 Dry the machine with a clean and fresh towel.

CAUTION: Do not use any strong or abrasive cleaning agent or solvent cleaner. Do not put the machine in a dishwasher. Never immerse the appliance or part of it in water.

NOTE: Water may accumulate inside the machine's head during cleaning. If this happens, please dry visible parts with a clean dry cloth.

EMPTYING

Emptying the system is a process that could be done before a period of non-use, for frost protection or prior to sending the machine for a repair.

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1 Empty the water tank, open the machine head, and let the used capsule be ejected. Empty the capsule container and the drip tray.

0.5 L / 17 oz

2 Place them back in position on the machine, remove the cup support and place an empty container (0.5 L / 17 oz) under the coffee outlet.

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3 With machine plugged, open and close the machine head and turn the lever towards the lock position.

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4 Unplugthemachine.

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5 Press and hold the button while plugging the machine.

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6 Release the button. It will blink orange and the emptying process will start.

It will take approximatively 30 seconds for the machine to complete the emptying process. The machine turns off automatically when it is empty.

MACHINE SETTINGS

VERTUO POP+ MACHINE SETTINGS

RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS

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1 With the machine plugged, open then close the machine head before leaving the lever on the unlock position.

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2 Press the button 5 times within 3 seconds. The machine is now programmed with the factory settings.

MACHINE BLUETOOTH AND WI-FI

The machine comes with a connectivity module, enabled by default. It gives access to additional features, enhancing your coffee experience. To disable the connectivity module, follow these steps:

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1 With the machine closed and the lever in unlocked position, unplug the machine for at least 10 seconds.

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2 Press and hold the button whilst plugging the machine. The button will blink orange to confirm that the connectivity module has now been disabled.

Follow the same steps to set the connectivity module back on again. The button will blink white to confirm that the module has been reactivated.

BLINKING SUMMARY

You want to learn more about the Vertuo Pop+ blinkings? Check out the following video:

UNDERSTAND YOUR VERTUO POP+ MACHINE

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TROUBLESHOOTING

No light on the button. • The machine has turned OFF automatically; push the button or "UNLOCK" the machine.

- Check the mains, plug, voltage, and fuse.

No coffee, no water. • Check that the water tank is filled.

• Check that a fresh capsule is inserted in the correct position, that the lever is properly locked and push the button to start.
• Descale if necessary.
• Open the machine head and let the capsule be ejected. Then perform a cleaning as per cleaning section.

Coffee is not hot enough.

- Preheat the cup with hot drinking water from the tap.

- Descale if necessary.

Leakage or unusual coffee flow.

- Check that the water tank is well positioned.

- Descale if necessary.

Machine turns to "OFF mode".

• To save energy the machine will turn off after 2 minutes of non-use.

- The machine can be turned "OFF" manually at any time (when not in use) by pressing and holding the button for 3 seconds.

Coffee grounds in the cup.

• Perform the cleaning procedure twice.

• See paragraph on "Cleaning".

The machine doesn't start and has light steady on. If blinking, see next points.

- Check that the lever is properly locked.

- If you want to brew a Coffee, check that a fresh capsule is inserted in the correct position, that the lever is properly locked and push the button to start.

- If you are cleaning, descaling or emptying the system, check that no capsule is inserted then close, lock the machine and push the button to start one of these operations.

The machine doesn't start and light blinks alternately; 1 blink and 1 pause.

- Fill the water tank and push the button to start.

- Check that the lever is properly locked.

Light blinks while machine is running.

• If the coffee is flowing normally, this indicates the machine is working properly.
- If only water is flowing, the machine is executing a user request for either cleaning, descaling or emptying the system. Refer to the corresponding section in this user manual.
- Turn the machine to "OFF mode" by pushing the button for 3 seconds and then push it again to turn the machine ON. Now wait approximately 20 minutes to allow the machine to cool down after extensive use.

Light blinks and machine is not running.

• It will take some time before the coffee flow comes out (due to code reading and pre-wetting the coffee).
• Check that a fresh capsule is inserted in the correct position, that the lever is properly locked and push the button to start.
• Fill the water tank and push the button to start.
• Turn the machine to "OFF mode" by pushing the button for 3 seconds and then push it again to turn the machine ON. Now, wait approximately 20 minutes to allow the machine to cool down after extensive use.

Light blinks alternately 2 blinks and 1 pause continuously. Machine is not running.

• During regular Coffee preparation:

1) Unlock the lever and open the machine head to check that a fresh undamaged capsule is inserted in the correct position.
2) Check that the lever is in "LOCKED" position.
3) Check that the water tank is filled.

• During Descaling, Emptying and Cleaning:

1) Check that the capsule is ejected. 2) Check that the lever is in "LOCKED" position.

• During Programming Volume:

1) Check if a capsule has been well inserted. 2) Please refer to the corresponding chapter.

Light alternately blinking 3 times and then steady on.

• If the problem persists:

1) Unlock the lever and open the machine head.
2) Replace the capsule (if needed).
3) Disconnect the power cord from the outlet and plug the machine back into the outlet after 10 seconds.
4) Close the head and press the button to turn ON and press again to start brewing. If the problem persists, call Nespresso.

- Descaling needed: the machine can be used only a few times after the descaling alert appears before it becomes necessary.

SPECIFICATIONS

Power

US, CA: 120 V, 60 Hz, 1500 W

MX: 127 V\~, 60 Hz, 1650 W

Frequency 2.402–2.480 GHz

RF output power (EIRP)

Bluetooth 4 dBm Max. e.i.r.p. and Wi-Fi <20 dMm max. e.i.r.p.

