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Manual Philips EP5314 Espresso Machine

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Tip: There is a cleaning calender on the last page of this user manual. Write down the dates on which

you have performed a cleaning action.

Cleaning the brew group

Regular cleaning of the brew group prevents coffee residues from clogging up the internal circuits.

Visit www.philips.com/coffee-care for support videos on how to remove, insert and clean the brew

group.

Cleaning the brew group under the tap

1 Remove the brew group and the coffee residues drawer.

2 Rinse the coffee residues drawer and the brew group thoroughly with water. Carefully clean the

upper filter (Fig. 24) of the brew group.

3 Let the brew group air-dry before you place it back. Do not dry the brew group with a cloth to

prevent fibers from collecting inside the brew group.

Cleaning the brew group with the coffee oil remover tablets

Only use Phillips Saeco coffee oil remover tablets. Follow the instructions given in the user manual

that comes with the coffee oil remover tablets.

Lubricating the brew group

Lubricate the brew group regularly to ensure that the moving parts continue to move smoothly. See

the table below for the lubrication frequency. Visit www.philips.com/coffee-care for detailed video

instructions.

Usage frequency

Nr of drinks brewed daily Lubrication frequency

Low 1-5 Every 4 months

Normal 6-10 Every 2 months

Heavy >10 Every month

Cleaning the classic milk frother

Daily cleaning of classic milk frother

Remove the external part of the classic milk frother and rinse it with fresh water.

Weekly cleaning of classic milk frother and steam wand

1 Remove the external part of the classic milk frother and rinse it with fresh water (Fig. 27).

2 Remove the upper part of the classic milk frother from the steam wand and rinse it with fresh water

(Fig. 28).

3 Clean the steam wand with a wet cloth.

4 Reassemble all the classic milk frother parts.

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Brand	Philips
Model	EP5314
Category	Espresso Machines
File type	PDF
File size	3 MB

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The type of grind heavily determines the taste of the coffee. A finer grind generally means a stronger taste and a coarser grind means a milder taste. A very fine grind can result in bitter coffee.

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