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H0532EN0003 - 2017

9100 ES 2FB

OPERATOR MANUALOriginal instructions / Translation of the original instructions

EN USA

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Copyright © All rights reserved. This manual may not be translated or copied or reproduced in any form or by any means in whole or in part without the prior written consent of N&W GLOBAL VENDING GROUP.

N&W GLOBAL VENDING GROUP issues no explanations or guarantees with regard to the contents of this publication and ex-pressly disclaims all responsibility for any implied guarantees. N&W GLOBAL VENDING GROUP reserves the right to revise and change the contents of this manual without notice.

Published by N&W GLOBAL VENDING GROUPVia Roma 24 - 24030 Valbrembo (BG) Italy

Published in 2017, week 09.

The symbol indicates that the machine may not be disposed of as ordinary waste; it must be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the European directive 2002/96/CE (Waste Electrical and Electronics Equipments - WEEE) and of any resulting na-tional laws, for preventing any possible adverse effects on the environment and on human health.For correct disposal of the machine, contact the dealer from whom you have purchased the machine or our after sales service.

All packing materials shall be disposed of in a manner which is safe for the environment.

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englishINTRODUCTION 3SAFETY 4

TECHNICAL DATA 6proDuCT prEsENTATIoN 8ExTERNAl CAbINET 8INTERACTIvE gESTURES 9

opErATIoN IN NormAL usEr sTATus 10REqUEST bEvERAgE 11mACHINE STATUS 12mACHINE CAbINET 13

mAINTENANCE 14mAINTENANCE ROUTINES 14wEEklY 16DEEp ClEANINgS 22

prEvENTIvE mAINTENANCE 26fAILurE LIsT 36ElECTRIC pANEl 40ACTIvATION bOARD 41TOUCH SCREEN CpU bOARD 43

pOwER SUpplY bOARD 45bOIlER CONTROl bOARD 46

ELECTrICAL DIAgrAms 48HYDRAUlIC CIRCUIT 53HYDRAUlIC CIRCUIT 55HYDRAUlIC CIRCUIT 57ACCESS TO THE pROgRAmmINg mENUS. 58ENTERINg THE vAlUES 61DAIlY ACTIONS 63SElECTION SETTINgS 64mACHINE SETTINgS 73mACHINE INFORmATION 81ENERgY SAvINg 89pAYmENT SYSTEmS 91ImpORT / ExpORT 99SYSTEm 99

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INTRODUCTIONAccording to the requirements of the customer, the service technician can program different functions into the ven-ding machine.

The machine dispenses hot espresso drinkshot instant drinkshot water. orhot espresso drinkshot/cold instant drinkshot water.

Use only fresh coffee beans or instant products made for vending machines.

The machine is delivered with electronic touch screen. All communication with the machine, such as drink selection, rinsing functions, data retrieval and settings, is carried out by using the touch screen selection buttons.All parts to be cleaned are designed in a light blue colour (for regular cleaning) and in a dark blue colour (for deep clea-ning). All parts of action are supplied in a green colour.

If the vending machine is not used ac-cording to its purpose, the manufacturer cannot take on any liability.

This operator manual is valid for several variants of the vending machine. The-refore, it is possible that in this operator manual you may find instructions for operating elements that are not installed in your vending machine.

This technical documentation is part and parcel of the vending machine and must always follow the machine in case it is moved or by transfer of ownership.

This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

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SAFETY• Before starting installation and using themachine, it is first necessary to carefullyread and understand the instructionscontained in this manual, as they offerimportant information on installationsafety, operating instructions andmaintenance.• This manual describes the loading androutine maintenance operations which arecarried out in areas of the machineaccessible with simple use of the doorkey, without using any other tools.• The vending machine may not be subject to frost during operation, storage and transport.

- If there is the risk of frost in the area ofthe installation site of the machine,voltage to the machine may not bedisconnected.

- If there is the danger of damage due tofrost, the service technician must checkand replace boiler, hoses and valves ifrequired prior to reconnecting thevending machine and he shouldadditionally carry out a functional test.

• The vending machine may not be installed outside.

• The vending machine should only beinstalled and repaired by qualifiedpersonnel, who are trained in the correctuse of the machine according to thestandards in force and who have thespecific knowledge of the machinefunctioning from a point of view ofelectrical safety and health regulations.

• Safety devices must not be bridged or put out of function.

• The vending machine must be con-nected to the drinking water line and to the electric line in compliance with localregulations.

• The vending machine has to be placed in a horizontal position.

• The vending machine must be con-nected to a secured electric circuit.We recommend to install a fault currentsafety switch. The connections must bemade using an earthed safety plug so-cket complying with valid regulations.

• After the machine has been installed, the power supply plug must be accessi-ble.Never touch the power supply plugwith wet hands or plug it in if theplug itself is wet.The liquids dispensed by the vendingmachine are very hot! To preventscalding, hands (and/or otherparts of the body) must be keptaway from the outlets while drinksare being prepared and dispensed.

• If the power supply cable of the vendingmachine is damaged it may only bereplaced by a service technician.

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• Do not attempt to fill several cups bypressing the pot button. There is dangerof injuries.

• Only authorised and qualified person-nel may clean, fill up and set the vendingmachine.• The vending machine may not be clea-ned under a water jet and is not suitable for installation on surfaces next to whichwater jets are being used (e.g. for clea-ning).

• Use only original spare parts.

• Observe the local regulations!

• Regular cleaning of the vending ma-chine is necessary for functional and hygienic reasons. When cleaning, take care of sharp edges. There is danger of injuries!• To clean the cabinet only use cleaningagents approved by the food industry.

• Clean the inside and outside of thevending machine by using a damp clothand do not splash it.

• After cleaning, make sure that allcomponents are correctly reinstalled.

• Every machine is identified by its ownserial number indicated on the rating plate attached at the rear of the vendingmachine. This plate is the only oneacknowledged by the manufacturer asidentification of the machine. Thetechnical data of the vending machine are given on the rating plate.When the yellow special key is insertedin the slot of the door switch,the voltage is re-established to themachine.The door can be closed only afterremoving the key from the doorswitch.

If power is turned on, be careful notto touch moving parts and electricalcomponents.

Door switch:When the door is opened, a specialswitch ensures that there is no accessto energized or moving parts.Any operation requiring the machineto be energized with the dooropened must be carried out exclusivelyby qualified personnel informedabout the specific risks ofsuch situation.The machine may be energized byqualified personnel by inserting aspecial yellow key into the doorswitch.Before starting any maintenanceoperation requiring parts of the espressobrewer unit to be removed,the machine must always beswitched off.By means of class 1 LEDs.LEDSs are generally shielded by aglass front or an aesthetic panel.The light of LEDs may be noxious ifyou directly look at it without thesepanels.

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TECHNICAL DATA

The technical data of the vending machine are given on the rating plateDimensions Height:

Width: Depth:

875 mm (with feet)1005 mm (with external canister)450 mm525 mm

Weight 165 lbElectric connection

Power supplyPower consumption

120 V 1+N

The vending machine must be earthed! In addition, it is recommended to install a fault current safety switch.

Power consumption: 1260 WHeating element: 1100 W

Connecting cable: Fuse:

Approx. 1.8-3.5 m (varies, depending on local requirements).Switching power supply, input: T2A, output: T12.5A

Water connection

Water system connec-tion:

The vending machine must be connected with the potable water system accordingto the provisions in force in the place of installation of the equipment.

Min. back pressure: Max. pressure:

without chiller: 11.6 psig 123.2 psig

Hose connection: Connect the water network with the 3/4” gas union of the water inlet solenoid valveby means of a tube that can support the network pressure and of a type suitable forfoodstuffs (min. inner diameter 6 mm.).It is recommended to apply a water tap on the water network outside the machine inan accessible position.Let water come out of the water network until it is clear and free of any trace of dirt.

Boiler capacity: 0,8 lCapacities Solid waste container: Approximately 422.7 oz

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Drip tray: Approximately 30.4 ozStandard external espresso coffee bean canister (with capacity reducer):

Approximately 105.8 oz (6.6 lb)

InternalCoffee canister full volume :

Approximately 28.8 oz (1.8 lb)

Standard Instant ingredient canister:

Approximately 91.3 oz

Further system requirements

Ambient temperature. Min. 39.2 F - max.89.6 F (-2/+0) at 80% RH

Noise level: The A-weighted sound pressure level is below 70 dB.When the vending machine is not provided with credit mechanism and it shall be installed in field, the following markings shall be added permanently: - The credit mechanism can be used are one at the following:manufacturer MARS and designation MEI CF7512, ormanufacturer MARS and designation MEI VN2712U, ormanufacturer MARS and designation MEI VN2762RU5M, or manufacturer USA Technologies and designation G9,and - Vender is not to be operated without credit mechanisms.

Before starting the installation:

Check for adequate space for correct ventilation. A distance of ~55 mm is required from the rear side of the machine to the wall. Check for clear space of 525 mm in front of the machine to allow the door to be opened.Ensure that the supply voltage corresponds to the voltage indicated on the rating plate which is located on the rear wall of the machine.Check the connections and make sure that the national voltages and tolerances are provided.The machine must be earthed.Ensure that the fuse of the group to which the machine is connected is in accordance with the national regulations.If required, ask for detailed information on voltage.

Subject to changes.THE mACHINE musT bE posITIoNED AT A sAfE DIsTANCE of 100 mm (AT LEAsT) from ITs bACk pANEL

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PRODUCT PRESENTATION

EXTERNAL CABINET

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2

3

4

5

7

8

6

Fig. 1

1- Cabinet2- Door3- Coffee canister4- Touch screen panel5- Advertising poster6- Door lock7- Cup holder (drip tray)8- Pot platform

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INTERACTIVE GESTURESTo navigate and interact with the equipment, the following interactive gestures are required:

TAp

Tap icons, features and objects to activate or open contextual menus.

movE / DrAg

To move / drag icons and objects touch and move / drag to another location.

sCroLL

Slide the finger on the touch screen to the right, left, up or down to scroll through the values, screens and functions.

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OPERATION IN NORMAL USER STATUSThe representation and arrangement of icons/screens in this manual is approximate and may vary from the one displayed on the machine depending on the configuration (layouts, themes, and/or icons)In normal operation, the machine displays the screen with the available selections.In the event that an anomaly is detected by the control elec-tronics, a message will be displayed, indicating the type of fault / error:Some selections may be disabled with some types of failures (for example, empty powder containers, ...)

Fig. 2

1- Access to the status panel2- Date and time display area3- Available credit display area4- Language change icon5- Keypad

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REQUEST BEVERAGETouch the desired beverage.The screen with beverage customizations is displayed

Fig. 3

1- Beverage name2- Beverage quantity 3- Beverage intensity (only for coffee-based beverages)4- “Dispense” button5- “Jug” button6- Beverage nutritional information 7- “Cancel beverage” button8- Beverage price (if applicable)

Therefore, to:bEvErAgE IN THE Cup

- Place the cup under the nozzles - Customize the beverage according to your taste - Touch the “Dispense” button - The beverage is dispensed

fILL A jug

- Place the pitcher under the nozzles - Customize the beverage according to your taste - Touch the “Jug” button - Touch the “Dispense” button - The beverage is dispensed a few times in a row.

