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Operating instructionsCoffee machine

To avoid the risk of accidents or damage to the appliance it is essentialto read these instructions before it is installed and used for the first time.

en-GB M.-Nr. 10 609 630

Packaging material / Disposal of old machine

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Packaging materialThe packaging material used protectsthe machine during transportation.

Please retain the original box and poly-styrene pieces so that you can pack themachine securely, should you need totransport it in the future.

The original packaging should also bekept in case the machine ever needs tobe returned to Miele for servicing.

Disposing of your old appli-anceElectrical and electronic appliances of-ten contain valuable materials. Theyalso contain specific materials, com-pounds and components, which wereessential for their correct function andsafety. These could be hazardous to hu-man health and to the environment ifdisposed of with your domestic wasteor if handled incorrectly. Please do not,therefore, dispose of your old appliancewith your household waste.

Please dispose of it at your local com-munity waste collection / recyclingcentre for electrical and electronic ap-pliances, or contact your dealer orMiele for advice. You are also respons-ible (by law, depending on country) fordeleting any personal data that may bestored on the appliance being disposedof. Please ensure that your old appli-ance poses no risk to children while be-ing stored prior to disposal.

Contents

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Packaging material / Disposal of old machine .................................................. 2

Warning and Safety instructions .......................................................................... 6

Guide to the machine ......................................................................................... 15

Controls and display ........................................................................................... 16

Accessories ......................................................................................................... 17

Using for the first time ........................................................................................ 18Before using for the first time................................................................................ 18Switching on for the first time ............................................................................... 18Water hardness ..................................................................................................... 19

Operation.............................................................................................................. 21

Filling the water container .................................................................................. 22

Filling the coffee bean container ....................................................................... 23

Switching on and off ........................................................................................... 24

Cup heating.......................................................................................................... 25

Adjusting the central spout to the correct cup height..................................... 26

Making drinks ...................................................................................................... 27Making a coffee..................................................................................................... 27Cancelling preparation .......................................................................................... 28Making two portions.............................................................................................. 28Coffee pot: making several cups of coffee one after the other ............................. 29Making coffee with ground coffee......................................................................... 29Dispensing hot water (CM6350) ............................................................................ 30Making drinks using a profile ................................................................................ 31

Making coffee with milk...................................................................................... 32Milk flask ............................................................................................................... 32You can use bottled milk or cartons...................................................................... 33Making drinks with milk......................................................................................... 34

Grinder setting ..................................................................................................... 35

Amount of coffee, brew temperature and pre-brewing ................................... 36Amount of coffee................................................................................................... 36Brewing temperature ............................................................................................. 36Pre-brewing the coffee .......................................................................................... 37

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Portion size .......................................................................................................... 38

Profiles.................................................................................................................. 40Accessing a profile ................................................................................................ 40Creating a profile ................................................................................................... 40Selecting a profile.................................................................................................. 41Changing the name ............................................................................................... 41Deleting a profile ................................................................................................... 41Changing a profile ................................................................................................. 41

Settings ................................................................................................................ 42Opening the Settings menu................................................................................... 42Changing and saving settings ............................................................................... 42Possible setting options ........................................................................................ 43Language............................................................................................................... 45Time....................................................................................................................... 45Timer ..................................................................................................................... 45Eco mode .............................................................................................................. 46Lighting.................................................................................................................. 46Info (display information) ....................................................................................... 47Locking the coffee machine (System lock ) ....................................................... 47Water hardness ..................................................................................................... 48Display brightness................................................................................................. 48Volume................................................................................................................... 48Cup heating........................................................................................................... 48Factory default setting........................................................................................... 48Demo mode (Showroom programme)................................................................... 48

Cleaning and care ............................................................................................... 49Quick guide ........................................................................................................... 49Cleaning by hand or in the dishwasher ................................................................. 50Drip tray and waste container ............................................................................... 52Drip tray cover ....................................................................................................... 53Water container ..................................................................................................... 53Stainless steel water intake valve filter.................................................................. 54Central spout with integrated cappuccinatore ...................................................... 54Stainless steel milk flask ....................................................................................... 56Milk pipework ........................................................................................................ 56Bean container and ground coffee chute.............................................................. 57Casing ................................................................................................................... 57Maintenance programmes..................................................................................... 58

Opening the "Maintenance" menu ................................................................... 58Rinsing the machine.............................................................................................. 58Rinsing the milk pipework ..................................................................................... 59

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Degreasing the brew unit and cleaning inside ...................................................... 60

Descaling the machine ....................................................................................... 64

Problem solving guide ........................................................................................ 66Messages in the display........................................................................................ 66Unusual performance of the coffee machine ........................................................ 69Unsatisfactory results............................................................................................ 76

Transporting the machine................................................................................... 78Evaporation ........................................................................................................... 78Packing the machine ............................................................................................. 78

After Sales / Guarantee....................................................................................... 79

Saving energy ...................................................................................................... 80

Electrical connection .......................................................................................... 81

Installation............................................................................................................ 82

Dimensions .......................................................................................................... 83

Technical data...................................................................................................... 84

Warning and Safety instructions

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This coffee machine complies with current safety requirements.Improper use can, however, present a risk of both personal injuryand material damage.

To avoid the risk of accidents and damage to the machine, pleaseread these instructions carefully before using it for the first time.They contain important notes on setting it up, as well as on itssafety, operation and maintenance.Miele cannot be held liable for damage caused by non-compliancewith these Warning and Safety instructions.

Keep the instructions in a safe place and pass them on to any fu-ture owner.


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Correct application

This coffee machine is intended for use in domestic householdsand similar working and residential environments.Examples of a working or residential environment include

– shops, offices and other working environments,

– small businesses, showrooms etc.,

– where the coffee machine is being used by customers in hotels,motels, bed and breakfast and other similar establishments.

This coffee machine is not intended for outdoor use.

It must only be used as a domestic appliance to make espresso,cappuccino, latte macchiato etc. Any other use is not permitted.

This coffee machine can only be used by people with reducedphysical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience andknowledge, if they are supervised whilst using it, or have beenshown how to use it in a safe way and recognise and understand theconsequences of incorrect operation.


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Safety with children

Caution! Danger of burning and scalding on the dispensingspouts.Children's skin is far more sensitive to high temperatures than thatof adults.

Ensure children do not touch hot surfaces of the coffee machine orplace parts of their body under the dispensing spouts.

Install the coffee machine where it is out of the reach of children.

Children under eight years of age must be kept away from the ma-chine and the mains connection cable and plug/socket.

Children 8 years and older may only use the coffee machine unsu-pervised if they have been shown how to use it safely and recogniseand understand the consequences of incorrect operation.

Please supervise children in the vicinity of the coffee machine anddo not allow them to play with it.

Children must not be allowed to clean the coffee machine unsu-pervised.

Remember that coffee and espresso are not suitable drinks forchildren.

Danger of suffocation. Packaging, e.g. plastic wrappings, must be kept out of the reach ofbabies and children. Whilst playing, they could become entangled inpackaging or pull it over their head and suffocate.


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Technical safety

A damaged coffee machine is dangerous. Check it for any visibledamage before setting it up. Never attempt to use a damaged coffeemachine.

To avoid the risk of damage to the machine, make sure the con-nection data (voltage and frequency) on the data plate correspondsto the household supply, before connecting the machine to themains supply. Consult a qualified electrician if in any doubt.

The electrical safety of this coffee machine can only be guaran-teed when correctly earthed. It is essential that this standard safetyrequirement is met. If in any doubt please have the electrical installa-tion tested by a qualified electrician.

Reliable and safe operation of the coffee machine can only beguaranteed if it is connected to the mains electrical supply.

Do not connect the machine to the mains electricity supply by amulti-socket adapter or an extension lead. These are a fire hazardand do not guarantee the required safety of the appliance.

The coffee machine must not be used in a non-stationary location(e.g. on a ship).

Unplug the machine from the power supply immediately if you no-tice any damage or smell scorching, for example.

Ensure that the mains connection cable cannot be pinched ordamaged by any sharp edges.

The mains connection cable should not hang down. Someonecould trip over it with the risk of injury and damage the machine.

Only use the coffee machine in rooms where the ambient temper-ature is between +10 °C and +38 °C.

Danger of overheating. Ensure that there is sufficient ventilationaround the coffee machine. Do not cover it with tea towels etc.whilst it is in use.


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If the coffee machine is positioned behind a kitchen furniture door,it may only be used with the furniture door open. This will prevent theformation of heat and humidity and subsequent damage to the ma-chine and/or furniture unit. Do not close the furniture door while thecoffee machine is in use. Ensure the coffee machine has cooleddown completely before closing the furniture door.

Protect the coffee machine from water and water spray. Do notimmerse the machine in water.

Repairs and other work by unqualified persons to the machineand the connection cable could be dangerous. The manufacturercannot be held liable for unauthorised work. Repairs may only becarried out by a Miele authorised service technician.

While the machine is under guarantee, repairs should only be un-dertaken by a Miele authorised service technician. Otherwise theguarantee is invalidated.

Faulty components must only be replaced by genuine Miele Ori-ginal spare parts. The manufacturer can only guarantee the safety ofthe machine when Miele replacement parts are used.

The coffee machine must be disconnected from the electricitysupply during repair work.

Never open the outer casing of the machine. Tampering with elec-trical connections or components and mechanical parts is highlydangerous to the user and can cause operational faults or electricshock.

Only use genuine original Miele accessories with this machine.Using spare parts or accessories from other manufacturers will inval-idate the guarantee, and Miele cannot accept liability.


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Correct use

The spouts present a danger of burning or scalding.The liquids and steam dispensed are very hot.

Please note:

– Keep well away from the area underneath the spouts when hot li-quids and steam are being dispensed.

– Do not touch hot components.

