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• Do not leave water in the water
reservoir between uses.
• Make sure the frothing wand is
submerged in your milk or milk
substitute (Figure 21) before turning
the knob to steam.
• Do not store portalter in the brew
head. Remove portalter after brewing. Leaving the
portalter in the machine can cause an improper lock
which could result in leaking and damage to the seal.
• Do not ll water to the top of the water reservoir.
• This is a manual machine without auto shut-off. You
control how much espresso is brewed by turning the
control knob.
• Cord storage is under the unit.
• 2% milk creates better froth than milk substitutes.
Figure 21
Your Mr. Coffee® Steam Espresso, Cappuccino and Latte Maker
has been carefully designed to give you many years of trouble-
free service. In the unlikely event that your new espresso
machine does not operate satisfactorily, please review the
following potential problems and try the steps recommended
BEFORE you call Mr. Coffee Service Center.
Problem: Unable to steam
Possible Causes:
• Water reservoir is empty
• Unit is not turned on
• Frothing wand is clogged
Solution:
• Fill water reservoir with 2 oz (the steam icon on the water
measuring pitcher) of water and pour into water reservoir.
• Plug in power cord and slowly turn control knob to Steam position.
• Remove frothing wand cover and check if metal frothing wand
is clogged with a needle or paper clip. Then, following cleaning
instructions on page 24.
Problem: Espresso does not come out
Possible Causes:
• No water in water reservoir
• Coffee grind is too ne
• Too much coffee in the lter
• Appliance not turned on or plugged in
Problems, Causes and Solutions
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