ECM Giotto - Remove the Cover and Fill Tank; Normal Start Up Procedure

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Giotto
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Hot steam handle (Fig. A-3) is closed.
Hot water handle (Fig. A-5) is closed.
On/off switch is on position “O” (=machine switched off)
Machine is unplugged.
Drip tray (Fig. A-9) is properly placed in the machine.
Remove the cover (Fig. A-2), pull the flexible pipes (Fig. A-1) out and take the tank out
of the machine.
Fill the water tank with fresh drinking water to just over % full.
Place the tank inside the machine taking care not to spill water.
Place the flexible pipes (Fig. A-1) in the water ensuring that the end are fully submerged.
Put on the cover (Fig. A-2).
Plug in the machine
Turn the on/off switch (Fig. A-13) to the on position “1” and open the steam handle (Fig. A-
3). Boiler water fill starts (you will hear the pump’s noise).
When the boiler is properly filled with water the pump stops (=no more noise). Now close
the steam handle (Fig. A-3). The heating up of the boiler water starts.
Wait till the boiler pressure gauge (Fig. A-14) indicates approx. one bar.
Now open the steam handle (Fig. A-3) for 5 seconds to let out some steam. This
operation is extremely important. Close the steam handle (Fig. A-3) again.
Wait until the boiler pressure gauge (Fig. B-14) reaches again 1 Bar.
Pull the lever (Fig. A-6) up.
Allow a cup of water to come out of the coffee brewing group (Fig. A-4).
Pull the lever (Fig. A-6) completely down (water will stop flowing).
Now the machine is ready for operation.
Normal start up of the machine (for example in the morning after the machine has
been switched off over night)
Check water in water tank.
Turn on/off switch (Fig. A-13) to the on position “1” . The control lamp (Fig. A-12)
illuminates.
Wait until the boiler pressure gauge (Fig. A-14) indicates approx. one bar.
Now open the steam handle for 5 seconds only to let out some steam. This operation is
extremely important to avoid milk or other liquids to be heated up or frothed to be
drawn inside the machine’s boiler causing serious damage and high service costs.
Wait again until the boiler pressure gauge (Fig. A-14) indicates approx. one bar.
Now the machine is ready for operation.