The first premium machines that bring the highest quality coffee from the world‘s finest addresses right to your home. WMF has been involved in the preparation of coffee since 1880. The first WMF large coffee machine dates back to 1927.

Just 30 years later, in 1955, the great victory campaign of WMF coffee machines began, when WMF brought the Italian espresso to German restaurants with the first fully automatic espresso machine. This was followed by a multitude of groundbreaking innovations, which brought WMF world-wide success. WMF was then the first manufacturer to follow the fully automatic. Introduction and General Information Parts of the machine Milk button / Milk foam button Minus button / Care button / Aroma button Plus button / Aroma button P button / Confirm / Preheat cup button Removable drip tray with drip tray grid Water tank Adjustable height AllinOne professional spout with integral milk foamer Coffee grounds container Beverage buttons Hot water spout Hot water button Bean hopper Manual insert Heated cup storage Display Off/C button / Timer Preheat cup Milk hose Refrigerated milk tank (optional). 4 Table of Contents Introduction and General Information 1 Parts of the machine 1 Before you begin 6 User manual signs and symbols 6 Start-up 8 Unpacking and setting up 8 Test the water hardness 8 Prepare the water tank 8 Insert the WMF water filter 8 Assemble the milk hose 9 Fill the water tank 10 Connect the milk hose to the milk 10 Fill the coffee bean hopper 10 Start-up program 11 Basic settings 11 Operation 15 Prepare coffee beverages 15 Beverage button overview 15 Example: Prepare two glasses of latte macchiato 16 Set coffee strength for the next beverage 16 Coffee preparation using the. 6 Introduction Before you begin Read this user manual before you begin making coffee. Only then can you use all of the functions, operate the machine safely and spoil yourself with a wonderful cup of coffee.

Additional components of the user manual: Brief manual for b • everage dispensing/care User manual signs and symbols Hazard instructions Attention! Risk to machine!

General danger! Risk to user!

Risk of electric shock! Risk of hand injuries!

Find the operating instructions for our pressure cookers in the Perfect, Perfect Plus and Perfect Ultra collections here for download as a PDF. This Wmf Solid Insert Fits Inside The 4-1/2-Quart, 6-1/2-Quart, And 8-1/2-Quart Wmf Perfect Plus Pressure Cookers, And Features A Durable Stainless Steel Construction, And A Footed Base To Give The Insert A Slight Lift Off The Bottom Of The Cooker. The Collapsible Handle On The Insert Allows For Easy.

Tips and hints Hint Cross-reference Tip Always follow the safety instructions. 7 Introduction Readiness state The descriptions in the user manual always assume that the coffee machine is ready to operate.

Glossary Term Meaning • • Listings, selection options >>>>Individual activities, individual steps Italics Description of coffee machine state and/or explanations of steps carried out automatically WMF All-in-one professional spout Combination coffee spout and milk foamer WMF Connect & Clean Automatic milk system rinse WMF Perfect Extraction system For the perfect grinding degree setting WMF Steam-Jet Cup preheating your selection pls 08:15. 8 Start-up program Start-up Unpacking and setting up Unpack coffee machine and set it up on a stable, h >>orizontal support Always follow the safety instructions in the “Safety” chapter, starting on page 57. >>Check the coffee machine for possible transport damages >>Plug the connector into a grounded outlet >>Insert drip tray and drip tray grid Test the water hardness >>Briefly dip carbonate hardness test strip into water (approx. 1 second) >>One minute later, read the degree of hardness on the colour scale of the test strip package The water hardness is set during start-up. 9 Start-up program Unpack the water filter cartridge and place it o >>n the cartridge adapter [3] The sieve and water filter sit very securely.

Assemble the milk hose The milk hose is already mounted on the AllinOne professional spout. • For refrigerated milk, use the white milk nozzle (assembled on delivery) • For non-refrigerated milk, use the grey milk nozzle from the accessories box >>Move the AllinOne spout to the lowest position [4] >>Insert the milk hose into the guide [5] [6] The milk hose must be in the lowest position without tension and must not sit in front of the grounds container. 10 Start-up program Fill the water tank Fill the water tank with c >>old tap water (max.

2.8 litres) >>Slowly slide the water tank back into the machine Fill the water tank only with fresh, cold water. Never use hot water, mineral water, milk or other liquids. Connect the milk hose to the milk >>Place the refrigerated milk directly to the right of the machine Place the milk hose with the milk nozzle on it into the milk container. The hose end with the milk nozzle should reach the bottom of the milk container.

Milk is a very sensitive food. When handling milk, always ensure cleanliness. All WMF catalogues and technical brochures.

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