Moving The Appliance; Electrical Or Electronic Product At End Of Service Life; Problems And Corrective Actions - Krups Espresso Automatic EA83 series Handbuch

Keep the packing and use it again to move the appliance.
!
Caution! If the unpacked appliance is dropped, it is advisable to take it back to an authorized
service centre to avoid any risk of fire or electrical problems.

10. ELECTRICAL OR ELECTRONIC PRODUCT AT END OF SERVICE LIFE

Let's all help protect the environment !
Your appliance contains many recyclable materials that can be recovered or recycled.
Leave it at a local civic waste collection point.
HELPLINE
If you have any product problems or queries, please contact our Customer Relations Team first for
expert help and advice:
0845 330 6460 - UK / (01) 677 4003 - ROI
or consult our website - www.krups.co.uk

11. PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

MALFUNCTION
The machine indicates a
fault, the software is frozen
or your machine is malfunc-
tioning.
The appliance does not
come on after pressing the
Start/Stop button.
The grinder is making a
strange noise.
The steam nozzle makes a
noise.
The steam nozzle of your
machine seems partially or
completely blocked or clog-
ged.
The steam nozzle does not
make any or only makes a
little frothy milk.

9. MOVING THE APPLIANCE

CORRECTIVE MEASURES
Switch off and unplug the machine, remove the filter cartridge,
wait for one minute and start the machine again.
Check the fuses and wall socket.
Check that the 2 lead connectors are correctly plugged into the
appliance and into the wall socket.
Foreign bodies are present in the grinder.
Disconnect the machine before any intervention.
Check whether you can extract the foreign body using your va-
cuum cleaner.
Check that the steam nozzle is correctly positioned on its corres-
ponding end piece.
Unblock the holes with the needle supplied with your appliance. If
the problem persists, dismantle the nozzle and the steam end piece.
1
When the end piece has been taken off, use hot water to remove
the rest of the deposits and make sure that the hole is not obs-
tructed by any milk or calcium residue.
For preparations made with milk:
We recommend using fresh, pasteurised or UHT milk, recently ope-
ned, and we also recommend using a cold container.
2
3
33