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Model 4KPES 1 00 Espresso Machine P RO L INE âą S ERIES ModĂšle de cafetiĂšre Ă expresso 4KPES 1 00 S ĂRIE P RO L INE âą GUIDE SUR L âOBTENTION DE RĂSUL T A TS PROFESSIONNELS GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL RESUL TS[...]
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MODEL 4KPES 1 00 ESPRESSO MACHINE T able of Contents ...............................3 Espresso Machine Safety .....................4 Important Safeguards .........................5 Proof of Purchase & Registration.........6 Electrical Requirements .......................7 Introduction Section Contents P RO L INE âą S ERIES 1 I NTRODUCTION[...]
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2 Great espresso is a dance of artistry and technique that is intimately tied to the performance of the espresso machine. The KitchenAid Âź PRO LINE âą Series Espresso Machine blends commercial quality with innovative design to bring a new experience of espresso into the home. Dual boilers generate an optimal brewing temperature and abundant steam[...]
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T ABLE OF CONTENTS I NTRODUCTION 3 TECHNIQUES OF A BARIST A What is Espresso? ................................................................ 28 Overextraction & Underextraction ...................................... 29 Before Brewing: Elements of Great Espresso Coffee Beans .............................................................. 29 W a[...]
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4 Y our safety and the safety of others are very important. We hav e provided man y impor tant safety messages in this manual and on y our appliance. Alwa ys read and obey all saf ety messages. This is the saf ety aler t symbol. This symbol aler ts you to potential hazards that can kill or hur t you and others . All saf ety messages will follo w th[...]
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I NTRODUCTION 5 When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following: 1. Read all instructions. 2. Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs. 3. To protect against fire, electric shock and personal injury do not immerse cord, plugs, or appliance in water or other liquids. 4. Close super[...]
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6 Always keep a copy of the sales receipt showing the date of purchase of your Espresso Machine. Proof of purchase will assure you of in-warranty service. Before you use your Espresso Machine, please fill out and mail your product registration card packed with the unit. This card will enable us to contact you in the unlikely event of a product safe[...]
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I NTRODUCTION 7 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS V olts: 120 V .A.C. only . Hertz: 60 Hz NOTE: This Espresso Machine has a 3 prong grounded plug. T o reduce the risk of electrical shock, this plug will fit in an outlet only one way . If the plug does not fit in the outlet, contact a qualified electrician. Do not modify the plug in any way . Do not use an ex[...]
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9 Espresso Machine Features ...............10 Preparing for Use .............................13 Brewing Espresso..............................16 F rothing & Steaming Milk .................19 Preparing Cappuccino.......................20 Preparing Café Latte .........................21 Dispensing Hot Water.......................22 Care & Cl[...]
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MODEL 4KPES 1 00 ESPRESSO MACHINE FEA TURES 10 Illustration to come Model 4KPES 1 00 Espresso Machine P ower -On Indicator Espresso Button On/Off P ower Switch Espresso Boiler T emperature Gauge Hot Water Button Steam Dial F rothing Boiler T emperature Gauge On/Off Power Switch Press once to turn the espresso machine on, press again to turn off. Wh[...]
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Brew Head Commercial-size brew head is chrome-plated brass for exceptional durability and brew temperature stability . Brewing boiler is bolted directly to group head, so brew group heats quickly and thoroughly . F rothing Arm & Nozzle Dispense steam or hot water through the frothing arm. Arm pivots horizontally and vertically to provide a conv[...]
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12 MODEL 4KPES100 ESPRESSO MACHINE FEA TURES Portafilter Commercial-size portafilter features chrome-plated brass construction and an easy-to-grip flared handle. Attaches to the brew head with a firm twist to the right. Filter Baskets Stainless steel filter baskets snap into portafilter . Use the small capacity basket for a single shot (1 oz [30 ml[...]
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2. W ash the reservoir in hot, soapy water and rinse with clean water . The reservoir can also be washed in the top rack of the dishwasher . 3. Place the reservoir back into the espresso machine, making sure the water tubes are placed inside the reservoir . The ribs on the bottom of the reservoir fit into the grooves on the base of the housing. Fil[...]
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14 4. Make certain the Steam Dial is closed by rotating it clockwise as far as possible. 5. Press the On/Off P ower Switch to turn the espresso machine on. When the espresso machine is on, the power -on indicator will illuminate, the dual boilers will begin heating, and the Espresso and Hot Water functions will operate. 2. Insert the end of the ele[...]