– Hot liquid or steam could spatter from the spouts. Ensure that thecentral spout is clean and fitted correctly.

– Water in the drip tray can also be very hot. Take care whenemptying it.

CM6350: Risk of injury to the eyes!

Never look directly at the lighting or use optical instruments to lookat it.

Please note the following regarding water:

– Only use cold, fresh tap water to fill the water container. Hot orwarm water or other liquids could damage the coffee machine.

– Change the water every day to prevent a build-up of bacteria.

– Do not use mineral water. Mineral water will cause serious limes-cale deposits to build up in your machine and damage it.

– Do not use water from a reverse osmosis unit in this machine.This would damage it.

Only fill the bean container with roasted espresso/coffee beans.Do not fill the bean container with coffee beans which have beentreated with additives or with ground coffee.

Do not fill the bean container with any type of liquid.


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Do not use green (unroasted) coffee beans or mixtures of coffeebeans which contain green coffee beans. Green coffee beans arevery hard and still contain a certain amount of residual moisture.These can damage the coffee machine grinder as soon as grindingbegins.

Do not use coffee beans which have been treated with caramel,sugar or other substances including sugary liquids. Sugar will dam-age the coffee machine.

Only add ground coffee or the Miele cleaning tablets for degreas-ing the brew unit to the ground coffee chute.

Do not use any caramelised ready ground coffee. The sugar in thecoffee will stick to and block the brew unit of the coffee machine.The cleaning tablets for degreasing the brew unit will not remove thistype of deposit.

Only use milk without additives. Additives in milk usually containsugar and this will stick to the milk pipework.

If using dairy milk make sure that it has been pasteurised.

Do not place any alcohol mixtures which are alight underneath thecentral spout. The flames could ignite plastic components and causethem to melt.

Do not use naked flames, e.g. a candle on or near the coffee ma-chine. The coffee machine could catch fire with the risk of the firespreading.

The machine must not be used for cleaning objects.


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Cleaning and care

The coffee machine must be disconnected from the electricitysupply before cleaning or maintenance.

Clean the coffee machine and the milk flask (supplied as standard,depending on model) daily, particularly before using for the first time(see "Cleaning and care").

All parts of the milk system need to be cleaned thoroughly andregularly. Milk contains bacteria which proliferate rapidly with inad-equate cleaning.

Do not use a steam cleaner to clean this machine. Steam couldreach electrical components and cause a short circuit.

Descale the coffee machine regularly depending on the waterhardness level in your area. Descale the machine more frequently inareas with very hard water. Miele cannot be held liable for damagearising from insufficient descaling, the use of incorrect descalingagent or the use of descaling agent which is not of the appropriateconcentration.

Degrease the brew unit regularly with Miele cleaning tablets. De-pending on the natural oil content of the coffee used, the brew unitcan become blocked quite quickly.

Used coffee grounds should be disposed of with the organic rub-bish or on the compost heap. Do not empty them down the sink, asthey could block it.


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For machines with stainless steel surfaces:

Do not use sticky notes, transparent adhesive tape, masking tapeor other types of adhesive on stainless steel surfaces. These dam-age the surface, causing it to lose its dirt repellent protective coating.

The finish on stainless steel surfaces is susceptible to scratching.Even magnets can cause scratching.

Guide to the machine

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a Hot water spout*

b Controls and display

c Cup heating*

d Water container

e Ground coffee chute

f Coffee bean container

g Grinder setting(behind the service panel)

h Brew unit (behind the service panel)

i Central spout with integrated cap-puccinatore

j Park position for milk pipework(behind the service panel)

k Drip tray with lid and waste container

l Milk tube aperture

m Lower panel with drip tray cover

n Stainless steel milk flask*

*CM 6350

Controls and display

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a On/Off sensor For switching the coffee machine onand off

b Drink sensorsFor making Espresso ,Coffee , Cappuccino or Latte macchiato

c DisplayShows information about the currentaction or status

d Back For returning to the previous menu,cancelling unwanted actions

e Arrow sensors For displaying further options andhighlighting a selection

f OKFor confirming display messages andsaving settings

g Optical interface(for Miele service technician use only)

h LEDFlashes on and off when the machineis switched on and the display is dark

i Settings For displaying and changing settings

j Parameters For displaying and changing drinksettings

k Profiles For creating and managing profiles

l Two portions For making two portions of a drink

m Further programmes Other drinks: Ristretto, Long coffee,Caffè latte, Hot milk, Milk froth, Hotwater *Maintenance programmes

* CM6350

Accessories

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These products and other useful ac-cessories can be ordered via the Mielewebshop, from Miele (see back coverfor contact details) or from your Mieledealer.

Accessories supplied– Measuring spoon

for ground coffee

– Stainless steel milk flask MB-CMfor keeping milk cool for longer(capacity 0.5 litres)

The stainless steel milk flask is notsupplied with the CM6150.

– Starter set "Miele appliance care"Various cleaning and care products,such as Miele descaling tablets, aresupplied as standard. These vary de-pending on model.

– Cleaning brushfor cleaning the milk pipework

Optional accessoriesMiele accessories and cleaning andconditioning products are available foryour coffee machine.

– Microfibre clothfor removing finger marks and lightsoiling

– Cleaning agent for milk pipeworkfor cleaning the milk system

– Cleaning tabletsfor degreasing the brew unit

– Descaling tabletsfor descaling the water pipework

– Stainless steel milk flask MB-CMfor keeping milk cool for longer(capacity 0.5 litres)

Using for the first time

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Before using for the first time Remove any protective foil and no-

tices from the machine.

Insert the drip tray into the lowerpanel.

Place the coffee machine on a flatsurface that is not sensitive to water(see "Installation").

Clean the machine thoroughly beforefilling it with water and coffee beans(see "Cleaning and care").

Insert the plug of the coffee machineinto the socket (see "Electrical con-nection").

Remove the water container and fill itwith cold fresh water to the "max."mark. Place it back in the machine(see "Filling the water container").

Remove the bean container lid, fill itwith roasted coffee beans and re-place the lid (see "Filling the beancontainer").

Switching on for the first timeWhen you switch the coffee machine onfor the first time, after the welcomescreen has appeared you will beprompted to set the following:

– Language and country

– Time of day

Touch the On/Off sensor .

The welcome message Miele - Willkom-men will appear in the display briefly.

Select language

Use the arrow sensors to high-light the required language. Touch OK.

Use the arrow sensors to high-light the required country.Touch OK.

The setting is now saved.

Setting the time

Use the arrow sensors until thecurrent time of day appears.Touch OK.


The coffee machine is now set up foruse. It will heat up and rinse the pipe-work. Water from the rinse process willcome out of the central spout.

Rinse the milk pipework (see "Rinsingthe milk pipework") before makingdrinks with milk for the first time.

Please note that the full aroma of thecoffee and typical crema will not de-velop fully until several coffees havebeen made.


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Switch the coffee machine off withthe On/Off sensor . Do not switchit off by withdrawing the plug. If youdisconnect it from the mains at thisearly stage you will have to set it upfor use again.

A larger amount of beans will beground for the first few coffees. Thiscan lead to residues of ground coffeesettling on the lid in the drip tray.The full aroma of the coffee and itstypical crema will not develop fully un-til a few coffees have been made.

Water hardnessThe water hardness level indicates howmuch calcium is dissolved in the water.The higher the calcium content, theharder the water, and the harder thewater, the more often the coffee ma-chine will need to be descaled.

The coffee machine measures theamount of water used and steam made.Depending on the level of water hard-ness set, more or fewer drinks can bedispensed before the machine needs tobe descaled.

Programme the coffee machine to thewater hardness level of your area sothat it functions correctly and does notget damaged. A prompt to descale themachine will then appear in the displayat the correct time.

Contact your local water supplier to findout your local water hardness range ifnecessary.

The machine is programmed ex-worksto hardness level 3.

The machine has four programmablelevels:

°dH mmol/l ppm(mg/l CaCO3)

Setting

0 – 8.4 0 – 1.5 0 – 150 Soft 1

8.4 – 14 1.5 – 2.5 150 – 250 Medium 2

14 – 21 2.5 – 3.7 250 – 375 Hard 3

> 21 > 3.7 > 375 Very hard4

* The hardness level shown in the displaymay differ from the hardness level in yourarea. You must follow the values in the chartto set your machine to your local hardnesslevel.


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Setting the water hardness level

Touch .

Select Water hardness with the arrowsensors and touch OK.

Use the arrow sensors to high-light the required water hardness.Then touch OK.


Operation

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To operate the coffee machine, touchthe sensors with your finger.

CM6350: An acoustic tone will soundeach time a sensor is touched. Youcan adjust the volume of this tone orswitch the tone off altogether if youwish (see "Settings – Volume").

You are in the drinks menu when thedisplay shows:

Miele

Select drink

To make a drink, touch one of thedrinks sensors.

You can find more drinks in the Furtherprogrammes menu.

Selecting a menu and navigat-ing within a menuTo select a menu, touch the relevantsensor. You will then be able to start anaction or change settings in the menu.

Settings

TimeTimer

Language

A bar on the right-hand side indicatesthat further options or text are available.Use the arrow sensors to showthese.

The setting which is currently selectedwill have a tick beside it.

To select an option, touch the arrowsensors until the option you want ishighlighted.

Touch OK to confirm your selection.

Exiting a menu or cancelling anactionTo exit the current menu, touch .

Filling the water container

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Change the water every day toprevent a build-up of bacteria.

Only use cold, fresh tap water to fillthe water container.Hot or warm water or other liquidscan damage the coffee machine.

Do not use mineral water. Mineralwater will cause serious limescaledeposits to build up in your machineand damage it.

Press the lid on the right hand side.

Pull the water container up by the lidto remove it.

Fill the water container with fresh,cold tap water up to the "Max."marker.

Replace the water container.

