User manual DELONGHI EAM3500

[. . . ] IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS MODE D'EMPLOI IMPORTANT CONSERVEZ LES PRESENTES INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCIONES IMPORTANTES REPASE Y GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES LEA ESTE INSTRUCTIVO ANTES DE UTILIZAR EL APARATO ISTRUZIONI IMPORTANTI CONSERVARE LE ISTRUZIONI COFFEE MAKER TYPE EAM3500/CAFETERIE MODÈLE EAM3500/ CAFETERA ELECTRICA MODELO EAM3500/ MACCHINA DA CAFFÈ EAM3500 Register this product on-line and receive a free trial issue of Cook's Illustrated. Visit www. delonghi. com for a list of service centers near you. and Canada) Enregistrez ce produit en ligne et recevez un numéro gratuit de Cook's Illustrated. Visitez www. delonghi. com pour y voir une liste des centres de réparation proches de chez vous. [. . . ] · Fill the container with about 3. 5 ounces of milk for each cappuccino to be prepared (fig. Never exceed the MAX level (corresponding to about 25 oz) marked on the container. You are recommended to use skim or 2% milk at refrigerator temperature (about 41°F/5° C). · If you want to make cappuccino (frothed milk + coffee), put the lid with the wording "FROTHED MILK CAPPUCCINO" on the milk container. If, on the other hand, you want to prepare hot milk with coffee, put the lid with the wording "STEAMED MILK ­ LATTE" on the milk container. · Make sure the milk intake tube is correctly inserted in the rubber washer (fig. 20) and that the frothed milk spout is moved outwards as shown in fig. · Remove the hot water spout (fig 21) and attach the milk container to the nozzle, making sure the arrow on the container lid is lined up with the arrow on the control panel of the appliance (fig. · Position the milk tube as shown in fig. 23 and then place a sufficiently large cup under the coffee and milk spouts (fig. The appliance displays: CAPPUCCINO OR LATTE and after a few seconds, the frothed milk is delivered from the milk spout into the cup below. · The appliance then grinds the beans, delivers the coffee and displays the "ready" message again. Sweeten to taste and, if desired, sprinkle the froth with a little cocoa powder. NOTE 1: While preparing the cappuccino, milk or coffee delivery can be interrupted by pressing button . NOTE 2: If you run out of milk while delivering the milk, remove the container and refill it. Then put it back in place and press the button to request a cappuccino again. NOTE 3: To ensure the milk frother is absolutely clean and hygienic, after making cappuccinos, clean the channels inside the milk container lid: · Place a cup under the milk spout; · Press the button on the frothed milk container lid down and hold down for at least 8 seconds (fig. The appliance displays: CLEANING After cleaning is complete, remove the milk container and place in the refrigerator. You should not leave the milk outside the refrigerator for more than 15 minutes. 14 NOTE 4: To change the quantity of coffee or milk delivered automatically into the cup, follow the instructions in section 14. 13 PREPARING FROTHED MILK (WITHOUT COFFEE) · Remove the lid of the milk container. · Fill the container with the quantity of milk you want to prepare (fig. 19). · If you want to prepare hot frothed milk, put the lid with the wording "FROTHED MILK ­ CAPPUCCINO"on the milk container. If, on the other hand, you want to prepare hot milk (without froth), put the lid with the wording "STEAMED MILK ­ LATTE" on the milk container. · Attach the milk container to the appliance (fig. [. . . ] The milk is not well frothed. · The intake tube is not inserted or is · Insert the intake tube in the rubber washer in the milk coninserted incorrectly. 20). · The milk container lid is dirty. · Clean the milk lid as described in section 15. 3. The milk contains bubbles or squirts out of the milk spout. · The milk is not cold enough or is not · Use skim or 2% milk at refrigerator temperature. still not getting the required results, try changing the brand of milk. 22 This warranty applies to all products with De'Longhi or Kenwood brand names. LIMITED WARRANTY What does the warranty cover?We warrant each appliance to be free from defects in material and workmanship. [. . . ]