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When the drink is being dispensed, a screen with the animation indicating the stage of preparation of the beverage is shown.Touch the entertainment icons to change the displayed content (video, weather, news, ...).At the end, the message “Pick beverage” will be displayed.The “Stop” button (if enabled) allows to instantly stop dispens-ing.

Fig. 4

1- Beverage preparation animation2- Entertainment content area3- Entertainment icons4- “Stop” button

MACHINE STATUSYou can view the status of the machine (eg residue containers level, containers level, ...) using the status panel.To open the status panel, touch the top of the touch screen and drag down. The status panel displays the status of trays and containers: - Text or symbol in green color if there aren’t “alarms” - Text or symbol in red color the canisters or waste containers which are in “pre alarm” (e.g low powder products, full solid waste,..)

To hide the status panel, touch the bottom of the touch screen and drag up.

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1- Door2- Instant ingredient canister3- Mixing funnel with whipper housing4- Mixing funnel hood5- Cash box (option)6- Retaining pin for cup carrier7- Drip tray8- Coffee waste container9- Dispense head10- Brewer outlet hose11- Coffee diffuser12- Brewer inlet hose13- Coffee funnel14- Internal coffe canister15- External Coffee Canister16- Mixer

MACHINE CABINET1

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5

67

8

9

10

11121314

15 16

Fig. 5

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MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE ROUTINES

Interval Type of work / Check Tools / Materials for the job

Regular:

Every time replenishingof ingredients isrequired

Opening and disconnecting the machine

Removing the waste containers

Filling the instant ingredient canisters

Filling the coffee bean canister

Cleaning the cup carrier

Cleaning the drip tray

Cleaning the machine interior and exte-rior

Mounting the cleaned parts

Rinsing machine

Last check

1 bucket of hot water (140-176 F) with cleaningagent.

1 bucket of clean warm (min. 104 F) waterSoft clean cloths or paper towelsIngredients

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Interval Type of work / Check Exchange kit (hygiene kit)

Occasional

Once a month

Cleaning the instant ingredient canisters.

Cleaning the coffee bean canister.

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Fig. 6

WEEKLY

opENINg AND DIsCoNNECTINg mACHINE

Turn the door key clockwise in keyholeand open door.

If power is turned on, be careful not to touch moving parts and electrical components

Fig. 7

prEpArINg for fILLINg of CANIsTErs

Remove lower drip tray and the upper plate, clean the parts with a sprayed wipe.

Fig. 8

Remove waste bucket and lower plate, empty coffee waste. Clean all the remo-ved parts and the base of the machine with a sprayed wipe.

Ensure that the sensors in the liquidcontainer are not covered by theplastic liner in solid waste container.

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Fig. 9

Reset drip tray counter. Tap “Empty solid waste”.

Fig. 10

fILLINg THE INsTANT INgrEDIENT CANI-sTErs

Remove sugar canister(optional): turn it up pull it outward then press the green lever below. Put it on a talble.

Fig. 11

Pull up instant canister outlets.

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Fig. 12

puLL up proDuCT ouTLET THEN rEmo-vE IsTANT CANIsTEr (oNE AT TImE).

The instant ingredient canistersshould be labelled to avoid ingredients being poured into wrong canisters.

Fig. 13

Put canisters on a table, open lids then fill them with products. Clean outside canisters before place them back into machine.Repeat procedure until the requirednumber of canisters have been filled.

Clean instant canister table. and place canisters back.

fILLINg THE CoffEE CANIsTErs

Fill according to use of ingredient and only through open lid with canister still inside machine.When filled in this way, the capacity of the waste containers and the coffee bean canister are balanced.

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Fig. 14

Close upper coffee outlets.

Fig. 15

Lift internal coffee shelf up.Fig. 16

Pull internal coffee shelf outward.

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Fig. 17

Close internal coffee shelf outlet. Pull out canister and place it on a table.

Fig. 18

Pull out external coffee canister. Place it on a table.

Fig. 19

Open internal canister lid, cut product bag, fill coffee and close lid. Clean inside coffee canister once a mounth.

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Fig. 20

Open external canister lid, cut product bag, fill coffee and close lid. Clean inside coffee canister once a mounth.

Fig. 21

Clean outside coffee canisters. Place them back.

Fig. 22

CLEANINg DrIp TrAy

Unscrew the knurl that fix external drip tray, clean external drip tray with a wet wipe.

Place it back

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Fig. 23

DEEP CLEANINGS

CLEAN ALL THE oTHEr pArTs

Remove head of mixing bowls, spray into the m, clean with wipe and replace the head of mixing bowls.

Fig. 24

Remove mixing bowls and pipes, exhaust system area and mixer plates.

Fig. 25

Remove hot water and diffuser hoses, remove them from the frontal arm, remo-ve diffuser from nozzle support.

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Fig. 26

Unscrew the knurls that fix nozzle sup-ports to frontal bar.

Fig. 27

Remove all the hoses, brewer cover and funnel for the coffee powder. Remove brewer.

Fig. 28

Wash parts using cleaning materials, finally wash with clean water. Dry the parts accurately: head of mixers, exhaust system parts, funnell for coffee powder and brewer.Reassemble dried parts. Be careful with proper positioning of hoses.Place back all the canisters, open coffee shutters.Push down instant canister outlets.

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Fig. 29

rINsINg mACHINE

For rinsing: close the door (or simulate door closing by placing the yellow key into its slot) select “Wittenborg” then “Maintenance” and “Daily operations”.

Fig. 30

Chose the to be rinsed then press OFig. 31

Clean internal and external side of the door with wet wipe.

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Fig. 32

Clean the whole cabinet with wet wipe.

Fig. 33

Fill in the HACCP documentation book. Remove the yellow key, close the door and start up.

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gENErAL INsTruCTIoNs

Before starting any adjusting operations requiringparts of the unit to be removed, themachine must always be switched off.

- The operations described in the pro-ceeding pages should be carried out only by qualified personnel, who are trained in the correct use of the machi-ne according to the standards in force and who have the specific knowledge of the machine functioning from a point of view of electrical safety and health regulations.

The grinder is fitted with a sensor that counts the number of rotations of the grinding wheels, allowing the control software of the machine to determine the number of rotations and thus the grams of coffee for each single selection.With the programming procedure, it is possible to set the grams (6 to 15 gr) of ground coffee (rotations of the grinder) for each selection.

ImportantNever touch the adjusting knob of the grinder. Always call a technician for adjustment / calibration of grinder!

The grinder requires a period of 50 selections to allow the grinder to “run in”. After this period the coffee empty detection becomes stable. A complete coffee bean canister contains 250 - 300 selections so thegrinder should be correctly “run in” by the time the coffee bean canister is empty for the first occasion.

Fig. 34

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

rEpLACE brEwEr LowEr o rINg AND LowEr CoffEE fILTEr

- Remove the brewer. - Rotate the brewer unit in position to remove the filter. - Unscrew the lower metal filter.

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Fig. 35

- Unscrew the lower metal filter.

Fig. 36

- Remove the lower filter holder (keep pressed lower piston at the bottom).

Fig. 37

- Remove O-Ring.

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Fig. 38

- Fit back the lower filter holder.

Fig. 39

- Fit a new metal filter, a new screw with sealing and fasten it.

Fig. 40

rEpLACE uppEr CoffEE fILTEr brEwEr uppEr o rINg AND o rINg brEwEr ouTLET

- Remove the brewer. - Loosen the hand screw of upper piston and pull theplastic key out its slot.

a

b

a

b

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b

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Fig. 41

- Rotate piston and unfasten the two screws alternately on both sides.

Fig. 42

- Unscrew the green plastic ring and remove the filter and the blue O ring.

Fig. 43

- Remove the small sized O-Ring with a small screwdrive.

a

b a b c b

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Fig. 44

- Fit a new O-Ring.

TOP

BOTTOM

Fig. 45

- Reposition the upper filter holder on brewer, make sure that it is placed cor-rectly, flat face upwards.

F

Fig. 46

- Fit a new metal filter on green ring and then turn the ring on piston until it stops. (fig. 41 - a) Take care that the letter „F“ engraved on the filter is on the outside face (Fig. 41 - b)

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b

a

b

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Fig. 47

- Refit the blue O ring or fit a new blue O ring

Fig. 48

- Insert the spacer inside the infusion chamber.

Fig. 49

- Rotate the side handles of brewer in order to close it;keep the unit in that po-sition with one hand and fasten alterna-tively the 2 screws on top. Ensure that the screws are well tightened.

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b b

a

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Fig. 50

- Move the upper piston holder in ‘home’ position, secure it with the side green key and fasten the knurl.

Fig. 51

- In case the spring of the scraper falls off, reposition as indicated.

Fig. 52

- Reposition the upper filter holder on brewing unit.

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Fig. 53

- Open the brewer and pull out the spa-cer manually. - Fit back the brewer unit.

Fig. 54

rEpLACE grINDEr bLADEs

- Remove the grinder bracket from ma-chine: - Close the shutter. - Pull outward the coffee canister. - Remove the bracket. - Disconnect electrical cables.

Fig. 55

- Remove with Allen key the self adju-sting screw. - Unscrew and remove the upper disk holder.

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Fig. 56

- Unfasten the 3 screws fixing the disk and pull it out.

Fig. 57

- Fit back and tighten the upper disk holder, close it and open ten teeths backward from the lower grinder posi-tion. - Fit back with Allen key the self adjusting screw. - Fit and secure the back circlip on self adjusting screw.

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Notes

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FAILURE LIST

pump fAuLT 1...7If the current absorption of a pump is not between the range of default values, all the selections in which the pump is involved are disabled.

fAuLTy mIxEr 1...6 (wHIppEr fAuLT)If the current absorption of a mixer motor is not between the range of default values, all the selections in which that mixer is involved are disabled.

soLENoID vALvE 1...7 (vALvE fAuLT)If the current absorption of a solenoid valve is not between the range of established values, all the selections in which that solenoid valve is involved are disabled.

sHorT CIrCuIT mosfET

The machine fails if a device intended to control direct current motors on the actuation board (mosfet) remains active.

sHorT CIrCuIT

This failure is displayed if the software should detect a short-circuit on one of the direct current motors connected with the actuation board. A failure may be simultaneously detected on one of the direct current motors.

voLumETrIC CouNTEr

No counting of the volumetric counter within a maximum time.

INsTANT boILEr

The machine stops if the instant boiler water has not reached the temperature after having heated for 20 minutes since you powered on the machine or last made a selection.

