Nespres­so Inis­sia & Aeroccino3 Black

1. Descale your machine at least once a year if you use soft water. Please click here to order a descaling kit.
Note: For hard water, descale twice a year. If you don't know what type of water you have, check the water tank - hard water tends to leave white marks.
2. Eject your capsules after each use.
3. Change the water tank regularly, and refill with fresh drinking water.
4. Empty and clean the capsule container and drip tray on a regular basis.
5. Before your first coffee, brew water without a capsule by pressing any coffee button.

When you do this, you pre-heat your coffee cup while rinsing the extraction system for a better coffee experience.

You may restore both buttons to factory settings by following these easy steps:

1. Begin with your machine turned off and plugged in.
2. While pressing and holding the Lungo button, turn the machine on.
3. Release the Lungo button after 3 seconds.
4. Your machine has now been restored to approximately 40ml for the Espresso cup and 110 ml for the Lungo cup.

Additionally, the cup buttons can easily be programmed to your personalised settings:
1. Fill your water tank.
2. Begin with your machine turned on, warmed up and without a capsule in the chamber.
3. Place your preferred cup under the spout, then press and hold the cup button you would like to program. Water will begin to flow.
4. Release the cup button when the cup has been filled to your desired level.
5. This button will now be programmed for that volume.

All the Nespresso machines are equipped with a 19-bar pressure pump, which provides the power needed to pierce the film of the capsule and release the coffee's 900 or so different aromas.

The shape of the Nespresso capsule has been specially designed to ensure that the pressurized water flows evenly through the ground coffee during extraction. The temperature and flow time are also set to ensure that each precious aroma is expressed.

If there is no coffee flow, please check that:

1. The main supply cord is not trapped between the water tank and the machine
2. The water tank is sufficiently full and correctly positioned
3. Your machine is turned ON (lights ON)
4. If there is low coffee flow, it means you may need to descale your machine.

1. For irregular blinking, please check that the machine is not in descaling mode (fast and regular flashing). With the machine ON, try to exit descaling mode by pressing both buttons for 3 seconds. The machine should stop blinking.
2. If there is no light, it means that this machine switches itself OFF automatically after 9 mins (factory settings). This time can be changed to 30 mins.
Procedure:
- Switch the machine OFF.
- Press the Espresso button for 3 seconds
- The Espresso button will blink to indicate the current setting (once for 9 mins, twice for 30 mins)
- Press the Espresso button once for 9 mins or twice for 30 mins
- To exit, press the Lungo button for 3 seconds

Your machine may actually have an air bubble. Air bubbles can block the flow of water through the spout. They usually occur if you run the machine without water in the tank or after a period of non-use. Fill the water tank, eject any capsule in the chamber, close the coffee lever and press the large cup button. Water should begin to flow from the spout. Be persistent as you may need to do this several times.