To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk does not flow?
If your Melitta Coffee Maker isn't dispensing coffee, ensure the water tank is filled and correctly inserted. Also, the brewing unit might be clogged, so try cleaning it.
Why is my Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk Coffee Maker not frothing milk properly?
If not enough milk froth is formed during the frothing process in your Melitta Coffee Maker, it could be due to the control dial of the Cappuccinatore being in the wrong position. Adjust it to the proper position. Alternatively, the Cappuccinatore might be dirty. Take it apart and clean it thoroughly.
What to do if the brewing unit of my Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk Coffee Maker cannot be reinserted?
If the brewing unit of your Melitta Coffee Maker can no longer be reinserted after removal, check whether the handle for locking the brewing unit is correctly engaged. If the issue persists, the actuator might not be in the proper position. Switch the appliance off and then on again. Press the and buttons simultaneously for longer than 2 seconds to put the actuator into position. Then, reinsert the brewing unit and ensure it is correctly locked into place.
Why are the bean symbols flashing on my Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk Coffee Maker when the container is full?
If the bean symbols are flashing on your Melitta Coffee Maker even though the bean container is full, it indicates an insufficient quantity of ground beans in the brewing chamber. Press the button or button to resolve this.
Why is a symbol illuminated without a reason on my Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk?
If a symbol is illuminated on your Melitta Coffee Maker for no apparent reason, there might be air in the lines inside the appliance. Turn the valve switch 11 clockwise until it stops and water flows out of the appliance. Clean the brewing unit if necessary.
Why is my Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk Coffee Maker grinder so loud?
If your Melitta Coffee Maker is making a loud grinding noise, there may be foreign objects in the grinder.
What does it mean when all the buttons are flashing on my Melitta Coffee Maker?
If all buttons on your Melitta Coffee Maker are continuously flashing, it indicates a system error. Switch off the appliance and switch it on again via the ON/OFF button. If this doesn't solve the problem, the appliance should be sent to the service department.
How to fix not enough milk froth in Melitta Coffee Maker?
If you're not getting enough milk froth from your Melitta Coffee Maker, first check the control dial of the Cappuccinatore and adjust it to the proper position. Also, a dirty Cappuccinatore can cause this issue. Take it apart and clean it thoroughly.
What does it mean if all buttons are flashing on my Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk?
If all the buttons on your Melitta Coffee Maker are flashing continuously, it indicates a system error. Try switching the appliance off and then on again using the ON/OFF button. If the problem persists, send the appliance to the service department.
How to reinsert the brewing unit in Melitta Caffeo Solo & Perfect Milk?
If you can't reinsert the brewing unit into your Melitta Coffee Maker after removing it, make sure the handle for locking the brewing unit is correctly engaged. If that doesn't work, the actuator might not be in the proper position. Switch the appliance off and then on again. Press the and buttons simultaneously for longer than 2 seconds to put the actuator into position. Then, reinsert the brewing unit and ensure it's correctly locked into place.
General| Product type | Espresso machine |
|---|---|
| Capacity in cups | 2 cups |
| Number of spouts | 2 |
| Coffee input type | Ground coffee |
| Coffee maker type | Fully-auto |
| Appliance placement | Countertop |
| Water tank capacity | 1.2 L |
| Adjustable coffee strength | Yes |
| Number of temperature settings | 15 |
| Fully automatic | Coffee & Milk |
| Product color | Black, Silver |
| Built-in display | No |
| Housing material | - |
| AC input voltage | 220–240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 200 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 325 mm |
| Height | 455 mm |
| Weight | 8300 g |
Risks of fatal electric shock if the appliance or power cable is damaged.
Hot fluids and steam pose a risk of burns and scalding.
Instructions to avoid personal injury and material damage during operation.
How to connect the appliance to power and prepare it for use.
Steps for filling water and beans before operation.
How to adjust coffee volume and strength.
Instructions for brewing one or two cups of coffee.
Procedures for frothing milk and heating liquids.