If the water container is a little highor at a slant, check whether the sur-face that the water container sits onis dirty. If the water container is notsitting correctly, the drain valve willnot be sealed.Clean the surface if necessary.

Filling the coffee bean container

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Fill the coffee bean container with roas-ted coffee or espresso beans if youwant to use freshly ground coffee beansfor each cup of espresso or coffee.

Alternatively, you can make coffee orespresso with ready ground coffee (see"Making coffee or espresso using readyground coffee").

Warning. Risk of damage to thegrinder.Only put roasted coffee or espressobeans in the container. Anythingelse, including ground coffee, willdamage the grinder.Do not fill the bean container withany type of liquid.

Warning. Sugar will damage the cof-fee machine.Do not use coffee beans that havebeen treated with sugar, caramel orother substances and do not put li-quids containing sugar in the coffeebean container.Do not use green (unroasted) coffeebeans or mixtures of coffee beanswhich contain green coffee beans.Green coffee beans are very hardand still contain residual moisture.These can damage the coffee ma-chine grinder as soon as grinding be-gins.

Tip: You can use a nut or seed grinderto grind green coffee beans. Thesetypes of grinder generally have a rotat-ing stainless steel blade. You can thenadd the ground green coffee one por-tion at a time to the ground coffeechute and make the desired coffeedrink (see "Making espresso and coffeeusing ready ground coffee").

Take the lid off the coffee bean con-tainer.

Fill the container with roasted coffeebeans.

Replace the lid.

Tip: Only add enough beans to last fora few days as contact with air causescoffee beans to lose their aroma.

Switching on and off

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Switching on Touch the On/Off sensor .

The machine will begin rinsing after theheating-up phase. Hot water will comeout of the central spout.

When Select drink appears in the display,you can make drinks.

If the operating temperature exceeds60 °C when you switch the machineon, the rinsing process will not takeplace.

If you do not touch any sensors or run amaintenance programme, the displaywill switch itself off after approx.7 minutes to save energy.The right hand LED will flash on and offas long as the machine is switched on.

Touch any one of the sensors to wakethe machine up again to make adrink.

Switching off Touch the On/Off sensor .

If the coffee machine has been used formaking a drink it will rinse itself beforeswitching off.

If you have made a drink using milk,Place milk pipe in drip tray will appear inthe display.

Insert the end of the milk pipe into theaperture in the drip tray, then touchOK.

If the milk system is not rinsed out be-fore switching off, it will have to berinsed the next time the machine isswitched on.

Switching off for longer peri-ods of timeIf the coffee machine is not going to beused for a longer period of time, e.g. ifyou are going on holiday:

Empty the drip tray, the waste con-tainer and the water container.

Clean all parts thoroughly, includingthe brew unit.

Switch off and withdraw the plug todisconnect from the mains if neces-sary.

The time of day will not be saved. Itwill have to be reset next time the ma-chine is switched on.

Cup heating

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(CM6350)

Cups should always be pre-heated toallow the flavour of the coffee to de-velop and be retained.The smaller the volume of the coffee/espresso and the thicker the cup, themore important it is to pre-heat the cup.

You can pre-heat cups or glasses onthe cup heating surface on the top ofthe coffee machine.

The cup heating function must first beswitched on.

The cup heating surface will be heatedcontinually until the coffee machine isturned off.

To switch cup heating on or off

Touch .

Select Cup heating and then touch OK.

Select the required option and touchOK.


Pre-heating cups

Arrange the cups or glasses on thecup heating surface on the top of thecoffee machine.

Adjusting the central spout to the correct cup height

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You can adjust the central spout to suitthe height of the cup you are using sothat the coffee or espresso will not cooldown as quickly and the crema willhave a better consistency.

Pull the central spout down until it isat the same level as the rim of thecup.Alternatively, push the central spoutup until there is enough room to fit alarger cup or mug underneath.

Making drinks

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The following drinks can be made:

– Ristretto . This is a concentrated,strong espresso. It is made with thesame quantity of ground coffee as foran espresso, but with very little water.

– Espresso . This is a strong, aro-matic coffee with a thick hazelnutbrown coloured layer of froth - knownas the crema - on top. When making espresso, use es-presso roast coffee beans.

– Coffee . This differs from espressoby the increased amount of waterand the roast of the beans.Use coffee beans of the correct roastto make coffee.

– Long coffee is a coffee with con-siderably more water.

The spouts present a danger ofburning or scalding.The liquids and steam dispensed arevery hot.Keep well away from the area under-neath the spouts when hot liquidsand steam are being dispensed.Do not touch hot components.

Making a coffee

Place a cup under the central spout.

Select a drink:

– Espresso

– Coffee

– in Further programmes :Ristretto, Long coffee

Dispensing will start.

To ensure that any coffee residuesfrom the factory testing process areremoved from the brewing system,please throw away the first two cupsof coffee when using the coffee ma-chine for the first time.

Making drinks

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Cancelling preparationTo cancel preparation:

Touch the drinks sensor or fordrinks from Further programmes again.

The machine will stop making the drink.

Tip: You can cancel making a drink bytouching OK as soon as Stop appears inthe display.

When making coffee with milk or twoportions of a drink you can canceleach stage individually.

Touch OK.

The machine will stop making the drink.

Making two portionsYou can dispense two portions into onecup or dispense two portions into twocups at the same time.

To fill two cups at the same time,place a cup under each coffee spout.

Touch .

Select a drink.

Two portions of the desired drink will bedispensed from the central spout.

Tip: After a while, if you have nottouched one of the drinks sensors, the"Two portions" option will revert tosingle portions.

Making drinks

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Coffee pot: making severalcups of coffee one after theotherYou can make several cups of coffeeone after the other automatically withthe Coffee pot function (max. 1 litre). Upto eight cups can be made in this way.

Place a sufficiently large containerunder the central spout.

Touch .

Use the arrow sensors to high-light Coffee pot. Touch OK.

Use the arrow sensors to high-light the number of cups you want(3 to 8). Touch OK.

Follow the instructions in the display.

The coffee for each cup is individuallyground, brewed and dispensed. Eachstage of the process is shown in thedisplay.

Cancelling preparation

Touch OK when Stop appears in thedisplay.

Dispensing will stop.

Cancelling Coffee pot

Touch .

Coffee pot dispensing will stop.

Making coffee with groundcoffeeTo make coffee using ready ground cof-fee, add a portion of ground coffee tothe ground coffee chute.This gives you the option of making acup of decaffeinated coffee, for ex-ample, even though the coffee beancontainer is filled with roasted coffeebeans.

The coffee machine will recognise auto-matically that ready ground coffee hasbeen added to the ground coffee chute.

Only one portion of coffee or espressocan be made at a time when usingground coffee.

Adding ground coffee

Add a maximum of two spoons ofground coffee to the coffee chute. Iftoo much is added, the brew unit willnot be able to process the coffee.

The coffee machine will use all theground coffee which has been added tothe chute to make the next coffee.

Use the measuring spoon supplied sothat the correct amount is dispensed.

Making drinks

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Open the ground coffee chute.

Use the measuring spoon to addready ground coffee to the chute.

Add a maximum of two level spoonsof coffee to the ground coffee chute.

Close the coffee chute.

Use ground coffee will appear in the dis-play.

Making coffee with ground coffee

If you want to make a drink with readyground coffee:

Select Yes and then touch OK.

You can now select which type of drinkyou would like to make with ground cof-fee.


Select a drink.

This will now be dispensed.

If you select No and confirm thiswith OK, the ground coffee will be dis-posed of in the waste container withoutbeing brewed. The machine will thenrinse itself.

Dispensing hot water (CM6350)

Danger of burning and scaldingon the hot water spout. The waterdispensed is very hot.

Please note that the water dispensedis not hot enough for making blacktea.

Place a suitable container underneaththe hot water spout.

Touch .

Select Hot water and then touch OK.

Hot water is dispensed into the con-tainer under the spout.

To cancel preparation

Touch OK.

The machine will stop dispensing.

Making drinks

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Making drinks using a profileYou can enter individual profiles to caterfor different tastes and preferences.

If you have already created your ownprofile (see "Profiles"), you can selectthis to make a drink according to yourown taste.

Touch .

Select the profile with the arrowsensors and touch OK.

The name of the profile will appear inthe top of the display.

You can now make your drink.

Making coffee with milk

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Caution. Danger of burning andscalding from the central spout. Li-quids and steam dispensed from thespouts will be very hot.

Do not use milk with additives. Mostadditives contain sugar which willstick to the milk pipework and dam-age the machine.

As soon as you select a drink contain-ing milk the machine will start to heatup. The milk will be drawn up into thecentral spout where it is heated bysteam and also frothed for drinks re-quiring milk froth.

If you have not made any milk drinksfor a while, rinse the milk systemthrough before making the first drink.This will flush out any bacteria.

The following drinks with milk can bemade:

– Cappuccino consisting of approx.2/3 milk froth and 1/3 espresso.

– Latte macchiato consisting of 1/3each of hot milk, milk froth and es-presso.

– Caffè latte consisting of hot milkand espresso.

Hot milk or milk froth can also bemade.

Tip: Using cold cow's milk (< 10 °C)with a protein content of at least 3 %will produce the perfect milk froth.You can select milk with a fat contentaccording to preference. With wholemilk (at least 3.5 % fat), the milk frothwill be slightly creamier.

Milk flask(Supplied with CM6350)

The stainless steel flask keeps milk coolfor longer. Good milk froth can only bemade with cold milk (< 10 °C).

Connect the stainless steel suctiontube to the inside of the lid. Makesure that the slanted end is pointingdownwards as shown.

Fill the milk flask with milk up to max.2 cm below the rim. Close the milkflask with the lid.

Connect the milk tube to the top ofthe lid. Make sure that the connectingpiece clicks into position.