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CoffEE uNIT fAILurE The position control microswitch of the coffee unit is read du-ring the whole dispensing cycle. According to the micro readout and the dispensing phase of the unit, any failure is declared by locking the selections based on espresso coffee. CoffEE uNIT - mICro uNIT fAILurE -While the brew unit is being handled, the control micro is not operated within a certain time limit. This failure may be associated with another positioning failure of the coffee unit.CoffEE uNIT - sTArT uNIT fAILurE -The microswitch signals the coffee unit has not moved from the stand-by position.CoffEE uNIT - brEw uNIT fAILurE -The control micro signals that the coffee unit has not reached the brew position.CoffEE uNIT - DIspENsINg uNIT fAILurE -During the brew phase, the control micro signals that the espresso unit is being handled.

CoffEE uNIT - DIsCHArgE uNIT fAILurE -At the end of the brewing phase, the control micro signals that the coffee unit has not reached the “used dose discharge” position.CoffEE uNIT - sTANDby uNIT fAILurE -The control micro signals that the brew unit has not moved back to the stand-by position after having discharged the cof-fee dose.

EsprEsso boILEr

The machine stops if the boiler water has not reached the tem-perature after having heated for 10 minutes since you powered on the machine or last made a selection.

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CoIN mECHANIsm

The machine stops if it should receive an over 2-sec. pulse on a validator line or if the communication with the serial coin mechanism is not longer than 30 seconds (Executive protocol) or 75 seconds (BDV protocol).

fb brusH

It is due to a positioning error of the scraper. The machine is not locked, but the selections based on fresh product are disabled..

DrIp TrAy fuLL The liquid residue container float operates the “Liquid residue container full” micro-switch.Empty the liquid residue container and reposition it to reset the fault.

DrIp TrAy NoT prEsENT

The liquid residue container does not operate the micro switch indicating the presence of the container.Check that the liquid residue container is correctly positioned inside the machine.

wATEr TANk EmpTy

Lack of water from the mains or self-feeding tank.Make sure that the machine is connected to the water mains and that the tap is open or the tank is full of water.Touch the “Reset” button to restore the operation of the machi-ne.

EmpTy CoffEE

The grinder exceeds the normal speed for more than 5 secon-ds.Instant beverage products remain available.Make sure the coffee bean container is full.

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mACHINE boArD

Lack of communication between the machine board and the CPU board.Check the electrical connections between the two boards.

EsprEsso Low TEmpErATurE

The espresso boiler temperature is lower than the minimum temperature programmed to dispense espresso.Wait for the minimum dispensing temperature to be reached.

EmpTy DosEr 1...7The minimum level of instant powder in the container associa-ted with motor-doser has been reached.The signal is active if they controls on instant powder contai-ners are activated.Check the level of instant powder in the containers.

EmpTy EsprEsso DIspENsEr 1...2The minimum level of coffee beans in the container has been reached.The signal is active if they controls on coffee beans containers are activated.Check the level of coffee beans in the containers.

wATEr LEAkAgE

The Air-break micro switch signals the lack of water conti-nuously following the opening of the water inlet solenoid valve or the activation of the self-feeding pump (filling of the air break). Check that there are no water leaks in the hydraulic circuit of the machine (disconnected hoses, …)

mACHINE DATAbAsE NoT AvAILAbLE

The database that manages the machine configurations is not present on the machine, it cannot be loaded or created.

AIr-brEAk fILLINg TImE ouT The air-break micro switch does not report the achievement of the water level in the Air-break in the allotted time during filling.Check the water network.

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ELECTRIC PANELTo access the electrical panel, remove the instant products containers.Remove the containers and the metal cover to access the com-ponents of the electrical panel.The fuses are accessible from the door of the electrical panel cover.The electronic boards are designed to be used on several models of machines.In case of replacement, it will be necessary to verify the con-figuration of the board and load the adequate software.

1

2

5

67

3

4

Fig. 58

1- Noise filter2- Activation board3- ExEcutivE coin mech transformer (if present)4- Boiler control board5- Power supply board6- Transformer primary fuse7- Transformer secondary fuse

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ACTIVATION BOARDBoard is powered in 24 V.Power is supplied from the power supply board.The board is placed in the electrical panel of the equipment and manages: - the activation of the various users. - sensors control signals (level, presence,...)

The LEDs indicate: - DL1 (18) green LED - DL2 (30) green LED flashes during normal operation - DL3 (15) yellow LED that indicates the presence of +5Vdc - DL4 (29) yellow LED flow meter pulses - DL5 (28) not used - DL6 (33) not used - DL7 (32) red LED indicates the operation of the heating ele-ments of the boiler

+

+

1

+

+

+

+

+

+

2

21

1

+

1

R499

C4

R434

R284

T51

R22

C3

R349

C127

R63

R270

R344

D60

R414

T84

R265

R25

D22

R119

R412

R367

SW1

R246

D33

R134

R202

R329

R292

R135

R15

R404

R360

R504

D61

R379

R215

R485

R357

C14

C93

R266

R257

C57

R264

R256

C83

R116

C80

R241

R392

T111

R351

R332

R311

R91

R249

C140

T86

D53

R269

D88

C87

R436

R172

R177

R220

C22

R229

R362

R316

R510

R222

R221

R350

R29

R103

T85

R394

T5

C128

J1

C32

T28

R226

R356

C154

R285

R487

T10

R45

T1

T112

R206

R260

R210

R137

T48

C56

R42

C71

C74

R516

R30

C7

JP1

C12

R407

J11

R81

C134

R462

R199

C25

D16

T82

R71

R149

R72

R467

C9

D83

R307

R297

D6

D15

R521

R358

J21

R238

T36

C161

R145

D14

R318

R503

R386

R230

R114

R47

R381

D41

R70

D52

R509

C41

L2

T53

J4

R144

R305

R24

R426

R4

R471

C94

R500

R140

R338

R218

R161

R43

C82

R465

T69

D25

R286

R243

R183

R213

J15

R359

R152

R207

T87

D40

C115

R168

J2

R232

R194

C30

R164

R282

R178

R477

C47

R60

T91

C33

R314

T115

R18

C122

D32

R346

R267

R117

C70

C151

R274

C79

D27

R170

R150

R444

T2

R288

R495

R408

R374

R19

R219R189

R387

R261

R188

T40

R216

R493

T79

R141

T33

R474

T24

R278

C124

R320

R406

R13

R102

T35

R513

R498

R343

R78

D13

R90

D19

D58

R46

R57

T54

T44

R428

R101

R421

C90

D18

R491

D48

R27

R214

R481

J7

R254

R23

R445

R106

R212

D38

C21

R429

R126

R17

J20

T65

R416

R127

R109

C69

R120

R277

R105

J5

R271

T77 C136

D90

R342

T49

R290

C99

R159

D76

D7

C38

R233

T55

R180

R460

T15

D17

R48

R235

C76

R287

C150

R390

R52

R95

R68

R242

R181

R515

R345

R377

R420

R131

R302

R36

R8

R337

T50

R403

R248

R125

R323

T76

R431

C104

R118

R375

R330

R259

R389

R380

D28C112

R186

T60

R511

U13

R289

R62

DL5

R423

R236

R401

C159

R197

D26

C8

R339

R73

C139

R272

R122

D92

R501

DL4

R441

R142

R191

C153

R21

R37

R370

R502

R473

R111

R262

R31

C50

R193

R331

T68

R7

R419

C65

D87

R446

R488

C17

R133

R321

R363

R300

T114

R301

R154

C135

T39

R82

R167

R100

T95

R463

R33

R2

R28

RL12

R382

C110

R20

R93

R279

R129

R478

T20

R65

D30

C54

R153

R173

R171

T52

D42

R283

R385

R348

C106

C2

R398

C97

R41

C84

R250

NODO3

R80

C118

R32

R44

R227

T27

R56

R418

R393

R195

R456

FL1

T56

C132

R327

D86

D51

C27

R66

R304

C86

R371

C5

R209

R113

D36

T92

C101

R200

R124

R162

L1

D59

R520

R10

R59

C111

R156

JS1

R34

C100

R293

T83

R468

R231

NODO2

C121

C119

C107

R333

C162

T22

C120

C28

R224

R49

R454

R253

JP3

R355

R492

R335

J14

R108

R440

C113

R361

C24

C77

D45

R16

C72

R237

R115

D50

R439

D85

C117

R291

DL6

T23

T47

C156

R281

R176

J10

R155

C103

C157

R369

J19

R397

T12

R263

R312

T31

R258

R443

C102

R51

R110

R247

T37

R514

R308

R506

R322

D37

R174

R182

C29

R336

R86

T116

R69

T34

R417

R433

C60

JP2

C55

R53

R425

R328

R400

R175

R208

R518

R280

T70

C96

J18

R157

T66

R432

C62

C89

C26

D75

C92

T94

R245

J13

C95

R347

DL3

R169

C10

R9

D23

R55

R517

R424

C11

C81

R89

R190

R273

C131

R505 R223

R395

J16

R309

C78

R132

R427

R54

R448

R205

R268

C59

R368

R341

R201

R196

RL9

D57

R396

DL2

R3

C18

R455

R204

R435

T43

R94

C51

R489

R35C125

R50

R85

D84

R411

T74

R123

R298

R67

C133

R472

R317

R319

R39

C98

C37

R130

R97

C58

C19

C39

J6

R483

C61

R442

T8

R490

T62

R38

FL2

D46

R496

R251

D56

R83

R480

C63

R405

T63

R138

R228

T113

C53

T17

R1

R352

R508

C108

R192

T13

C138

R225

R354

R187

T38

R482

R399

D20

R163

R158

C31

R179

R244

D47

C160

C52

J8

R376

R365

C114

R58

R92

D43

C15

R294

D11

D35

R99

D31

J3

C20

T97

T18

R296

C73

R325

R128

T64

R40

R391

R107

R139

R74

T3

R275

R383

T7

R378

C91

R313

R5

R430

R364

R136

R160

R303

D8

DL1

J12

R373

C137

R112

R234

J17

D82

R252

C149

R299

C105

C34

R166

R372

R366

R77

C46

T90

R276

C64

R384

R388

R306

R98

DL7

R422

C152

R64

R486

R447

R413

R512

D29

D12

R151

C42C4

4

R240

R184

C88

R415

R315

R310

R402

R104

R476

C68

C48

R84

C109

R324

R334

R96

R79

R494

T73

R353

T96

C116

C49

J9

R470

R497

R507

R438R6

R217

R255

R410

R409

R295

D24

T67

R203

R475

R519

R61

D21

C130

R148

R26

R326

R239

D62

C75

R143

R211

R484

R121

T78

R437

C85

R14

R469

C6

R11

T59

C23

T32

R340

R146

R466

RL5

RL6

RL7RL8 RL1

RL2RL3RL4

22

242526272830 293233 31

23

9

10

1112

141516

13

17

1918

20

21

8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

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Fig. 59

1- (J11) Boiler control board / boiler sensor2- (J14) Top panel switch3- (J16) Coin mech engine4- (J6) Fan / level sensors power supply5- (J15) Not used6- (J18) Motor-dispensers / grinding adjustment engine7- (J9) Vibration pump8- (J8) Grinder / coffee release electromagnet9- (J19) Tea motor-doser/ Infuser unit engine