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15 F EA TURES AND O PERA TION 6. Place a coffee cup underneath the brew head. Do not attach the portafilter to the brew head. 7. Press the Espresso Button â it is not necessary to wait for the boiler to heat. This activates the water pump and fills the brewing boiler with water . After a few seconds, water will flow from the brew head. When the c[...]
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16 F or the finest results when brewing espresso, see âT echniques of a Baristaâ on page 28. 1. Make certain the water reservoir ha s an a de quate supply of water (the water level should be between the âmaxâ and âminâ fill lines). 2. Select the small or large capacity filter basket. Use the small capacity basket for a single shot of es[...]
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17 F EA TURES AND O PERA TION 5. Press the On/Off P ower Switch to turn the espresso machine on. 6. W ait until the espresso machine has reached operating temperature; this will take approximately 6 minutes. When the espresso boiler temperature gauge needle climbs into the âreadyâ zone, the espresso machine is ready to brew . 7. Remove the port[...]
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12. After removing the portafilter , place a cup under the brew head and press the Espresso Button for a second or two. This cleans the shower screen and flushes any coffee oils and grounds that have migrated into the brew head. 13. To brew more espresso, repeat steps 6 through 12, but see the barista tips to the right. Barista Tips When brewing mu[...]
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F EA TURES AND O PERA TION 19 Continued⊠F rothing and steaming milk requires a bit of practice, but youâll be surprised how quickly your skills will develop. The PRO LINEâą Series Espresso Machine gives you all the tools you need: a 8 1 â 2 oz (255 ml) stainless steel pitcher shaped especially for frothing, a frothing arm that adjusts horiz[...]
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20 Barista Tips âą Clean the frothing arm and nozzle immediately after use. See âCare and Cleaningâ beginning on page 23. âą Lower fat milks are generally easier to froth. Skim milk can be tricky because it froths very easily , with a tendency to form large bubbles and dry peaks that mar its texture. Ultimately , the choice of milk is a matte[...]
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To prepare cappuccino, froth and steam the milk before brewing the espresso. This allows the froth to jell slightly and fully separate from the milk. Once the milk is prepared, brew a single shot (1 oz [30 ml]) of espresso into a cappuccino cup, then pour the frothed and steamed milk into the cup with a gentle shaking motion. For a show-stopping fl[...]
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22 Hot water can also be dispensed from the frothing arm. This provides a convenient way to make Americanos, tea, or hot chocolate. Filling a demitasse with hot water is also a great way to warm it before brewing espresso. NOTE: Always dispense hot water into an empty container â dispensing into a cup or pitcher containing other ingredients may c[...]
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F EA TURES AND O PERA TION 23 K eeping the PRO LINEâą Series Espresso Machine clean is vital to brewing the best espresso possible. Stale coffee oils on the portafilter , filter baskets, and shower screen will ruin the flavor of the most expertly prepared coffee, and any milk left on the frothing arm should be removed. Before Cleaning the Espresso[...]
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24 âą W ash the portafilter in warm, soapy water and rinse with clean water . Dry with a soft cloth. Do not wash the portafilter in a dishwasher . âą The filter baskets, drip tray , drip plate, water reservoir , and frothing pitcher can be washed in the top rack of a dishwasher , or by hand in warm, soapy water . If washing by hand, be sure to ri[...]
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F EA TURES AND O PERA TION Priming After Long Periods of Non-Use F or the best tasting espresso, prime the espresso machine with fresh water after a long period of non-use. Priming will also ensure that the boilers are filled and the espresso machine is ready to operate. 1. Remove the reservoir , empty any stale water , replace, and fill the reserv[...]
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TROUBLESHOOTING âą If the power on indicator remains off and the boilers fail to heat when the On/Off Power Switch is pressed: Check to see if the espresso machine is plugged into a grounded 3 prong outlet. If it is, unplug the espresso machine, plug it back into the same outlet, and press the On/Off P ower Switch. If the espresso machine still do[...]
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T ECHNIQUES OF A B ARIST A 27 TECHNIQUES OF A BARIST A What is Espresso? .............................28 Overextraction & Underextraction .....29 Elements of Great Espresso ...............29 Espresso Brewing T echnique ..............30 A Glossary of Espresso Drinks ...........36 Te chniques of a Barista Section Contents P RO L INE âą S ERIES[...]