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Place the milk flask beside the coffeemachine. Connect the other end ofthe milk tube to the central spout.

You can use bottled milk orcartons.

The milk tube for cartons and othersuitable containers is located inside themachine.

Connect the milk tube to the aperturein the central spout.

Place a container with sufficient milkbeside the coffee machine.

Place the end of the milk tube in thecontainer making sure that it is suffi-ciently immersed in the milk.


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Making drinks with milk Place a suitable container underneath

the central spout.

Select a drink:

– Cappuccino

– Latte macchiato

– in Further programmes: Caffè latte, Hotmilk, Milk froth

The drink will now be made.

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When the beans are ground correctly,the coffee or espresso will flow evenlyinto the cup with a good crema.The crema should have an even nut-brown colour.

The grinder setting you select will beused for all coffee drinks.

There are various ways to tell whetherthe coffee grinder is set correctly.

The coffee has been too coarselyground if:

– Espresso or coffee flows into the cuptoo quickly.

– The crema is very pale and uneven.

Set a finer grinder setting.

The coffee has been too finely groundif:

– Espresso or coffee only trickles intothe cup.

– The crema is dark brown.

Set a coarser grinder setting.

To avoid damaging the grinder,please note the following:Only adjust the grinder one setting ata time.Grind the coffee beans again if youwant to adjust the grinder to the nextsetting.

Open the machine.

Push the slide control one setting tothe left (for finer grinding) or one set-ting to the right (for coarser grinding).

Close the machine.

Opening the machine resets the in-ternal counter for emptying the driptray and the waste container.

Empty the drip tray and the wastecontainer.

Make one cup of coffee.

Adjust the grinder setting again.

The altered grinder setting will not beused until after the second coffee hasbeen dispensed.

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You can adjust the amount of coffee,the brew temperature and pre-brewingindividually for each coffee drink. To dothis, first select the drink from the Para-meters menu and then adjust thedrink parameters.

Touch .

Select the drink and touch OK.

The current settings for the amount ofcoffee, brewing temperature and pre-brewing will be displayed for this drink.

Select Amount of coffee, Brew temperat-ure or Pre-brewing.

Select the setting you want andtouch OK.


Amount of coffeeThe coffee machine can grind and brew6-14 g of coffee beans per cup. Thegreater the quantity, the stronger thecoffee.

There are various ways to tell whetherthe amount of coffee is set correctly.

The amount of coffee is too low if:

– Espresso or coffee flows into the cuptoo quickly.

– The crema is very pale and uneven.

– The espresso or coffee lacks body.

Increase the amount of coffee so thatmore ground coffee is brewed.

The amount of coffee is too high if:

– Espresso or coffee only trickles intothe cup.

– The crema is dark brown.

– The espresso or coffee tastes bitter.

Decrease the amount of coffee so thatless ground coffee is brewed.

Tip: If the coffee is too strong for you orit tastes bitter, try a different type ofbean.

Brewing temperatureThe ideal brewing temperature will de-pend on

– the type of coffee being used,

– whether an espresso or a coffee isbeing made, and

– the altitude of the region.

If the coffee machine is located at morethan 2000 metres above sea level, thebrewing temperature needs to be setlower due to the change in pressure.This is because the boiling point for wa-ter at a high altitude above sea level islower than the boiling point for water atsea level.

Tip: Not all types of coffee can with-stand high temperatures. Certain typesare too delicate - the crema on topwould not be as good and the tastewould be impaired.

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Pre-brewing the coffeeWhen the pre-brewing function isswitched on, the freshly ground coffeeis first moistened with a little hot water.Then the remaining water is forcedthrough the moistened coffee at highpressure. This helps release the flavourof the coffee.

You can set pre-brewing for a short orlong length of time, or deselect " Pre-brewing " altogether. The machine is supplied with the "Pre-brewing" function switched off.

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The flavour of the coffee produced de-pends not just on the type of coffeeused, but also on the amount of waterused. You can programme the amount of wa-ter to suit the size of your cups and thetype of coffee you are using.

For coffee drinks that use milk, in addi-tion to the amount of coffee or es-presso, you can also set the amount ofmilk or milk froth to be dispensed. Youcan also set the portion sizes for hotmilk and milk froth separately.

Each type of drink has a maximum por-tion size that can be programmed. Pre-paration is stopped once this has beenreached. The maximum possible por-tion size for this type of drink is thensaved in the machine.

If the water container becomes emptywhilst making a drink, the machine willstop programming the portion size.The portion size will not be saved.

There are two ways to start program-ming the portion amount:

– Either by touching the drink sensorwhen you are making a coffee, or

– By selecting Portion size in the Para-meters menu.

The changed portion size is alwayssaved in the current profile. The nameof the current profile appears in the topleft of the display.

Cancelling quantity programming

Touch the drinks sensor again or the sensor for drinks from Further pro-grammes again.

Changing the portion sizewhile making a drinkYou can change and save the portionsize for Espresso , Coffee , Cap-puccino and Latte macchiato whilemaking these drinks.


Touch the sensor for the drink youwant until Change appears in the dis-play.

The desired drink will be made and Savewill appear in the display.

When the cup is filled up to the levelyou want, touch OK.

If you want to change the portion sizefor coffee specialities made with milk(e.g. Cappuccino), the ingredients(components) which make up the drinkwill be saved one after the other whilethe drink is being made.

When the quantity for each ingredientreaches the level you want, touch OK.

The programmed mix of ingredients andportion sizes will now be dispensedevery time that particular drink is selec-ted.

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Changing the portion sizes inthe Parameters menu

You can only change the portion sizesfor Long coffee, Caffè Latte, hotmilk and milk froth via the "Paramet-ers" menu.

Place a suitable container underneaththe central spout.

Touch .

Select the drink you want.

Select Portion size and touch OK.

Now proceed as for changing the por-tion size while making a drink.

Changing the portion size fordifferent profilesYou can set the portion size for indi-vidual drinks for each profile.

Touch .

Select the profile you want.

The name of the current profile isshown in the top left of the display.

You can now change the portion size ofthe individual drinks as described previ-ously.

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In addition to the Miele profile, you canenter individual profiles to cater for dif-ferent tastes and preferences.

In each profile you can adjust the set-tings for individual drinks (portion size,amount of coffee, brewing temperatureand pre-brewing).


Accessing a profile Touch .

You can now create a profile.

If you have allocated a profile in addi-tion to the Miele profile, you have thefollowing options:

– Select profile from the profiles whichare already allocated.

– Change name if you want to alter thename of a profile.

– Delete profile if you want to delete aprofile.

– Change profile to programme thecoffee machine so that it changesback to the Miele standard profileautomatically after each drink is dis-pensed or so that it retains the mostrecently selected profile.

Tip: Touch or to return to the mainmenu.

Creating a profile Select Create profile with the arrow

sensors and touch OK.

Letters will appear in the display thatyou can select with the arrow sensors.You can use the arrow sensors to selectnumbers, upper case and lower caseletters.

Touch the arrow sensors to se-lect the first character and thentouch OK.

The character you have chosen will ap-pear in the top line of the display.

Repeat the process until the name re-quired appears in the top line of thedisplay.

Tip: If you make a mistake you can de-lete the last character with the sensor.

When you have finished entering aname and want to save it,

use the arrow sensors to high-light the tick and touch OK.

If you do not want to save your entry:

touch until all characters havebeen deleted and the previous menuappears in the display.

The last created profile is selected asthe current profile.

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Selecting a profile

This option is only possible if a profilehas been allocated in addition to theMiele standard profile.

Select Select profile with the arrowsensors and touch OK.

Select the profile with the arrowsensor and touch OK.


Changing the name


Select Change name with the arrowsensors and touch OK.

Now proceed as described in "Creat-ing a profile":

– Select to delete a character,

– To enter new characters, highlight therelevant character and confirm withOK,

– Save the new name by selecting inthe display and touching OK.

Deleting a profile


Select Delete profile with the arrowsensors and touch OK.

Select the profile you wish to delete.

Touch OK.

A tick will appear beside the profileand after a short while the profile will bedeleted.

Changing a profileYou can programme the coffee machineso that it changes back to the Mieleprofile automatically after each drinkhas been dispensed, so that the Mieleprofile is always active when the ma-chine is switched on or so that it retainsthe most recently selected profile.

Select Change profile and then touchOK.

You now have the following options:

– Manually: The currently selected pro-file will remain active until you selectanother profile.

– After each use: The machine willchange back to the Miele profileautomatically after a drink is dis-pensed.

– When switched on: Each time the ma-chine is switched on it will automatic-ally select the Miele profile regardlessof which profile was selected beforethe machine was last switched off.

Select the required option and touchOK.

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Opening the Settings menu Touch .

You can now check or make alterationsto settings.

Options which are currently selectedwill have a tick next to them.

Touch if you want to access theprevious menu. Touch to return to Select drink.

Changing and saving settings Touch .

Select the setting you wish to changewith the arrow sensors andtouch OK.

Use the arrow sensors to high-light the required option.Then touch OK.


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Possible setting optionsThe factory default for each option has a * next to it.

Option Available settings

Language deutsch* English and other languages

Country

Time Clock format

– 12 h / 24 h*

Set

Timer Set : Switch on at / Switch off after (0:30)* / Switch off at

Activate : Switch on at (Yes / No*) / Switch off at (Yes / No*)

Eco mode On* / Off

Lighting Set the brightness

Info Number of drinks

– Total no. of portions / Espresso / Coffee / Long coffee /Cappuccino / Latte macchiato / Caffè latte / Milk froth / Hotmilk / Hot water

No. of uses until appliance needs descaling:

No.of uses until brew unit needs degreasing:

System lock On / Off*

Water hardness Soft

Medium

Hard*

Very hard

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Option Available settings

Display brightness Set the brightness

Volume Buzzer tones

Keypad tone

Cup heating On / Off*

Showroom programme Demo mode (On / Off*)

Factory default Do not reset

Reset

The lighting, cup heating and volume functions are only available with theCM6350.