Infuser unit engine control10- 24V Safety Relay11- 24V Safety Relay12- (JP1) Not used13- (J21) Refrigeration unit (if present)14- (JP3) Watchdog input jumper (closed)15- (DL3)16- 5V presence YElloW lEd17- (J12) Solenoid valves (instant and main) / Mixer 18- (J3) Upkey19- (DL1) Green LED20- (J10) Liquid residue container contact / dispensing compartment lighting21- (J5) Board power supply 24V22- (J7) Not used23- (J2) can bus24- (J1) can bus25- (JP2) can bus jumper (open)26- (J13) Flow meter / level sensors27- (J20) Coin mech button / coin mech engine cam28- (J4) Not used29- (DL5) Not used30- (DL4) Yellow LED floW mEtEr pulsEs31- (DL2) Green LED run32- (J17) Tea infuser unit engine cam / Air-break microswitch

Liquid residue container micro presence33- (DL7) Not used34- (DL6) WatEr boilEr hEating rEd lEd

rELAy fuNCTIoN

userRL1 Grinder RL2 Coffee release electromagnet (if present)RL3 Grinder 2*RL4 Coffee release electromagnet 2 (if present)*RL5 PumpRL6 not usedRL7 not usedRL8 not used

* Models with double coffee beans

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TOUCH SCREEN CPU BOARDBoard is powered in 24 V.Power is supplied from the power supply board.The board is placed on the door and manages: - touchscreen - payment systems (if present) - mechanical stroke counter (if present) - machine lighting - cup sensors - Ethernet connection - Wi-Fi and/or Bluetooth module (if present) - IrDA board (if present)

The board has three LEDs for indicating: - The board is powered (led pOwER 24V) - The board is in service (led RUN) - The board has been restarted (led RESET)

1234

13

56789

10

11

12

14

15

16

17

18 19 20 21 22

23

242526

2728

29

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Fig. 60

1- (J16) 24 Vdc Power supply2- (J14) Not used3- (J7) Not used4- (J25) Not used5- (J17) Not used6- (J26) Not used7- (J10) Not used8- (J29) can bus9- (J21) Ethernet connector10- (JP3) jumper .....11- (J28) Not used12- (J27) Cup Sensors / LED lighting / mechanical stroke counter13- (J31) Not used14- (JP1) closed jumper15- Touchscreen management module16- Wi-Fi and/or Bluetooth module (if present)17- sim card slot18- (SW2) Microswitch 19- (SW1) Button 20- SD card slot21- (J11) Not used22- (J9) usb connEctor23- (J22) RS232 serial connector24- Led run25- Led rEsEt26- Led poWEr 24v27- (J20) Not used28- (J13) Payment systems29- (J24) IrDA board30-

sofTwArE upDATE

The device software can be updated with a USB stick or via remote connection (for networked equipment).The software is updated from the programming menu.upDATE vIA usb

- Insert the USB stick with the new software - Tap “browse” to open the navigation window of the USB stick file system - Select the file with the software update. - Tap “Check” to check that the file is “intact” - Tap “Validate” to perform a compatibility check - Tap “Update” to update

upDATE vIA INTErNET

- Enter the address of the FTP server with the software updates and the credentials for access to the FTP server (username and password). - Tap “Check” to check that the file is “intact” - Tap “Validate” to update

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POWER SUPPLY BOARDBoard is powered with 120 V∿.The board provides power to the control electronics (24V) and the touch screenThe board is placed in the electrical panel of the equipment.

1

2

J2

J1

Fig. 61

1- (J2) 24Vdc connector2- (J1) 120Vac power supply connector

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BOILER CONTROL BOARDThe board controls the activation and deactivation of the heat-ing elements of the boiler.

J1

J2

1

2

Fig. 62

1- (J1) board control connector2- (J2) boiler heating element supply connector.3-

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Appendix

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ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS

L

N

F 120V

120V

6(0)

1(0)

J141

8(4)

J145

8(3)

IPS

F 120V Fa 120V

CAN_H

CAN_L

GND

951

SM

J5.1

J5.2

24Vdc

0Vdc

VENT

J18.4

J6.4

J6.1

J18.1

8(7) 2

DOS MOT COM

DOS MOT P2

DRIVE FAN

12V

MD4MD3MD2MD1

J18.3

DOS MOT P1

J18.5

DOS MOT P3

J18.6

DOS MOT P4

MF2MF1

J12.3

OUTDFRUL1

V1GND

OUT

+12V

0

J17.15

GND

2

J6.1

12V

J13.1

DIG IN0

J13.2

DIG IN1

J13.3

DIG IN2

V2+12V

OUT

GND V3

+12V

OUT

GND V4

+12V

OUT

GND

J13.4

DIG IN3

J17.6

DIG IN12

9(37)

Mod1 Inst.

X1.3

X1.4

X1.11

X1.2

X1.1

J1.1

J1.2

J1.3

N 120V

J12.4

OUTDFRUL2

9(2)

1(1)

6(1)

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+ -

+

Sheet 2/2

MFB+

-CM1 CM2

EV1Tea Brewer

1

NTC

GND

OUT 1 3

2

CV +12V

20

9(12)

1

M+

-

9(16)

53

9(15)

4

9(13)

2

OUT +5V

GNDICM

EV1 EV2 EV

9(7)

9(8)

9(9)

9(10)

+ + + +

ER

9(6)

9(14)

9(11)

+

EVCM

1

20

J12.1+24VPC

9(4)

2 4 5 876

J19.10Z4000 MOT P1

9(17)

J19.6Z4000 MOT M1

J12.11

OUTDEV5

J17.7

DIG IN13

SM

J19.2

IN TACHO

J19.4

+5V

J19.3

GND

J19.5Z4000 MOT P

J19.1Z4000 MOT M

J13.9DIG INT IN0

J12.7OUTDEV1

J12.8OUTDEV2

J12.13OUTDEV7

J12.2+24VPS

J11.5NTC 1

J13-16GND

J13.13DIG INT IN10

J13.14+12V

J12.9OUTDEV3

J12.12OUTDEV6

J12.1

J12.14

9(6)

24VPC

OUTDEV8

9(19)

3(1)

8(2)

J10-2

OUT ULN

2

IPFIPFliq

WL IN

DIG IN15

J10.7

J17.9

EEA PRRCMMRMR

DIG IN23

J20.5

DIG IN19

J20.1RENDIRES MOT P

J16.4

Changegiver/door

GND

J16.8

0 8(5) 9(20)9(21)X1.14

X1.13

X1.12

X1.5

Mod1Esp

Z4000

Mod1Inst

MD1MD2MD3MD4

MF1MF2

Mod1 FB

Tea Brewer

Fa 120V

J8.1

J9.1

0 2

J10.8

GND

0

F 120V

5

MACESC

5

3(6)3(7) 3(8)

55

ID

9(35)

ID

GND+12V

OUT 1 3

2

9(32)

2 9(36) 9(33)

J8.4

OUT 7

J8.3

OUT 5

J8.6

OUT 8

J8.5

OUT 3

J17.4DIG IN10

J17.5DIG IN11

J13.10DIG INT IN1

J13.14

12V

J13.11DIG INT IN2

+

-

MMA1

2

1

J18.9DOS MOT P7

MD6

J18.10DOS MOT P8

Iser1

J13.8

DIG IN7

3(9) 9(30)8(11) 8(12)

41131210714 813

MAC2

ESC2

5

ID22

31

OUT

+12V

GNDID2

Iser2

+

-

MMA2

2

MD7

55 1

13 14

5

7 10 2 1 3 8 11 4

J13.7

DIG IN6

0

J13.15

GND

J18.2DOS MOT COM

2

IVA

GND

0

J17.16 DIG IN14

9(39)

J17.8

X1.7

X9.1

X9.6

X9.7

X9.8

X9.9

X9.5

X9.10

X8.6

X8.7

X8.12

X8.8

X8.9

X8.2

X8.10

X8.11

X8.14

X8.13

X7.2

X7.1

X7.3

X7.4

X7.5

X7.6

X5.2

X5.4

X5.3

X5.5

X5.1

X5.6

X5.9

X5.10

X5.11

X5.12

X5.15

X5.16

X5.8

X5.7

X5.14

X5.13 X3.5

X3.6

X3.1

X3.3

X3.8

X3.10

X3.7

X3.12

X3.2

X3.9

X2.9

X2.11

X2.12

X2.8

X2.10

X2.5

X2.6

3 3

1(3)

2

J 2J 11

2

3

2

1

STRC

5

F 120VN 120V

RCC 96

PM

8(0)

6 6

KS1

1

1

8(0)

2

KC21

J11.1+24VPC

J11.3OUT CALDAIA1

J9.3

OUT 1

5X4.1

X4.4

X4.6

X4.7

X4.5

X4.2

X4.9

X4.3

MD5

MD6 MD7

DOS MOT P5

-

+

MD5

8(1)J18.7

2 1

3

2 1

3

2 1

3

2 1

3

1

2

X2.3

DIG IN4

J13.5

+12V

OUT

GND V5

9(27)

9

1

X2.4

J13.6

+12V

OUT

GND V6

2

9

DIG IN5

9(28)

3 3

X3.13

N 120V

X3.4

5

5

DOS MOT COM

J18.2

2(10)

H2OESP1

2 2

11 3 3

12

Sled

12

1 2

X10.10X10.5

X10.7X10.6

8 8

X10.3

X10.2

X10.1

31

2

MF3

X8.3

J12.5

OUTDFRUL3

J6.3

12V

1(0)

6(0)

X12.4

X12.3

X12.2

X12.1

X1.6

9(3)

9(1) 9(5)

9 91 80 3

FA

LINE

LOAD5

J 1 SAL3

2

1

563

J2-6/10

J2+1/5

24Vdc

1 22

0

0

2

1100W

IG6(2)

1(2)IG

1(4)

3(4)

3(5)

9(18)

9(40)

2(9)

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This drawing contains confidential information and isthe property of the holding company of N&W or one of itssubsidiaries,without whose permission it may not becopiedor discosed to third parties of otherwise used.This drawing has to be returned promptly upon requestto N&W. 6 9875432106 9875432106 9875432106 9875432106 987543210

