Removing Blockages Of The Grinder; Cleaning The Water Tank - Gastroback DESIGN ESPRESSO ADVANCED BARISTA Bedienungsanleitung

1. Switch off and unplug the appliance. Leave the appliance cool down completely.
2. Remove the water tank and the drip tray. Remove the bean hopper lid.
3. Grasp the appliance at both sides at the back post and tilt the appliance to the
side of the bean hopper with a sufficiently large bowl under the bean hopper.
Let the coffee beans fall into the bowl.
NOTE
It does not matter, if some coffee beans remain within the bean hopper.
4. Ensure that a sufficient amount of water is in the water tank. Then replace the
water tank and the drip tray. Close the bean hopper with the bean hopper lid.
5. Connect the appliance to the power supply and press the power button for
switching the appliance on. Wait until the appliance is ready for operation (all
buttons illuminate continuously).
6. Place a sufficiently large bowl under the grinder outlet. Press the grinder button
repeatedly until no coffee powder is given off any more.
CAUTION
– Do not hold your hands or any foreign object into the bean
hopper, while the grinder is working! Do not poke within the grinder. Do not
use any cleaners for cleaning the bean hopper. Do not pour or drip any liquids
into the bean hopper or the grinder. Do not even moisten the inner walls of the
bean hopper. This could damage the grinder.
7. Use a soft, clean, and completely dry food brush for brushing all residues of
coffee beans from the interior of the bean hopper.
8. If required, press the grinder button again for removing any residues from the
interior of the grinder. Thereafter, switch off and unplug the appliance.
9. You may clean the bean hopper lid via warm dishwater. Thereafter rinse and
dry thoroughly. Leave the bean hopper lid dry naturally for approx. 1 hour.
10. Ensure that the bean hopper lid is completely dry, before closing the bean hop-
per again with the bean hopper lid. Especially, the inner side of the bean hop-
per lid must be absolutely dry.
11. Via the food brush, remove any residues of coffee powder from the grinder outlet
and grinder cradle.
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REMOVING BLOCKAGES OF THE GRINDER

Rarely, foreign objects merged with the coffee beans may block the grinder. Try the
following procedure to make the grinder work again.
CAUTION
– Do not poke in the openings of the grinder (intake or outlet).
You cannot remove the blockage this way! Do not leave the grinder switched on,
if the grinder is blocked! Always immediately switch off the grinder (pressing
the grinder button again), when the grinder does not work.
1. Try to turn the grind size dial to the highest number (11). However, do not use
violence! Press the grinder button for checking whether the grinder is working
again. Switch off the grinder immediately, if there is no reaction.
2. When the grinder does not work and/or you cannot turn the grind size dial,
repeatedly switch the grinder on and off in quick succession, but do not leave
the grinder switched on.
3. If there is still no respond, get in contact with your vendor for examination and
repair.

CLEANING THE WATER TANK

We recommend cleaning the water tank regularly for maintaining the good per-
formance of the appliance. Additionally, this will avoid surplus lime deposits in the
water system and the build-up of algae and germs in the water tank.
CAUTION
– Handle the water tank with care to avoid damage to the
hinges of the lid and the valve at the bottom. Do not poke in the valve.
IMPORTANT - When removing the water tank from the machine, do not tilt the
water tank, and do not attempt to move it sidewise. Only move the water tank
vertically.
1. Ensure that the machine is unplugged.
2. Remove the water tank at the rear of the machine. For this, by the handle at the
rear, pull the water tank lid upwards. Then, by the water tank lid, pull the water
tank vertically upwards and out.
NOTE
If you find it difficulty to move the water tank up by the water tank lid, it may be
easier to hold the water tank at both sides for removing it. However, in any case,
do not tilt the water tank to avoid damage to the valves.
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