Baratza Vario Bedienungsanleitung

Ceramic Burr Coffee Grinder

Operations Manual

Operations manuals are available in

the following languages at

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English.pdf

Spanish.pdf

French.pdf

Ceramic Burr Coffee Grinder

Thank you for purchasing the

VARIO™Coffee Grinder. With

the VARIO™, it’s now easier

than ever to make professional

quality coffee, whether at home,

the office, or your café. Below

are detailed descriptions of the

features that put the VARIO™in

a class of it’s own.

Precision, commercial-quality

ceramic burrs

Manufactured in Germany by

MAHLKÖNIG, the VARIO’s™

ceramic burrs are of the same

material and durability as the

industry’s highest-quality line

of commercial coffee grinders.

Ceramic burrs remain sharp for

up to twice the lifetime of the

highest quality steel burrs.

Grind on Demand with

electronic dosing

Grind on Demand operation

with electronically controlled

dosing grinds only the cof-

fee you require for each shot

directly into your espresso porta

filter or ground coffee bin for

Filter and French Press.

Innovative grind adjustment

system

Macro and Micro adjustments

are quickly and repeatedly

achievable with the intuitive

VARIO™adjustment system.

The range of grind and the ac-

curacy of the settings are truly

impressive. The VARIO™has

230 distinct settings of grind

from Espresso to French Press.

Quiet drive system

The VARIO™houses a high

torque DC motor with a belt

drive transmission. The precise

timing belt drive provides for

smooth, quiet operation and

thermal disconnection of motor

and burr casing. Additionally,

the VARIO™possesses an auto-

reset thermal safety circuit that

protects the motor from over-

heating.

Table of Contents

Introduction .......................................................................................... 1

Table of Contents ................................................................................. 2

Parts Identication ............................................................................... 3

Safety Information ................................................................................ 4

Initial setup and operation ................................................................... 5

Setting the Macro and Micro Grind Adjustment ............................... 5

Normal Grinding Operation ............................................................. 6

Programming Grind Dosing Times .................................................. 6

Burr Calibration ............................................................................... 8

Sleep Mode ................................ .................................................... 7

Cleaning the Housing and Hopper ................................................. 9

Removing the Upper Burr ............................................................... 10

Cleaning the Burrs .......................................................................... 9

Replacing the Upper Burr ............................................................... 10

Replacing the Bean Hopper ........................................................... 10

Automatic Cleaning ......................................................................... 9

Help and Troubleshooting ................................................................... 10

Warranty .............................................................................................. 11

PortaHolder™Installation ................................................................ 7

Grinding Notes .................................................................................... 12

Baratza Contact Information ................................................................ 13

Parts Identication

Whole bean hopper (250 grams)

Grind time adjustment buttons (2)

Manual grind button

Programable grind setting buttons (3)

Hopper lid

Micro grind adjustment lever

LCD grind time indicator

Start / Stop button

Upper burr carrier

Macro grind adjustment lever

Ceramic burrs

Ground coffee bin (250 grams.)

Grind button LED (3)

Important Information

Please read the information below

very carefully. It contains impor-

tant tips for the use, the safety and

the maintenance and care of this

appliance. Please keep these op-

erating instructions for future refer-

ence.

Your new VARIO™is rated for either

120 VAC or 230 VAC. Please con-

rm the voltage of your VARIO™

on the nameplate attached to the

bottom of the grinder. The 120

VAC Vario can be used from 100 to

130 VAC and the 230 VAC VARIO™

can be used from 200 to 240 VAC.

Please insure your supply voltage

range matches the nameplate volt-

age on you VARIO™.

Only clean the grinder housing with

a dry or slightly damp cloth.

Do not use this grinder for any-

thing other than its intended use

(i.e. grinding whole roasted coffee

beans). Maximum continuous duty

cycle is 25%. Longest continuous

grind time is 90 seconds.

Disassemble your grinder only as

directed in the care and cleaning

section of this manual. If you can-

not remedy a malfunction, please

visit the web at www.baratza.com

for assistance.

Repairs are to be performed only

by authorized service centers. An

improperly repaired grinder is a

source of risk to the user and voids

the warranty.

Baratza will not accept any liability

for damage or injury if the grinder

is used other than for its intended

purpose or is improperly operated

or repaired. All warranty claims will

be void.

For Your Safety

Do not operate the grinder with

a damaged cord or plug, or if the

grinder malfunctions.

Do not leave your grinder unat-

tended while turned ON.

Shut off and unplug the grinder

from the electrical outlet before

cleaning. To unplug, grasp plug

and removed from the outlet-never

pull on the cord.

Do not immerse the grinder, plug or

cord in water or any other liquid.

Initial Set Up

Place the Vario Grinder on a level

surface. Insert the hopper by lining

up the two small tabs on the base

of the hopper with their respec-

tive slots, turn clockwise until the

back tab lines up with the mark on

the back of the grinder. Insert the

plug into an AC outlet. Pour the

desired quantity of roasted whole

coffee beans into the hopper up

to a maximum of 250 Grams. Re-

place the lid. Ensure the ground

coffee bin or PortaHolder™is fully

inserted.

