Zelmer 13Z018: 7. Adjusting water hardness

6.1.10. Choose double cup of coffee pressing the single/double cup select button (B). After each push you will

hear a sound signal. If you have chosen to select a double cup, the display panel will indicate

.

In case of a single cup the display panel will indicate

.

6.1.11. Press the brew coffee button

(F). You will hear a sound signal.

6.1.12. Hot water will come out of the machine and the display panel will indicate

(after choosing a double

cup) or

(after choosing a single cup).

6.1.13. Brewing will be automatically stopped after a given amount of water. You will hear two sound signals, and the

display panel will indicate

in case of choosing a double cup or in case of a single cup.

6.1.14. Repeat step 6.1.11 three times.

6.2. Rinsing the machine for the steam mode

6.2.1. Check if there is water in the water tank (1). If there is no water, fill the water tank (1) according

to paragraph 4.

6.2.2. Press the steam button

(E). You will hear a sound signal. The display panel will lit the indicator,

signalizing that the espresso machine is now in steam mode.

6.2.3. The

indicator on the display panel will begin to whirl, signalizing that the espresso machine is heating up.

6.2.4. When the

indicator stops whirling, you will hear a sound signal informing you that the machine is ready for

use (has reached the right temperature).

6.2.5. Put a container under the steam nozzle (11) and turn the steam control (13) to position

, i.e. turn it

counterclockwise, so the sign

will cover the casing of the espresso machine. Let the machine work

with the mode on for ca. 1 minute. Then turn the steam control (13) to

position, i.e. turn it clockwise, so

the sign

will cover the marker on the casing of the espresso machine. Empty the container.

6.2.6. Repeat step 6.2.5 three times.

CAUTION!

Push the power on/off button (A), you will hear a sound signal. The indicator will go off on

the display panel, signalizing that the espresso machine has returned to the coffee brewing mode.

7. Adjusting water hardness

The espresso machine has been programmed with three levels of water hardness: low ( indicator), medium (

indicator) and high (

indicator). The default level is set to medium. If you want to change water hardness, press and

hold the coffee amount select button

(C) for 2 seconds. You will hear a sound signal and the water hardness indicator

on the display panel will start to flash. Each time you push the coffee amount select button

(C) which action is

accompanied by a sound signal water hardness level changes in the following order: medium

Æ high Æ low

Æ medium

Æ high , etc. If you choose to select e.g. high level, do not push the button again. Wait 2 seconds

and the setting will be automatically saved and you will hear a sound signal.

To establish the current water hardness level, the user should to carry out a test with a test apparatus supplied together

with the espresso machine. Put the test apparatus in the water for one second. After removing it from the water shake the

excess of water off and see the results after waiting ca. 15 seconds. A dry test apparatus should have a green square

space. After getting it wet, the space should change its color. Compare the color of the square space on the wet test

apparatus with the color legend on the packaging. A green color means that the water is soft, a brown color means the

water is hard (medium level) and an orange color means that the water is extremely hard (high level). On the basis

of your results adjust water hardness in the espresso machine according to the above instructions.

8. Selecting a programmed amount of coffee

The espresso machine has 4 preprogrammed amounts of coffee: 30 ml, 40 ml, 50 ml and 60 ml. The amount of coffee

may be selected by pressing the coffee amount select button

(C). After each push you will hear a sound signal. The

amount of coffee changes in the following order: 30ml Æ 40ml Æ 50mlÆ 60ml Æ P1Æ P2 Æ 30ml, etc.

CAUTION!

and (Program 1 and 2) are special memory functions, which enable you to save your custom

settings. The method of setting the memory programs (P1 and P2) is shown in paragraph 12.

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