Milk froth problems

Clean all parts carefully with the cleaning brush.

Push the central spout down as far as it will go.

Pull the stainless steel cover forward and off.

Remove the dispensing unit by pulling it forward.

Clean the steam nozzle with the cleaning brush.

Once you have cleaned the steam nozzle, push the dispensing unit back onto the central spout. Press firmly to ensure the spouts are flush with the spout edge at the bottom.

Replace the stainless steel cover and connect the milk pipework.

Run the Rinse milk pipework program.

Make sure that the seam on the connection of the central spout matches the seam on the connecting piece of the milk pipework (double hose).

Insert the double hose of the milk pipework precisely into the rinse valve.

Install the rinse valve silicone plug so that it is completely pushed in.

Clean the milk pipework and the rinse valve by hand.

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• Pull the silicone plug (1) out of the rinse valve body (2).

• Risk of damage due to incorrect cleaning.

  The silicone plug can be damaged by pointed objects, e.g., the supplied cleaning brush, and stop working.

  Be sure to remove the silicone plug before cleaning the rinse valve body with a cleaning brush or similar utensil.

  Do not use pointed objects, e.g., a needle, to clean the silicone plug.

  Do not move or remove the white balls in the silicone plug.

  Only clean the silicone plug under running water and/or in the dishwasher (wash program with max. temperature of 55°C).

  Do not use the cleaning brush supplied to clean the silicone plug.

• Rinse the silicone plug under running water. Do not use pointed objects to remove any milk residues.

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• Use the brush to clean the rinse valve body under running water.

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• Also clean the hose connections in the rinse valve body. To do this, insert the cleaning brush into both openings and move the brush back and forth.

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• Rinse the milk pipework and the rinse valve body under running water.

• Reassemble the rinse valve.

Clean the central spout.

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• Push the central spout down completely and remove the stainless steel cover by pulling it off toward you.

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• Remove the dispensing unit toward the front.

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• Pull the upper silicone section with the aperture for the milk pipework (1) off the black holder (2).

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• The gray silicone section (1) contains a black, cylindrical component (3). Pull out the black component (3).

• Remove the spouts (4).

• Soak the spouts (4) in water with a little washing-up liquid for around 1 hour to remove stubborn deposits. Then knead the spouts under running water to loosen any soiling.

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• Pull the gray silicone insert (5) out of the black component (3).

• Clean the small pipe on the black component (3) with the cleaning brush (see illustration).

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• Clean all apertures on the black holder (2) with the cleaning brush.

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• Angle the cleaning brush slightly and clean both spouts.

• Clean all parts thoroughly.

• Rinse all parts under running water.

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• Clean the area behind the central spout on the coffee machine with a damp sponge cloth.

The dispensing unit is easier to reassemble if the individual parts are dampened with water.

Reassemble the dispensing unit.

• Push the spouts firmly all the way round so that the dispensing unit is firmly seated in the groove.

• Install the dispensing unit back on the central spout.

• Reinstall the stainless steel cover.

• Connect the milk pipework. Make sure that the seam on the connection of the central spout matches the seam on the connecting piece of the milk pipework (double hose).

Make sure that all parts are tightly connected to one another.

For cleaning results that are effective yet kind to materials, the Miele cleaning agent for milk pipework is recommended. The cleaning agent removes all traces of milk protein and fat, and is supplied in pre-portioned sticks for easy and safe dispensing. Top care for many years of reliable service.