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What is Espresso? Espresso began as an attempt in the 1800s to quickly brew coffee on demand, by the cup. The goal was to serve the freshest, most flavourful coffee possible and avoid the burned, stale taste of coffee kept warm on a stovetop. T o speed the brewing process, coffee pioneers struck upon the idea of forcing water through the grounds un[...]
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29 Overextraction and Underextraction Brewing great espresso takes an understanding of what actually winds up in the cup when coffee is exposed to water . Roughly 30% of a roasted coffee bean is made of water soluble compounds. 20% of those compounds dissolve fairly easily , while the remaining 10% take a little more work â which is a good thing,[...]
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30 Great T asting Water An often overlooked element of great espresso is the brew water . If you donât enjoy the flavour of your tap water , donât use it to brew espresso â use bottled, purified water instead. Since it doesnât take long for fresh water to acquire a âflatâ quality and taste, itâs also a good idea to change the water in[...]
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31 T ECHNIQUES OF A B ARIST A âą Never rinse the portafilter with cool water if you are brewing additional shots. After knocking the old grounds from the filter , wipe leftover grounds from the basket with a clean towel. Make sure the filter basket is dry before adding more coffee. âą K eep the empty portafilter attached to the brew head when you[...]
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32 3. If the coffee in the portafilter has an imprint of the shower screen or the shower screen screw , there is too much coffee in the filter basket! Leveling Leveling the coffee after it has been dosed into the filter is a critical technique for great espresso. If the coffee isnât evenly distributed in the filter , tamping the coffee will creat[...]
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33 T ECHNIQUES OF A B ARIST A Continued⊠Proper T amping T echnique 1. The tamper handle should be grasped like a doorknob, with the base of the handle firmly against the palm. When tamping, try to keep the tamper , wrist, and elbow in a straight line. 2. W ith the bottom of the portafilter resting on a solid surface, gently press the tamper into[...]
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34 Shot V olume The brew group and boilers are heated. The fresh coffee has been ground, dosed into the portafilter , expertly leveled, and precisely tamped. Now comes the moment of truth: brewing! F or the best espresso, never extract more than a single shot (1 oz [30 ml]) using the small filter basket or a double shot (2 oz [60 ml]) using the lar[...]
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35 The Golden Crema A mark of fine espresso is crema, the dense golden foam of emulsified coffee oils that captures the essence of coffee flavour . Good crema should be thick and cling to the side of the cup when itâs tilted; the best crema should be able to support a sprinkling of sugar for nearly 30 seconds. T roubleshooting Espresso As It Brew[...]
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36 Espresso Con P anna Espresso topped with a dollop of whipped cream. Espresso Lungo Espresso âpulled longâ â that is, brewed with a greater than normal shot volume. This technique produces caffeine-heavy espresso which is thinner , lighter -coloured, and less full-bodied than normal. T o make espresso lungo, brew 1.5 oz (45 ml) using the sm[...]
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W ARRANTY AND S ERVICE I NFORMA TION 37 T otal Satisfaction W arranty for Canada ........................38 Arranging for W arranty Service...............................39 Arranging for Service After the Warranty Expires ................40 W arranty Information Section Contents W ARRANTY AND SERVICE INFORMA TION P RO L INE âą S ERIES[...]
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38 TOT AL SA TISF ACTION W ARRANTY FOR CANADA KITCHENAID CANADA DOES NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other [...]
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39 W ARRANTY AND S ERVICE I NFORMA TION âą First review the T roubleshooting section on page 26, to possibly avoid the need for service or visit our web site at www .KitchenAid.ca âą If you reside in Canada and your KitchenAid Âź PRO LINEâą Series small appliance should fail within the first two years of ownership, simply call our toll-free Cust[...]
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40 ARRANGING FOR SERVICE AFTER THE W ARRANTY EXPIRES âą First review the T roubleshooting section on page 26 o r visit our web site at www .KitchenAid.ca âą If you do not have access to the internet, consult your telephone directory for a designated KitchenAid Canada Servicer near you. If one is not listed contact KitchenAid Canada Service from a[...]
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Âź Registered T rademark/âą T rademark of KitchenAid, U.S.A. KitchenAid Canada licensee in Canada. © 2004. All rights reserved. Specifications subject to change without notice. dZw504 FOR THE W A Y ITâS MADE. Âź Âź[...]
