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WPM KD-310 maintenance: what the manual says
WPM’s manual lists 8 maintenance jobs for the KD-310. Each is below with how often and the sentence it comes from.
What to do, and how often
| Job | How often | The manual’s sentence |
|---|---|---|
| Portafilter & basket soak | Rinse after each use |
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| Drip tray empty & clean | After each coffee making session; also at regular intervals |
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| Group head wipe / flush | After each coffee making session |
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| Professional service | Any maintenance beyond cleaning |
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| Steam wand purge & wipe | After each use |
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| Steam wand deep clean | ST CLEAN reminder at 300 steam uses; machine locks at 400 until cleaned |
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| Group-head circuit cleaning program (CO CLEAN) | When CO CLEAN shows at the preset water usage (50 / 100 / 180 L, user-set) |
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Left to a technician
| Job | How often | The manual’s sentence |
|---|---|---|
| Group gasket replacement | Every year |
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The settings
Group head thermoblock temperature
Range: 86 to 98 °C.
“Group head thermoblock temperature: adjust the coffee thermoblock temperature (range: 86-98°c); press “-” or “+” to change the setting and press “ ” to save.”
Factory setting: not stated.
Step-by-step guides
What the manual does not say
7 jobs with nothing stated
- Backflush (detergent)
- Backflush (water)
- Descale
- Shower screen clean
- Shower screen replacement
- Water filter / softener replacement
- Water tank clean
Notes from the research
- Maker domain wpmcoffee.com (WPM / G.M.P. Industrial, Welhome brand) is not in the allowlist; WPM has no allowlist entry.
- No descale procedure or interval, although the warranty excludes thermoblock scale from not using distilled water or irregular cleaning.
- CO CLEAN is a machine-alerted group-circuit clean whose method (detergent? blind disc? descaler?) the KD-310 manual does not state; recorded as other rather than as a backflush.
- No shower screen, water tank or filter guidance.
Sources
Researched on .
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Community: the maker’s text, hosted somewhere else, usually by a retailer.