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If you are making more than
one or two cups of cappuc-
cino, it is recommended
that you place the finished
espresso on top of the war-
ming plate with a cloth or
saucer covering the cups.
This will help to keep the
espresso hot.
Attention:
The top closure of the "Per-
fect Froth" attachment (see
figure 24, part A) has a
very fine hole which draws
air into the milk. If this tiny
hole gets clogged, "Perfect
Froth" will not work pro-
perly. Therefore, never
immerse the top closure in
milk or froth.
If you wish to prepare
espresso immediately after
using the steam nozzle, the
machine must be cooled
down to the proper brewing
temperature. (When fro-
thing milk, the temperature
of the water is much hotter
than when you are brewing
espresso.)
In order that you do not
burn your next batch of
espresso, insert the clean
filter holder into the machi-
neand turn the control dial
to" a ". Allow '/2cup of
water to run through the
machine.
This process cools the
machine sufficiently to
prepare additional cups
of espresso.
12
Cleaning The
" PerlectFroth
Attachment
:.
It is strongly advised that
you wipe off the milk resi-
due which may have
collected on the "Perfect
Froth" and steaming nozzle
after the frothing process is
completed.
For a thorough cleaning of
the "Perfect Froth" attach-
ment, remove the separate
parts A, B, & C .
(see figure 24).
All parts should be rinsed
in warm, soapy water. If the
small section of part A is
clogged, it can be opened
using a fine sewing needle.
Use caution when remo-
ving the "Perfect Froth"
from the steaming nozzle
as it may stili be hot.
Use a damp cloth to clean
the steam nozzle.
Use caution when clea-
ning or removing the
steaming nozzle as it may
stili be hot.
Cleaning. .
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. After preparing espresso
five times, the drip tray
and grid may need to be
emptied and cleaned
(see figures 19 and 19).
. The water reservoir, drip
tray, baffle grid, filter hol-
der, and Perfect Froth
attachment should be
washed and rinsed in
warm, soapy water on a
regular basis.
. Before replacing the drip
tray and grid, make sure
the baffle has been pla-
ced in the drip tray pro-
perly (see figure 20).
. If the steam nozzle be-
comes clogged for any
reason, remove the
screw that is holding it in
position (see figure 21).
Rinse it under the faucet
with warm water. If it is still
clogged, take a sewing
needle and insert it into the
tip of the steam nozzle to
free any milk particles.
. The warming tray can be
removed and wiped with
a damp Cloth for easy
cleaning (see figure 25).
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DO NOT PLACE ANY
LOOSE PIECES IN THE
DISHWASHER.
IMPORT ANT
Clean the steam nozzle
each time you have immer-
sed it in milk, otherwise the
inside of the nozzle beco-
mes clogged with milk par-
ticles. Allow the steam to
bscape into a wet cloth for
one or two seconds after
frothing milk. This will flush
out any milk residue.
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& CAUTION:
DO NOT TRY TO
DISASSEMBLE THE MAIN
BODY OF THE MACtiINE.
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