Philips Saeco Via Veneto Siebträger-Espressomaschine - Manual (Page 12)

22 23 SAFETY REGULATIONS START-UP
Recommended space for use
and maintenance
To get the best results from the coffee
machine, the following is recommended:
• Place the machine on a flat, even surface;
• Choose a position that is well-lit, hygienic
and where a wall socket is easily
accessible;
• Check that the minimum distances
around the machine are as indicated in
the diagram.
Storage of the machine
If the machine is to be left unused for a
long period, turn it off and unplug it from
the wall socket. Keep in a dry place, out of
the reach of children. Cover against dirt
and dust.
Repairs/Maintenance
If the machine stops working, is in any way
defective or has been knocked over unplug
it immediately from the wall socket.
Never use a faulty machine.
Repairs or alterations must only be carried
out by qualified experts.
Repairs or alterations must only be carried
out by an authorised service centre.
The company will accept no responsibility
for damage caused by repairs attempted
by unauthorised persons.
Fire risks
If the machine should catch fire use a
carbon dioxide extinguisher.
Do not use water or a powder extinguisher.
Legend of machine components
Water tank
Water tank lid
Main switch
Coffee switch with machine ready light
incorporated
Steam switch
Steam/hot water knob
Coffee outlet
Steam tube
Mains cable
Drip tray + grill
Accessories (the accessories vary
depending on the model)
“Crema” filter holder
Filter for “Crema” filter holder
(A single unit for making 1 or 2 cups
of coffee)
Brass filter holder
Single cup filter for brass filter holder
Twin cup filter for brass filter holder
Coffee measure
4 INSTALLMENT
For personal safety follow the “Safety
regulations” found on pages 21-22.
4.1 Packaging
The original packaging has been designed
to protect the appliance during
transportation.
You are recommended to keep it for later
use.
4.2 Installment requirements
Before installing the machine read the
following safety instructions carefully:
• Locate the machine in a safe place;
• Make sure that it is out of the reach of
children;
• Do not place the machine on a hot
surface or near a naked flame.
The machine is now ready to be connected
to the house electricity supply.
4.3 Connecting the appliance to
the power supply
Electricity can be dangerous, so
always follow the safety
regulations carefully.
Never use a faulty cable.
Faulty plugs and cables must be
changed immediately by authorised
personnel.
The coffee maker must be connected to a
suitable wall socket.
The voltage of the appliance has been
factory-set. The voltage on the rating plate
(positioned on the bottom of the appliance)
must correspond to that of your house
electricity supply.
• Uncoil a length of cable from the cable
wind found underneath the appliance,
sufficient for the plug to reach the wall
socket.
• Check that the main switch is in the “0”
position before inserting the plug in the
wall socket.
• Plug the appliance into a wall socket
carrying the correct voltage.
4.4 Filling the water tank
• Remove the water tank lid (2).
• Lift out the water tank (1), making sure
you do not damage any of the tubes
inside it.
• Rinse and fill the tank with fresh water
without overfilling.
• Put the water tank back in its right
place, making sure that the tubes
removed previously are all immersed in
water.
Warning! The tanks of some
models are equipped with a
water inflow valve. This valve closes
automatically when the tank is removed
to prevent water leakage. When putting
the tank back, press lightly on it to open
the valve.
• Put the lid back on the tank.
Always fill the tank with fresh, not
carbonised water: hot water or
other liquids may damage the tank.
Do not use the coffee maker without
water, always check that there is
enough water in the tank.
4.5 Priming
Before using the machine for the first
time, after the appliance has been left
unused for a long period or when the water
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