WMF WMF 1000pro S Manuel utilisateur

WMF1000pro

User Manual EN

The ﬁrst premium machines that bring the

highest quality coffee from the world‘s ﬁnest

addresses right to your home.

WMF has been involved in the preparation of coffee since 1880.

The ﬁrst WMF large coffee machine dates back to 1927.

Just 30 years later, in 1955, the great victory campaign of

WMF coffee machines began, when WMF brought the Italian

espresso to German restaurants with the ﬁrst fully automatic

espresso machine. This was followed by a multitude of ground‑

breaking innovations, which brought WMF world‑wide success.

WMF was then the ﬁrst manufacturer to follow the fully automatic

espresso with the latte macchiato at the touch of a button for the

restaurant trade.

The innovative WMF force and typical quality combined with

many years of experience are the basis of the reputation that

WMF professional machines enjoy today.

Today you will ﬁnd WMF coffee machines in the world‘s ﬁnest

restaurants. And the WMF 1000 pro brings the highest quality

coffee from the world‘s ﬁnest restaurants right to your home.

The ﬁrst professional coffee machine for

the home:

The WMF 1000 “Blitz” from 1954

Introduction and General Information

Parts of the machine

Milk button /

Milk foam button

Minus button / Care button /

Aroma button

Plus button / Aroma button

P button / Conﬁrm /

Preheat cup button

Removable drip tray

with drip tray grid

Water tank

Adjustable height

All‑in‑One professional

spout with integral milk

foamer

Coffee grounds container

Beverage buttons

Hot water spout

Hot water button

DisplayManual insert Heated cup storageBean hopper

Off/C button / Timer

Preheat cup

Milk hose

Refrigerated milk tank

(optional)

The WMF1000pro is a professional, fully automatic coffee machine.

The coffee machine is intended for private use and has been developed

based on our experience and knowledge of high‑performance coffee

machines for restaurants and hotels.

The WMF1000pro offers you a unique range of beverages and access

to well‑established technology. You will be impressed by the machine‘s

technical design, long service life, and especially by the quality of the

coffee it produces.

The WMF1000pro prepares espresso, ristretto, café crème, latte, espresso

macchiato and can make two glasses of latte macchiato or two cups of

cappuccino at once. It can also provide hot milk and hot water to be used

for tea, for example.

In addition to the successful features offered by the WMF1000pro,

including a selection of 12 specialties at the touch of a button, the

patented WMF Connect and Clean milk system rinse and the WMF

professional technology, the WMF 1000 pro includes additional unique

innovations, all in the pursuit of just one goal: to produce yet again a

decisive advance in coffee quality.

The new WMF All‑In‑One professional spout•

The innovative WMF Steam‑Jet cup preheating system•

The new WMF Perfect Extraction System•

WMF‘s innovations raise the bar.

In the restaurant business ‑ and now at home.

Congratulations on choosing your WMF 1000pro.

