To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the milk froth quality not up to standard on DeLonghi NESPRESSO EN560 Coffee Maker?
If the quality of the milk froth from your DeLonghi Coffee Maker is not up to standard, use skimmed or semi-skimmed milk at refrigerator temperature (about 4° C/39.2° F). Also, rinse after each milk preparation and avoid using frozen milk.
What to do if descaling and cleaning alert blink on DeLonghi NESPRESSO EN560 Coffee Maker?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker's descaling and cleaning alert are blinking, the machine is in menu mode. To exit, press the Lungo and milk froth buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds, or wait 30 seconds to exit automatically.
Why is coffee coming out very slowly from my DeLonghi Coffee Maker?
If coffee comes out very slowly from your DeLonghi Coffee Maker, it could be due to the coffee variety used. Descale the machine if necessary.
Why is no coffee or water coming out of my DeLonghi NESPRESSO EN560?
If no coffee or water is coming out of your DeLonghi Coffee Maker, the water tank might be empty. Refill the water tank. If that's not the case, you may need to descale your machine.
What does it mean when the descaling alert shines orange, milk beverage buttons are unavailable on DeLonghi NESPRESSO EN560 Coffee Maker?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker shows a descaling alert shining orange, and the milk beverage buttons are unavailable (descaling alert level 2), the machine is blocked to prevent damage. Descale your machine or contact the Nespresso Club.
What does it mean when the descaling alert blinks orange and Warm milk froth steady light is on DeLonghi NESPRESSO EN560 Coffee Maker?
If the descaling alert is blinking orange and the Warm milk froth light is steady on your DeLonghi Coffee Maker, the machine is in Descaling mode. Press the Warm milk froth button to initiate the descaling process.
What to do if the capsule area is leaking on DeLonghi NESPRESSO EN560?
If the capsule area of your DeLonghi Coffee Maker is leaking, make sure the capsule is positioned correctly. If leakages continue, it is recommended to contact the Nespresso Club.
Why is the descaling alert blinking orange on my DeLonghi NESPRESSO EN560 Coffee Maker?
If your DeLonghi Coffee Maker displays a descaling alert blinking orange while the beverage buttons are available (descaling alert level 1), it means you should descale the machine.
General| Brand | DeLonghi |
|---|---|
| Model | EN560 |
| Type | Espresso Machine |
| Pressure | 19 bar |
| Automatic Shut-off | Yes |
| Compatible Capsules | Nespresso Capsules |
| Power | 1400 W |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
Lists machines with/without Rapid Cappuccino System and their components.
Describes tactile buttons for drinks and system alerts (Descaling, Clean).
Explains R.C.S. components like lid, milk froth density, and spout.
Explains important symbols like caution, danger, and hot surfaces.
Covers safe household use, child supervision, and operation by persons with reduced capabilities.
Details risks of electric shock, proper connection, and fire hazards.
Lists all items included in the coffee machine box, such as the machine and manuals.
Step-by-step guide for unpacking, removing films, and connecting power.
Instructions for rinsing the water tank and switching on the machine for the first time.
Explains how to interpret indicators for power off and water hardness settings.
Details the rinsing process and cleaning of the Rapid Cappuccino System.
Guides on inserting capsules, placing cups, and starting coffee brewing.
Instructions on how to remove the used capsule after brewing.
Step-by-step removal of R.C.S. parts like the milk container lid and spout.
Instructions for filling the milk container and connecting the R.C.S. to the machine.
Details the machine's heating phase and inserting the capsule for milk drinks.
Provides information on milk type and specific drink preparation.
Guides on placing the cup and adjusting the milk spout for optimal frothing.
Explains how to adjust the milk froth regulator and recommended settings.
Details pressing the drink button and the 'CLEAN' light indication.
Instructions on how to rinse the milk system after each use.
Describes the automatic stop of the rinsing process and the 'CLEAN' alert.
Instructions for disconnecting the R.C.S. and storing it in the refrigerator.
Guidelines for cleaning R.C.S. components and caution on milk storage duration.
Steps to enter the mode by pressing and holding buttons for 3 seconds.
How to release the button when the desired volume is reached.
Explains how the new volume is stored and confirmed by button blinking.
Refers to factory settings for min/max quantities and preparation steps.
How to enter programming mode for milk drinks by holding buttons.
Releasing the button when the desired froth volume is achieved.
Steps to set the coffee volume for milk-based recipes.
Factors affecting milk froth volume and recipe sequence notes.
Instructions for cleaning the machine exterior using mild agents and damp cloths.
Steps for emptying and rinsing the drip tray, capsule container, and water tank.
Details on disassembling the R.C.S. and rinsing parts with warm water.
Soaking R.C.S. parts in detergent water and cleaning the milk tank.
Drying all parts and reassembling the R.C.S. components.
Pressing the 'Clean' button before preparing milk drinks after reassembly.
Steps to enter the menu mode by pressing specific buttons simultaneously.
Information on how the menu mode exits automatically or manually.
Performing a continuous button press sequence to restore settings.
Confirming the reset and exiting the menu mode.
Lists default settings and cautions for high coffee volumes to prevent overheating.
Recommendations for Espresso/Lungo settings and ranges for milk/coffee volumes.
Explains descaling alerts, their importance, and LED blink speeds.
Steps to start descaling, including preparing the machine and water tank.
Instructions for connecting the descaling pipe to the machine's steam connector.
Machine enters descaling mode; descaler flows through outlets.
Positioning a container for the descaling liquid.
Pressing the warm milk froth button to start the descaling flow.
What happens when the cycle finishes (tank empty, button lights up).
Steps to rinse the machine after descaling, including refilling the water tank.
Final step of cleaning the machine with a damp cloth.
Instructions on using the test strip and interpreting the results.
Steps to enter the menu, remove milk jug, and press buttons to access settings.
How to select the level and confirm the setting.
How the menu exits automatically or manually.
Steps to turn on the machine, remove the milk jug, and enter the emptying menu.
Removing the water tank, ejecting capsules, and placing a container.
Choosing the sequence and starting the emptying process.
Information about automatic shutdown and machine blockage after emptying.
Steps to activate the menu by pressing specific buttons.
How to choose the desired auto power off duration and confirm it.
Information on menu exit and how current settings are displayed.
Table showing default auto power off times for different drinks.
Lists the model name and electrical specifications (voltage, power).
Details maximum pressure, weight, and tank capacities.
Provides the height, width, and depth of the machine.
Guidance on recycling valuable materials and contacting local authorities.
How to get additional information, help with problems, or seek advice.
Details the 2-year warranty period against material and workmanship defects.
Outlines conditions under which the warranty does not apply, such as misuse or accidents.
