Miele FREESTANDING COFFEE MACHINE CM 5000 User Manual

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Operating Instructions
Freestanding coffee machine
CM 5000
To prevent accidents
and machine damage
read these instructions
before
installation or use.
M.-Nr. 07 995 281
en - US, CA
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Freestanding coffee machine

Operating InstructionsFreestanding coffee machineCM 5000To prevent accidentsand machine damageread these instructionsbeforeinstallation or use.M.-Nr.

Page 2 - Contents

The following accessories comeincluded with your coffee system:–Measuring spoonfor ground coffee–Cleaning tabletsto clean/degrease the brew unit–Desca

Page 3

Before the first useClean the appliance and removeany protective foils before the firstuse. See "Cleaning and Care".^Plug in the appliance.

Page 4 - Children

Setting the clock^Turn the rotary selector until thedesired clock format (12 hour or 24hour) appears in the display.The setting has now been saved.Set

Page 5 - Technical safety

The appliance can be set to one of 4hardness levels:–Level 1 (soft):0 - 3 gr/gal (0-3°d)–Level 2 (moderate):4 - 7 gr/gal (4-7°d)–Level 3 (hard):7 - 15

Page 6

The quality of the water used plays animportant part in the overall quality ofthe coffee.The water tank should be emptiedand filled with fresh, cold t

Page 7 - Quick Guide

Fill the coffee bean container withroasted espresso or coffee beans.Important: Only use roastedespresso or coffee beans in thecontainer.Anything else,

Page 8 - Guide to the machine

The On/Off - button (Standby) can beused to turn the coffee system on or off,if the main switch at the back of themachine is turned on.Turning onWhen

Page 9

In order to allow the flavor of the coffeeto develop and be retained, the cupsshould be pre-heated.The smaller the volume ofcoffee/espresso and the th

Page 10 - Accessories

When the / or . buttons are pressed,the coffee system automatically grindsthe beans to brew the coffee.^ Place a cup under the coffeedispensers.^ Pres

Page 11 - First steps to use

Canceling preparationThe coffee/espresso preparation canbe canceled when STOP? appears inthis display. Any coffee beans whichhave already been ground

Page 12

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Guide to the machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 13

One portion at a time of coffee orespresso can be using ground coffee.This allows you to prepare adecaffeinated coffee, if the beancontainer is alread

Page 14 - Filling the water tank

Preparing coffee/espressousing ground coffeeThe following message appears in thisdisplay:SELECT DRINKUSE GROUND COFFEE^Place a cup under the coffeedis

Page 15

The coffee system draws milk through atube from the milk flask. Steam is thenused to heat the milk in thecappuccinatore. If desired, the milk canalso

Page 16 - Turning the machine On / Off

Preparing milk froth^Turn the cappuccinatore dial to z.^ Place a cup or suitable containerunder the cappuccinatore.^ Press the * button.The coffee sys

Page 17 - Pre-heating cups

Preparing hot milk^Turn the cappuccinatore dial to the Jposition.^ Place a cup or suitable containerunder the cappuccinatore.^ Press the * button.The

Page 18 - Preparing coffee or espresso

Milk temperatureThe cappuccinatore dial can be usedto adjust the temperature of the milk.^Turn the dial to:a for warm milk, orb for hot milk.Milk frot

Page 19

If the cappuccinatore has been used toprepare hot milk or milk froth, thecappuccinatore needs to be rinsed.See "Cleaning and care".Use cauti

Page 20 - Adding ground coffee

The grinder setting should be adjustedto suit the type of coffee you are using.When the beans are ground correctlythe coffee or espresso will flow eve

Page 21 - Canceling preparation

The ground coffee amount can be setbetween 0.2 ounces and 0.5 ounces(6 - 14 grams). The greater the quantitythe stronger the coffee or espresso willbe

Page 22 - Frothing and heating milk

During pre-brewing a small amount ofhot water moistens the ground coffeebefore the remaining water is pushedthrough the grounds at high pressure.This

Page 23

Timer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Default settings . . . .