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MODĂLE DE CAFETIĂRE Ă EXPRESSO 4KPES 1 00 T able des matiĂšres ..............................3 SĂ©curitĂ© â cafetiĂšre Ă expresso ............4 Consignes de sĂ©curitĂ© importantes ......5 Preuve dâachat et enregistrement du produit ..................6 Alimentation Ă©lectrique.......................7 Introduction Cette section comprend : 1 I[...]
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2 La prĂ©paration dâun excellent expresso est un rituel artistique et technique intimement liĂ© au rendement de la cafetiĂšre. La cafetiĂšre Ă expresso de sĂ©rie PRO LINE TM de KitchenAid Âź allie qualitĂ© commerciale et conception dâavant-garde pour offrir une nouvelle expĂ©rience de dĂ©gustation de cafĂ©s expresso Ă la maison. Les deux chau[...]
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T ABLE DES MA TIĂRES I NTRODUCTION 3 TECHNIQUES BARIST A Quâest-ce que lâexpresso ? .................................................. 28 Surextraction et sous-extraction ........................................ 29 Avant lâinfusion : Ă©lĂ©ments dâun excellent expresso Grains de cafĂ© frais ..................................................[...]
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4 SĂCURITĂ â CAFETIĂRE Ă EXPRESSO Votre sĂ©curitĂ© et celle des autres est trĂšs importante. Nous donnons de nombreux messages de sĂ©curitĂ© importants dans ce manuel et sur votre appareil mĂ©nager. Assurez-vous de toujours lire tous les messages de sĂ©curitĂ© et de vous y conformer. Risque possible de dĂ©cĂšs ou de blessure grave si vous ne [...]
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I NTRODUCTION 5 Lors de lâutilisation dâappareils Ă©lectriques, il est important dâobserver en tout temps certaines prĂ©cautions Ă©lĂ©mentaires, notamment : 1. V euillez lire toutes les directives. 2. Ne touchez pas aux surfaces chaudes. Utilisez les poignĂ©es ou les boutons. 3. Nâimmergez pas le cordon, les fiches ou la cafetiĂšre dans l?[...]
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6 Gardez toujours une copie du reçu de caisse indiquant la date dâachat de la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso. Une preuve dâachat est requise pour bĂ©nĂ©ficier du service aprĂšs-vente couvert par la garantie. Avant dâutiliser votre cafetiĂšre Ă expresso, veuillez remplir la carte dâenregistrement emballĂ©e avec le produit et nous retourner celle-c[...]
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I NTRODUCTION 7 ALIMENT A TION ĂLECTRIQUE V olts : 120 c.a. uniquement Hertz : 60 REMARQUE : Cette cafetiĂšre Ă expresso a une fiche de terre Ă trois broches. P our rĂ©duire le risque de choc Ă©lectrique, il nây a quâune façon dâintroduire cette fiche dans une prise. Si la fiche nâentre pas entiĂšrement dans la prise, contactez un Ă©lec[...]
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9 CaractĂ©ristiques de la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso ..........................10 Avant dâutiliser la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso ..........................13 Infusion de lâexpresso .......................16 Chauffage du lait Ă la vapeur et production de mousse ..................19 PrĂ©paration de cappuccino ...............21 PrĂ©paration de cafĂ© au l[...]
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CARACTĂRISTIQUES DU MODĂLE DE CAFETIĂRE Ă EXPRESSO 4KPES 1 00 10 Illustration to come ModĂšle de cafetiĂšre Ă expresso 4KPES100 Indicateur dâalimentation Bouton dâexpresso Interrupteur dâalimentation On/Off Indicateur de tempĂ©rature de la chaudiĂšre Ă expresso Bouton dâeau chaude Cadran de rĂ©glage de la vapeur Indicateur de tempĂ©ra[...]
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TĂȘte dâinfusion La tĂȘte dâinfusion de format commercial est en laiton chromĂ© pour assurer une durabilitĂ© exceptionnelle et la stabilitĂ© de la tempĂ©rature dâinfusion. La chaudiĂšre dâinfusion est boulonnĂ©e directement Ă la tĂȘte, donc lâensemble dâinfusion chauffe rapidement et uniformĂ©ment. Bras Ă mousser et bec Distribuez de [...]
