MiiCoffee Eon Portable Espresso Machine User Manual

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Thank you for choosing the MiiCoffee Eon Portable Espresso Machine. This manual provides essential information for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your new device. Please read it thoroughly before first use and keep it for future reference.

Na tha air a ghabhail a-steach

• Eon Portable Espresso Machine
• 51mm Portafilter & Basket
• Tamper
• Brusg
• WDT (Weiss Distribution Technique) Tool
• Càball cosgais USB-C
• Leabhar-làimhe cleachdaiche (an sgrìobhainn seo)

Sònrachaidhean

Suidhich

1. Unpack: Thoir air falbh na pàirtean gu lèir bhon phacaid gu faiceallach.
2. Cosgais tòiseachaidh: Before first use, fully charge the MiiCoffee Eon using the provided USB-C cable. The indicator lights will show charging progress.
3. Co-phàirtean glan: Wash the portafilter, basket, and water tank with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly and dry.
4. Cruinnich: Ensure the 51mm portafilter and basket are correctly assembled and attached to the machine.

Stiùireadh Obrachaidh

Preparing Your Espresso

1. Pònairean cofaidh bleith: Use freshly ground coffee beans. For optimal espresso, a fine grind is recommended.
2. Fill the Basket: Add your desired amount of ground coffee (typically 15-18g) into the 51mm stainless steel basket. Use the WDT tool to distribute the grounds evenly to prevent channeling.

Image: The 51mm stainless steel basket filled with ground coffee, ready for tamping.
3. Tamp an cofaidh: Cleachd am faidhle tamper to press the coffee grounds firmly and evenly. A consistent tamp is crucial for proper extraction.


Image: A hand tamping coffee grounds in the portafilter for even distribution.

4. Assemble Portafilter: Attach the filled and tamped portafilter to the bottom of the MiiCoffee Eon machine.
5. Cuir uisge ris: Unscrew the top cap and fill the water tank with up to 80ml of fresh water. You can use cold water for self-heating or pre-heated hot water to conserve battery.

Image: The top of the MiiCoffee Eon machine, showing the water tank with measurement markings.
6. Start Heating (if using cold water): Long press the power button to begin the self-heating process. The machine will heat the water to 92°C (197.6°F).


Image: The MiiCoffee Eon machine with its power button illuminated, indicating the self-heating function is active.

7. Begin Extraction: Once the water is heated (or if using pre-heated water), place a cup under the portafilter. Double-click the power button to start the pre-infusion and extraction process. The machine will apply 20 bar pressure for optimal espresso extraction.


Image: Espresso being extracted from the MiiCoffee Eon machine into a glass cup, showcasing the crema.

8. Enjoy Your Espresso: Once extraction is complete, your fresh espresso is ready to enjoy.

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Cumail suas

Glanadh

1. Às deidh gach cleachdadh: Disassemble the portafilter and basket. Discard used coffee grounds. Rinse all removable parts with warm water. Use the provided brush to clean any coffee residue.
2. Glanadh domhainn: Periodically, clean the internal components by running a cycle with plain water (without coffee) to flush out any buildup.
3. Taobh a-muigh: Sguab taobh a-muigh an inneil le sanasamp aodach. Na cuir am prìomh aonad ann an uisge.
4. Sàbhailteachd inneal-nigheadaireachd: The MiiCoffee Eon is NOT dishwasher safe. Hand wash all components.

Fuasgladh thrioblaidean

Fiosrachadh Sàbhailteachd

• Do not immerse the main unit of the machine in water.
• Cùm a-mach à ruigsinn chloinne.
• Use only with ground coffee. Do not use instant coffee or whole beans.
• Dèan cinnteach gu bheil an tanca uisge dùinte gu tèarainte mus obraich thu e.
• Do not open the portafilter during extraction.
• Cleachd an càball USB-C a tha air a thoirt seachad a-mhàin airson cosgais.
• Avoid touching hot surfaces immediately after use.

Barantas agus Taic

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please refer to the official MiiCoffee weblàrach-lìn no cuir fios chun t-seirbheis teachdaiche aca gu dìreach. Cùm do chuidhteas ceannach mar dhearbhadh ceannach.