Page 24

The ideal brewing temperaturedepends on the type of coffee, andwhether espresso or coffee is beingprepared.Three temperatures are available forcoffee

Page 25

The amount of water used for eachserving of espresso, coffee or hot watercan be set to suit your taste and cupsize.There is a maximum amount of watert

Page 26 - Preparing hot water

Programming the amountusing the SETTINGS menu^Select PROG. THE AMOUNT from thesettings menu.^Press and hold the OK button for twoseconds.SETTINGSPROG.

Page 27 - Adjusting the grinder setting

The SETTINGS menu can be used to customize the coffee system to yourpreferences.Options currently selected are marked with a check B.If a button has n

Page 28 - < AMOUNT OF COFFEE >

Options menuOption Available settingsLanguage Deutsch (German), English and other languagesMaintenance Rinse the systemDescaleClean the brew unitTime

Page 29 - Pre-brewing the coffee

The desired display language can beselected in the SETTINGS menu.^Press and hold the OK button for twoseconds.SETTINGS< SPRACHE F^Turn the rotary s

Page 30 - Brewing temperature

If the coffee system is being operatedin Comfort Mode you can set the Timeof day and the clock display in theSETTINGS menu.The clock can be displayed

Page 31 - Setting the serving size

The timer is only available if you areoperating the coffee system inComfort Mode.The timer can be set so that the coffeesystem:–turns on at a particul

Page 32

^Turn the rotary control until thedesired minutes appear in thedisplay. Confirm with OK.The setting is now saved. Once youhave activated the timer fun

Page 33 - SETTINGS Menu

To activate and deactivate thetimerIf the setting "Switch on at" has beenactivated, thec symbol will appear inthe display when the coffee sy

Page 34

When using electrical appliances basic safety precautions should always befollowed, including the following:Read all instructions before installation

Page 35 - Language

The settings can be reset to the factorydefault settings as they were when themachine was first turned on.Refer to the "Options menu" for th

Page 36 - Time of day and clock display

The coffee system can be operated ineither Eco Mode or Comfort Mode.When the coffee machine is operated inEco Mode, the following will appear inthe di

Page 37 - Setting the timer

The coffee system can be locked toprevent it from being used without yourconsent, e.g. by children.Activating / Deactivating thesystem lockIf the syst

Page 38

The INFO option can be used to check:–the total number of portions ofespresso, coffee, steam and hotwater dispensed (TOTALPORTIONS),–the number of por

Page 39 - < TIMER >

Quick guideThe coffee system must be cleaned every day to prevent a build-up ofbacteria.How often Necessary cleaningIf it is going to be more than one

Page 40 - Default settings

Allow the coffee system to coolbefore cleaning. The water in thedrip tray can be very hot.May cause burns!Do not clean the unit with a steamcleaner.Ne

Page 41 - Operating modes

Rinsing the system manuallyThe system will need to be rinsedmanually if the machine has been usedand the automatic rinsing is turned off.^Place a suit

Page 42 - System lock

CappuccinatoreThe cappuccinatore can becomeclogged with milk residues, therefore itshould be rinsed through if more thanan hour has passed since it wa

Page 43 - Displaying information

^Clean all the parts with a mildsolution of warm water and liquiddish soap. If necessary a small softbrush can be used to removestubborn soiling.^Rins

Page 44 - Cleaning and care

Drip tray cover^Remove the cover from the drip tray.^The cover can be cleaned in thedishwasher or with a mild solution ofwarm water and liquid dish so

Page 45

Technical safety~Before installing the appliance,check for externally visible damage.Do not operate a damaged appliance.~Before connecting the applian

Page 46

Drip tray^Push the coffee dispensers up as faras they will go.^ Remove the drip tray together withthe waste container by pulling thedrip tray forward.

