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Then brew coffee into the cup. (see coffee machine operating instructions). Note: when the milk carafe is not being used, place the sugar container on the base. 16 16 CLEANING CLEANING THE MILK ISLAND Warning: Do not immerse the Milk Island base in any liquid. Maintenance and cleaning operations of the base can only be carried out when the machine is cold and disconnected from the power supply. All components described in this section may be washed in a dishwasher for home use. Do not use sharp objects or harsh chemical products (solvents) for cleaning. Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the base. Do not dry the machine and/or its components using a microwave and/or conventional oven. 1 Remove the carafe from the base. Remove the handle holding the carafe by the spout. 2 Remove the emulsifying group from the carafe. 3 Remove the valve from the emulsifying group. 4 Remove the suction tube from the emulsifying group. Wash the carafe with hot water 5 and mild dish soap. 6 Wash the emulsifying group with hot water and mild dish soap. 7 Carefully clean the valve with water. 8 Check if the valve is correctly cleaned by slightly squeezing it on the sides. It is advised to use a clean and properly dried valve. 9 Wash the tube with hot water. 17 17 101112 Re-assemble all the covered Assemble the handle. Keep the upper part angled onto components. Replace the Place the upper part onto the the carafe, and slide the lower emulsifying group onto the carafe. carafe, as shown in the figure. part of the handle underneath the Warning: make sure that the carafe. cover is correctly inserted in the tube located inside the carafe. 13 At this point, firmly press so as to join both parts. 14 The milk carafe is now assembled and ready for use. Warning: only use the milk carafe if intact and if all components are correctly assembled. Clean the connector with a damp cloth. For thorough cleaning, fill the clean carafe with water and dispense steam (follow the instructions from step 2 to 6 on page 15).The carafe and the emulsifying group’s components may be washed in a dish-washer for home use. 18 18 REMOVING THE MILK ISLAND REMOVING THE MILK ISLAND Warning: Before removing the Milk Island, remove the water tank, drip tray and coffee grounds drawer, and empty the coffee bean hopper. Turn the coffee machine off and unplug the machine. To disconnect the Milk Island, gently position the coffee machine onto its right side, so the left side is up. Turn the coffee machine off and unplug the power cord from the socket. 1 Remove the milk carafe from the base. 2 After having emptied the containers, delicately turn the machine onto one side. 3 Push the release button, and remove the base from the coffee machine. 4 Insert the protection cover into its place. 5 Using a coin, lock the cover by turning it as shown in the figure. Return the coffee machine to its upright position, and replace all components that were previously removed. 6 Turn the coffee machine on and follow the start-up procedure as described in the machine’s operating instructions. 7 Once removed from the coffee machine, wash the Milk Island components and place them in a safe place for future use. If possible we recommend using the original packaging for storage. TROUBLE SHOOTING - SAFETY RULES 19 Problems Causes Solutions The machine does not froth milk. The valve located in the cover is dirty. Wash the valve. The LED in the base of Milk Island is red. Firmly push down on the milk carafe. Cover components not installed correctly. Check cover assembly. The coffee machine is not ready to Check machine operation. dispense steam. Please contact Saeco customer service for problems not covered in the above trouble shooting section or when a problem cannot be resolved (1-800-933-7876 in the U.S., or 1-514-385-5551 in Canada). SAFETY RULES Never place live parts in contact with water: danger of short circuit! Steam and hot water can cause scalding! INTENDED USE The Milk Island is exclusively intended for household use only. The Milk Island cannot be used alone but must be connected to a preset coffee machine. Do not make any technical changes or use the machine for unlawful purposes since this would create serious hazards! The Milk Island and the coffee machine must only be operated by adults. POWER SUPPLY The Milk Island is powered by low voltage from the coffee machine to which it is connected by a special electrohydraulic connector. POWER CONNECTOR (ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC) Never use the Milk Island if the electro-hydraulic power connector is faulty. If damaged, the electro-hydraulic connector must be replaced by the manufacturer or its customer service department. The connector must not come into contact with liquids, wet parts or other substances that could alter the effectiveness of the electrical contacts or cause a short circuit. PROTECTING OTHERS Be sure that no children operate the Milk Island. Children are not aware of the risks linked with electrical appliances. Do not leave the Milk Is...