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General| Model Number | 280997 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tchibo |
| Product Type | Coffee Maker |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Plastic |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Features | Keep Warm Function |
Explains the machine's unique three pressure level system for perfect coffee brewing.
Details the automatic capsule ejection and integrated used capsule container.
Allows users to adapt coffee strength to personal taste.
Features standby mode for energy saving and a descaling reminder.
Highlights the extensive 40-month guarantee provided for the machines.
Details the three pressure levels and their relation to capsule colours for coffee types.
Explains the quality and advantages of Tchibo aroma capsules for fresh coffee.
Identifies and labels key parts of the Cafissimo machine.
Explains the importance of instructions, symbols, and signal words for safe operation.
Defines the coffee machine's intended use and recommended placement.
Provides critical safety instructions regarding children and appliance operation.
Outlines essential safety measures related to electricity and the machine's power connection.
Warns about potential scalds and burns from hot coffee and machine parts.
Details precautions to avoid injuries and damage to the machine and surroundings.
Guides on placing the machine and checking components for initial setup.
Instructions on how to fill the water tank correctly up to the MAX mark.
Advises to ensure the lever is down before proceeding with operation.
Instructs to place a cup correctly under the coffee spout.
Details how to connect the machine to power and switch it on.
Explains how to press a coffee selection button to start the brewing process.
Guides on rinsing the machine after first-time use or prolonged non-use.
Provides a step-by-step guide for the rinsing process, including filling and flushing water.
Tips on one capsule per cup and maintaining full aroma.
Recommends preheating cups for optimal espresso taste.
Explains how coffee strength is adjusted by water quantity.
Details how to adjust the drip grid for different cup sizes to prevent splashing.
Describes the machine heating process and potential water escape.
Guides on inserting the capsule and properly lowering the lever.
Explains how to select the correct button for espresso, caffè crema, and filter coffee.
Details how to start the brewing procedure and how to stop it prematurely.
Describes the process of ejecting the capsule after brewing.
Guides on how to empty the used capsule container and drip tray after use.
Explains the machine's automatic switch to standby mode and reactivation.
Instructions on how to switch off the machine completely to save electricity.
Details how to release pressure from the system after brewing.
How to stop water flow prematurely or restart for desired strength.
Instructions on how to save preferred water quantities for each coffee type.
Steps to reset the water quantity settings back to the original factory defaults.
Guidance on weekly cleaning of the water tank, noting it's not dishwasher safe.
Instructions for cleaning the used capsule container and drip grid.
How to clean the exterior casing and the used capsule compartment.
Explains the indicator for descaling and its importance for machine life.
Lists suitable descaling agents like durgol® swiss espresso® or citric acid.
Instructs to push the lever down and place a container for descaling liquid.
Details how to start the descaling cycle using specific button combinations.
Mentions the total descaling time and frequency of liquid pumping.
Reminds to clean components after the descaling process.
Guides on starting the rinsing phase with fresh water.
Details the final steps of rinsing and confirming descaling completion.
Outlines steps to remove water from pipes for prolonged periods like holidays.
Covers switching off, placing a container, and lowering the lever.
Instructs to empty the water container and remove water from pipes.
Covers switching off the machine and preparing the lever for storage.
Addresses the issue of the right indicator light flashing red with an acoustic signal.
Explains the warning and procedure if the lever is raised during brewing.
Provides solutions for when the machine dispenses no or little coffee.
Explains why water might drip from the spout during operation.
Clarifies that coffee grounds are normal and not a fault.
Offers advice on ensuring coffee is served hot, including preheating cups.
Identifies flashing indicator lights as a signal for descaling.
Provides troubleshooting steps for a lever that is difficult to push down.
Lists key technical data like voltage, power, and capacity.
Provides information on how to dispose of the machine and packaging responsibly.
Explains the 40-month guarantee duration and terms for claims.
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