Page 47

Coffee bean containerDisconnect the coffee system fromthe electrical supply beforecleaning.^Open the lid on the right hand side ofthe coffee system. R

Page 48

If the brew unit cannot be remove or isdifficult to do, the brew unit may not bein the correct position (see the"Frequently asked questions"

Page 49

Cleaning/Degreasing the brew unitDepending on the fat content of thecoffee, the brew unit can clog. Cleanthe brew unit approx. every 200 cupswith the

Page 50

ExteriorRemove any soiling as soon aspossible. If not removed right awaythe surface of the machine couldalter or discolor.Be sure water does not get b

Page 51

Due to lime scale buildup the coffeesystem must be descaled regularly.How often, depends on the hardness ofyour local water supply.The coffee system w

Page 52

^Replace the water container in thecoffee system.When FILL WATER CONTAINER ANDPLACE IN MACHINE appears in thisdisplay:^remove the water tank and rinse

Page 53

Eco-ModeWhen using Eco Mode the coffeesystem will save energy.The coffee system will switch to Ecomode if it has not been used to preparea drink in so

Page 54

If the coffee machine will not be usedfor an extended period of time, e.g.vacation, or it needs to be moved thefollowing precautions should be taken:–

Page 55 - Descaling

,Repairs should only be carried out by a qualified and trained person inaccordance with local and national safety regulations. Unauthorized repairscou

Page 56

~Never open the outer casing of theappliance. Tampering with electricalconnections or components andmechanical parts is dangerous andmay cause machine

Page 57 - Energy saving mode

EMPTY THE DRIP TRAY appears in the display even though the drip tray isempty.The drip tray is not seatedcorrectly.^Push the drip tray into the coffee

Page 58 - Transport

FILL WATER CONTAINER AND PLACE IN THE MACHINE appears in thedisplay even though the water container if full.The water tank is not seatedcorrectly.^Rem

Page 59 - Frequently Asked Questions

Preparation / dispensing problemsWater is dispensed from the coffee dispensers when coffee has beenselected.The ground coffee chute lidwas opened and

Page 60

The coffee or espresso is not hot enough.The cup has not beenpre-heated.^Pre-heat the cups (see "Pre-heating cups").The brewing temperature

Page 61

General problemsWhen a drink is selected very little or nothing at all is dispensed from thecoffee dispensers.The brew unit filters are blocked.^Clean

Page 62

When the coffee system is turned on using the - button the displayremains dark.The unit has no power.^The main switch is turned off.^The machine is no

Page 63

The grinder is louder than usual.There could be pebbles withinthe coffee beans.^Turn off the unit immediately.^Contact Technical Service.The coffee be

Page 64

The descaling program was started accidently.The descaling program cannotbe canceled once the OK buttonhas been pressed.This is a safety measure toens

Page 65

RepairsIn the event of a fault which you cannotcorrect yourself please contact theMiele Service Department by phonenumber at the back of this booklet.

Page 66

Installation instructionsInformation is subject to change. Please refer to our website to obtain the mostcurrent product specification, technical &

Page 67

~Never place a cup with analcohol-coffee mixture under the coffeedispenser. Plastic parts of the unitcould catch fire!~Do not place anything that prod

Page 68 - After sales service

Disposal of packing materialThe cardboard box and packingmaterials protect the appliance duringshipping. They have been designed tobe biodegradable an

Page 69 - Installation instructions

All electrical work should beperformed by a qualified electricianin strict accordance with nationaland local safety regulations.Installation, repairs

Page 70 - Caring for the environment

Danger of overheating!Ensure that there is sufficientventilation around the coffee system.Be sure the vents at the top of themachine are not coveredco

Page 74

Alteration rights reserved / 2111INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE REFER TO OUR WEBSITE TO OBTAIN THE MOSTCURRENT PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS, TECHN

Page 75

a Bean container, ground coffee chuteand rotary selector to control thefineness of the ground coffeeb Display and controlsc Steam and hot water contro

Page 76 - M.-Nr. 07 995 281 / 00

Display and controlsControl Action Functiona Coffee button / Press To dispense coffeeb Espresso button . Press To dispense espressoc On/Off button - P

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