Table of Contents

Introduction and General Information 1

Parts of the machine 1

Before you begin 6

User manual signs and symbols 6

Start-up 8

Unpacking and setting up 8

Test the water hardness 8

Prepare the water tank 8

Insert the WMF water ﬁlter 8

Assemble the milk hose 9

Fill the water tank 10

Connect the milk hose to the milk 10

Fill the coffee bean hopper 10

Start-up program 11

Basic settings 11

Operation 15

Prepare coffee beverages 15

Beverage button overview 15

Example: Prepare two glasses of latte macchiato 16

Set coffee strength for the next beverage 16

Coffee preparation using the manual insert 17

Preparing milk and milk foam 17

Dispensing hot water 18

General beverage preparation 18

Cancel beverage preparation 18

WMF All-In-One professional spout 19

Adjusting the height 19

WMF Steam-Jet cup preheating 19

Control buttons 20

Operating and lighting concept 20

Switching the coffee machine on and off 21

Switching on 21

Switching off 21

Switching the coffee machine on and off in timer operation 22

Setting the automatic switch-on time 22

Display timer operation 22

Manual switch-on for timer operation 22

Settings 24

Cup size (Cup volumes) 24

Beverage settings 25

Grinding degree setting 28

Check the grinding degree using the WMF Perfect Extraction System 28

Set the grinding degree 29

Basic settings 30

Read counters 31

Table of Contents

Care 33

Care overview 33

General care program 34

Call up the care program 34

Warm-up rinse/Coffee system rinse 35

WMF Connect and Clean milk system rinse 35

Cleaning the machine - Cleaning program 36

Replace water ﬁlter 38

Descale coffee machine 39

Manual cleaning 41

Clean the milk system 41

Clean the brewing unit 43

General cleaning 45

Tips and Tricks for Perfect Coffee Beverages 46

Tips and tricks 46

Twelve international specialties at the press of a button 49

Messages and Tips 50

Operating messages 50

Empty coffee grounds container 50

Reﬁll water tank 50

Empty drip tray 50

Bean hopper is empty 51

Insert coffee grounds 51

Change ﬁlter 51

Side door open 52

Grinding degree too ﬁne? / Brewing unit stopped up? 52

Error messages and malfunctions 53

Error messages on the display 53

Problems with no error display 54

Safety 57

Safety instructions 57

Hazard instructions 58

Correct use 59

Warranty/Guarantee 59

24-Month Premium Service and Maintenance 60

WMF Service Center 60

WMF 1000 pro service ticket 61

Transport and disposal of the coffee machine 63

Accessories and Spare parts 64

Scope of supply 64

Optional accessories and spare parts 64

Technical Data 65

Index 66

Introduction

Before you begin

Read this user manual before you begin making coffee. Only then can you use all of the

functions, operate the machine safely and spoil yourself with a wonderful cup of coffee.

Additional components of the user manual:

Brief manual for beverage dispensing/care•

User manual signs and symbols

Hazard instructions

Attention!

Risk to machine!

General danger!

Attention!

Risk to user!

Attention!

Hot liquid!

Attention!

Hot surface!

Attention!

Risk of electric shock!

Attention!

Risk of hand injuries!

Tips and hints

Hint Cross‑reference

Tip

Always follow the safety instructions in the “Safety” chapter on page 57.

Introduction

Readiness state

The descriptions in the user manual always assume that the coffee machine is ready to operate.

Glossary

Term Meaning

• Listings, selection options•

>Individual activities, individual steps>

Italics Description of coffee machine state and/or explanations

of steps carried out automatically

WMF All‑in‑one professional spout Combination coffee spout and milk foamer

WMF Connect & Clean Automatic milk system rinse

WMF Perfect Extraction system For the perfect grinding degree setting

WMF Steam‑Jet Cup preheating

your selection pls

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Start‑up program

Start-up

Unpacking and setting up

Unpack coffee machine and set it up on a stable, horizontal support>

Always follow the safety instructions in the “Safety” chapter, starting on page 57.

Check the coffee machine for possible transport damages

Plug the connector into a grounded outlet>

Insert drip tray and drip tray grid>

Test the water hardness

Brieﬂy dip carbonate hardness test strip into water (approx. 1 second)>

One minute later, read the degree of hardness on the colour scale of the test strip package>

The water hardness is set during start-up.

Prepare the water tank

Remove the water tank from the coffee machine>

Remove all accessories from the water tank>

Rinse the water tank thoroughly with tap water>

Do not put the water tank back into the machine yet. The milk hose must be assembled ﬁrst.

Insert the WMF water ﬁlter

The WMF water ﬁlter ensures the best coffee quality and protects the coffee machine from calcium

deposits.

With water hardness 0‑4, do not use a water ﬁlter.

Remove the built‑in ﬁlter from the front of the water tank

>[1]

Place the cartridge adapter on the water spout supports from above (lock pulled) and ﬁx it by

pressing the lock down [2]

Water tank

Drip tray and drip tray grid

Cable compartment

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