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The Jura Impressa Z6 is a [[:Category:Super-Automatics|super-automatic]] espresso machine which features a TFT display and programmable beverages. {{Description-Table
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== Machine Description ==
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Continuing Jura’s tradition of innovation and excellence, the Jura Impressa Z6 with P.E.P. is a bean to cup coffee center with 12 programmable one-touch beverage options and a number of innovations that raise the bar for automatic espresso brewing. Taking its name from the unique pulse extraction process used to produce specialty beverages of greater intensity and flavor, the Z6 is equipped with Jura’s latest Aroma G3 grinder for faster and quieter grinding and an RFID capable water reservoir for intelligent water filtration. Rounding out the package are Jura’s rotary switch and the full color TFT display that makes navigation and programming easy and intuitive so you can spend less time waiting and more time enjoying the coffee you love.
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The Z6 offers 12 customizable one-touch drink options the can selected from the menu on the TFT display. Jura allows you to program each aspect of the drink down to your exact specifications and you can even give nicknames to your favorite beverages. The machine brews with a 15 bar high-performance pump and stainless steel-lined, aluminum thermoblock heating system. The Variable Brewing Unit lets you prepare your drinks with anywhere from 5-16 grams of coffee and the Intelligent Pre-Brew Aroma System (I.P.B.A.S.) soaks the grounds prior to brewing for richer espresso extraction. The amount of water used per beverage, coffee strength (10 settings), brewing temperature (3 settings) and hot water temperature (3 settings) can all be programmed to your liking. Both the coffee and milk spouts are height adjustable to accommodate cups between 3.2 - 6 inches (coffee) and 3.2 - 6 inches (milk) respectively. Both spouts can be set to illuminate your cups with white or amber light while brewing.
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Jura's pursuit of espresso perfection has also led to the development of the Aroma G3 grinder. Using conical steel burrs, the Aroma G3 grinds quickly and gently thanks to the perfected cutting angles that produce 60% less residual grounds. The result is a quieter grinder that preserves more of the flavor and aroma of the freshly ground beans while operating twice as fast. Depending on your preferences, the grinder can be set to one of six degrees of fineness. The bean hopper located on top of the machine prevents beans from clumping with a vented design that feeds them separately into the grinder. The hopper can hold up to 9.9 oz. of whole bean coffee and features an aroma preservation lid to seal in freshness. Lastly, the hopper actively monitors the level of beans and will alert you when it needs to be refilled. The Z6 is also equipped with a bypass doser that allows you to fill the brew group directly using pre-ground coffee.
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In order to produce hotter milk beverages quicker than ever, the milk system on the Z6 has no wait time when transitioning between frothed and steamed milk. Milk volumes for all beverages can be adjusted by time (in seconds) with specific durations set for your preferred type of milk (steamed or frothed). Additionally, milk temperature can be set to one of 10 settings for both steaming and frothing for incredibly customizable beverage specialties. The milk spouts also double as a hot water dispenser for drinks like tea and cocoa and can be set to dispense at one of 3 temperature settings with adjustable volume.
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The water reservoir features a number of unique attributes that distinguish it from other Jura models. Located on the left side of the machine, the reservoir can hold up to 81 oz. and features blue light illumination. The Z6 is one of the first Jura machines to use RFID technology for automatic recognition of water filters and accurate monitoring of their lifespan. For easier access and refilling, the water reservoir is completely removable from the front of the machine.
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Navigating the menus of the Z6 is made easy and intuitive thanks to the rotary switch and full color TFT (Thin Film Transistor) display. The rotary switch (a Jura innovation) makes it easy to browse and select beverages, program drink settings and other menu options. The vibrant full color display showcases all possible drink options and displays the status of the beverage you're currently brewing. The display also provides assistance in the form of maintenance alerts to let you know when machine needs your attention.
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To save energy when not in use, the Z6 features an energy save function and a Zero-Energy Switch. When in Energy Save Mode (E.S.M) the machine enters a low power mode to reduce consumption from 16 watt-hour to 6 watt-hour. This feature will help you cut down on energy costs as well as minimize the machine’s impact on the environment.
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The Z6 has integrated rinsing, cleaning and descaling programs and can be programmed with your water hardness for more accurate maintenance feedback. The machine also monitors the levels of the water reservoir, bean hopper and drip tray. Alerts are communicated via the TFT display when something needs to be addressed. Included with the machine is a multi-compartment milk system container designed for use when cleaning the milk spouts with Jura's Rinza milk frother cleaner.
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==Basic Usage==
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==Cleaning & Maintenance==
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===Cleaning Coffee System===
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The coffee brewing system can be rinsed at any time through the maintenance menu of the machine. This does not need to be done on a particular schedule, because the machine should automatically prompt you when to complete the cleaning cycle. It is, however, necessary to run the cycle when the machine prompts you and should not be neglected. If this maintenance cycle is neglected unpleasant flavors can develop in the brewed drinks. The recommended cleaning product for this cycle is [https://www.wholelattelove.com/products/jura-capresso-2-phase-cleaning-tablets Jura-Capresso 2-Phase Cleaning Tablets].
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===Rinsing Milk System===
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A rinse of the milk system should be completed any day that the machine is used to make a milk based drink. The dual spout milk dispensing system must be cleaned regularly with Jura Milk System Cleaner in order to maintain proper function. Depending on how the machine is programmed, the machine may not automatically prompt you to complete this cycle.
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===Dual Spout Cleaning===
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The milk spout assembly must be taken apart for cleaning any day that the machine was used to make milk based drinks to maintain machine function and keep the parts sanitary. The disassembly and cleaning instructions for this spout can be found in the video below: {{#ev:youtube|https://youtu.be/eHWLL26uq1A|480|center}}
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===Changing Water Filter===
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This machine uses a Clearyl Smart water filter automatically prompts you on when to change the water filter. Instructions for activating and installing this filter can be found on pp.39-40 of the machine manual. Use of this filter means that you do not have to descale the machine.
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===Descaling===
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The machine will automatically prompt you to descale. Descaling is not required if the Clearyl Smart filter is installed in the machine. The only descaling product that should be used is [https://www.wholelattelove.com/products/jura-capresso-descaling-tablets Jura-Capresso Descaling Tablets]. The frequency of descaling will depend on the hardness of the water in the machine. Instructions for descaling the machine can be found on pp.46-48 of the machine manual.
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== Troubleshooting ==
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===No Crema or Bad Tasting Shots===
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===Flow Issues===
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If the milk spout is flowing incorrectly or milk is spraying out then the milk spout is dirty and needs to be cleaned. Run a [[#Rinsing Milk System|milk circuit cleaning cycle]] and disassemble the [[#Milk Spout Cleaning|spout for cleaning]].
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If very little water or steam is coming from the frothing wand, then the connector may be blocked by milk residues or scale buildup.
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#Gently remove the cappuccino frother from the wand.
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#Unscrew the black connected with the hexagonal hole on the measuring scoop that came with the machine.
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#Clean the connector.
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#Reattach the connector and screw it on by hand, and then gently tighten it with the scoop tool. Do not tighten it more than a quarter turn after getting the connector on hand tight or it may damage the part.
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There are a couple of different reasons the coffee could be flowing slowly.
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#The coffee grind is set too fine, and the fine coffee particles are blocking the flow of water. Try adjusting the grind to a coarser setting.
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#The Clearyl filter is blocking the flow of water, and may be due for replacement.
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#There is scale buildup in the system and the machine should be [[#Descaling|descaled]].
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If the machine is not recognizing that the bean hoppers are empty, or if the machine gives a "Fill bean container" error even though the hoppers are full then the grinding mechanism needs to be cleaned. Instructions for cleaning the grinding mechanism can be found on p. 48 of the machine manual.
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If the "Empty drip tray" error will not clear then the metal contacts on the drip tray are dirty or wet. Wipe the contacts off and dry them thoroughly before reinserting the tray into the machine.
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The machine was exposed to cold or freezing conditions, and the machine will not operate until the machine has reached room temperature.
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==Diagrams & Manuals==
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{{Support-Documents
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|title              = Jura Impressa Z9
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|machine_manual      = [[File:IMPRESSA_Z9_Machine_Manual.pdf|150px|none]]
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Jura Impressa Z6

