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To initiate the top up, the portafilter will need
to be inserted into the cradle and tamped. If
the tamp level displays an under dose, the
DOSE button will blink indicating a top up.
Press the DOSE button to start the grind and it
will dose the right amount to get the ideal level.
NOTE
• This feature is only available on ‘Auto’ mode.
• This feature may require 2 to 3 top up cycles
to reach an ideal dose.
• The set auto grind time will not be affected
by this feature.
• Machine will not start a top up with an over
dose or ideal level. Remove the portafilter and
trim the excess with the razor.
Over Dose (Trimming the Dose)
the Razor
™
Precision dose trimming tool
The Razor™ precision dose trimming tool
allows you to trim the puck to the right level
for a consistent extraction.
Insert the Razor™ into the coffee basket
until the shoulders of the tool rest on the
rim of the filter basket. The blade of the
dosing tool should penetrate the surface
of the tamped coffee.
Rotate the Razor™ dosing tool back and forth
while holding the portafilter on an angle over
the knock box to trim off excess coffee.
Manual Dosing
MANUAL DOSE
AUTO MANUAL
Press the MANUAL DOSE button to switch
to manual dose mode. The light around the
MANUAL DOSE dial and the MANUAL light
will illuminate when in manual mode.
Select the dose amount by turning the dial
clockwise for more or counterclockise for less
grind time.
Grinder Purge
It is recommended to purge the retained grinds
left in the burrs or chute prior to making the
first coffee of the day. Old grinds may affect
the in-cup quality and coffee taste. Purging will
ensure only fresh coffee makes it into your cup.
To purge, press and hold the DOSE button.
The grind will start after 0.5sec, and it will stop
once the DOSE button is released.
In auto mode, after doing a purge it is required
to remove the portafilter, discard the grind
from the basket and re-insert the portafilter
into the grinding cradle to return the machine
to its standby mode.
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