Morphy Richards CoffeMaker - Manual (Page 7)

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Hot water drinks
You may want to top up your espresso
with hot water for a longer drink or to make
other 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.
2 Press the steam/hot water button. ‹
The display shows the icon flashing.
3 Follow the 'steam function' instruction,
push the lever up to the steam/hot water
function
R.
Note: You will hear the machine making
a pumping noise, this is normal.
4 The symbol
will show on the digital
display as water is dispensed through
the steam nozzle.
5 Once the water has reached the desired
level, push the lever down to the off
position.
Note: It is normal for the symbols on the
display to cycle on and off during the water
heat up process.
Preheating coffee
maker
To make hotter coffee and to warm your
coffee cups you may preheat your machine.
This can be achieved by following the
'espresso operation' by passing hot water
through the coffee maker but without using
coffee.
Cups should be placed upside down on
the warming plate. Please note that this
may take up to 20 minutes depending upon
the type of cup used.
Cleaning and
maintenance
You must clean the steam nozzle and
froth attachment immediately after each
use.
1 Simply wipe the steam nozzle, warming
plate and exterior with a clean, damp
cloth. Do not use any abrasives or metal
scourers as this will damage the finish
on the unit.
Briefly push the lever to the steam
setting to clear any remaining milk out of
the steam nozzle.
WARNING: Steam from the nozzle is
extremely hot and can scald.
2 Place the froth attachment under warm
running water to remove excess milk.
IMPORTANT: Never wash your coffee
machine accessories in a dishwasher.
3 The filters, filter holder and water
reservoir should be washed after each
use by rinsing them under 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.
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.
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