Product Care
Descaling
TO PREVENT CALCIFICATION AND CLOGGING
Descaling your machine is a necessary part of keeping it fresh and ensuring the best-tasting coffee. Not descaling your machine can also lead to issues. For example, the machine can start leaking if the coffee cannot flow through it properly. The descaling process with Sjöstrand Descaling Tabs goes as followed:
1. Dissolve the descaling tab in 500 ml warm/hot (not boiling) water and stir thoroughly till it is dissolved.
2. Add the solution to the water tank and add cold water till the top.
Start the descaling procedure by pushing both buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds until they both start blinking. Push either button to start the procedure. When the whole solution has passed through the machine once, the descaling procedure is completed.
3. Rinse the machine by running at least about half a water tank (minimum 500 ml) of fresh water through the machine. You can do this again by starting the descaling procedure and interrupt it by pressing a button when completed.The rinsing is completed when the water coming out of the nozzle is clear and not longer foamy. Switch the machine off or press a button to end the procedure.
Descaling your machine is a necessary part of keeping it fresh and ensuring the best-tasting coffee. Not descaling your machine can also lead to issues. For example, the machine can start leaking if the coffee cannot flow through it properly. The descaling process with Sjöstrand Descaling Tabs goes as followed:
1. Dissolve the descaling tab in 500 ml warm/hot (not boiling) water and stir thoroughly till it is dissolved.
2. Add the solution to the water tank and add cold water till the top.
Start the descaling procedure by pushing both buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds until they both start blinking. Push either button to start the procedure. When the whole solution has passed through the machine once, the descaling procedure is completed.
3. Rinse the machine by running at least about half a water tank (minimum 500 ml) of fresh water through the machine. You can do this again by starting the descaling procedure and interrupt it by pressing a button when completed.The rinsing is completed when the water coming out of the nozzle is clear and not longer foamy. Switch the machine off or press a button to end the procedure.
Surface cleaning
TO REMOVE OPTICAL MARKS AND RESIDUES
Coffee stains:
Use a damp cloth, like a microfibre cloth, with mild, non-abrasive cleaning detergent. Apply the detergent on the cloth and remove stains with circular movements. For stubborn stains, apply the liquid directly on the stain and let it sit for a moment before using the cloth.
Polishing:
For polishing of fingerprints or other grease stains, dry polish the surface with a damp cloth before, use detergent if non-effective.
Do not use metal polishing cream, it might cause micro scratches on the surface.
Coffee stains:
Use a damp cloth, like a microfibre cloth, with mild, non-abrasive cleaning detergent. Apply the detergent on the cloth and remove stains with circular movements. For stubborn stains, apply the liquid directly on the stain and let it sit for a moment before using the cloth.
Polishing:
For polishing of fingerprints or other grease stains, dry polish the surface with a damp cloth before, use detergent if non-effective.
Do not use metal polishing cream, it might cause micro scratches on the surface.
cleaning of components
TO AVOID CLOGGING AND KEEP THE MACHINE FRESH
Cleaning the nozzle:
Cleaning the nozzle is recommended after 1-2 years of use to clean it from coffee residues. Pull the nozzle away from the machine in a 30 degree angle to the side. Be forceful but slow to avoid breaking the hooks. Soak the nozzle in dish soap water for some minutes. Then, brush it from the inside to clean it and reinsert it by pressing it back into its original position.
Cleaning of capsule inlet and filter plate:
After some time coffee residues can accumulate inside the capsule inlet (where the capsule is inserted). Use a a brush and brush in circular movements over the filter plate (the part that perforates the capsule) and other affected areas. Note that some residues may drop into the capsule container.
Cleaning of capsule container:
Remove the capsules from the container frequently and rinse with dishwashing liquid to avoid mould or bad smell.
Cleaning the water tank:
Clean the water tank from lime stains or sewage frequently by using a non-abrasive cloth and mild agent.
Cleaning the nozzle:
Cleaning the nozzle is recommended after 1-2 years of use to clean it from coffee residues. Pull the nozzle away from the machine in a 30 degree angle to the side. Be forceful but slow to avoid breaking the hooks. Soak the nozzle in dish soap water for some minutes. Then, brush it from the inside to clean it and reinsert it by pressing it back into its original position.
Cleaning of capsule inlet and filter plate:
After some time coffee residues can accumulate inside the capsule inlet (where the capsule is inserted). Use a a brush and brush in circular movements over the filter plate (the part that perforates the capsule) and other affected areas. Note that some residues may drop into the capsule container.
Cleaning of capsule container:
Remove the capsules from the container frequently and rinse with dishwashing liquid to avoid mould or bad smell.
Cleaning the water tank:
Clean the water tank from lime stains or sewage frequently by using a non-abrasive cloth and mild agent.
Good to know
DEAIRING THE MACHINE
WHEN THE MACHINE IS NEW OR HAS NOT BEEN USED IN A WHILE
When your new machine is new or has been stored for a while you will need to de-air it to let water in. You will notice this when you have filled the water tank, but no water comes out when it’s supposed to start brewing. The machine will also make the same noise it does when performing a normal brewing procedure. To deair your machine, follow the steps below:
Turn the machine ON and wait till it is heated up. Fill up the water tank. Have the capsule inlet lever in its upright position. Push it slightly further back towards the back of the machine until you hear a sound (keept it pressed back till there is no more water splashing in). Run a cup of water through the machine before brewing a cup of coffee by pressing either the espresso or the lungo button.
When your new machine is new or has been stored for a while you will need to de-air it to let water in. You will notice this when you have filled the water tank, but no water comes out when it’s supposed to start brewing. The machine will also make the same noise it does when performing a normal brewing procedure. To deair your machine, follow the steps below:
Turn the machine ON and wait till it is heated up. Fill up the water tank. Have the capsule inlet lever in its upright position. Push it slightly further back towards the back of the machine until you hear a sound (keept it pressed back till there is no more water splashing in). Run a cup of water through the machine before brewing a cup of coffee by pressing either the espresso or the lungo button.
FACTORY RESET AND CUP SETTINGS
TO GET THE DESIRED ESPRESSO OR LUNGO AMOUNT
Turn the machine OFF.
Press and hold the lungo button and turn the machine ON while still pressing the button.
To set each button to a custom amount, keep the desired button pressed throughout the brewing process, release when desired volume is reached. The machines saves the amount for the button for future brews.
Restore the to the original amounts (40 ml Espresso, 110 ml Lungo) by performing a factory reset.
Turn the machine OFF.
Press and hold the lungo button and turn the machine ON while still pressing the button.
To set each button to a custom amount, keep the desired button pressed throughout the brewing process, release when desired volume is reached. The machines saves the amount for the button for future brews.
Restore the to the original amounts (40 ml Espresso, 110 ml Lungo) by performing a factory reset.
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