What to do if the personally selected volume is not reached on my Bosch CTL636E?
If the selected volume isn't reached and the coffee dispensing slows or stops, it could be because the coffee is ground too finely, or pre-ground coffee is too fine. Adjust the grinding level to a coarser setting or use a coarser ground coffee. Also, heavy limescale build-up in the appliance can cause this issue.
What to do if my Bosch CTL636E Coffee Maker display shows “Refill with still water or remove filter”?
This message can appear for several reasons. First, ensure the water tank is correctly inserted. If you're using carbonated water, replace it with fresh tap water. The float inside the water tank might be stuck, so remove the tank and clean it thoroughly. If you've recently installed a new water filter, make sure it's rinsed according to the instructions. If the issue persists, the filter might be defective and need replacing. Also, check for air in the water filter; if present, dip the filter into water until no more air bubbles escape, then replace the filter.
What to do if my Bosch CTL636E Coffee Maker display shows “Empty drip trays” despite them being empty?
If your Bosch Coffee Maker displays this message, it's likely that the drip tray is soiled and wet. To resolve this, thoroughly clean and dry the drip tray.
How to fix strongly fluctuating coffee or milk froth quality in my Bosch CTL636E Coffee Maker?
Fluctuations in coffee or milk froth quality can stem from two primary causes. One potential reason is a build-up of limescale within the appliance, so descale the appliance. Alternatively, the suction pipe might be blocked, in which case you should clean the suction pipe.
What to do if drinks cannot be dispensed from my Bosch CTL636E Coffee Maker?
If your Bosch Coffee Maker is unable to dispense drinks, the beverage outlet or one of the three connections might be blocked. Cleaning the beverage outlet and the connections should resolve this issue.
Why is my Bosch Coffee Maker coffee too “bitter”?
If your coffee tastes too bitter, it could be due to a couple of reasons: The coffee might be ground too finely, or you might be using an unsuitable type of coffee. Try adjusting the grinding level to a coarser setting or switch to a different type of coffee.
What to do if the bean container sticks when inserting it into my Bosch Coffee Maker?
If the bean container sticks when you try to insert it, there might be beans in the housing. Remove the beans.
What to do if ground coffee sticks in the coffee drawer of my Bosch CTL636E Coffee Maker?
If ground coffee sticks in the coffee drawer, it might be because the ground coffee sticks together, so do not press the ground coffee firmly into the coffee drawer. Also, the coffee drawer might be damp, so remove the ground coffee drawer, clean, and dry it thoroughly.
What to do if my Bosch CTL636E Coffee Maker display shows “Milk container connected?” despite connected milk container?
This issue may occur if the container is outside the range of the sensor, so position the container at the right edge. It could also be that the material of the container (e.g., a milk carton) is not recognized, so confirm the display request with “Yes” or use the enclosed milk container.
Why is my Bosch CTL636E Coffee Maker coffee too “weak”?
If your coffee is too weak, it could be because the coffee strength selected is too weak, so you should raise the strength of the coffee. It's also possible that ground coffee is jammed in the coffee drawer, so remove the ground coffee drawer and clean and dry it thoroughly.
General| One-Touch Function | Yes |
|---|---|
| Milk Frother | Yes |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Milk system | Yes |
| Product Type | Coffee Machine |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Warning about high voltage and potential electrical hazards.
Warning regarding small parts and packaging material.
Warning about potential pinch points and moving parts.
Caution regarding hot surfaces and dispensing outlets.
Description of the main control interface with touch functionality.
Details on using the left and right touch displays for settings.
Basic steps for filling, connecting, and preparing the appliance.
Procedure for initial appliance setup including water and beans.
Explanation of what is shown on the appliance's display.
Notifications and actions required from the user during operation.
How to navigate and operate the coffee machine for drinks.
Guide to choosing and selecting different types of drinks.
Adjusting coffee strength, using Aroma Double Shot, and volume.
Setting drink temperature and preparing two cups at once.
Instructions for connecting and using the milk container.
Steps for preparing coffee drinks that include milk.
Instructions for preparing milk froth and warm milk.
How to save and customize favorite drinks.
Deleting drinks and selecting personalized drinks for dispensing.
Guide to moving between menu options and settings.
Detailed settings available within the appliance's menu system.
Procedure to protect the appliance from frost during transport.
How to restore the appliance to its original default settings.
Routine cleaning procedures for maintaining the appliance.
Steps for automatically rinsing the milk system.
Manual cleaning procedures for the milk system components.
Instructions for cleaning the milk container.
Procedure for removing and cleaning the brewing unit.
Instructions for running the descaling cycle.
Instructions for running the cleaning cycle.
Combined descaling and cleaning cycle instructions.
Procedure for rinsing the appliance after program interruption.
Methods to reduce the appliance's energy consumption.
Measures to prevent frost damage during storage.
Guidance on storing included accessories.
List of available accessories for the coffee machine.
Information on environmentally friendly disposal of the appliance.
Details on the product's warranty conditions.
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