LEGENDA

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GIALLO

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ROSSO

MARRONE

NERO

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CM MOTOR CAMCM1-.. COFFEE UNIT MOTOR CAMCMR COIN RETURN CAMCV VOLUMETRIC COUNTEREEA WATER INLET SOLENOID VALVEER COFFEE DISPENSING SOLENOID VALVEESC1-. COFFEE RELEASE ELECTROMAGNETEV1-.. INSTANT SOLENOID VALVESEVH2O WATER SOLENOID VALVEEX EXECUTIVE COIN MECH CONNECTORSFA RADIO INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSORICM MOTOR CONTROL SWITCHID1-.. COFFEE DOSE SWITCHIG MAIN SWITCHIPF FULL WASTE SWITCHIPS TOP PANEL SWITCHISER1. SLIDER COFFEE CONTAINER SENSORIVA EMPTY WATER SWITCHKC1-.. COFFEE BOILER CUTOUTKS1-.. SAFETY CUTOUTM COFFEE UNIT MOTORMAC1-. COFFEE GRINDERMD1-.. INGREDIENT MOTORSMF1-.. INSTANT WHIPPER MOTORSMFB FRESH-BREW MOTORMMA1-. GRINDING REGULATION MOTORMR COIN RETURN MOTORNTC TEMPERATURE PROBEPM PUMPPRR COIN RETURN BUTTONRCC COFFEE BOILER HEATING ELEMENTSALIM POWER SUPPLY UNIT BOARDSLED LED BOARDSTRC1 BOILER HEATING TRIAC BOARDTX.... DELAYED FUSE (X=CURRENT)V1-.. LEVEL SENSORVENT FAN

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608606400

BONACINA BORLOTTI

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A3

This drawing contains confidential information and isthe property of the holding company of N&W or one of itssubsidiaries,without whose permission it may not becopiedor discosed to third parties of otherwise used.This drawing has to be returned promptly upon requestto N&W. 6 9875432106 9875432106 9875432106 9875432106 987543210

LEGENDA

CHECKEDPREPAREDSHEETDATEDEFINITIONMODEL

BLANCO

GRIS

ROSA

ROSA

AZUL CLARO

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VERDE

AMARILLO

NARANJA

ROJO

MARRON

NEGRO

WEISS

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LILLA

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AZZURRO

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NERO

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VERSIONPART NUMBER

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BDV BDV COIN MECH CONNECTORCCG GENERAL COUNTEREX EXECUTIVE COIN MECH CONNECTORS

FREE FREE VEND SWITCHIRDA IRDA BOARDJUG JUG FACILITIES SWITCHMDB MDB COIN MECH CONNECTORRS232 SERIAL PORTSALIM POWER SUPPLY UNIT BOARDSLED LED BOARDSM MACHINE BOARDSUC C.P.U. BOARDTZ CUP SENSOR

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HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT Z4000 Es-fb moDEL

Fig. 63

1- WATER INLET SOLENOID VALVE2- FILTER3- AIR-BREAK4- BOILER5- SOLENOID VALVE GROUP6- BREWER UNIT SOLENOID VALVE7- BREWER UNIT8- DIFFUSER NOZZLE9- MIXER10- PUMP11- BY-PASS12- DISPENSING NOZZLES13- FLOW METER14- DRIP TRAY

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HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT moDEL wITH Z4000

Fig. 64

1- WATER INLET SOLENOID VALVE2- FILTER3- AIR-BREAK4- BOILER5- SOLENOID VALVE GROUP6- BREWER UNIT SOLENOID VALVE7- BREWER UNIT8- MIXER9- PUMP10- BY-PASS11- DISPENSING NOZZLES12- FLOW METER13- DRIP TRAY

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1

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HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT CAbINET14- SUCTION PUMP15- TANK16- LIQUID WASTE CONTAINER17- TO THE DEVICE18- LIQUID RESIDUE CONTAINER DRAIN PIPE

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Notes onprogramming

The functions envisaged are described hereunder.Those that are not used for the specific model layout, or which depend on the user profile, are also included.Described below is a summary of the main functions which are useful for managing the operation of the machine, not neces-sarily in the order in which they are displayed in the menu.The software version can be updated using the appropriate systems (PC, USB sticks, etc.)The representation and arrangement of icons/screens in this manual is approximate and may vary from the one displayed on the machine depending on the configuration (layouts, themes, and/or icons)

ACCESS TO THE PROGRAMMING MENUS.To access the equipment menus (with door closed) touch and keep pressed for 3 seconds the logo in the top left of the selection screen.Upon opening the door, the equipment can request the enter-ing of a password to access the programming menus.Enter password to access the enabled menus.The password (default) are: - Technician (4444), - Distributor (3333), - Charger (2222) - User (1111)

The main page is displayed.The touch screen tries to display the side navigation menu and function parameters in the same screen.With several personalised settings (e.g. a larger font size) some functions and/or parameters may not be displayed: it is suffi-cient to scroll the screen.

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Fig. 1

1- Search field2- Navigation side menu3- Icon “Exit”4- Icon “prEfErrEd”5- Keypad6- Message bar7- Information area8- Message area9- Fault area10- Maintenance and cleaning information area

sEArCH fIELD Allows to search for the function by name.Tap to view the keyboard.Enter the function name; while entering, the functions contain-ing the text entered will be displayed.From the search results displayed, touch the desired function.

NAvIgATIoN sIDE mENu

Displays the functions available for the current user profile and the “next / previous” buttons

ExIT ICoN

Exits from the programming menu without saving.The selections page is displayed.

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fAvourITEs ICoN

The “preferred” are connections to frequently utilised functions. After having added a function to the “preferred” it will be suf-ficient to display the “preferred” and to tap the relevant function to access it rapidly.The icon displays a screen with the functions used frequently and saved as “preferred”.ADD A fuNCTIoN To THE “prEfErrED”

From the function, tap icon displayed in the messages bar; the icon will change colour (activates)rEmovE A fuNCTIoN from THE “prEfErrED”: - From the preferred, tap the function that has to be remove, so the function gets accessed.

- tap icon displayed in the messages bar; the icon will change colour (deactivates)

kEypAD

Use the keypad to enter the password to access the menu ac-cording to the user profile. User profiles enable users to access only certain specific func-tions enabled for their user profile.

mEssAgE bAr

Shows: - notification icons (water level, solid residues level, powders level, ...). Tap the icons to have an indication on the status. - The access profile to the menus (Technician, …). Menu functions are available according to the profile utilised. Functions pertaining to a profile may not be available in an-other. - “Language” ’icon The messages display language can be changed by tapping the relevant icon with the flag. - The “add / eliminate preferred” icon

INformATIoN ArEA

Displays information relative to the equipment

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mEssAgE ArEA

Displays messages of an informative nature, e.g. statistics on most required selections,…

fAuLT ArEA

Displays the faults present on the equipment.

mAINTENANCE INformATIoN ArEA

Displays information about the deadline for the maintenanceButtons : - “Maintenance notification”: sets the current date/time as the date of last maintenance.

ENTERING THE VALUESWithin the programming menus to enter / modify values, the following methods are envisaged:

kEyboArD

1 2 3 4 95 6 7 8

Fig. 2

1- Enters the next character in capitals (shift)2- Switches the keyboard from “numbers/symbols” to “letters”3- Switches the keyboard from “letters” to “number/symbols”4- All characters in capitals (caps lock)5- Shifts the cursor in the text6- Inserts a new line (text over two lines)7- Confirms values8- Cancels the entered values and closes the keyboard9- Cancels the previous character (back space)

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kEypAD

1

2

3

Fig. 3

1- Confirms values2- Cancels the previous value (back space)3- Cancels the entered values and closes the keyboard

CHECkbox

tap the checkbox to enable / disable the option.

Fig. 4

Drop-DowN LIsTs

tap to open the drop-down list and to select the value.

Fig. 5

vALuE pICkErs

Scroll to pick the wanted value

Fig. 6

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DAILY ACTIONSIncludes all the functions that affect daily operations (washing, residue counters reset, …)CLEANINg AND wAsHINgAutomatic washing and rinsing functions of the equipment functional units (infuser, mixer, …).Select the components that have to get washed.fILLINgShould the containers level check be deactivated, the function is inaccessible.The function allows the correct managing of pre-alarms or the signalling of empty containers (if so enabled).After every product charging, the quantity of product charged must be specified..soLID rEsIDuE CoNTAINErResets the counter which handles the reporting of “residues full” of the solid residue container.To ensure the right management of the warnings, you must reset the counter any time the solid residue con-tainer is emptied.

moNEy mANAgEmENTEnabled only for models with payment systems.With this function you can: - Empty the coins from the coin-box change-giver tubes - Charge coins in the coin-box change-giver tubes to activate the change-giver function - Check the money total in the coin-box -

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SELECTION SETTINGS

LAyouT DIspLAySelect the layout of the selections displayed in normal opera-tion from the default ones.To change the selections order, drag the selection icon to the new position.To make a selection available or unavailable under normal us-age, drag the selection icon from the available selections and vice versa. DIspLAy LAyouT of THE sELECTIoN CATEgorIEsWith the management by categories, the selections can be grouped by typology.For each category, a selection layout can be chosen.To change the selections order, drag the selection icon to the new position.To make a selection available or unavailable in a category, drag the selection icon from the available selections and vice versa.

sELECTIoN CATEgorIEsAllows the creation, modification of the description and to elimi-nate the selection categories.The categories are displayed in normal usage and they allow the grouping of selections by typology.From the function, the available categories can be enabled / disabled.Categories created are empty. To associate selections to the category, use the Display layout functionbEvErAgEsFrom the screen you can: - Create new beverages and associate a recipe. The software check that there is compatibility between the recipe and the equipment’s configuration (layout). If is displayed it means that an incompatibility has been detected - Delete a beverage - Duplicate and customize the beverage

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EDIT bEvErAgE

It is possible to: - Assign / modify the name of beverages displayed under nor-mal usage. - Select which recipe to use in preparing the beverage. Software checks that there is compatibility between recipe and equipment configuration (layout). If is displayed it means that an incompatibility has been detected. - Change the picture associated to the beverage. - Associate a multimedia content playlist to be displayed during dispensing. - Enable the “stop dispensing” function - Enable the “pitcher” function for multiple consecutive dispens-ing to fill a pitcher. Define the dispensing interval; under normal usage, allow change of the beverage quantity to fill a Pitcher. - Dispense the test beverage..

rECIpEsIt is possible to: - Modify the selection recipes (displayed, available and not available). - Delete a recipe - Duplicate and customize a recipe - Create a new recipe. The newly created recipe gets saved in the “not available category. Then, associate the recipe to the beverage. Software checks that there is compatibility between recipe and equipment configuration (layout). If is displayed it means that an incompatibility has been detected - Search recipes by name

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CrEATE A NEw rECIpE

The guided procedure allows a new recipe to be created.A screen is displayed in which: - a name can be assigned to the new recipe - in , a wait time (in seconds) can be assigned for message “Take beverage” at the end of dispensing. The wait time allows the hoses to be emptied and drip into the cup. - during dispensing, enable the option of interrupting the bever-age dispensing before the end. The “Stop” Button will be displayed in the dispensing screen. - set the capacity of the cup used to obtain a representation indicative of the quantity of beverage in the cup. If the quantity of beverage exceeds the set size of the cup, an error message is displayed. - Number of continuous dispensing to fill a Pitcher

- tap “Add preparation” to add the products making up the recipe (e.g. Coffee, Chocolate, …) The parameter screens vary according to the product added (espresso coffee, fresh brew coffee, soluble powders, …) - if necessary, add personalisations to the beverage (e.g. total quantity, intensity, …) For each personalisation various parameters can be set. - save the settings and return to the main screen.