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LanguageYou can select the language (and coun-try variant of that language) for all dis-play text.

Tip: If you select the wrong languageby mistake, you can find the "Lan-guage" option by following the flagsymbol .

TimeYou can set the clock display and thetime of day.

Clock format

The options are:

– 24-hour display (24 h)

– 12-hour display (12 h)

Setting the time

Use the arrow sensors to set thehours and minutes.

TimerThe timer offers the following options:

The coffee machine

– switches on at a particular time, e.g.in the morning for breakfast (Switch onat),

– switches off at a particular time(Switch off at),

– switches off after a particular lengthof time if no sensors have beenpressed (Switch off after).

For Switch on at and Switch off at to beset, the timer must be activated.

Switch on at

Please note that the coffee machinewill not switch on at the required timeif you have activated the system lock.


If the coffee machine has switched itselfon three times using the Switch on attimer function and no drinks have beendispensed, the machine will not switchitself on again automatically. This pre-vents the coffee machine from switch-ing itself on unnecessarily, for example,whilst you are away on holiday.The programmed times will, however,remain in memory and will be reactiv-ated after manually switching the ma-chine on again.

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Switch off at


In the event of a longer absence theprogrammed times will remain inmemory and will be reactivated aftermanually switching the machine onagain (see "Switch on at").

Switch off after

If none of the sensors have beentouched or no drink has been made, thecoffee machine will switch itself off after30 minutes to save energy.

You can change this pre-setting usingthe arrow sensors to a time ofbetween 15 minutes and 9 hours.

Activating and deactivating the timer

If the system lock is activated, theSwitch on at option for the timer cannotbe selected.

Select the timer function you want touse.

The selected timer function will have a next to it.

Touch the arrow sensor repeatedlyuntil Accept is highlighted. Touch theOK sensor.

Eco modeThe Eco mode is an energy-savingmode.

If Eco mode is switched on, the coffeemachine will heat up anew every time adrink is made, so that making a drinktakes longer.

If Eco mode is switched off, the coffeemachine uses considerably more en-ergy. The coffee machine heats up fordispensing the first drink after switchingon. After that the machine remainsheated up and drinks can be dispensedwithout having to wait so long.

A message regarding the altered energyconsumption will appear in the display.

Lighting(CM6350)

Change the brightness using the arrowsensors .

If you do not touch any sensors or runa maintenance programme, the light-ing will switch off after 7 minutes tosave energy.

Tip: To switch off the lighting, touch thearrow sensor until no more segmentsare filled in and Switched off appears.

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Info (display information)The Info option allows you to see thenumber of portions made for eachdrink.

You can also see whether more than50 portions can be dispensed beforethe machine needs to be descaled orbefore the brew unit needs to be de-greased (No. of uses until).

Tip: Touch OK to return to the previousdisplay.

Locking the coffee machine(System lock )You can lock the coffee machine to pre-vent it being used without your know-ledge, by children, for example.

Activating and deactivating the sys-tem lock

When the system lock is activated, theSwitch on at option for the timer is de-activated. The coffee machine will notswitch on at the time set.

Overriding the system lock

While the message Press the OK buttonfor 6 seconds to unlock is in the display,

touch the OK sensor for 6 seconds.

As soon as you switch the coffee ma-chine off, the system lock will be activ-ated again and the coffee machine islocked.

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Water hardnessPlease see "Using for the first time" forinformation about water hardness.

Display brightnessChange the display brightness usingthe arrow sensors .

Volume(CM6350)

You can set the volume of buzzer andsensor tones using the arrowsensors .

Tip: To switch off the tones, touch thearrow sensor , until no segments arefilled and Switched off appears.

Cup heating(CM6350)

See "Cup heating" for more informa-tion.

Factory default settingYou can reset the coffee machine to itsfactory default settings.

The number of drinks and the machinestatus (No. of drinks until the machinemust be descaled, ... Degrease thebrew unit) cannot be reset.

Please refer to the "Possible setting op-tions" chart for the factory settings.

The following settings will not be re-set:

– Language

– Time

Demo mode (Showroom pro-gramme)

Do not activate this setting for do-mestic use!

The coffee machine can be demon-strated in the showroom usingthe Showroom programme. In this modethe machine lights up but drinks cannotbe made or actions taken.

If you activate the Demo mode, youcannot switch the appliance off withthe On/Off sensor .

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Clean the coffee machine regularly to avoid a build-up of bacteria.

Quick guide

Recommended frequency What do I have to clean / maintain?

Every day(at the end of the day)

Water container

Waste container

Drip tray and drip tray cover

Stainless steel milk flask

Once a week (more often if heavily soiled)

Central spout with integrated cappuccinatore

Brew unit

Area underneath the brew unit

Housing (particularly important immediately after descalingthe machine)

Once a month Bean container and ground coffee chute

When prompted Milk pipework

Brew unit (degrease with the cleaning tablets)

Descale the machine

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Cleaning by hand or in thedishwasherThe following must be cleaned by handonly:

– Stainless steel central spout cover

– Brew unit

– Water container lid

– Bean container lid

– Stainless steel milk flask

– Lower panel

Some components of the coffee ma-chine are dishwasher safe. However,cleaning these in the dishwasher fre-quently can cause them to becomediscoloured due to regular contactwith food residues (e.g. tomatoes) inthe dishwasher. The surface can alsobecome damaged.

The following components are dish-washer safe:

– Drip tray and lid

– Drip tray cover

– Waste container

– Water container

– Central spout (without stainless steelcover)

Danger of burning and scaldingon hot components or by hot liquids.Always allow the coffee machine tocool down before cleaning it.Caution: Water in the drip tray can bevery hot

Do not use a steam cleaner toclean this machine. Steam couldreach the electrical components andcause a short circuit.

It is important to clean the machine reg-ularly as the used coffee grounds willsoon go mouldy. Sour milk depositscan block the milk pipework.

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All surfaces are susceptible toscratching. Scratches on glass sur-faces could even cause a breakage.Contact with unsuitable cleaningagents can discolour the surfaces.Wipe up any spillages or splashes ofdescaling agent immediately.

To avoid damaging the surfaces ofyour coffee machine, do not use:

– cleaning agents containing soda, am-monia, acids or chlorides,

– solvent-based cleaning agents,

– cleaning agents containing descalingagents,

– stainless steel cleaning agents,

– dishwasher cleaner,

– glass cleaning agents,

– oven cleaner,

– abrasive cleaning agents, e.g.powder cleaners and cream cleaners,

– hard, abrasive sponges, e.g. potscourers, brushes or sponges whichhave been previously used with ab-rasive cleaning agents,

– melamine eraser blocks,

– sharp metal tools.

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Drip tray and waste container

Clean the drip tray and waste con-tainer every day to avoid unpleasantsmells and mildew.

The waste container is located in thedrip tray. Water from rinsing also col-lects in the waste container.

A prompt will appear in the displaywhen the drip tray and/or the wastecontainer is full and needs to be emp-tied. Empty the drip tray and the wastecontainer.

Danger of burning.If the rinsing process has just fin-ished, wait a while before removingthe drip tray as the water used forrinsing will run out of the coffeespouts.

Push the central spout up as far as itwill go.

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Pull the drip tray carefully out of themachine. Take the lid off .

Empty the drip tray and the wastecontainer.

Remove drip tray cover and lowerpanel .

Clean all parts thoroughly.

Clean the lower panel by hand onlyusing hot water and a little washing-up liquid.All other parts are dishwasher safe.

Clean the inside of the machine un-derneath the drip tray.

Reassemble all parts and place thedrip tray back in the coffee machine.

Make sure the drip tray has beenpushed right into the machine as faras it will go.

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Drip tray cover Remove the drip tray cover.

The drip tray cover can be cleaned inthe dishwasher, or by hand using hotwater and a little washing-up liquid.

Dry the drip tray thoroughly.

Refit the drip tray cover making surethat it is correctly fitted (see illustra-tion).

Water container

Clean the water container lid byhand only using hot water and a littlewashing-up liquid.

Press the lid on the right hand side.

Pull the water container up by the lidto remove it.

Take the lid off the container andwash it by hand.

The water container can be cleanedin the dishwasher, or by hand usinghot water and a little washing-up li-quid. After cleaning, dry the watercontainer.

Carefully clean and dry the surfacethe water container sits on, particu-larly the recesses.

Fit the lid back on the container.

Make sure that the valve, the under-side of the water container and thesurface the water container sits on areclean. Otherwise the water containerwill not sit correctly.

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Stainless steel water intakevalve filterThe stainless steel water intake valve fil-ter is located in the recess for the watercontainer.

Particles in the water can collect on thefine mesh in the filter. Therefore thestainless steel filter should be checkedmonthly for soiling.

Remove the water container.

Clean the stainless steel filter withwater only without detergent in orderto avoid possible unpleasant fla-vours.

Check the stainless steel filter forsoiling and clean it if necessary, e.g.with a damp cotton swab.


Central spout with integratedcappuccinatore

Clean the central spout cover byhand only using hot water and a littlewashing-up liquid.

All other parts are dishwasher safe.

Push the central spout right downand remove the stainless steel coverby pulling it off towards you.

Pull the dispensing unit off towardsyou.

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Twist upper section with the holderfor the milk pipework and pull it off.Then pull the Y-shaped piece off.Release the spout nozzles .

Clean all parts thoroughly.

Clean the surfaces of the centralspout with a damp cloth.

If the milk pipework is blocked, clean itunder running water with the brush sup-plied.

Insert the brush in the tube and moveit back and forth as far as it will gountil all milk residue has been re-moved.

Fit the dispensing unit back together.

