Morphy Richards Pump action espresso - Manual (Page 6)

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Frothing tips
• For best results use fresh, cold milk from
the refrigerator.
• Skimmed milk or fat reduced milk will
make frothing easier.
• Use a stainless steel jug.
Hot water drinks
You are able to make hot water drinks
such as tea or instant soups using the
steam nozzle.
1 Ensure the unit is cold before removing
the froth attachment from the steam
nozzle if attached.
2 Follow the ‘steam function’ and heat up
hot water instead of milk.
Note: It is normal for the orange ‘warm
up light’ to cycle on and off during the
water heat up process.
Preheating the coffee
maker
To make hotter coffee you may preheat
our machine. This can be achieved by
following the ‘espresso operation’ by
passing water through the coffee maker but
without using coffee.
• Never use warm or hot water to fill the
water tank.
Cleaning and
maintenance
You must clean the steam nozzle and
froth attachment immediately after each
use.
1 Simply wipe the steam nozzle, cup tray
and exterior with a clean, damp cloth.
Do not use any abrasives or metal
scourers as this will damage the finish
on the unit.
2 Briefly run steam through the nozzle
(follow the directions under ‘steam
function’, to clear any remaining milk out
of the steam nozzle.
WARNING: Steam from the nozzle is
extremely hot and can scald.
3 Place the froth attachment under running
water to remove any excess milk.
4 The filter, filter holder and water tank
should be washed after each use by
rinsing them under warm water. To assist
in keeping the filters clean we
recommend you periodically run the
machine with the filter in place, without
coffee, using water only.
5 Lift out the drip tray and wash under the
tap. Ensure it is dry before refitting. L
Should the holes in the filters become
blocked with coffee granules use a fine
bristled brush.
When your coffee maker is not being
used, we recommend that you do not leave
the filter holder attached to the machine as
this will reduce the life of the gasket.
NO PARTS ARE SUITABLE FOR
CLEANING IN A DISHWASHER.
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