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Install It

  1. Find a swanky spot in your home for your new machine to live, preferably where the morning sun shine down on your new, personal barista.
  2. Get the power cord and the accessories out of the box.
  3. Plug the machine directly into an outlet. Don't plug it into surge protectors, extension cords, or timers.
  4. Fill the water tank.

Educate Yourself

There are a few things you should know before heating up your super-auto for the first time to keep the the espresso flowing and the milk frothing. In the video on the right, you'll learn all about recommended roasts, water hardness, grind settings, milk frothing and the brew group—or, as we like to think of it, your super-auto's inner barista.

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5 Things New Super Automatic Espresso Machine Owners Should Know



Get the Right Beans

Coffee is all about the caffeine (er... flavor), and super-autos don't disappoint, though, they are a teensy bit picky when it comes to certain roasts. In particular, super-autos are oily-bean-averse, meaning they don't like extra dark or flavored beans, as they tend to gunk up the grinder. Watch the video on the right to learn how to choose the beans of your dreams and keep your grinder clean.

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How To: Coffee Bean Selection and Grind Settings for Bean to Cup Machines



Find the Right Grind

Consistency is key when it comes to grind size. With super-autos, you can just set it and forget it, but it's good to know how to fine tune for your favorite roasts. A good rule of thumb to keep in mind: light roasts and small volumes such as in espresso need a finer grind, while dark roasts and long coffees favor a coarser grind. Watch the video on the right to learn more.

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How To Adjust Grind Size on a Super Automatic Espresso Machine