ARIETE 1389A - Setting Machine Out of Service; Troubleshooting Guide; No Hot Water for Tisanes; No Steam Dispensing

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ter, it is possible to carry out the machine descaling operation in order to eliminate the malfunction.
For this purpose use only the citric acid-based descaling product NOCAL by Ariete. This product
can be easily found in the Ariete technical assistance service centres. Ariete is not liable for dam-
age to internal components of the coffee machine caused by the use of non-compliant products
due to the presence of chemical additives. If a descaling is required, observe the directions on the
instruction sheet of the descaling product.
SETTING THE MACHINE OUT OF SERVICE
If it is required to set the machine out of service, disconnect it electrically, empty the water tank and
the drip tray and clean it (see the “Appliance cleaning” chapter).
In case of scrapping it is necessary to provide for the separation of the various materials used in the
construction of the machine and dispose of them according to their composition and the provisions
of law in force in the country of use.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Warning!
If there are problems with operation, immediately turn off the machine
and unplug it from the socket-outlet.
Problems Causes Remedies
The coffee maker
does not supply
boiling water for
tisanes.
Air has probably entered the
circuit and deactivated the
pump.
Make sure the tank is properly inserted
and that the water is not below the
minimum level. Repeat the operations
described in the “Preliminary phases for
use” paragraph.
The steam exit hole on the
dispenser wand is clogged.
Unclog any deposits that may have
formed in the hole of the dispenser wand
with a pin.
The machine does
not dispense
steam.
There is little water and the
pump does not suck.
Check that the water level in the tank is
correct. If necessary, ll it with cool tap
water.
The steam exit hole on the
dispenser wand is clogged.
Unclog any deposits that may have
formed in the hole of the dispenser wand
with a pin.
Coffee overow-
ing from the lter
edges.
Probably too much ground
coffee has been put into the
lter holder that has pre-
vented to fully tighten the lter
holder in its housing.
Remove and disconnect the lter holder
slowly because any remaining pressure
could cause splashes or sprays. Clean
the coupling seat with a sponge (Fig. 15).
Repeat the operation placing the correct
amount of coffee in the lter.
Ground coffee has remained
on the lter holder connection
seat.
Clean the seal with a toothpick or a
sponge (Fig. 15).