Philips Saeco CAP001B - Manual (Page 7)

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6 - MAINTENANCE
6.1 Foreword
Danger
Before carrying out maintenance and/or cleaning procedures,
disconnect the electrical power supply using the main switch
(see Instruction and Maintenance booklet for MODULAR
machine) and the all-pole switch (or by unplugging) and wait
for the machine to cool down.
- Non-removable components should only be cleaned with
cold or tepid water (unless otherwise specified) using non-
abrasive sponges and damp cloths.
- Do not spray water directly onto the machine.
- All the parts to be cleaned are easily accessible and do
not require special equipment.
- Regular cleaning and maintenance will preserve the
machine’s efficient working conditions for a longer period
and guarantee conformity with hygiene standards.
Danger
In case of malfunctions normally signalled on the display,
switch off the machine immediately, disconnect the power
supply using the all-pole switch or by unplugging, and contact
the nearest service centre.
6.2 Cleaning the CAPPUCCINATORE
Danger
Do not carry out any cleaning procedures on the cappuccino
device when the machine is on standby.
Cleaning should be carried out after each use of the
CAPPUCCINATORE to avoid drying of milk residue.
All removable components must be washed and rinsed in
running water.
Important
Never wash the components in dishwashing machines.
6.2.1 Cappuccino dispensing unit
To clean the cappuccino dispensing unit components individually
(fig.4) the following must be removed:
- the upper casing (fig. 4,3), removing it upwards;
- the froth adjusting pin (fig.4, 2);
- the air diffuser (fig.4, 7) from the cappuccino device casing, in
an upwards direction;
- the cappuccino device casing (fig.4,8) pulling it towards you;
fig. 3
The CAPPUCCINATORE will discharge the condensation in the
spouts, take the milk and dispense it into the container.
- Release the key to automatically memorise the quantity of milk
dispensed; the CAPPUCCINATORE will discharge steam from
the spout.
Activate the keys briefly (less than 1 second) to obtain the pro-
grammed quantity.
Important
The programmed data settings remain in the machine memory
even when there is no electrical power.
5.6 Froth adjustment
The quality of froth in the drinks is proportional to the vertical posi-
tion of the pin above the hole (see fig.3). To obtain a large quan-
tity of froth raise the pin, and lower it to obtain a small quantity
(see fig.3). Never remove the pin or completely insert it into the
hole.
5.7 Display messages
On the machine display a series of messages are shown other
than those already described (see Instruction and Maintenance
booklet for MODULAR machine).
WATER SUPPLY - PRESS KEY ^: this message appears when the
machine detects absence of water during drink dispensing.
PROGRAMMING: appears when programming the machine (see
“6.14 Functions programmable from the menu” - see Instruc-
tion and Maintenance booklet for MODULAR machine).
PLEASE NOTE: The visual display messages are accompanied
by an intermittent beeping sound.