Waring Pro ES1500 - Manual (Page 7)

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BEFORE FIRST USE
1. Check that the household voltage is the same as that
indicated on the technical plate.
2. Place the espresso maker on a flat and stable surface
where it will not be knocked over.
3. Wash the water tank and fill it with cool tap water up to the
line marked MAX. Place the water tube into the water-filled
tank. Line the water tank up with the grooves on the bottom
and slide it into place.
4. Insert the plug into the electrical outlet.
5. Be sure that the control lever (E) is in the vertical standby
position indicated by the dot. Also, make sure that the
steam/water dispensing lever (P) is pushed all the way
back.
6. Switch the machine to the ON position using the ON/
OFF switch (D). The power indicator light (F) will turn on,
indicating that the machine is on.
7. Let the machine warm up for approximately 5 minutes.
When warming up, your appliance may release small puffs
of steam from the coupling seat.
NOTE: Let water pass through the boiler when the
appliance is turned on for the first time or after it has not
been used for a period of time. To do so, place a container
under the coupling seat (O) and pull the control lever (E)
forward/toward the espresso cup symbol.
As water empties into the cup from the boiler, the boiler
begins to fill with fresh water. During this time you will
notice that the boiler temperature indicator light (G) will turn
on and then off again, indicating that the boiler is working
to get the water to the proper temperature.
Allow the boiler temperature control light (G) to turn off
and on again for two cycles. This will ensure the boiler has
reached its optimum temperature for preparing espresso.
To stop the water from dispensing, push the control lever
back to the vertical standby position.