Miele CM 5100 Operations Instructions

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Operating instructions
Freestanding coffee machine
CM 5100
To avoid the risk of accidents or
damage to the machine, it is
essential to read these instructions
before it is installed and used for the
first time.
M.-Nr. 07 902 360
en - GB, HK, SG, ZA
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Freestanding coffee machine

Operating instructionsFreestanding coffee machineCM 5100To avoid the risk of accidents ordamage to the machine, it isessential to read these instructi

Page 2 - Contents

~Disconnect the machine from theelectricity supply immediately younotice any damage or the smell ofscorching, for example.~Ensure that the mains conne

Page 3

Correct useCaution. The coffee spouts and thecappuccinatore present a danger ofburning or scalding. The liquids andsteam dispensed are very hot.~Pleas

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~Please note the following withregard to cleaning the coffee machine:–Disconnect the coffee machine fromthe electricity supply beforecleaning.–Clean t

Page 5 - Disposing of your old machine

Please read the operatinginstructions and take the time tofamiliarise yourself with the coffeemachine before using it for the firsttime.Before using f

Page 6 - Guide to the machine

To set the clock display^If you want the time to be shown as a12 hour clock, turn the rotary controluntil 12 H appears.or^If you want the time to be s

Page 7

There is a choice of four waterhardness levels:–Level 1 (soft):Local water hardness range 0-8.4 °d(0-1.5 mmol/l)Water flow rate: approx. 220 lSteam fl

Page 8 - Correct application

The quality of the water plays animportant part in the overall quality ofthe coffee.The water container should therefore beemptied and filled with fre

Page 9 - Technical safety

If you want to use freshly ground coffeebeans for each cup of espresso orcoffee, fill the coffee bean containerwith roasted coffee beans.Alternatively

Page 10

You can use the On/Off button -(standby) to switch the coffee machineon and off, if the master switch at theback of the machine is switched on.Switchi

Page 11 - Correct use

Cups should always be pre-heated toallow the flavour of the coffee todevelop and be retained.The smaller the volume ofcoffee/espresso and the thicker

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Packing material / Disposal of old machine ...5Guide to the machine ...6Warning an

Page 13

Making coffee or espressoWhen the / or . button is pressed, thecoffee machine grinds the beans andthen uses the freshly ground beans tobrew the coffee

Page 14 - Water hardness

To make a double portion of coffee orespresso,^place one cup under both coffeespouts.^Press the / button twice, to make adouble coffee.or^Press the .

Page 15 - SETTINGS

To make espresso or coffee usingready ground coffee, you add a portionof ground coffee to the ground coffeechute.This gives you the option of preparin

Page 16 - Filling the water container

Preparing coffee or espressousing ready ground coffeeYou can now select whether you wantto dispense a coffee or an espressomade with ground coffee.If

Page 17

You can use the coffee machine to heator froth milk.The coffee machine draws the milkthrough a tube from the container, e.g.a milk carton. Steam is th

Page 18 - Switching on and off

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

Page 19 - Pre-heating cups

Temperature of the milk andconsistency of the milk frothYou can use the cappuccinatore dial toadjust the temperature of the milk andthe consistency of

Page 20 - Making coffee or espresso

If you have previously used thecappuccinatore to prepare hot milk ormilk froth:^Rinse the cappuccinatore with water(see "Cleaning and care")

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You can customise the coffee machineto suit your exact requirements. Youcan–adjust the grinder setting,–change the amount of coffee,–pre-brew the fres

Page 22 - Adding ready ground coffee

Amount of coffeeThe coffee machine can grind andbrew 6-14 g of coffee per cup. Thegreater the quantity, the stronger thecoffee or espresso.There are v

Page 23 - Cancelling preparation

Setting the portion sizes ...32Programming the amount using the ., /, - or * button ...32Sett

Page 24 - Frothing and heating milk

Pre-brewing the coffeeWhen the pre-brewing function isswitched on, the freshly ground coffeeis first moistened with a little hot water.Then the remain

