The Nespresso machine is supplied with a German plug + CH adapter.

You will find all the information above under "100 free coffee". This offer is limited to one new Nespresso machine per client account and per receipt and cannot be combined with other Nespresso offers. Purchases and registrations must be made before 7 January. So it's likely to be a bit tight. Unless you order one as soon as possible and collect it from one of our branches. That way, you could pick it up as early as tomorrow. For this type of request, I advise you to contact our Customer Service department directly, so that they can give you a personalised response.

Yes, you can dispense hot water with the De'Longhi Nespresso Citiz EN 167 machine, although this is not directly designed as a hot water dispensing function. Here are the steps to get hot water: - Place a cup under the coffee spout. - Remove the capsule if one is inserted. - Press and hold the espresso or lungo button until the desired amount of water has been dispensed. This process can also be used to rinse the machine or to preheat the coffee cups.

No, with the Nespresso CitiZ machine (EN167.B) it is not possible to select which coffee should come out after the heating time during the heating process. The machine must first be heated up, which takes about 25 seconds. Only after the machine is ready (indicated by steady lights) can you insert the capsule and press the corresponding coffee dispensing button (espresso or lungo) to prepare the coffee.

The De'Longhi CitiZ (NESPRESSO Original) capsule machine is primarily designed for use with coffee capsules, but it does not offer a special function for dispensing hot water alone. There is no integrated option to dispense only hot water for tea or other purposes.

The colour is a very light cream, with a European plug. On request, we received an adapter free of charge, which remains fixed to the Euro plug.

That doesn't happen with me!

Hello, I think I remember receiving a few sample capsules in the package when the machine was delivered. LG

You can find the information on the product page in the section [100.- coffee for free].

And what is the question now? ;-)

Digitec is obliged to supply electrical appliances with a Swiss plug. If the appliance is supplied with a foreign plug, a suitable replacement cable should be supplied if the mains cable is pluggable or, alternatively, a suitable adapter if the mains cable is permanently connected. If the appliance is delivered without a suitable plug, complain to the customer service and insist on a cable or an adapter, free of charge.

No idea. Are likely to find the answer on the internet

Our machine came without an adapter (>2 years ago). The description says with adapter (as of today).

Unfortunately, we do not have precise information on this and have no way of obtaining it. Sorry.

The machine has been in operation for over a year now. But I haven't noticed any whirring in standby yet.

No, 3-pin Swiss plug.

Question 1: Different manufacturers can produce slightly different machines visually, despite the same model range (e.g. Citiz model). The one offered here at digitec is from De'Longhi. The second is film could have been made by Krups or Turmix, for example. Unlike the capsules, the Nespresso coffee machines are not made by Nespresso itself, but by third-party manufacturers. However, you shouldn't notice any differences, as it's the model (e.g. Citiz) and not the manufacturer that matters. Question 2: You can only set the automatic switch-off to 9 or 30 minutes or deactivate it completely. However, you can switch the machine off manually at any time. Question 3: The heating time is not 9 minutes, but the automatic "energy-saving switch-off". The heating time is around 25 seconds. However, you can usually give the command to make coffee while the machine is still heating up. The coffee runs out automatically after the 25 seconds. P.S. I am not a Nespresso expert, so all information is without guarantee ;)