Push the dispensing unit back ontothe central spout. Press firmly to en-sure the spouts at the bottom con-nect correctly with the edge of thedispenser.

Replace the stainless steel cover andconnect the milk pipework if applic-able.

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Stainless steel milk flask(CM6350)

The milk flask should be taken apartand cleaned every day.

Clean all parts by hand only usinghot water and a little washing-up li-quid. Use the cleaning brush suppliedto remove milk residues from the milkpipework if necessary.

Rinse all parts carefully under runningwater.

Residual washing-up liquid can affectthe taste of milk from the machine andthe quality of the milk froth.

Dry all parts thoroughly.

Reassemble the milk flask.

Milk pipework

All parts of the milk system needto be cleaned thoroughly and regu-larly. Milk contains bacteria whichproliferate rapidly with inadequatecleaning. A dirty machine can beharmful to health.

The milk pipework must be cleaned atleast once a week. A message in thedisplay will prompt you when this needsto be done.

Confirm the message with OK.

When you confirm the message Cleanmilk pipework with OK, the internalcounter for the cleaning interval will bereset. You will not be reminded again.

There are two options:

– You can remove and dismantle thecentral spout with its integrated cap-puccinatore and either wash it in thedishwasher or by hand with hot waterand a little washing-up liquid (see"Central spout with integrated cap-puccinatore").

– Or you can clean the milk pipeworkusing the Clean milk pipework mainten-ance programme together with clean-ing agent for milk pipework (see"Maintenance programmes - Clean-ing the milk pipework").

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Bean container and groundcoffee chute

Danger of injury from the grinder.Switch off and withdraw the plug todisconnect the machine from themains before cleaning the bean con-tainer.

Coffee beans contain oils which candeposit on the walls of the bean con-tainer and hinder the flow of the beans.Therefore, clean the bean container reg-ularly with a soft cloth.

Tip: Use a vacuum cleaner to removeany coffee residues from the bean con-tainer and the ground coffee chute.

Open the bean container.

Remove any coffee beans.

Clean the bean container with a dry,soft cloth.

The bean container can now be refilled.

If necessary, clean the ground coffeechute:

Open the ground coffee chute and re-move any ground coffee residue.

Casing

If soiling is not removed promptly, itcould cause the surface of the ma-chine to alter or discolour. Removeany soiling immediately.Make sure that water cannot get be-hind the display.The surfaces are susceptible toscratching. Contact with unsuitablecleaning agents can alter or discol-our the surfaces.Ensure that any splashes of descal-ing solution are wiped up immedi-ately.

Switch the coffee machine off.

Clean the front of the machine with asolution of warm water and a littlewashing-up liquid applied with a softsponge. Then dry all parts with a softcloth.

Tip: You can also clean the appliancefront with the Original Miele all purposemicrofibre cloth.

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Maintenance programmesThe coffee machine has the followingmaintenance programmes:

– Rinse the machine

– Rinse the milk pipework

– Clean the milk pipework

– Degrease the brew unit

– Descale the machine

Carry out the relevant maintenance pro-gramme when the prompt to do so ap-pears in the display. Please see the fol-lowing pages for more information.

Opening the "Maintenance" menu

Touch .

Select with the arrowsensors Maintenance. Touch OK.

You can now select a maintenance pro-gramme.

Rinsing the machineYou can rinse the water and coffeepipework of the coffee machine manu-ally.

After a coffee has been dispensed, themachine is rinsed before it switchesoff. This removes any residual coffee.

Touch .

Select Maintenance and touch OK.

Select Rinse appliance and touch OK.

The pipework will now be rinsedthrough.

You may also be prompted to insert theend of the milk tube into the drip tray.

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Rinsing the milk pipeworkMilk residue can clog up the milk pipesand so the milk pipework should berinsed regularly. If a drink has beenmade using milk, the prompt to insertthe end of the milk tube into the driptray will appear at the latest when youswitch the machine off.

You can also rinse the milk pipeworkmanually.

Touch .


Select Rinse milk pipework andtouch OK.

When prompted, place the end of themilk tube into the right-hand aperturein the drip tray.

Touch OK.

The milk pipework will now be rinsed.

Cleaning the milk pipework us-ing the cleaning programmeWe recommend using Miele milk pipe-work cleaning agent for cleaning themilk pipework. This has been speciallydeveloped for use with Miele coffeemachines and prevents subsequentdamage.

The milk pipework cleaning agent isavailable to order from Miele or via theinternet at www.miele-shop.com.

The Clean milk pipework maintenanceprogramme lasts for approx.15 minutes.

Touch .


The cleaning process cannot be can-celled once it has started. The pro-cess has to be completed through tothe end.

Select Clean milk pipework andtouch OK.

The process will start.


Place milk pipe in cleaning agent will ap-pear in the display.

Preparing the cleaning solution:

Dissolve the powder in a containerwith 200 ml of lukewarm water. Stirthe solution with a spoon until it hasfully dissolved.

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Carrying out the cleaning process:

Place the container next to the ma-chine and hang the end of the milktube in the solution. Make sure it isplaced sufficiently far into the clean-ing solution.

Touch OK.

Follow the further instructions givenin the display.

The cleaning process is finished whenrinsing has finished.

Degreasing the brew unit andcleaning insideDepending on the natural oil content ofthe coffee used, the brew unit can be-come blocked quite quickly. It must bedegreased regularly in order to ensurearomatic coffee and trouble-free opera-tion of the coffee machine.

We recommend using Miele cleaningtablets to clean the brew unit. Thesehave been specially developed for usewith Miele coffee machines and preventsubsequent damage.Miele cleaning tablets can be orderedvia the Miele webshop, from Miele (seeback cover for contact details) or fromyour Miele dealer.

The maintenance programme for de-greasing the brew unit lasts for ap-prox. 15 minutes.

After 200 portions have been dis-pensed, Degrease the brew unit and cleaninside the machine will appear in the dis-play.

Touch OK to confirm the message.

This notification appears at regular in-tervals. Once the maximum possiblenumber of beverage preparations hasbeen reached, the coffee machine islocked

You can switch the coffee machine off ifyou do not want to carry out the clean-ing programme at this time. However,you will be not be able to make anymore drinks until the brew unit has beendegreased.

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Start "Degrease brew unit"

Touch .


Select Degrease the brew unit.

The cleaning process cannot be can-celled once it has started. The processhas to be completed through to theend.

Touch OK.



Cleaning the brew unit and interior

Clean the brew unit by hand onlyusing hot water. Do not use wash-ing-up liquid or any other cleaningagent. The moving parts of the brewunit are lubricated. Washing-up liquidor cleaning agent will damage thebrew unit.For good tasting coffee and to pre-vent germs from forming, removeand clean the brew unit under run-ning water once a week.

Rinse the brew unit by hand and clean insidethe machine will appear in the display.

Open the machine.

Press the button under the handle ofthe brew unit and, whilst doing so,turn the handle clockwise .

Carefully pull the brew unit out of thecoffee machine.

If you cannot remove the brew unit orcan only do so with difficulty, the brewunit is not in the correct position (See"Problem solving guide").

When you have removed the brewunit, do not change the position ofthe handle on the brew unit.

Clean the brew unit by hand underhot running water without usingwashing-up liquid or any other clean-ing agent.

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Wipe any remaining coffee off the twofilters (see arrows).

Dry the funnel to prevent ground cof-fee sticking to it the next time a cof-fee is made.

Make sure you regularly remove anydamp ground coffee residues to pre-vent the build-up of mould.

Clean the inside of the coffee ma-chine. Make sure that the areas high-lighted in the illustration are cleanedextremely carefully.

Tip: Use your vacuum cleaner to re-move dry ground coffee residues.

Insert the brew unit with a cleaning tab in itand close the machine will appear in thedisplay.

Drop a cleaning tablet into the top ofthe brew unit (arrow).

Push the brew unit with cleaning tab-let back into the coffee machine,making sure it goes in straight.

Press the button under the handle ofthe brew unit and, whilst doing so,turn the handle anti-clockwise .

Close the machine.


The cleaning process is finished whenrinsing has finished.

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Degrease the brew unit when promp-ted to do so.

No drinks can be made and Degreasethe brew unit appears in the display.

The maintenance programme cannotbe cancelled. The process has to becarried through to the end.

Touch OK.

The maintenance programme will thenstart.

Descaling the machine

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Warning. When descaling the ma-chine, cover delicate surfaces andnatural flooring to prevent damagefrom splashes of descaling solution.Ensure that any splashes of descal-ing solution are wiped up immedi-ately.

Limescale builds up in the coffee ma-chine through use. How often the ma-chine needs to be descaled will dependon the water hardness level in yourarea. It should be descaled regularly toensure that it functions correctly.

The machine will guide you through thedescaling process. Various messageswill appear in the display, e.g. you willbe prompted to empty the drip tray orfill the water container.

Descaling must be carried out. Theprocess takes approx. 12 minutes.

The coffee machine prompts you whenit needs to be descaled. No. of uses untilappliance needs descaling: 50 will appearin the display. The remaining number ofdrinks that can be made before descal-ing will now show in the display aftereach drink is made.

Touch OK to confirm the message.

When the number of remaining portionsreaches 0, the coffee machine will lockout.

You can switch off the coffee machine ifyou do not want to descale it at thistime. However, you will be not be ableto make any more drinks until descalinghas been carried out.

Descaling after prompt ap-pears in the displayDescale the appliance appears in the dis-play.

The descaling process cannot be can-celled once it has started. The processhas to be completed through to theend.

Touch OK.



When Fill water container with descalingagent and lukewarm water up to the symbol and place in the appliance appearsin the display, proceed as follows.

Make up the descaling solution

We recommend using Miele descalingtablets for optimum results.These have been specially developedfor use with Miele coffee machines andprevent subsequent damage.

