Description Of Appliance; Setting The Clock - DeLonghi ICM15240 Instrucciones Para El Uso

Description of appliance

A. Glass jug (certain models only)
B. Thermal jug (certain models only)
c. measure
d. Water level indicator
e. open/extract filter holder handle
f. Water fill compartment
G. filter holder for drip coffee
H. Permanent filter (if provided) or paper filter
I. Plate (hot in models with glass jug only)
Models with switch:
J. "ON/STAND-BY" button
k. "ON/STAND-BY light
L. aroma button
m. aroma light
Electronic models:
n. display
o. on/aUTo/ button with light
P. Set timer button
Q. aroma button with light
r. Set clock button
S. Water tank filter
T. inspection door

Setting the clock

(certain models only)
Plug the appliance into the mains socket. The first time it comes
on, "0:00" appears on the display. To set the exact time, press
and hold the SET CLOCK button (R) (fig. 1) until the current time
is displayed, then release. The time can be set at any moment.
How to make drip coffee
Please note: the first time the appliance is used, all ac-
cessories and the internal circuits must be washed through by
making at least two jugs of coffee without using pre-ground
coffee.
• Open the door at the front by pulling the handle (E) and
use the jug to pour clean cold water into the water fill com-
partment (F) up to the level indicated for the number of
cups of coffee you want to make. check the level of water
in the tank through the level window (D) (fig. 3). You are
recommended to use the jug provided as a measure as the
maximum capacity of the jug and the tank are the same.
• Position the permanent filter (H) (if present) in the filter
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Recommended quantities:
no. small cups
(*) 1 level measure = 1 tablespoon (5 g)
The quantities given in the table are indicative and should be
adapted to your personal taste and the type of coffee. never ex-
ceed the maximum quantity of 10 measures. The type of blend
has a considerable influence on the coffee you make. You should
therefore try various types of coffee to find the one best suited
to your taste.
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holder (G) (fig. 4). In versions without permanent filter, use
the paper filter (size 1x4).
Place the pre-ground coffee in the filter using the measu-
re (C) provided and level evenly (fig. 5). See the table for
recommended quantities. Use good quality, medium pre-
ground coffee for drip coffee makers.
no. large cups
15 10
12 8
9 6
6 4
3 2
Models with glass jug (A): close the door at the front of
the appliance and place the closed jug on the plate (fig.
6).
Models with thermal jug (B): before placing the jug on
the plate, make sure the lid is closed (fig. 7).
Models with electronic controls: press the on/aUTo/
button (O) (fig. 8). The red light indicates that the cof-
fee maker is operating and "BREW" appears on the display.
The appliance emits a beep when delivery begins, then
three beeps when it ends. The taste of the coffee can be
optimised by pressing the AROMA button (Q). This function
enables a process of percolation which releases the water
in the filter more slowly. filtering a little at a time impro-
ves the flavour and aroma of the coffee. To enable the
function, press the aroma button (the light on the button
comes on). To disable the function, press the button again.
You are recommended to use the aroma button when you
do not want to make a full jug of coffee.
Models with switch: Press the
The light (K) indicates that the coffee maker is operating.
coffee delivery will start after a few seconds. it is comple-
tely normal for the appliance to give off steam while the
coffee is percolating. The coffee maker emits a beep when
delivery begins, then three beeps when it ends. The taste of
use
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No. measures (*)
10
8
6
4
2
button (J) (fig. 9).