Dimensions (W x D x H) 219 x 356 x 265 mm / 8.6 x 14 x 10.4 in

Weight

Vertuo Pop+: 3.6 kg / 7.9 lbs

Vertuo Pop+ Deluxe: 3.7 kg / 8.1 lbs

Water tank capacity

Vertuo Pop+: 0.75 L / 25.4 oz

Vertuo Pop+ Deluxe: 1.1 L / 37.2 oz

Capsule container capacity

8 espresso or 5 mug capsules

MACHINE CODES

GCV6 GDV6 BNV520, BNV550,

BNV530, BNV560,

BNV540, BNV570

ENV92B, ENV92BAE,

ENV92Y, ENV92YAE,

ENV92AAE, ENV95S, ENV95SAE

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FRES

MESURES DE SÉCURITÉ

VUE D'ENSEMBLE

CONNECTIVITÉ

PREMIÈRE UTILISATION

PRÉPARATION DU CAFÉ

ADAPTER LE VOLUME DE VOTRE CAFÉ

NETTOYAGE

DÉTARTRAGE

VIDAGE

RÉGLAGES DE LA MACHINE

RÉSUMÉ DES CLIGNOTEMENTS

DÉPANNAGE

SPÉCIFICATIONS

MESURES DE SÉCURITÉ

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VUE D'ENSEMBLE

APERÇU DE LA MACHINE

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LE SYSTÈME VERTUO

CAPSULES DISPONIBLES

P
Espresso

(40 ml / 1,4 oz liq)

M
Double Espresso

(80 ml / 2,8 oz liq)

Gran Lungo

(150 ml / 5,1 oz liq)

G
Tasse

(230 ml / 7,8 oz liq)

Available on the App Store GET IT ON Google Play

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4 Suivez les instructions via l'application Nespresso.

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1 L / 34 oz liq

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SPÉCIFICATIONS

Puissance

US, CA: 120 V, 60 Hz, 1500 W

MX: 127 V\~, 60 Hz, 1650 W

GCV6 GDV6 BNV520, BNV550,BNV530, BNV560,BNV540, BNV570

ENV92B, ENV92BAE,ENV92Y, ENV92YAE,ENV92AAE, ENV95S,ENV95SAE

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VISIÓN GENERAL

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EL SISTEMA VERTUO

CÁPSULAS COMPATIBLES

S
Espresso
(40 ml)

M
Double Espresso
(80 ml)
Gran Lungo
(150 ml)

L
Mug
(230 ml)

XL
Alto, Cold Brew Style
(355 ml)
Carafe
(535 ml)

ACCESORIOS

NESPRESSO + Smart coffee Expert advice Machine care

BENEFICIOS DE CONECTAR SU MÁQUINA VERTUO POP+

Available on the App Store GET IT ON Google Play

1 Descargue o actualice la App de Nespresso.

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2 Ejecute la App de Nespresso en su smartphone o su tableta.

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ENCENDIDO (ON)

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40 ml 80 ml 150 ml 230 ml ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 25 ml 40 ml 40 ml 80 ml

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Diagram showing a device with liquid and two cups, alongside its close-up view of a circular device with labeled ports.

Illustration of household items including a thermometer, a plate with filter, a cube, and a folded shirt (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a kitchen appliance with cutaway views and accessories (no text or symbols)

Two modern coffee machines with black and yellow tops, each emitting dark liquid, arranged in a circle with a play button (no visible text or symbols)

Line drawing of a blender with labeled parts and a water droplet, showing mechanical components and cleaning steps (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a blender with liquid and a 1L volume beside it (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a coffee maker with liquid and two cups, alongside a close-up of its lid with labeled parts.

Diagram showing a digital device with liquid, cups, and a hand holding a 7-second time indicator (7s)

Diagram illustrating the operation of a device with a circular component, plus a magnified view showing the device's internal structure.

Diagram illustrating a chemical experiment with liquid being added to a device, showing step-by-step preparation and reaction.

Hand holding a circular button with an 'U' symbol, no text or numbers present

Illustration of household items including a thermometer, a plate with filter, a cube, and a 3D object (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a kitchen appliance with hands cleaning it, showing components like a brush, lid, and tray (no text or symbols)

Product photo of two coffee machines with yellow and black designs, surrounded by glass cups and a play button (no visible text or symbols)

Illustration of a cleaning machine with components and parts, showing no text or symbols

Technical line drawing of a device with a close-up view showing internal components (no text or symbols)

Simple line drawing of an electrical plug connected to a wall socket, with a dashed cord indicating wire (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a hand holding a U-shaped plug next to an electrical socket with an open circuit connected to a plug, indicating installation or connection.

Diagram showing a hand holding a USB symbol next to an LED light icon, indicating equivalence or transformation.

Illustration of a coffee maker with water and cups, alongside its close-up view showing its lid (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a circular device with a switch and power plug connected to an 10-second charging cable, indicating time.

Diagram showing a hand holding a socket connected to an electrical outlet with an open plug, indicating installation or connection.

US, CA: 120 V, 60 Hz, 1500 W

MX: 127 V\~, 60 Hz, 1650 W

GCV6 GDV6 BNV520, BNV550,

BNV530, BNV560,

BNV540, BNV570

ENV92B, ENV92BAE,

ENV92Y, ENV92YAE,

ENV92AAE, ENV95S, ENV95SAE