From the main screen, with “Test recipe” a test selection can be dispensed to check the created recipe.Following the test selection, the recipe can be modified.

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EDIT rECIpE

From the recipe screen you can: - change the name of the recipe - set a wait time (in seconds) for the “Pick Beverage” message to be displayed after dispensing. The wait time allows the hoses to be emptied and drip into the cup. - enable, during dispensing, the ability to stop dispensing the drink before the end. The “Stop” button will appear on screen. - set the capacity of the cup used to obtain a representation indicative of the quantity of beverage in the cup. If the amount of the beverage exceeds the set size of the cup, an error message is displayed. - Set the number of dispensing cycle to fill a jug - add more instant products to the recipe (e.g. chocolate milk ...) - if necessary, add presets to the drink (such as sugar) and set the possible increase in the price of the drink.

To edit the settings of individual products (for example amount of water, powder, ...): - tap the bar corresponding to the product (such as milk, chocolate, ...) to change the basic and advanced parameters. - tap “Edit” to change the parameters of the product

After changing the parameters save the settings to return to the main screen.From the main screen with “Test recipe” you dispense a selec-tion to test the edited recipe.

Fig. 7

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bAsIC pArAmETErs

You can set: - the name of the ingredient - the doses (water and ingredient) - the dispensing a test beverage

Personalisations can be added to the recipe (e.g. Intensity of chocolate, variation in sugar, total quantity of water …).For each personalisation, specific parameters must be set.For equipment laid out with a payment system , the selection price change can be set.

EsprEsso ADvANCED pArAmETErs

INITIAL DELAy

Set a time delay of the ingredient; the delay is useful if recipes composed of multiple ingredients are created.For example, when creating the recipe “Espresso with milk” a time delay between the dispensing of espresso and milk can be set.It can be helpful to obtain a better presentation of the beverageCoffEE CAkE squEEZINg

The coffee cake is squeezed by the upper piston that helps re-moving water from the coffee cake before discharge in the solid waste tray by mechanically compressing the coffee cake. - ON: coffee cake squeezing enabled - OFF: no coffee cake squeezing

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squEEZE DowN forCE

sets the coffee cake squeezing force exerted by the top piston at the end of dispensing.squEEZE rEsT forCE

it sets the safety value of the coffee cake squeeze down force.Warning !!!This value must be greater than or equal to the “squeeze down force” value.

prE-INfusIoN DosE

Sets the amount of water (ml) to be used during the pre-infu-sion.prE-INfusIoN TImE

Sets the pre-infusion time before the infusion.CurrENT profILE

Set 3 pressure profiles for the espresso infusion: - High - Medium - low

With “Low” the machine shows parameters for the infusion at low pressure (see parameters fresh brew ).

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frEsH brEw ADvANCED pArAmETErs

INITIAL DELAy

Set a time delay of the next ingredient; the delay is useful if recipes composed of multiple ingredients are created.For example, when creating the recipe “Coffee fresh brew” a time delay between the dispensing of coffee and milk can be set. CoffEE CAkE squEEZINg

The coffee cake is squeezed by the upper piston that helps re-moving water from the coffee cake before discharge in the solid waste tray by mechanically compressing the coffee cake. - ON: coffee cake squeezing enabled - OFF: no coffee cake squeezing

squEEZE DowN forCE

sets the coffee cake squeezing force exerted by the top piston at the end of dispensing.squEEZE rEsT forCE

it sets the safety value of the coffee cake squeeze down force.Warning !!!This value must be greater than or equal to the “squeeze down force” value.

squEEZE sTArT This parameter (in % of the delivery time) allows to establish for how long the infusion takes place at low pressure (freshbrew) and how long at high pressure (espresso.)The modification of the parameter results in the absence or the variation of the amount of cream in the beverage.For example: - A value of 100% indicates that the infusion is at low pressure (fresh brew) for 100% of the time of delivery (no cream in the cup) - A value of 80% indicates that the infusion is at low pressure (fresh brew) for 80% of the time of delivery, while the remain-ing 20% of the time the infusion is at high pressure (presence of cream in the cup)

k CoNvErsIoN fACTor It sets the FB valve opening delay time (to lower extraction pressure) compared to the time of activation of the solenoid valve / pump.A higher value implies a higher initial infusion pressure.The value “0” disables the function.

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vALvE opEN pErIoD

It sets how often to open the FB valve to lower the extraction pressure.vALvE opEN DuTy

Only for fresh brew selections.It sets the opening time of the FB valve to lower the extraction pressure.Value expressed in % of the value open period

2

3

4

1

Fig. 8

1- Delivery time2- K conversion factor3- Value open period4- Valve open duty

LImIT TACHo vALuE

It sets the height of the upper piston in the chamber during infu-sion at low pressure (fresh brew)Default value 430.A value close to 1023 indicates that the upper piston is very close to the lower piston.Warning !!!A value lower than the default may result in the leakage of hot water from the brewing unit.prE-INfusIoN DosE

Sets the amount of water (ml) to be used during the pre-infu-sion.prE-INfusIoN TImE

Sets the pre-infusion time before the infusion.CurrENT profILE

Set 3 pressure profiles for the espresso infusion: - High - Medium - low

With “Low” the machine shows parameters for the infusion at low pressure (see parameters fresh brew ).

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INsTANT ADvANCED pArAmETErs

INITIAL DELAy

Set a time delay of the ingredient; the delay is useful if recipes composed of multiple ingredients are created.For example, when creating the recipe “Chocolate with milk” a time delay between the dispensing of chocolate and milk can be set.It can be helpful to obtain a better presentation of the beveragemIxEr DELAy

Sets the delayed start of the mixer after the supply of water.mIxEr AbsoLuTE mIx TImE

You can set the duration of the mixing independent of the pump / valve operation time. The duration of the mixing is set in milliseconds and is calculat-ed from the moment of activation of the pump / solenoid valve.rELATIvE mIxEr TImE

You can set the duration of the mixing increasing or decreasing it compared to the stopping time of the pump / solenoid valveThe duration of the mixing is set in milliseconds and is calcu-lated from the moment of activation of the pump / valve.

mIxINg spEED (Low / mEDIum / HIgH)You can define the mixing speed according to the product qual-ity you wish.wATEr quEuE

Extends the dispensing of water in the mixer at the end of the mixing to allow adequate rinsing of the mixer. Set the water amount (pulses of the volumetric meter).powDEr spEED Set the working speed of the motor-doser to define its scope.powDEr DELAy

You can set a delay time to dispense instant powder after the water has been dispensed in the mixer (activation of the pump / solenoid valve).sTEp

The instant powder is dispensed at regular intervals simultane-ously to water dispensing.Set how often to dispense the powder.DECAffEINATED CyCLE

The instant powder is dispensed before the water to improve the presentation of the beverage.Enabling this option is recommended for instant coffee.

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INgrEDIENT CoNTAINErsAccording to the machine layout, it displays the screen with the product containers.You can enter nutritional information and a picture (such as a logo,...) for each ingredient.Tap a container to change: - The pairing ingredient / container (Chocolate, Espresso, Espresso 2, …) - Set the maximum capacity of the container to manage the “product running out” pre-alarms. - Change the colour associated with the container. Tap “Change colour” to modify the colour associated to that container; the preview of the new colour gets displayed -

LAyouTIt is the mechanical layout of the configuration used by the equipment.It shows the arrangement of the containers and main functional groups.You can indicate to the software the new mechanical settings of the equipment.You can indicate: - product within the container - infuser unit type - if the TEA bREwER group is present in place of a mixer or vice versa - presence of additional containers attached to the inside door - orientation of the jets conveying instant powder to the mixer / tea brewer

Make sure your settings match the actual configuration of the equipment.The device adjusts the operating cycles of the functional groups according to the choices made.Settings that do not meet the actual configuration can be dangerous and cause damage..

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TypE of CupFrom the screen it is possible to: - Create a new cup typology - Under normal usage, decide whether to display the icon of the cup with relative description. - Set the unit of measure of the cups capacity (ml, …) - Eliminate a cup - Duplicate and personalise a cup.

MACHINE SETTINGS

CoNfIgurATIoN

sELECT CoNfIgurATIoN

Allows to manage the configuration provided by the software of the device.You can delete and duplicate configurations and/or groups of configurations.When using a new configuration, you can decide whether to clear the statistical data, calibrations, and maintenance coun-ters.Warning !!!Before loading the configuration from another machine (cloning) ensure settings compatibility between devices.

bACkup

Allows to save machine settings in a backup file.

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rECovEry

Allows to recover machine settings from a backup file.The device can be reset to: - factory settings - custom settings previously saved.

After resetting the settings from the configuration file, enable the configuration from the “Select configuration” menu

ImporT from usb

Allows to import machine settings from a saved configuration file.Warning !!!Import can be used to clone settings from another ma-chine; ensure settings compatibility between devices.

ExporT To usb

Allows to export machine settings to a saved configuration file.Warning !!!Export can be used to clone current settings to another machine; ensure settings compatibility between devices.

EDIT INTErfACE sTrINgsFor the available languages, you can change the names of bev-erages, recipes, containers, nutritional information, ... displayed on screen.You cannot change the programming menu strings.

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EDIT / moDIfy

Allows to set some user interface graphics such as Logos, icons, colours, ...Touch the items on a page to open the navigation window of the file system and select the new item.

CusTom grApHICs

Allows to choose the file with custom graphics to be applied to the user interface.Displays the files loaded with the “import” function.

ImporT

Allows to browse and select files from a USB stick with custom graphics to be imported into the machine.

ExporT

Allows to save custom graphics to a USB stick.

gENErAL DIspLAy sETTINgsEnable / disable the display of: - multimedia contents available in normal usage during dis-pensing. - Display of the number of dispensing cycles completed from equipment switch-on. - price of selections in normal usage (for models with payment system) - date and time - boiler temperature - screen saver, enabling it allows the entering of how long to wait for the screen saver activation. Select whether to display a screen saver or a playlist - set the touch screen’s brightness; value 100 sets maximum brightness..

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pLAyLIsTAllows the creation and management of a playlist of entertain-ment contents.A playlist contains videos and/or image sequences that are played during beverage preparation. Adding videos or images to the.To a new playlist a name must be assigned.The playlist contents can be display in modality:

- casual or

- cyclic .

rss fEED AND wEATHErin normal operation and during the delivery of the selection, you can watch the rss feed (news) and weather reports.To watch the news and weather reports, the machine must be connected to the Internet.

wEATHEr

- indicate the city for the weather forecast and select the URL of the weather service to use.

fEED / TExT

By default, the machine is set to show fixed text messages (the machine is not connected to the internet).Type the text that you want to be displayed in normal operation.You can add more fixed text messages, touching “Add New”.With the Internet connection is enabled you can watch the news using an RSS feed.Choose the Internet address of the RSS feeds from the default ones or enter a custom address.

