User manual PHILIPS HD7811

[. . . ] HD7811, HD7810 Coffee Machine IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following: Read all instructions before using the appliance. Care must be taken to prevent burns which can occur from touching hot parts or spilling hot liquids. 2. To protect against fire, electrical shock and injury to persons, do not immerse cord, plug, or appliance in water or other liquid. Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children. [. . . ] with loose coffee grounds). C C If you want to make one 4. 0 oz. cup of Senseo coffee, use the 1pod holder. If you want to make one 8. 0 oz. cups of Senseo coffee, use 2 coffee pods in combination with the deeper 2-pod holder and the °° button. 6 B Place the Senseo coffee pod(s) properly in the center of the pod holder, with the flat Senseo side up and the rounded side facing down. Use Senseo coffee pods that have been specifically developed for your Senseo coffee machine for a pure and smooth taste. 11 C Place 1 Senseo coffee pod in the 1-pod holder or C Place 2 Senseo coffee pods in the 2-pod holder. B B Make sure the coffee in the pod(s) is evenly distributed and press the pod(s) lightly into the pod holder. Never use torn pods or normal ground coffee, as this could cause the machine to become blocked. C CK CLI 7 Close the lid and lock the lever. Always check if the lid is properly locked. The lever must be pushed down until it snaps home with a click. The lid must be properly closed. C Place one cup, two cups or one mug under the outflow openings. Do not use cups or mugs that are too large, as they will cause the coffee to get cold more quickly. If using one cup or one mug, be sure to position the cup or mug right under the coffee outflow unit with its two openings 8 C Press the button indicating the number of cups of Senseo coffee you want to brew. - You can interrupt the brewing process at any time by pressing the on/off button I. If you switch the machine back on after having interrupted the brewing process, the machine will NOT complete the interrupted brewing cycle. 9 12 Do not remove the water reservoir during a brewing cycle, as this will cause the machine to draw in air. When this happens, the next cup will only be partly filled. If the mug/cups is/are half full when the machine stops brewing, there was not enough water left in the water reservoir to brew two cups or one mug. Refill the water reservoir and press button ° to fill up the two cups or mug. Be careful when you do this; make sure that the rubber sealing ring does not get stuck under the edge of the metal distribution disk. If it does, the coffee machine will start leaking! Descaling Regular descaling will prolong the life of your Senseo coffee machine and will guarantee optimal brewing results for a long time. If the machine is used twice a day on average, it must be descaled once every 3 months. C Fill the water reservoir up to the MAX indication with white vinegar or with a mixture of descaler and water according to the instructions on the package of the descaler. Then put the water reservoir back into the coffee machine. Use a citric acid based descaler. 1 14 C 2 Press on/off button I. The machine is ready for use when the indicator light is lit continuously. Place the 1-pod holder in the coffee machine, preferably with a used coffee pod in it. We advise you to put a used coffee pod in the pod holder when you descale the machine, as it will serve as a 'filter' to prevent the hole in the pod holder from getting clogged with scale residues. 3 C 4 Put a bowl with a capacity of at least 1. 5 liters/1. 6 qt. [. . . ] Make sure that the hole in the center of the coffee pod holder is not clogged. If it is, unclog the hole by holding the coffee pod holder under a running faucet. If necessary, you can use a soft brush or a toothpick to unclog the hole. If problems continue to occur, contact the Authorized Norelco Service Location nearest you. The coffee machine produces less coffee than before. [. . . ]