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directions provided in par.8; hot water
will flow out of the lower part of the
cappuccinatore.
While hot water is being dispensed, the
silicone tube (41) inside the
cappuccinatore must be inserted into the
grating of the drip tray. Make sure the
silicone tube cannot slip out while the
machine is in use.
13.3.2 Steam/Cappuccino with the
cappuccinatore
The steam may be used to froth milk for
cappuccino and to heat up beverages.
Danger of scalding!
The steam may be preceded by
brief sprays of hot water. The
dispensing tube can reach very high
temperatures: avoiding touching it
directly with your hands.
• When you turn on the machine, the tem-
perature control light (18) will flash until
the machine heats up to the right tem-
perature.
• Before dispensing steam, make sure the
green temperature ready light (18) remains
lit and that the water container is full.
• When the green temperature ready light
(18) remains lit, the machine is ready to
dispense steam.
• Position the cappuccinatore over the drip
tray, open the “hot water/steam” knob
(11) for a few seconds to discharge
residual water from the cappuccinatore;
in a short time only steam will issue from
the tube.
• Close the knob (11).
• Place the intake tube (41) in a suitable
receptacle or directly into a container of
milk, placed next to the machine.
• Place a cup containing previously
prepared coffee beneath the nozzle of
the cappuccinatore;
• Open the knob (11); frothed milk will
start issuing from the cappuccinatore.
• Move the pin on the cappuccinatore to
regulate the thickness of the foam; by
pushing it upward you will increase its
volume.
When preparing cappuccino, use
cold milk to ensure the best
results.
• When you have finished using the
cappuccinatore and steam, clean the
cappuccinatore to remove residual milk.
• Place a container filled with fresh drinking
water alongside the machine and place
the tip of the intake tube (41) inside the
container.
• Proceed as if you were making cappuc-
cino, allowing the dirty water to flow into
a receptacle or directly into the drip tray.
13.3.3 Cleaning the cappuccinatore.
After using the cappuccinatore, you should
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