249401

Coffee Maker and Grinder

Electronic filter coffeemaker with integrated coffee grinder. Fresh coffee at all times! The grind of the beans and the strength of the coffee is adjustable. With a high-quality conical grinder and a capacity of 250 grams of beans. The ground coffee is automatically placed in the coffee filter. The grinder can also be disabled so that each filter grind, such as decaf, can also be used in the coffeemaker. The coffeemaker has a capacity of 1.25 litres, suitable for 10 to 12 cups, and features an anti-drip, hot plate, 24-hour timer and switches off automatically. Fully electronic LCD operation.

Coffee Maker and Grinder




Fresh coffee whenever you want it!

This electronic filter coffee maker has an integrated coffee grinder.
The grinder can be disabled so that any type of coffee,
such as decaffeinated coffee, can also be used.





Determine your own grind

The grind level of the beans and the strength of the coffee is adjustable. Features a high-quality conical grinder, which can hold 250g of beans. The ground coffee is automatically placed in the coffee filter.







A delicious pot of coffee

This coffee maker has a capacity of 1.25L and is suitable for making up to 10 to 12 cups. It features an anti-drip mechanism, hotplate, 24-hour timer and automatic shut-down function. Fully electronic LCD controls. Comes complete with a traditional glass pot.




Specifications

EAN Code
8712836279469
Voltage
220-240 V
Product family
Household Classic
Material
Stainless Steel
Capacity (2)
10-12 Cup(s)
Special Feature (1)
Glass jar
Wattage
1100 W
Color
Black
Brand
Princess
Capacity (1)
1.25 Liter(s)
Accessories (1)
Glass jar
Special Feature (2)
Glass jar

Recipes

Cappuccino

Cappuccino, the Italian classic. This can now also be prepared at home with the Princess...
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Coffee frappé

The perfect ice coffee, this drink will be your favourite in the summer. A delicious summer ice...
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Classic Irish Coffee

Classic Irish Coffee, a great drink for after dinner or during cold winter evenings...
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General Questions

  1. The indicator light is off.
    The appliance is probably not connected properly. Correctly plug in the appliance. If the indicator light still fails to switch on, contact Princess.
  2. The brewing process is taking too long and the machine is making more noise than it normally does.
    There's too much limescale in the machine, you need to descale the coffeemaker.
  3. How do I descale my coffeemaker?
    You should descale your coffeemaker approximately every 2 to 4 months; this of course depends on how often you use the coffeemaker and how hard the water is in your area. You can use liquid or powdered descaling agents, which should be used according to the information on the packaging.
     
    For descaling with white vinegar, dilute 2 cups of vinegar with 2 cups of water. Pour the cold descaling solution into the water tank, place a paper filter or permanent filter in the filter holder and place the glass coffeepot with the lid on in the appliance. Switch on the appliance. Once half of the descaling solution has run through the appliance, switch off the appliance and leave to act for 1 hour. Then switch it back on and run the rest of the solution run through the appliance. After descaling the coffeemaker, be sure to run clean water through it two or three times.
     
  4. Can I use my glass pot in the microwave?
    Only if the pot does not have metal parts.
     
  5. Can I put my coffeepot in the dishwasher
    Yes, you can place the glass coffeepot and filter holder in the top rack of the dishwasher.
  6. Why does the coffee take so long to brew and why is it overflowing in the filter holder?
    Make sure you are using one filter (some paper filters stick together). If you are using a permanent filter, you no longer need to use a paper filter.
  7. What type of filter should I use?
    You can use a single paper filter or permanent (nylon or metal) filter. Both are available in the shops.
     
  8. What type of water should I use?
    Avoid water with a high mineral content that will give the coffee a strange taste. Tap water is ideal. Most chlorine will disappear when the boiling point is reached. Limestone is flavourless, but prevents the water from running smoothly through the coffeemaker: the more there is, the longer it takes for the water to run through the coffeemaker.

Manual

Manual
Coffee Maker and Grinder