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INpuT sENsors sETTINgsThe function group allows to set the operation of some of the equipment sensors.

CoNTAINErs LEvEL

Enables / disables the level sensors of the containers.Displays the various containers with filling levels and adjustable parameters: - Calculated amount: enables the counter that manages the “product running out” prealarms. - Sensor: enables the sensor signalling “Empty canister” - Total capacity: set the grams of the maximum capacity of the canister - Threshold value: set the grams of the prealarm limit

You can check the level of canisters in the Machine status windowIf the filling percentage of canister is shown in red, means that canister is in pre alarm.

soLID wAsTE

Enables / disables the solid residue count that manages the “residues full” warning. - Set the maximum capacity of the solid residue container; the capacity is expressed in number of selections. - Set the prealarm threshold value (number of selections)

You can check the level of solid waste canister in the Ma-chine status windowIf the filling percentage of solid waste container is shown in red color, means that solid waste container is in pre-alarm.

Cup sENsor

Enables / disables the cup sensor. With the sensor cup enabled the machine delivers the drink only with in the Presence of the cup.If you request a selection without placing the cup the machine shows message “place cup “. - Set “high” sensitivity for glasses / cups small and semi - trans-parent . - Set “ low” sensitivity for glasses / cups large and colorful

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CALIbrATIoNs

fLow mETEr CALIbrATIoNThe flow meter calibration allows to obtain the correct amount of water provided from the recipes.To calibrate the flow meter, proceed as follows: - Dispense and pick up the preset amount of water - Measure the amount of water dispensed (in cc.) - Enter the measured value.

You may need to use an adjustment value (positive or negative) of the calibration for beverages dispensed by the brewing unit.grINDINg CALIbrATIoNCalibration allows adjustment of the grinder working speed ac-cording to the grams to be groundTo calibrate, proceed as follows:1. Start the calibration procedure: a dose of coffee beans gets

ground and released2. Weigh the product to be ground3. Enter the weight value just measured.

soLubLE proDuCTs moTor-DosEr CALIbrATIoNThe calibration of soluble products and pre-ground coffee motor-dosers allows adjustment of the motor-doser operating speed to define the capacity in gr/sec.To calibrate, proceed as follows:1. Dispense powder at minimum speed.2. Weigh the soluble powder dispensed.3. Enter the value of the weight measured.4. Dispense the powder at maximum speed.5. Weigh the soluble powder dispensed.6. Enter the value of the weight measured.

pumps / soLENoID vALvEs CALIbrATIoNThe calibration allows adjustment of the flow capacity in cc/sec.To calibrate, proceed as follows:1. Dispense water at minimum flow capacity.2. Measure and enter the dispensed water quantity.3. Dispense water at maximum speed.4. Measure and enter the dispensed water quantity.

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ouTpuT CoNfIgurATIoN

INfusEr uNIT

- Empty coffee: a sensor detects the rotation of the grinder during the grinding; in case of block (e.g. foreign bodies), or excessive speed (grinder empty), the control blocks the selec-tions using the grinder. - Allows position setting of the infusion chamber’s infuser unit. Set the infusion chamber’s position to allow the Coffee pow-der to be arranged more evenly in the infusion chamber.

fANs pArAmETErs

Enables / disables operation of the equipment fans.vApour suCTIoN

- OFF: the fan gets activated only during the preparation of beverages and for 30 seconds from the end of the beverage preparation. - ON: the fan is always active.

Cpu fAN

enables / disables automatic management of the CPU fan.

LIgHTINg

Allows to set the lighting parameters of the machine.

CoLD wATEr pArAmETErs

Only for models dispensing cold water.The cold water calibration allows the correct quantity of water in the recipes to be obtained.The calibration procedure: - Dispenses a pre-set quantity of water - Then, measure the quantity of water dispensed (in ml) - Enter the measured value.

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TEA INfusEr TEA INfusEr “sErvICE” posITIoN

Only for models with tea infuser.Sets the tea infuser unit to the “service”position.This “service” position is useful when operations are needed that require dismantling of the tea infuser unit from the equip-ment.

CLEANED TEA brEwEr mouNTED

Zeroes the counters managing the signalling that “cleaning of tea infuser” must be carried out.Confirm after having carried out the cleaning and reassembled the tea infuser in the equipment.

mAINTENECE

wAsH / rINsE

You can enable / disable the machine automatic rinse cycle programming.Set: - the type of wash / rinse to be performed (complete, mixers only, brewing unit only, ...) - the day to perform the wash / rinse cycle - the time of execution of the wash / rinse cycle.

You can add and remove wash / rinse automatic cycles.The automatic washes/rinses use hot water: danger of burns.During the wash/rinse, a message appears.

NExT mAINTENANCE

Set the number of days and / or the number of dispensed beverages after which the equipment displays “perform mainte-nance”.

mAINTENANCE ALErT

Resets the counter which handles maintenance alerts.Reset the counter only after completing all maintenance.

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wAsHINg NoTIfICATIoN

Set the number of hours and/or dispensing cycles reached, when the equipment displays a message to “carry out a wash-ing” of the various units fitted.The performance of a washing can be made compulsory by enabling the relative parameter.

gENErA CoNfIgurATIoN

TANk

The machine can be supplied by mains or internal tank.With this function you can define whether the device is pow-ered from the mains (tank = OFF), from tank with water level sensor (tank = ON).

ENAbLINg THE END of DIspENsINg buZZEr

enables / disables end of dispensing buzzer

powEr suppLy

Allows to set the type of electric connection or the voltage sup-ply used for powering the equipment.Check the type of electrical connection used before mak-ing your choice.The setting allows correct management of electrical com-ponents and optimising of all the equipment operating cycles.

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boILEr pArAmETErs

- Temperature: sets the operating temperature of the boiler - Minimum temperature for dispensing beverages: sets the minimum temperature to enable beverages

With the parameters “Temperature Threshold” and “Minutes” you can set the temperature maintenance cycle of the boiler.For example, if no beverages have been dispensed for the set minute, the boiler water temperature is increased by the degrees set in the “Temperature threshold”.

boILEr Loss pArAmETErs

These parameters allow control over the displaying of the “boiler loss” fault.The fault is displayed in stand-by mode: - When the overall time (plus activations) of the water inlet sole-noid valve reaches the set value

or - When the activation time (single activation) of the water inlet solenoid valve reaches the set value.

mIxEr ANTI-LoCkSets how long after the last selection with instant beverages the mixer is briefly turned on (anti-lock function)This function is useful when residues of instant powder remain in the mixer.

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MACHINE INFORMATION

fAuLTsThe machine has a number of sensors for keeping the various functional groups under control.When an anomaly is detected, the machine displays the type of fault and the machine (or part of it) is put out of service.Detected faults get recorded in special counters.

fAILurE HIsTory fILE

Use this function to display the failure history file. The history file shows the failure with the corresponding date and time.

EvENT HIsTory

This function allows to view and filter the events recorded from the equipment by: - All events - Access to the programming menus. - Changing parameters - Cleaning

Touch the “Delete” button to delete the displayed events.

fAuLTs

Displays the machine faults.If there are no faults the list is empty

pump fAuLT 1...7If the current absorption of a pump is not between the range of default values, all the selections in which the pump is involved are disabled.

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fAuLTy mIxEr 1...6 (wHIppEr fAuLT)If the current absorption of a mixer motor is not between the range of default values, all the selections in which that mixer is involved are disabled.

soLENoID vALvE 1...7 (vALvE fAuLT)If the current absorption of a solenoid valve is not between the range of established values, all the selections in which that solenoid valve is involved are disabled.

sHorT CIrCuIT mosfET

If a control device for the DC motors on the activations board (mosfet) remains active, the machine will signal a fault.

sHorT CIrCuIT

If the software detects a short circuit in one of the DC motors connected to the activations board, this fault will be displayed. It is possible that at the same time of this, a fault is also detect-ed on one of the DC motors.

voLumETrIC CouNTEr

No counting of the volumetric counter within a maximum time.

wATEr LEAkAgE

The Air-break micro switch signals the lack of water without a previous dispensing and opens the water inlet solenoid valve, or activates the self-feeding pump (attempt to fill the air break). Check that there are no water leaks in the hydraulic circuit of the machine (disconnected hoses, …)

AIrbrEAk mICro

The Air-break microswitch never signals the lack of water fol-lowing a dispensing.

AIr-brEAk fILLINg TImE ouT The air-break micro switch does not report the achievement of the water level in the Air-break in the allotted time during filling.

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CoffEE uNIT fAILurEs The position control microswitch of the coffee unit is read dur-ing the whole dispensing cycle. According to the micro readout and the dispensing phase of the unit, any failure is declared by locking the selections based on espresso coffee. CoffEE uNIT - mICro uNIT fAILurE -While the brew unit is being handled, the control micro is not operated within a certain time limit. This failure may be associated with another positioning failure of the coffee unit.CoffEE uNIT - sTArT uNIT fAILurE -The microswitch signals the coffee unit has not moved from the stand-by position.CoffEE uNIT - brEw uNIT fAILurE -The control micro signals that the coffee unit has not reached the brew position.CoffEE uNIT - DIspENsINg uNIT fAILurE -During the brew phase, the control micro signals that the es-presso unit is being handled.

CoffEE uNIT - DIsCHArgE uNIT fAILurE -At the end of the brewing phase, the control micro signals that the coffee unit has not reached the “used dose discharge” posi-tion.CoffEE uNIT - sTANDby uNIT fAILurE -The control micro signals that the brew unit has not moved back to the stand-by position after having discharged the cof-fee dose.

boILEr Error

The operating temperature of the boiler is not reached after several temperature measurements in a given time.The device is taken out of service.

boILEr LEAkAgE

Signaling a possible loss of the boiler pressure during a “ pres-surization cycle “.

THorougH mACHINE CLEANINg

Reports the need to perform a thorough cleaning of the ma-chine.This message is displayed when the time limit or the configured number of selections are reached.

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wAsHINg of THE EsprEsso uNIT wITH TAbLETs

Reports the need to wash the espresso unit using sanitizing tablets.This message is displayed when the time limit or the configured number of selections are reached.

wAsHINg of THE mIxErs

Reports the need to wash the mixers.This message is displayed when the time limit or the configured number of selections are reached.

wAsHINg of THE TEA brEwEr

Reports the need to wash the tea brewer unit.This message is displayed when the time limit or the configured number of selections are reached.

CoIN box

if it receives a pulse for more than 2 seconds on a line of the validator or if the dialog with the coin box is interrupted for more than 30 seconds (Executive protocol) or 75 seconds (BDV protocol).

LIquID rEsIDuE CoNTAINEr fuLL Closing the contact of the liquid waste tray displays the mes-sage “Liquid residue container full”.Empty the liquid residue container and reposition it to reset the fault.

