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SUP 035R - Philips

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INSTALLATION - ADJUSTMENTS<br />

Always add only coffee beans in the coffee<br />

bean hopper (1). Pre-ground coffee, instant<br />

coffee or any other object may damage the machine.<br />

• Replace the cover on the coffee bean hopper (1).<br />

• (Fig.5A) - Insert the plug into the socket on the back<br />

of the machine.<br />

• (Fig.5B) - Insert the plug of the other end of the power<br />

cord into a wall socket with suitable power voltage.<br />

• To turn on the machine simply press the power button<br />

(17); the warning light (18) will begin to blink rapidly<br />

indicating that the water circuit must be primed.<br />

• (Fig.7) - To prime the water circuit, place a container<br />

beneath the steam wand (Pannarello frother) (7);<br />

• (Fig.8) - Turn the hot water knob (10) clockwise and<br />

wait. A small set amount of water will come out of<br />

the Pannarello, after which light (18) will blink slowly,<br />

indicating that you can turn off the knob (10).<br />

At this point, the temperature light (19) will begin to<br />

blink slowly, indicating that the machine is in warm-up<br />

mode.<br />

Note: Before starting the machine after long<br />

periods of inactivity or if the water tank has<br />

been completely emptied, it is advisable to prime<br />

the circuit.<br />

When warm-up is complete, the machine<br />

carries out a rinse cycle of the internal<br />

circuits. A small amount of water will be dispensed;<br />

in this phase the lights blink cyclically in a counter<br />

clockwise direction. Wait for this cycle to be<br />

completed automatically.<br />

• When the above steps are complete, the machine is<br />

ready for use.<br />

• To brew coffee, dispense hot water or steam, and<br />

for proper use of the machine, carefully follow the<br />

instructions provided.<br />

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5 ADJUSTMENTS<br />

The machine allows for certain adjustments that will<br />

permit you to use it to its full potential.<br />

5.1 Coffee Grinder Adjustment<br />

Coffee is a natural product and its features<br />

may change according to its origin and<br />

blend. The Spidem coffee machine is equipped with<br />

a self-adjusting system that allows using all types<br />

of coffee beans available on the market (except<br />

caramelized ones).<br />

For this reason we recommend brewing several cups<br />

of coffee before adjusting the coffee grinder.<br />

Warning! The grinder adjustment knob, inside<br />

the coffee bean hopper, must be turned only<br />

when the grinder is running. Do not pour ground and/<br />

or instant coffee into the coffee bean hopper.<br />

Do not insert any material other than coffee<br />

beans into the hopper. The grinder contains<br />

moving parts that may be dangerous. Therefore, do<br />

not insert fi ngers and/or other objects. Switch the<br />

power button to off and remove the plug from the<br />

socket before carrying out any type of operation<br />

inside the bean hopper. Do not pour coffee beans<br />

when the grinder is working.<br />

The machine lets you make slight adjustments to the<br />

coffee grinder to adapt it to the kind of coffee used.<br />

This adjustment is carried out by adjusting the knob<br />

found on the inside of the coffee bean hopper; this<br />

knob must be pressed and turned only with the grinder<br />

adjustment key (22) provided with the coffee machine.<br />

(Fig.28-29) - While the grinder is running, press and turn<br />

the knob (with the supplied key) one notch at a time and<br />

brew 2-3 cups of coffee; the grinder adjustment may only<br />

be noticed in this way. The references located inside the<br />

coffee bean hopper indicate the grind setting.<br />

1 - Coarse Grind<br />

2 - Medium Grind<br />

3 - Fine Grind<br />

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