Other descaling agents, which con-tain other acids besides citric acidand/or other undesirable substances,such as chlorides for example, coulddamage the coffee machine.Moreover, the descaling effect re-quired could not be guaranteed if thedescaling solution was not of the ap-propriate concentration.

Miele descaling tablets are available toorder via the Miele webshop, from Miele(see back cover for contact details) orfrom your Miele dealer.

You will need one descaling tablet todescale the machine.

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Fill the water container to the sym-bol with lukewarm water.

Place one descaling tablet in the wa-ter.

Follow the instructions for the mixingratio carefully. It is important that youdo not fill the water container withtoo much or too little water. Other-wise the descaling process will becancelled prematurely.

Carrying out descaling



When Rinse the water container and fill withfresh tap water up to the symbol ap-pears in the display:

Carefully rinse the water containerwith clean water. Ensure that no de-scaling solution residue remains inthe water container. Fill the watercontainer to the symbol with fresh,clean tap water.

The descaling process is finished at theend of the rinsing cycle and drinks canbe made again.

To protect the machine and sur-rounding surfaces from damage,make sure you wipe up any spillagesor splashes of descaling agent im-mediately.

Descaling when not promptedby a message Touch .


Select Descale the appliance.

The descaling process cannot be can-celled once it has started. The processhas to be completed through to theend.

Touch OK.

The descaling process will now start.

Problem solving guide

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Most problems that occur during daily use can be easily corrected. With the helpof the following guide, you will be able to find the causes of problems and rectifythem.

Warning. Do not open the casing of the machine.Repairs and other work by unqualified persons can cause considerable dangerto users.Repairs should only be carried out by a Miele authorised technician.

If you cannot resolve the problem following these instructions please contact Miele(see back cover for contact details).

Messages in the display

Fault messages must be confirmed with "OK", otherwise the message can re-appear in the display even though the problem has been remedied.

Follow the instructions which appear in the display to remedy the problem.

If after this, the fault message appears in the display again, contact Miele.

Message Cause and remedy

F1, F2,F80, F82

There is an internal fault. Switch the coffee machine off with the On/Off

sensor . Wait for approx. one hour beforeswitching it back on again.

F41, F42, F74, F77, F235,F236

There is an internal fault. Switch the machine off with the On/Off sensor .

Wait for approx. two minutes before switching itback on again.

F10, F17 No water or very little water is being drawn in. Remove the water container, fill it with fresh tap

water and replace it. Check the stainless steel water intake valve filter

and clean if necessary (see "Stainless steel waterintake valve filter").


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F73 orCheck the brew unit

The brew unit cannot be positioned correctly. Switch the coffee machine off with the On/Off

sensor . Remove and clean the brew unit by hand (see

"Cleaning the brew unit and interior").

Push the coffee ejector of the brew unit into thecorrect position (see diagram).

Do not insert the brew unit. Close the machine andswitch it on with the On/Off sensor.

This will initialise the brew unit motor and put it backinto the start position. When Insert the brew unit appears in the display,

open the machine and put the brew unit back inthe machine. Then close the machine.


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Too much ground coffee There is too much ready ground coffee in the groundcoffee chute.If more than two level spoons of ground coffee is ad-ded to the coffee chute, the brew unit cannot processthe coffee. The ground coffee will be directed into thewaste container and the fault message will appear inthe display. Switch the coffee machine off with the On/Off

sensor . Remove and clean the brew unit by hand (see

"Cleaning the brew unit and interior"). Remove the ground coffee inside the coffee ma-

chine, e.g. with a vacuum cleaner. Use the coffee spoon supplied to add ground cof-

fee to the ground coffee chute. Add only a max-imum of two portions of ground coffee to thechute.


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Unusual performance of the coffee machine

Problem Cause and remedy

The display remainsdark after the coffeemachine has beenswitched on using theOn/Off sensor .

The On/Off sensor was not touched for longenough. Touch the depression in the middle of the On/Off

sensor for at least three seconds.The plug is not inserted in the socket correctly. Insert the plug into the socket correctly and switch

on.The mains fuse has tripped due to a problem with thecoffee machine, the electricity supply or another ap-pliance. Switch the coffee machine off at the wall socket

and unplug it. Contact a qualified electrician or Miele Service.

CM6350:The lighting remains offafter the coffee ma-chine has beenswitched on.

The lighting has been switched off. Switch the lighting on (see "Settings - Lighting").

The lighting is faulty. Call Service.

The coffee machineswitches off suddenly.

The switch-off time programmed using the timer hasbeen reached. If required, you can select a new switch-off time

(see "Settings - Timer").The plug is not inserted in the socket correctly. Insert the plug into the socket correctly and switch

on.

CM6350:The coffee machine isswitched on. The light-ing switches off sud-denly.

The machine will switch itself off automatically afterapproximately seven minutes if it is not being used.

The sensors do not re-act to touch.The coffee machinecannot be operated.

There is an internal fault. Disconnect the machine from the power supply by

removing the plug from the socket.


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The coffee machinedoes not switch itselfon, although the Switchon at setting has beenactivated for the timer.

The system lock has been activated. You need to deactivate the system lock (see "Set-

tings - System lock").The coffee machine was not used after beingswitched on automatically three times in succession(holiday mode). Switch the machine on and dispense a drink.

The display is hard tosee or not able to beread.

The display brightness has been set too low. Change this setting (see "Settings").

Fill and replace the watercontainer appears in thedisplay even though thewater container is fulland is in the machine.

The water container is not in the correct position. Remove the water container and replace it. Check the stainless steel water intake valve filter

and clean if necessary (see "Stainless steel waterintake valve filter").

The water container was not correctly filled and re-placed for descaling. Fill the water container to the descaling symbol

and restart the descaling process.

Fill and replace the watercontainer appears afterswitching on eventhough the container isfilled and fitted in themachine. The machinedoes not rinse.

The coffee machine needs descaling. Switch the machine off with the On/Off sensor .

Wait for approx. one hour. Then switch the machine on again. As soon as

Heating-up phase appears in the display, touch and select Descale the appliance.

Descale the coffee machine.

After switching on themachine the messageEmpty the drip tray and thewaste container appearseven though they areboth empty.

This is not a fault.The drip tray and waste container were probably notemptied after making the last coffee, or the internalcounter was not reset. Remove the drip tray and waste container from the

machine and empty them.

Neither milk nor milkfroth comes out of thecentral spout.

The milk pipework is blocked. Clean the central spout, taking particular care to

clean the cappuccinatore and milk pipework care-fully with the cleaning brush.


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Empty the drip tray and thewaste container appearsin the display, eventhough the drip tray hasbeen emptied.

The drip tray is not positioned correctly in the ma-chine. Push the drip tray in as far as it will go. Make sure that the lower panel is sitting on the

drip tray correctly.

Insert the drip tray and thewaste container appearsin the display eventhough both are fitted.

The drip tray is not in the correct position and istherefore not detected. Empty the drip tray and the waster container. Re-

assemble all parts and push the drip tray back inthe coffee machine until it clicks into position.

The machine is open. Close the machine. If necessary, empty the drip tray and the waste

container. Reassemble all parts and push the driptray back in the coffee machine until it clicks intoposition.

The drip tray or wastecontainer is full or over-flowing, although theyhave been emptied fol-lowing each reminder.

This is not a fault.The drip tray and waste container were probably re-moved or the machine was opened without the driptray and waste container being emptied. When thedrip tray is removed or the machine opened, the in-ternal counter for emptying the drip tray and wastecontainer is automatically reset. Remove the drip tray and waste container from the

machine and empty them.

Fill the bean container ap-pears in the displayeven though the beancontainer has just beenfilled.

This is not a fault. Confirm the message with OK.

The coffee machinedoes not rinse itselfwhen turned on.

This is not a fault.If the coffee machine still has an operating temperat-ure higher than 60 °C, rinsing will not take place.


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Coffee dispensing is re-peatedly interruptedand the message Fill thebean container appears inthe display.

This is not a fault.The brew unit has not detected the ground coffee.The coffee may be too finely ground or there may notbe enough of it. Usually this is because the grinder isset too fine and the amount set is insufficient.

Confirm the message with OK.

If the coffee is too strong for you or it tastes bitter, trya different type of bean.

If the display appears with all types of drink: Set the grinder to a coarser setting (see "Grinder

setting"). Check the amounts of coffee set for all drinks (see

"Amount of coffee"). Select a higher amount ofcoffee if necessary.

Remember to check any drinks changed in "Profiles".If the messages only appears when dispensing cer-tain drinks: Check the amount of coffee set for these drinks

(see "Amount of coffee"). Select a higher amountof coffee if necessary.

You may also need to set a slightly coarser grindersetting.

The descaling processwas started by mistake.

The descaling process cannot be stopped once the"OK" sensor has been touched.Descaling must be continued through to completion.This is a safety precaution to make sure the machineis descaled correctly. This is important for the longev-ity and functional efficiency of your coffee machine.

Descale the coffee machine (see "Descaling").


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Coffee is not flowingout of the central spout,or is only being dis-pensed via one spout.

The central spout has a blockage. Clean the coffee pipework (see "Cleaning and care

- Rinsing the machine).

If there is still no coffee coming out, or coffee is onlycoming out of one side Dismantle the central spout and clean all parts

carefully (see "Cleaning and care - Central spoutwith integrated cappuccinatore").

Make sure all parts are reassembled correctly.

Milk is dripping or run-ning out of the centralspout even though nomilk is being dispensed.

The level of milk in the milk flask is higher than thecentral spout. Push the central spout up as far as it will go.


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The milk sputters whenit is dispensed. Hissingnoises can be heardwhen milk is beingheated up or frothed.Although the milkshould be frothed, onlyhot milk is dispensedfrom the central spout.

The milk temperature is too high. Good milk froth canonly be achieved when cold milk (< 10 °C) is used. Check the temperature of the milk.

