Koenig Finessa
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Koenig Finessa


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You can set the cup fill volume directly using the respective beverage button: 1. Place a cup under the spout. 2. Press and hold the desired button. 3. Once the desired amount is in the cup, release the button. 4. The amount is saved and can be adjusted during dispensing. The programmable amount is 25 to 250 ml.
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After starting, press and hold the small or large cup button a second time until the desired amount is reached. Releasing the button saves the fill volume.

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Press and hold the desired beverage button until the desired amount has been dispensed, then press the same button again to save it. The cup fill volume is programmable from 25 ml to 250 ml.
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Press and hold the desired beverage button until the desired amount is reached in the cup. Press the same button again afterwards to save the fill volume. The volume can be set between 25 and 250 ml.
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The cup fill volume can be programmed from 25 ml to 250 ml. Place a cup under the spout and hold down the desired beverage button. As soon as the desired amount is reached, release the button; the setting will be saved.
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The grinder may be clogged or worn out, resulting in too little coffee being ground. Check if the coffee grounds are lighter or thinner than usual, and descale the machine if necessary.
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4 months ago

According to my research, magnets of this kind are frequently used in coffee machines to detect whether components have been inserted or are closed. In the Koenig Finessa, they are usually found on the drip tray, the capsule container, the lever or front flap, or, less commonly, on the water tank. The magnet serves to signal to the machine that the relevant part has been correctly inserted or closed.
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In my experience, the coffee grounds can sometimes be a little soggy. But it could just as well be that something is 'reddening' due to the high pressure involved. I would keep an eye on it and, unfortunately, send it in for repair if necessary.

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