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Traditional
stove
makers are designed to brew
superior tasting coffee by forcing
water under high pressure through
ground coffee, this gives the coffee
an exceptional full bodied flavour.
Simple to use, the espresso maker
often referred to as "Moka Pot"
provides a fuller roasted flavour
preparing rich espresso coffee in
minutes.
Safety instructions
Warning: Do not Overfill the water
boiler. The water level must be
below the steam release valve.
Warning: Hot surfaces. Do not
touch hot surfaces, use the handle
provided.
Warning: Do not use finely ground
coffee and do not tightly pack the
coffee holder as this could prevent
the flow of water and pressurise the
water boiler.
Warning: If the coffee filter is
blocked the steam valve may
operate. Make sure to point the
steam valve away from the user.
Warning: Follow the cleaning and
descaling instructions to ensure the
coffee filter and steam valve are
free from blockages. Failure to clean
the coffee pot could result in high
pressure water being forced out of
the coffee pot.
Only use the espresso maker for
the purpose it is designed for.
Ensure that the coffee maker is
stable when it is on the stove top
top
espresso
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and that the lid is closed before
use.
Do not use the handle to assemble
or tighten the coffee pot.
Ensure the handle is not placed
directly above the heating hob.
Direct heat will warm and damage
the handle.
Make sure the gas flame is
adjusted properly and does not lap
around the sides of the espresso
maker as this will waste energy and
cause the handles of the espresso
maker to become hot.
If you are unsure about the
temperature of the handles please
use oven gloves.
When
using
makers (below six cups) we advise
the use of a heat diffuser or gas
ring reducer when heating the
espresso maker on a gas stove.
They are available at all good
cookware shops.
Remove the espresso maker from
the heat when the top section is
full of coffee.
To avoid spillages, ensure the
surface is stable.
The base will become hot when it
is in use an will remain hot after
use, place it on a heat resistant
surface both during and after
use.
Do not leave the espresso maker
on a hot stove without water in
the base section.
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espresso