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12 P orte-filtre Le porte-filtre de format commercial est fait de laiton chromĂ© et prĂ©sente une poignĂ©e Ă©vasĂ©e facilitant la prise. Il suffit de tourner fermement vers la droite pour le fixer Ă la tĂȘte dâinfusion. P aniers-filtres Les paniers-filtres en acier inoxydable sâenclenchent dans le porte-filtre. Utilisez le petit panier pour un[...]
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2. Lavez le rĂ©servoir dans lâeau chaude savonneuse et rincez-le Ă lâeau propre. Le rĂ©servoir peut Ă©galement ĂȘtre nettoyĂ© dans le panier supĂ©rieur du lave-vaisselle. 3. Replacez le rĂ©servoir en vous assurant que les tubes dâeau sont Ă lâintĂ©rieur du rĂ©servoir . Les nervures sous le rĂ©servoir sâinsĂšrent dans les rainures de la [...]
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14 4. Assurez-vous que le cadran de rĂ©glage de la vapeur est fermĂ© en le tournant vers la droite, le plus loin possible. 5. Appuyez sur lâinterrupteur dâalimentation On/Off pour mettre la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso en marche. Lorsque la cafetiĂšre est en marche, lâindicateur dâalimentation sâallume, les deux chaudiĂšres commencent Ă chauff[...]
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15 C ARACTĂRISTIQUES ET FONCTIONNEMENT 6. Placez une tasse Ă cafĂ© sous la tĂȘte dâinfusion. Ne fixez pas le porte-filtre Ă la tĂȘte dâinfusion. 7. Appuyez sur le bouton dâexpresso â il nâest pas nĂ©cessaire dâattendre que la chaudiĂšre chauffe. Cela active la pompe Ă eau et remplit la chaudiĂšre dâinfusion dâeau. AprĂšs quelque[...]
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16 P our des rĂ©sultats optimaux lorsque vous infusez de lâexpresso, consultez la section « T echniques Barista » Ă la page 28. 1. Assurez-vous que le rĂ©servoir Ă eau est suffisamment rempli (le niveau dâeau devrait ĂȘtre entre les repĂšres de remplissage « max. » et « min. »). 2. SĂ©lectionnez le petit ou le gros panier -filtre. Utili[...]
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17 C ARACTĂRISTIQUES ET FONCTIONNEMENT 5. Appuyez sur lâinterrupteur dâalimentation On/Off pour mettre la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso en marche. 6. Attendez que la cafetiĂšre atteigne la tempĂ©rature de fonctionnement ; cela prend environ 6 minutes. Lorsque lâaiguille de lâindicateur de tempĂ©rature de la chaudiĂšre Ă expresso est dans la zone[...]
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11. La cafetiĂšre Ă expresso est munie dâune Ă©lectrovanne Ă trois voies qui Ă©vacue instantanĂ©ment la pression de lâensemble dâinfusion lorsque la pompe Ă eau est arrĂȘtĂ©e, donc le porte-filtre peut ĂȘtre retirĂ© immĂ©diatement aprĂšs lâinfusion. Enlevez le porte-filtre en tournant la poignĂ©e vers la gauche. Lorsque vous enlevez la m[...]
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C ARACTĂRISTIQUES ET FONCTIONNEMENT 19 Suite... Le chauffage du lait Ă la vapeur et la production de mousse demandent un peu dâentraĂźnement, mais la rapiditĂ© avec laquelle vous perfectionnerez ces aptitudes vous surprendra. La cafetiĂšre Ă expresso de sĂ©rie PRO LINEâą comprend tous les outils dont vous avez besoin : un pichet en acier inox[...]
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20 8. Lorsque la mousse de lait atteint environ les trois quarts du volume du pichet, baissez le bec Ă mousser dans le pichet pour finir de chauffer le lait Ă la vapeur . Maintenez le pichet inclinĂ© pour assurer un mouvement tournoyant dans le lait. Faites chauffer le lait Ă la vapeur jusquâĂ ce quâil atteigne une tempĂ©rature de 60 Ă 74 [...]
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PrĂ©paration de cappuccino Le terme cappuccino est un mot italien dĂ©rivĂ© de « capucin » , un ordre de moines qui portent des vĂȘtements de la couleur de cette boisson Ă base dâexpresso des plus populaires. Un cappuccino standard est un mĂ©lange de lait chauffĂ© Ă la vapeur et dâexpresso garni dâune couche de mousse de lait ; il est habi[...]
