ZELMER 13Z016 - Инструкция (Страница 112)

13. Making espresso using the memory function
13.1. Unplug the espresso machine from the power supply.
13.2. Fill the water tank (1) according to paragraph 4.
13.3. Plug the espresso machine by putting the cord into the socket. The machine will turn on. The display panel and
the power on/off button (A) will flash. The display panel will indicate power is on .
13.4. Push the power on/off button (A). You will hear a sound signal.
13.5. The indicator on the display panel will begin to whirl, signalizing that the espresso machine is heating up.
13.6. When the indicator stops whirling, you will hear a sound signal informing you that the machine is ready for
use (has reached the right temperature).
13.7. Select program or by pressing the coffee amount select button (C) – see paragraph 8.
13.8. Depending on which coffee mode (ground or instant bags) has been programmed for or , pour ground
coffee by means of a measuring cup (13) or insert espresso instant bags into the filter handle container (6).
13.9. Remove the excess of coffee from the edge of the filter and compress the coffee by the permanent coffee
compressor (5) or the whip of the measuring cup (13) (Fig. 4).
13.10. Attach filter handle (6) to the brew head (4), by turning it with a firm motion to the right (Fig. 3).
13.11. Place a cup or cups on the drip tray grid (7), directly under the brew head (4).
13.12. Push the brew coffee button (F) and espresso will come out of the machine. The display panel will
indicate (after choosing a double cup) or (after choosing a single cup).
13.13. The brewing process will be automatically stopped at the desired amount of coffee. You will hear two sound
signals and the display panel will indicate or (depending on the settings of program or
).
13.14. Remove the filter handle by turning it to the left (Fig. 5) and throw out the used bag or coffee grounds (Fig. 6).
Clean the filter with water (Fig. 7).
14. Making hot water
Hot water mode is perfect for making e.g. hot chocolate, filling up a piston coffee pot or a teapot.
14.1. Unplug the espresso machine from the power supply.
14.2. Fill the water tank (1) according to paragraph 4.
14.3. Plug the espresso machine by putting the cord into the socket. The machine will turn on. The display panel and
the power on/off button (A) will flash. The display panel will indicate power is on .
14.4. Push the power on/off button (A). You will hear a sound signal.
14.5. The indicator on the display panel will begin to whirl, signalizing that the espresso machine is heating up.
14.6. When the indicator stops whirling, you will hear a sound signal informing you that the machine is ready for
use (has reached the right temperature).
14.7. Push the steam select button (E). You will hear a sound signal. The display panel will indicate
informing that the steam mode has been turned on. Push the steam select button (E) again. You will hear
a sound signal and the display panel will indicate ..
14.8. The indicator on the display panel will begin to whirl, signalizing that the espresso machine is heating up.
14.9. When the indicator stops whirling, you will hear a sound signal informing you that the machine is ready for
use (has reached the right temperature).
14.10. Put a container under the steam nozzle (10) and turn the steam control (12) to position , i.e. turn it
counterclockwise, so the sign will cover the casing of the espresso machine. Hot water will come out
of the nozzle (10).
14.11. To turn the water off turn the steam control (12) to position, i.e. turn it clockwise, so the sign will
cover the marker on the casing of the espresso machine.
14.12. To end working with the hot water mode on, press power on/off button (A). You will hear a sound signal.
The indicator will go off from the display panel, informing that the espresso machine is back to the
coffee brew mode.
CAUTION! If there is not enough water in the water tank (1), the nozzle (10) will not produce hot water. The
indicator
will flash on the display panel and you will hear a repeating sound signal informing you about the
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