Setting the Macro and Micro

Grind Adjustment

Move the Macro lever up or down

to the desired range of grind size

(Note: whenever moving the Mac-

ro lever up the grinder should be

running). Set the Micro adjustment

lever to the middle of the scale.

Grind a small amount of coffee by

pressing the START button, then

pressing it again to stop. Check

the particle size. If the particle size

is close to what you desire, now

use the Micro lever to “ne tune”

your grind size. If the particle size

needs a big change, then adjust

the Macro lever to a new position,

then ne tune with the Micro lever.

The full range on the Micro scale is

equal to one “click” or position on

the Macro scale. With both levers,

moving UP produces a smaller

particle size and DOWN produces

a larger particle size. The actual

grind size for a particular setting will

vary depending on many factors,

including: degree of roast (light vs.

dark), freshness, humidity, type of

bean, oil content, etc. With use,

you will determine the setting that

is right for your taste, brewing style

and your favorite beans.

Normal Grinding Operation

Press the desired button (Espres-

so, Filter or Press). The blue LED

next to the button will light and the

display LCD will show the corre-

sponding programmed grind time

in seconds. Press START button

to begin grinding. While grinding,

the LCD will count down the sec-

onds to 0. When the LCD reaches

0 seconds, the motor will stop and

the display will reset again to the

programmed time. For greater

quantities of ground coffee, press

the MANUAL button then START.

The grinder will count up to a limit

of 90 seconds then shut off auto-

matically. At any time during MAN-

UAL, you can stop the grinding by

pressing the START button. The

motor will stop and the LCD will re-

set to 000. The limit of 90 seconds

is not user adjustable.

Programming Grind Dosing

Times

The VARIO™ is equipped with

three programmable dosing grind

times. The buttons are convenient-

ly labeled for Espresso, Filter and

Press. These programmable but-

tons only adjust the grinding TIME,

they do not adjust the coarseness

of the grind. Each button comes

from the factory with a preset time:

Espresso: 10 seconds, Filter: 20

seconds and Press: 30 seconds.

After adjusting the grind (particle

size) to your desired setting, press

the desired button, and then press

START. The grinder will run and

the display will count down from

the preset time.

The grinder will stop automatically

when time reaches 0. To stop at

any time during grinding, just press

the START button again. Depend-

ing on the amount of coffee ground,

you can easily program more or

less grinding time as follows:

1. Press the up or down arrow just

below the LCD display to adjust

the time. Press and hold the arrow

for 3 second to advance the time

more quickly.

2. Once you have reached the de-

sired time setting, press the corre-

sponding button (Espresso, Filter,

or Press) and hold for 3 seconds.

The time shown in the LCD display

will blink to conrm the setting is

stored.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 above for

each of the other two buttons.

The quantity of ground coffee you

need depends on the type of bean,

coarseness of the grind, brewing

method and personal taste. With

use, you will nd the most suitable

settings for your personal taste.

Sleep Mode

This is a programmable feature to

allow the lights and display to turn

off after a pre selected amount of

time elapses since last grinding.

Also there is the ability to “force”

it to sleep mode by pressing and

holding the START button for 3

seconds. As soon as the lights

turn off you can release the button.

Touching any button will “wake it

up” (but will not perform the func-

tion of the button pressed). To se-

lect sleep mode delay, press and

hold the MANUAL button for 3 sec-

onds until the display shows “S00”.

“S 00” means Sleep mode never

happens. The up or down arrow al-

lows selection for 3 minute delay

(S03), 5 minute (S05), 10 minutes

(S10), 20 minutes (S20), 30 min-

utes (S30) or innity (S00) . Press

the MANUAL button to store the

value you desire.

PortaHolder™Installation

Insert the PortaHolder™into the

grinder until it clicks. Then insert

your porta lter into the PortaHol-

der™ by tipping the basket down so

the lip of the porta lter slides un-

der and gets hooked by the hook

bracket at the top rear of the Porta-

Holder™ while the base of the bas-

ket is supported by the two metal

ngers that extend from the Por-

taHolder™ If the porta lter bas-

ket is not horizontal in the holder,

remove the screw and move the

bracket higher or lower in order to

level the portalter basket.

To use, insert your porta lter

into the PortaHolder™. Press the

desired dose button, then press

START. The grinder will run for the

preset dose time and stop automat-

ically.

Burr Calibration

of the VARIOTM

A secondary 2mm allen head cali-

bration screw has been added. It

is located in the round hole be-

tween the discharge chute and the

calibration grommet (see photo).

This calibration screw allows the

user to easily adjust the calibra-

tion in the ner direction while the

grinder running.

To make the adjustment, empty all

beans from the grinder, lower the

Macro and Micro levers all the way

to the bottom and run it briey to

expel any partially ground coffee.

Press the Manual button and then

the Start button. While the grinder

is running, raise the Macro arm all

the way to the top (Espresso). You

should not hear any change in mo-

tor speed. Now raise the Micro arm

up the midpoint. You should begin

to hear the motor slow (or labor a

little). If not, use the special Vario

tool (see photo) provided with your

grinder. Insert the tool and turn in

the ner direction until you begin to

hear the motor slow or labor. You

are done! If you do not have a tool

you can substitute a 2mm Allen

wrench and turn clock wise while

looking up at it.

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