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22 Il est possible de distribuer de lâeau chaude Ă lâaide du bras Ă mousser pour prĂ©parer facilement du cafĂ© amĂ©ricain, du thĂ© ou du chocolat chaud. Le remplissage dâune demi-tasse dâeau chaude est Ă©galement une excellente façon de rĂ©chauffer la tasse avant dâinfuser lâexpresso. REMARQUE : Utilisez toujours un contenant vide po[...]
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C ARACTĂRISTIQUES ET FONCTIONNEMENT 23 Il est essentiel de garder la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso de sĂ©rie PRO LINE TM propre pour assurer lâinfusion du meilleur expresso possible. La prĂ©sence dâhuiles de cafĂ© Ă©ventĂ©es sur le porte-filtre, les paniers-filtres et le tamis gĂątera le goĂ»t du cafĂ© mĂȘme sâil est prĂ©parĂ© par le meilleur des e[...]
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24 âą Lavez le porte-filtre dans lâeau chaude savonneuse et rincez Ă lâeau propre. SĂ©chez Ă lâaide dâun chiffon doux. Ne lavez pas le porte-filtre au lave-vaisselle. âą Les paniers-filtres, le plateau dâĂ©gouttement, la plaque ramasse-gouttes, le rĂ©servoir Ă eau et le pichet Ă mousser peuvent ĂȘtre lavĂ©s dans le panier supĂ©rieur[...]
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C ARACTĂRISTIQUES ET FONCTIONNEMENT Amorçage aprĂšs une longue pĂ©riode dâinutilisation Po ur le meilleur expresso qui soit, amorcez la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso Ă lâaide dâeau fraĂźche aprĂšs une longue pĂ©riode dâinutilisation. Cette prĂ©paration assurera Ă©galement que les chaudiĂšres sont remplies et que la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso est pr[...]
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DĂP ANNAGE âą Si lâindicateur dâalimentation ne sâallume pas et les chaudiĂšres ne chauffent pas lorsque vous appuyez sur lâinterrupteur dâalimentation On/Off : VĂ©rifiez si la cafetiĂšre Ă expresso est branchĂ©e sur une prise Ă la terre Ă trois broches. Si elle est branchĂ©e, dĂ©branchez-la, puis rebranchez-la sur la mĂȘme prise et [...]
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T ECHNIQUES B ARIST A 27 TECHNIQUES BARIST A Quâest-ce que lâexpresso ? ................28 Surextraction et sous-extraction ........29 ĂlĂ©ments dâun excellent expresso ......29 T echnique dâinfusion de lâexpresso ....30 Glossaire des boissons Ă base dâexpresso .............................36 T echniques Barista Cette section comprend[...]
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Quâest-ce que lâexpresso ? L âexpresso est nĂ© dâune tentative, dans les annĂ©es 1800, dâinfuser rapidement une tasse de cafĂ© sur demande. Le but Ă©tait de servir le cafĂ© le plus frais et le plus savoureux possible et dâĂ©viter le goĂ»t de brĂ»lĂ© Ă©ventĂ© du cafĂ© quâon garde chaud sur une cuisiniĂšre. P our accĂ©lĂ©rer le processu[...]
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29 Surextraction et sous-extraction P our infuser un excellent expresso, il faut comprendre ce qui se retrouve rĂ©ellement dans la tasse une fois que le cafĂ© est exposĂ© Ă lâeau. Un grain de cafĂ© torrĂ©fiĂ© contient environ 30 % de composĂ©s hydrosolubles. De ces composĂ©s, 20 % se dissolvent assez facilement, alors que les 10 % restants prenn[...]
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30 Eau de qualitĂ© L âeau dâinfusion est un Ă©lĂ©ment dĂ©terminant de la qualitĂ© de lâexpresso quâon oublie souvent. Si vous nâaimez pas le goĂ»t de lâeau du robinet, ne lâutilisez pas pour infuser lâexpresso â utilisez plutĂŽt de lâeau purifiĂ©e en bouteille. Comme lâeau fraĂźche perd rapidement son bon goĂ»t, il est Ă©galem[...]