The central spout with integrated cappucinatore is notcorrectly fitted and is taking in air. Of the spouts areblocked. Check the central spout is correctly assembled.

Make sure all parts are securely connected witheach other.

Clean the central spout if necessary. Knead thespouts under running water to loosen any soiling.

The milk pipework, connections or the intake tube onthe milk flask are blocked. Clean all parts carefully with the cleaning brush.

The steam jet on the central spout has a blockage.

Clean the steam jet with the cleaning brush (see il-lustration).

Coffee grounds havesettled on the lid to thedrip tray and in the in-terior around the brewunit.

This is not a fault.Movement of the brew unit during the brewing pro-cess can cause some coffee to fall. The type of cof-fee bean, the type of grind and the amount of groundcoffee has an influence on how much there is. Im-portant! Clean the area around the brew unit regularlyto prevent the risk of mould etc.


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The display lights upbut the coffee machinedoes not heat up and nodrinks are made.The coffee machinecannot be turned offwith the On/Off sensor.

Demo mode for demonstrating the coffee machine inthe showroom has been activated. Deactivate demo mode (see "Settings – Demo

mode")


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Unsatisfactory results


The coffee is not hotenough.

The cup has not been pre-heated.The smaller the cup and the thicker its sides, themore important it is to pre-heat it.

Pre-heat the cups, e.g. using the cup heating (de-pending on model).

The brewing temperature has been set too low. Set a higher brewing temperature (see "Brewing

temperature").The filters in the brew unit are blocked. Remove and clean the brew unit by hand (see "Re-

move the brew unit and wash by hand"). Degrease the brew unit (see "Degreasing the brew

unit").

The heating-up time isgetting longer, theamount of water beingdispensed is incorrectand the coffee machineis not performing prop-erly. Coffee flows veryslowly out of the centralspout.

The coffee machine needs descaling. Descale the coffee machine.

The amount of coffee orespresso has changed.

This is not a fault.You might have inadvertently changed the amount byholding a sensor pressed for too long. Touching adrinks sensor for too long will start the volume pro-gramming process for that drink (see "Portion size").If you do not save the amount, the maximum pos-sible for that drink will be saved.


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The consistency of themilk froth is unsatisfact-ory.

The milk temperature is too high. Good milk froth canonly be achieved when cold milk (below 10°C) isused. Check the temperature of the milk in the milk flask.

The milk pipework is blocked. Clean the central spout with integrated cappuccin-

atore and the milk pipework with the cleaningbrush supplied.

The coffee grindermakes a louder noisethan usual.

The coffee bean container has become empty duringthe grinding process. Fill the container with fresh beans.

There may be stones in amongst the coffee beans. Switch the coffee machine off immediately. Call

Miele.

The coffee flows tooquickly into the cup.

The coffee is too coarsely ground. Set the grinder to a finer setting (see "Grinder set-

ting").

The coffee trickles tooslowly into the cup.

The coffee is too finely ground. Set the grinder to a coarser setting (see "Grinder

setting").

The crema on the cof-fee or espresso is notas it should be.

The grinder setting is not correct. Set the grinder to a finer or coarser setting (see

"Grinder setting").The brewing temperature is too high for this type ofcoffee. Set a lower brewing temperature (see "Brewing

temperature").The coffee beans are stale. Add fresh coffee beans to the coffee bean con-

tainer.

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If you are not going to use the coffeemachine for an extended period of time,e.g. whilst on holiday, or if it needs tobe moved, a number of procedures willneed be carried out to ensure its safety.

– Empty and clean the coffee beancontainer

– Empty and clean the water container

– Evaporate the coffee machine

– Clean the drip tray and waste con-tainer

– Pack the machine securely

EvaporationThe coffee machine should be evapor-ated before it is stored for a long periodof time or transported any distance -particularly at temperatures belowfreezing.

Evaporating the machine involves re-moving all traces of water from the sys-tem to prevent the risk of water andfrost damage.

Switch the machine off with the On/Off sensor .

Touch .

Touch twice.

Empty the system? will appear in the dis-play.

Select Yes and touch OK.


Caution. Danger of burning andscalding from hot steam coming outof the hot water spout.

The evaporation process is finishedwhen Prog. finished appears in the dis-play and the display then goes out.

Switch off and withdraw the plug todisconnect the coffee machine fromthe mains.

Clean the drip tray and waste con-tainer.

The coffee machine is now ready to bepacked.

Packing the machineThe coffee machine should only bepacked when it is clean and dry.Residues of coffee grounds can causescratches on surfaces. Coffee and milkresidues or water can cause a build-upof bacteria.

Use the original packaging includingpolystyrene blocks to pack the coffeemachine.

Also pack the operating instructions sothat they are available when the coffeemachine is next used.

After Sales / Guarantee

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After sales serviceIn the event of a fault which you cannotcorrect yourself, or if the machine is un-der guarantee please contact:

– your Miele Dealer

or

– Miele.

Contact details for Miele are given atthe end of this booklet. N.B. A call-outfee will be charged for service visitswhere the problem could have beenresolved as described in these instruc-tions.

When contacting your Dealer or Miele,please quote the model and serialnumber of your coffee machine.These are shown on the data plate in-side the machine.

GuaranteeFor information on the appliance guar-antee specific to your country pleasecontact Miele. See back cover for ad-dress.

In the UK, your coffee machine is guar-anteed for 2 years from the date of pur-chase. However, you must activate yourcover by calling 0330 160 6640 or re-gistering online at www.miele.co.uk.

Saving energy

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The following tips can help you saveenergy and money as well as care forthe environment:

– Operate the coffee machine in "Ecomode" (default setting).

– Energy consumption may increase ifyou change the settings for the"timers".

This setting uses more energy appears inthe display.

– Switch the coffee machine off withthe On/Off sensor if it is not goingto be used for a while.

– Change the "Switch off after" settingfor the timer to 15 minutes. The cof-fee machine will then switch itself off15 minutes after the last drink wasmade or 15 minutes after the last timea sensor was touched.

– If you only occasionally pre-heat yourcups you can switch cup-heating off(CM6350). If you do this you can pre-heat the cups using hot water.

Electrical connection

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All electrical work should be carried outby a suitably qualified and competentperson only, in strict accordance withcurrent national and local safety regula-tions (BS 7671 in the UK). Installation,repairs and other work by unqualifiedpersons could be dangerous. The man-ufacturer cannot be held liable for unau-thorised work. Before connecting themachine make sure that the voltage andfrequency quoted on the data plate arecompatible with your household elec-trical supply. Please consult a qualifiedelectrician if you are in any doubt.

The required connection data is quotedon the data plate. This can be seen onthe left-hand side when the drip tray ispulled out.

The machine is supplied with a mainscable with moulded plug for connectionto a 50 Hz 220–240 V supply.

The coffee machine must be connectedto the mains supply via a fused plugand suitable switched socket.

WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUSTBE EARTHED.

The fuse rating must be at least 10 A(13 A fuse in the UK).

The socket should be next to the appli-ance and easily accessible. If thesocket is not accessible an additionalmeans of disconnection must beprovided for all poles.

Do not connect the machine to themains electricity supply by a multi-socket adapter or an extension lead.These are a fire hazard and do not guar-antee the required safety of the appli-ance.

Do not connect the machine to an in-verter such as those used with anautonomous energy source e.g. solarpower. When switched on, peak loadsin the system can cause the safetyswitch off mechanism to be triggered.This can damage the electronic unit.

The coffee machine must not be usedwith so-called energy saving deviceseither. These reduce the amount of en-ergy supplied to the machine causing itto overheat.

If the connection cable is faulty, it mayonly be replaced by a qualified electri-cian in order to avoid a hazard.

Installation

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Danger of overheatingPlease ensure that there is adequateventilation around the machine.Do not cover the machine with teatowels or similar objects whilst it is inuse.

Danger of overheatingIf the coffee machine is installed be-hind a kitchen furniture door, it mayonly be used with the furniture dooropen.Do not close the furniture door whilethe coffee machine is in use.

Please observe the following installationinstructions:

– The location of the machine must bedry and well ventilated.

– The ambient temperature of the roomin which the machine is used must bebetween 10 °C and 38 °C.

– The machine must be set up on alevel surface. The surface must bewater resistant.

If the machine is installed in a niche, theniche must provide the following min-imum dimensions:

Height 508 mm

Width 450 mm

Depth 555 mm

When setting up the machine: makesure that the front of the machinecan be fully opened so that the brewunit can be removed with ease whenrequired.

The machine must be set up in theniche such that it sits flush with thefront edge of the niche.

Dimensions

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Technical data

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Current draw in standby mode(default setting)

< 0.5 Watt

Pump pressure: max. 15 bar

Through-flow heater: 1 stainless steel thermo block

Dimensions (W x H x D): 251 x 359 x 427 mm

Net weight 9.9 kg

Connection cable length: 140 cm

Water container capacity:

1.8 l

Bean container capacity:

300 g

Stainless steel milk flaskcapacity:

0.5 l

Waste container capacity:

max. 10 portions of coffee grounds

Central spout: Height adjustable from 80-140 mm

Grinder: Stainless steel mill

Grinder setting: 5 settings

Ground coffee amount: max. 12 g

United KingdomMiele Co. Ltd.Fairacres, Marcham RoadAbingdon, Oxon, OX14 1TWCustomer Contact Centre Tel: 0330 160 6600E-mail: [email protected]: www.miele.co.uk

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China

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India

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Ireland

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New Zealand

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Singapore

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South Africa

Miele Appliances Ltd.Gold & Diamond ParkOffice No. 217-6, Sheikh Zayed RoadP.O. Box 11 47 82 - DubaiTel. +971 4 3044 999Fax. +971 4 3418 852800-MIELE (64353)E-Mail: [email protected]: www.miele.ae

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