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^In the main menu, press the OKbutton for two seconds.SETTINGSr TEMPERATURE s^Turn the rotary control untilTEMPERATURE appears in thedisplay. Press th

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You can programme the amount ofwater used for each portion ofespresso, coffee or hot water to suityour taste and your cups.With milky drinks you can s

Page 27 - Preparing hot water

Setting the duration of the steamused for hot milk and milk frothThe duration of steam used is the samefor heating milk and for frothing milk.^Place a

Page 28 - Coffee the way you like it

You can use the SETTINGS menu to customise the coffee machine to suit yourpersonal requirements.Options which are currently selected will have a tick

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Possible setting optionsOption Available settingsLanguage Deutsch, English and other languagesMaintenance Rinse the systemDescaleClean the brew unitTi

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You can select the language you wantthe display to appear in in theSETTINGS menu.^Press the OK button for two seconds.SETTINGSr LANGUAGE F s^Turn the

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If you are operating the coffee machinein Comfort mode you can set the Timeof day and the Clock display in theSETTINGS menu.The clock can be displayed

Page 32 - Setting the portion sizes

The timer is only available if you areoperating the coffee machine inComfort mode.You can set the timer so thatthe coffee machine:–switches on at a pa

Page 33

^Turn the rotary control until theminutes you want appear in thedisplay. Press the OK button.The setting is now saved. If you haveactivated the timer

Page 34 - The SETTINGS menu

Descaling ...55Selecting the Descale option in the MAINTENANCE menu ...56Problem sol

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To activate and deactivate thetimerIf you have activated the "Switch on at"option for the timer,c will appear in thedisplay when the coffee

Page 36 - Language

You can reset the settings back to theones which were set when the coffeemachine was delivered - the factorydefault settings.Please refer to the "

Page 37 - Time of day and Clock display

You can operate the coffee machine inEco mode or Comfort mode.The Eco Mode is an energy-savingmode. The coffee machine will switch toenergy saving mod

Page 38 - Timer function

You can lock the coffee machine toprevent it being used without yourknowledge, by children, for example.To activate and deactivate thesystem lockWhen

Page 39

You can use the INFO option to check–the total number of portions ofespresso, coffee, steam and hotwater dispensed (TOTALPORTIONS),–the number of port

Page 40

Quick guideClean the coffee machine every day to prevent a build-up of bacteria.Recommended frequency What do I have to do?Each time milk is prepared,

Page 41 - Factory default

Danger of burning and scalding onhot components or by hot liquids!Always allow the coffee machine tocool down before cleaning. Caution.The water in th

Page 42 - Operating modes

^In the main menu, press the OKbutton for two seconds.SETTINGSr AUTOMATIC RINSING s^Turn the rotary control until AUTO-MATIC RINSING appears in thedis

Page 43 - To lock the coffee machine

Rinse the cappuccinatore^Place a container with some waterbeside the coffee machine on theright hand side. Insert the milk tube inthe water.^Turn the

Page 44 - To display information

^Clean all parts with a solution of hotwater and washing-up liquid. Ifneccessary, a small brush can beused to remove any stubborn milkdeposits.^Rinse

Page 45 - Cleaning and care

Packing materialThe packing material protects themachine during transit.Please retain the original box andpolystyrene pieces so that you canpack the c

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Drip tray and waste containerClean the drip tray and wastecontainer every day to avoidunpleasant smells and mildew.The waste container is located in t

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Waste containerThe waste container will usually containsome residual water from the rinsingprocess.^Push the coffee spouts as farupwards as they will

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Brew unitClean the brew unit by hand onlyusing hot water. Do not usewashing-up liquid.Please note:–The moving parts of the brew unit arelubricated. Wa

Page 49

To replace the brew unit proceed in thereverse order:^Push the brew unit back into thecoffee machine, making sure it isstraight.^ Press the button und

