Zelmer 13Z015: 4. Filling the water tank

4. Filling the water tank

ATTENTION! Fill the tank (1) with water only when the power cord is unplugged from the power grid. A valve in

the bottom part of the tank prevents leaking water.

• Remove the water tank (1) by pulling it up (Fig. 1).

• Open the cover of the water tank (1) and fill it with cold, fresh water (Fig.2). The MAX mark shall not be

exceeded.

• Put the tank (1) back and press it.

• Close the cover of the tank (1).

• We could fill the tank with water also without taking it out of the espresso machine, e.g. by using a jug of water.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

WARNING! The es should not be used, whe re starting the process of

presso machine n the tank (1) is empty. Befo

coffee brewing m nk (1) is full of water. ith hot water. For the hygienic

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Do not fill the tank (1) w

reasons do not le k for the long time.

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WARNING! Reme sure that the water leve the tank (1) is appropriate (not too low). If this

mber to make l in

situation happens, the alarm signal will be repeated until the tank (1) is filled with water and the indicator

(N)

on the control panel sta

rts flashing.

5. Warming up the cups

Using of a cup heated to the appropriate temperature before starting the coffee brewing process enhances the taste of

the coffee just after its making and results in thick foam on top of it.

You can preheat a cup using two methods. First method is that a cup is heated with the use of the steam from the steam

wand (10) according to the point 6.2.

Cups may be preheated also by putting them before the coffee brewing process on the special cup heating plate (2) on

the upper side of the espresso machine.

6. Before first use (rinsing the machine)

Before first use or if the machine hasn’t been used for a prolonged

period, it is advisable to run a rinse cycle through the machine.

6.1. The rinse cycle for espresso function

6.1.1. Turn the machine off at the power outlet and unplug the power

cord.

6.1.2. Fill the tank (1) with water in accordance with point 4.

6.1.3. Install the empty filter holder (6) in the brew head (4), turning it

firmly right (Fig. 3).

6.1.4. Put a container on the drip tray grid (7), under the brew head

Fig. 3

(4

).

6.1.5. C we cket. The espresso machine will turn

onnect the machine to the po r grid putting the power plug to the so

o d, Power

n. The signal will soun On/Off button

(A) will be illuminated and knob indicator (C) will flash

se atoveral times. Then knob indic r (C) will go out. The Power On/Off button

(A) will stay illuminated all the

tim

e.

6.1.6. P n

oress the Power On/Off butt

(A). The signal will sound.

(C) will start flashing to inform

you that the espresso m6.1.7. Knob indicator achine is in the course of heating.

6.1.8. When the knob indicator (C) stops flashing, the signal will sound. Continuous glowing of the knob indicator (C)

means that the espresso machine is ready to use (attaining appropriate temperature).

6.1.9. Turn the knob of the espresso machine (B) in such a way that two big cups of coffee indicator

(G) on the

control panel will start being illuminated.

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