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31 âą Dosez et tassez le cafĂ© rapidement, et infusez immĂ©diatement. Cela empĂȘche le porte-filtre de refroidir considĂ©rablement. âą Ne rincez jamais le porte-filtre Ă lâeau froide si vous infusez encore du cafĂ©. AprĂšs avoir enlevĂ© la vieille mouture du filtre en le secouant, essuyez toute mouture restant dans le panier Ă lâaide dâun[...]
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32 V oici comment dĂ©terminer si le panier -filtre est trop rempli : 1. Remplissez le panier , Ă©galisez le cafĂ© et tassez bien (voir la section « T assage » suivante). 2. Fixez le porte-filtre Ă la tĂȘte dâinfusion, puis retirez-le immĂ©diatement. 3. Si le tamis ou la vis du tamis laisse une empreinte sur le cafĂ© contenu dans le porte-filtr[...]
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33 T ECHNIQUES B ARIST A Suite⊠La bonne technique de tassage 1. Il faut prendre la poignée du pilon comme une poignée de porte, la base fermement contre la paume de la main. Lorsque vous tassez le café, essayez de garder le pilon, le poignet et le coude alignés et droits. 2. Le dessous du porte-filtre reposant sur une surface solide, pressez[...]
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34 V olume de la dose L âensemble dâinfusion et les chaudiĂšres sont chauds. Le cafĂ© frais est moulu, dosĂ© dans le porte-filtre, Ă©galisĂ© de façon experte et tassĂ© avec prĂ©cision. L âheure de vĂ©ritĂ© est maintenant arrivĂ©e : lâinfusion ! P our obtenir le meilleur expresso qui soit, nâextrayez jamais plus dâune dose ordinaire (30[...]
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35 DĂ©pannage pendant lâinfusion Lorsque lâexpresso sâĂ©coule... ... sâil est de couleur cannelle plutĂŽt que brun foncĂ© : âą Assurez-vous que lâensemble dâinfusion et les chaudiĂšres sont bien chauds. âą Utilisez un mĂ©lange de cafĂ© moins acide. âŠsâil est blanchĂątre et prĂ©sente de minces filets bruns : âą Examinez votre tech[...]
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36 Espresso Breve Expresso garni de demi-crĂšme chauffĂ©e Ă la vapeur . Espresso con panna Expresso garni dâune cuillerĂ©e de crĂšme fouettĂ©e. Espresso lungo Expresso allongĂ© infusĂ© avec une dose dâun volume supĂ©rieur Ă la normale. Cette technique produit un expresso Ă forte teneur en cafĂ©ine plus clair et plus pĂąle, et moins corsĂ© qu[...]
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G ARANTIE ET INFORMA TION SUR LE SERVICE APRĂ S - VENTE 37 S ĂRIE P RO L INE âą GARANTIE ET INFORMA TION SUR LE SERVICE APRĂS-VENTE Garantie de satisfaction totale au Canada ..............................38 Comment vous prĂ©valoir du service aprĂšs-vente couvert par la garantie .....................39 Comment vous prĂ©valoir du service aprĂšs-v[...]
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38 KITCHENAID CANADA NâASSUME AUCUNE RESPONSABILITĂ POUR LES DOMMAGES ACCESSOIRES OU INDIRECTS. Certaines provinces nâautorisent ni lâexclusion, ni la limitation des dommages accessoires ou indirects de sorte que cette exclusion peut ne pas sâappliquer dans votre cas. La prĂ©sente garantie vous confĂšre des droits lĂ©gaux spĂ©cifiques, en [...]
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39 G ARANTIE ET INFORMA TION SUR LE SERVICE APRĂ S - VENTE COMMENT VOUS PRĂV ALOIR DU SERVICE APRĂS-VENTE COUVERT P AR LA GARANTIE âą Consultez dâabord la section « DĂ©pannage » Ă la page 26 ; il est possible que la rĂ©paration puisse ĂȘtre Ă©vitĂ©e ; ou visitez notre site W eb Ă www .KitchenAid.ca âą Si vous rĂ©sidez au Canada et que vo[...]
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40 âą Consultez dâabord la section « DĂ©pannage » Ă la page 26 ou visitez notre site Web Ă www .KitchenAid.ca. âą Si vous nâavez pas accĂšs Ă Internet, repĂ©rez dans lâannuaire tĂ©lĂ©phonique un fournisseur de service aprĂšs-vente KitchenAid Canada autorisĂ© situĂ© prĂšs de chez vous. Si vous nâen trouvez aucun, composez le 1 800 807[...]
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