Page 50

Various instructions about degreasingthe brew unit will appear in the display.You must empty the drip tray whenprompted to do so in order that theclea

Page 51

Limescale builds up in the coffeemachine during use. It will need to bedescaled regularly. How often, willdepend on the hardness of the localwater sup

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Follow the instructions on the packetcarefully. It is important that you fillthe water container with enoughwater. Too little water will cause thedesc

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,Warning. Do not open the outercasing of the appliance.Maintenance and repairs shouldonly be carried out by a servicetechnician authorised by themanuf

Page 54

Messages in the displayMessage Possible cause and remedyFAULT - 1FAULT - 2FAULT - 82The coffee machine has overheated.^Switch the machine off with the

Page 55 - Descaling

Message Possible cause and remedyThe followingappears in thedisplay, eventhough the drip trayis empty:EMPTY THEDRIP TRAYThe drip tray is not sitting c

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a Cup heating surfaceb Bean container, ground coffee chuteand rotary control for selectingfineness of ground coffeec Display and controlsd Steam and h

Page 57 - Problem solving guide

Message Possible cause and remedyThe followingappears in thedisplay, althoughthe water containeris full:FILL WATERCONTAINERAND PLACE INTHE MACHINEThe

Page 58

Message Possible cause and remedyThe messageSYSTEM FILLING UP -STARTappears inthe display again.The coffee machine needs descaling and/or the brew uni

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Unsatisfactory resultsProblem Possible cause and remedyOnly water isdispensed from thecoffee spouts whencoffee has beenselected.The ground coffee chut

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Problem Possible cause and remedyThe coffee orespresso is not hotenough.The cup has not been pre-heated.^Pre-heat the cups (see "Pre-heating cups

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Unusual performance of the coffee machineProblem Possible cause and remedyOnly very littlecoffee or nothing atall is dispensed fromthe coffee spouts,a

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Problem Possible cause and remedyThe display remainsdark when thecoffee machine isswitched on usingthe On/Off button -.The master switch is at "0

Page 63

Problem Possible cause and remedyThe coffee grindermakes a loudernoise than usual.There could be stones in amongst the coffee beans.^Switch the coffee

Page 64

Problem Possible cause and remedyThe descalingprogramme wasstarted by mistake.The descaling programme cannot be cancelled once youhave pressed the OK

Page 65

In the event of a fault which you cannotcorrect yourself, or if the machine isunder guarantee, please contact:–your Miele Dealeror–Miele (see back cov

Page 66

The following accessories are suppliedwith the machine:–Measuring spoonfor ground coffee–Cleaning tabletsfor degreasing the brew unit–Descaling tablet

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Display and controlsControl How to operate Functiona Coffee button / Press For dispensing coffeeb Espresso button . Press For dispensing espressoc On/

Page 68 - After Sales / Guarantee

Eco modeUsing the coffee machine in Eco modesaves energy.The coffee machine will switch toenergy saving mode if it has not beenused to prepare a drink

Page 69 - Accessories

If you are not going to use the coffeemachine for a long period of time and itneeds to be moved, e.g. when movinghouse:–Empty and clean the coffee bea

Page 70 - Saving energy

All electrical work should be carried outby a suitably qualified and competentperson only, in strict accordance withcurrent national and local safetyr

Page 71 - Packing the machine

Please note:Danger of overheating.Ensure that there is sufficientventilation around the coffeemachine.Make sure that the vents on the topof the machin

Page 72 - Electrical connection

Coffee machine dimensions74

Page 74 - Coffee machine dimensions

Alteration rights reserved / 5011CM 5100M.-Nr. 07 902 360 / 09

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This coffee machine conforms withall current safety requirements.Improper use can, however, lead topersonal injury and damage toproperty.To avoid the

Page 76 - M.-Nr. 07 902 360 / 09

Safety with childrenCaution. The coffee spouts and thecappuccinatore present a danger ofburning or scalding.Children's skin is very sensitive and

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