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DrIp TrAy NoT prEsENT

The liquid residue container does not operate the micro switch indicating the presence of the container.Check that the liquid residue container is correctly positioned inside the machine.

wATEr TANk EmpTy

Lack of water from the mains or self-feeding tank.Make sure that the machine is connected to the water mains and that the tap is open or the tank is full of water.Touch the “Reset” button to restore the operation of the ma-chine.

EmpTy CoffEE

The grinder exceeds the normal speed for more than 5 sec-onds.Instant beverage products remain available.Make sure the coffee bean container is full.

wATEr Low prEssurE

the pressure switch detects low water pressure inside the machine.

grINDEr sHuTDowN

A sensor detects the effective rotation of the grinder during the grinding time. In the event of a blockage (due to foreign bodies, etc.) the grinder is shutdown and the espresso-based selections are disabled.This option can be used to enable/disable the check of the grinder rotation.

mACHINE boArD

Lack of communication between the machine board and the CPU board.Check the electrical connections between the two boards.

EsprEsso Low TEmpErATurE

The espresso boiler temperature is lower than the minimum temperature programmed to dispense espresso.Wait for the minimum dispensing temperature to be reached.

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EmpTy DosEr 1...7The minimum level of instant powder in the container associ-ated with motor-doser has been reached.The signal is active if they controls on instant powder contain-ers are activated.Check the level of instant powder in the containers.

TEA brEwEr

It is due to a positioning error of the tea brewer piston.The piston position is indicated by the microswitch located on the tea brewer unit.Only selections with tea are disabled.

TEA brEwEr sCrApEr brusH

Scraper brush position error due to the ejection of residues from the tea brewer unit.The scraper brush position is indicated by the microswitch located on the tea brewer unit.Only selections with tea are disabled.

EmpTy EsprEsso DIspENsEr 1...2The minimum level of coffee beans in the container has been reached.The signal is active if they controls on coffee beans containers are activated.Check the level of coffee beans in the containers.

mACHINE DATAbAsE NoT AvAILAbLE

The database that manages the machine configurations is not present on the machine, it cannot be loaded or created.Make sure there is sufficient memory space.

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sTATIsTICs

sHow sTATIsTICs

Displays statistics on selectionsDisplays selections statistics showing: - the number of dispensed selections - date and time of last dispensing

sTATIsTICs rEsET

Touch the “Delete” button to delete the selections statistics.

sHow AuDIT

Displays the total number of payments and the total deliveries since last statistics reset, for each selection.The audit data can be displayed by: - sold dispensing - free dispensing - test dispensing - value

bEvErAgEs NumbErINg

Allows the assigning of an identification number for each selec-tion.The identification number associated to the selection gets recorded in the statistics.fAvourITEsThe “favourites” are shortcuts to frequently used functions. After a function is added to the “favourites”, it will be enough to view the “favourites” and touch the function for quick access.

fAvourITEs

Displays all frequently utilised functions that were saved as “preferred”Tap the selected function to access it.rEmovE A fuNCTIoN from THE “prEfErrED”: - From the preferred list, tap the “basket” icon - Tap the function to be removed from preferred.

DELETE fAvourITEs

Removes all functions from the “favourites”

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mACHINE IDAllows you to enter a number and the name that identifies the machine.The code can be used for the identification of the machine for the analysis of the statistics.INsTALLATIoN DATEStores the current date as the date of installation .Before storing the date make sure you have set the cor-rect date and time.The date is used for the management of maintenance intervals.

TECHNICAL supporT CoNTACT INformATIoNAllows to enter the contact information (name and phone num-ber) of the technical support in case of failure.This information will be displayed in case of failure.You can decide whether the information should be displayed for faults that block the equipment and/or faults that do not block the equipment.

ENERGY SAVINGThe energy saving function allows to enable, change the parameters, and set the time frames of the machine energy saving.sETTINgsEnables / disables power saving features.The machine allows to manage a few energy saving profiles.Some parameters of each energy saving profile can be cus-tomized.

“sofT moDE” profILE

This profile enables energy saving after a period of inactivity of the equipment. Upon a request for a selection the machine exits the energy saving mode.It is possible to: - set the number minutes of equipment inactivity after which the profile is to be activated - set the maintenance temperature of the boiler in the energy saving phase - enable / disable the door’s lighting - Select the brightness level of touch screens among those pre-defined.

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“DEEp moDE”profILE

This profile is active on the set time frames. In the set time frames, the boiler temperature is lowered and the maintenance temperature is set.It is possible to: - set the maintenance temperature of the boiler in the energy saving phase - set by how many minutes to advance the boiler’s heating before the end of the of the time band. e.g. 5 minutes: 5 minutes before the end of the time band, the boiler heating cycle to reach the operating temperature gets activated. - enable / disable the door’s lighting - Select the brightness level of touch screens among those pre-defined.

TImE frAmEsAllows to set the energy saving profiles time frames. - Tap the day when to set the time frames. - Tap the “+ Add” button then the line of the profile to position a rectangle indicating the time. - Drag the rectangle to precisely define the time.

To eliminate a rectangle, tap the “- remove” button, then tap the rectangle to be eliminated.Settings made for all days of the week or per single day can be copied.Tap “Copy day profile” to be able to: - Copy the set time bands in a single day of the week; tap the day in which to set energy saving then tap “paste daily profile” - Copy the set time bands for all days of the week; tap “paste daily profile into all days”

Fig. 9

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PAYMENT SYSTEMSYou can decide which protocols to enable for the payment sys-tems available and manage the relative functions..Some parameters shared by several payment systems keep the set point even if you change the type of system.CommoN pArAmETErs ImmEDIATE CHANgE The amount relative to a selection is generally cashed after the machine has sent the “Successful selection” signal.If you enable this function, which is disabled by default, the cash signal is sent at the start of the dispensing cycle.The setup of this parameter is compulsory.DECImAL poINT posITIoN

To set up the decimal point position, i.e.:0 decimal point disabled1 XXX.X (one decimal digit after the point)2 XX.XX (two decimal digits after the point)3 X.XXX (three decimal digits after the point).

TypE of DIspENsINg

To set the operation mode by multiple or single dispensing. In case of multiple dispensing, the change is not automatically given at the end of a successful delivery, but the credit will remain available for further dispensing. If you press the coin return button, the remaining credit will be returned if its value is lower than the maximum change value.obLIgATIoN To buy

To enable/disable the operation of the coin return button before dispensing a product. - ON: the change is returned after having selected a product - OFF: the change is returned just after having pressed the coin return key (the machine is acting as a coin changer)

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vALIDATor

DECImAL poINT posITIoN

To set up the decimal point position, i.e.:0 decimal point disabled1 XXX.X (one decimal digit after the point)2 XX.XX (two decimal digits after the point)3 X.XXX (three decimal digits after the point).CrEDIT progrAmmINg (ovErpAy)You can decide whether: - to cash the credit exceeding the selection amount after a well-defined time interval in seconds (parameter “deleted 000”) - to leave the credit exceeding the selection amount at disposal for a subsequent selection (parameter “maintained”)

ovErpAy TImEouT

Allows the setting of the timeout after which to release the credit without having requested a selection.

mDbCrEDIT progrAmmINg (ovErpAy)You can decide whether: - to cash the credit exceeding the selection amount after a well-defined time interval in seconds (parameter “deleted 000”) - to leave the credit exceeding the selection amount at disposal for a subsequent selection (parameter “maintained”)

ovErpAy TImEouT

Allows the setting of the timeout after which to release the credit without having requested a selection.mAxImum CrEDIT

Use this function to define the maximum accepted credit for inserted coins.mAxImum CHANgE

You can set a limit on the total amount of the change the coin mechanism will pay as soon as you press the change button or after one single dispensing.The credit exceeding the amount you have programmed by this function will be cashed.

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ACCEpTED CoINs

To define which coins shall be accepted among those recog-nised by the validator when the change tubes are full.For the coin/value correspondence check the coin mechanism configuration.CoINs ACCEpTED for ExACT CHANgE

To define which coins shall be accepted among those rec-ognised by the validator when the machine is in the “exact amount” mode.For the coin/value correspondence check the coin mechanism configuration.rETurNED CoINs

To define which coins shall be used to give the change among those available in the tubes. This parameter is active only with the coin mechanisms not intended to manage the choice of the tube in use automatically (Auto changer payout).For the coin/value correspondence check the coin mechanism configuration.

ExACT CHANgE ALgorITHm Allows to choose the control algorithm so that the machine is able to give change at the end of the selection.Each algorithm verifies a set of conditions, (the amount of coins in the tubes or the empty or full status) of the tubes which will be used by the coin box to return the change.The “Doesn’t give change” condition occurs when the tubes combined with the chosen algorithm have reached the mini-mum level of coins.For simplicity reasons the combination is described with refer-ence to the tubes A, B and C, where tube A receives the lower value coins and tube C the higher value coins. 0 = A or (B and C) 1 = A and B and C 2 = only A and B 3 = A and (B or C) 4 = only A 5 = only A or B (default) 6 = A or B or C 7 = only A or B 8 = only A or C 9 = only B and C 10 = only B 11 = only B or C 12 = only C

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E.g.: algorithm “6” will display message “Doesn’t give change” when all tubes (A,B and C) are at minimum level.Algorithm “04” will display message “Doesn’t give change” only when tube A (coin of least value) will have reached minimum coin level.prICEs

CurrENCy symboL

Set up the currency symbol during the credit display.

sELLINg prICEs

The equipment is able to manage up to 4 different prices for each selection.The prices can be active according to the set time band (stand-ard or promotional).Prices are grouped in 4 lists, for each of the 4 lists the price can be set both in a global way (same price for all selections) or per single selection.

pAssworD frEE vEND

enables / disables the free dispensing of one or more selec-tions through the use of a password.Set: - the password for a single free dispensing

or - the password for free dispensing of multiple selections

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prICE by TImE bAND

Allows the setting in time bands (standard or promotional) for sales at differentiated prices. - Touch the day when to set the time frames. - Tap the “+ Add” button then tap the band’s line to position a rectangle showing the time. - Drag the rectangle to precisely define the time.

To eliminate a rectangle, tap the “- remove” button, then tap the rectangle to be eliminated.Settings made for all days of the week or per single day can be copied.Tap “Copy day profile” to be able to: - Copy the set time bands in a single day of the week; tap the day in which to set energy saving then tap “paste daily profile” - Copy the time bands set for all days of the week; tap “paste daily profile to all days

IMPORT / EXPORTIncludes all the functions to export and import statistics, ma-chine settings, graphics packages, …EvADTsAllows the exporting of EVADTS data to USB pen drive and/or to data acquisition devices (RS232, IrDA, telemetry, …).

CommuNICATIoN proToCoL

Through this function a decision is possible as to the communi-cation protocol to be used for communicating with data acquisi-tion devices.

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DDCmp - EDDCmp

with the following configurable parameters: - Baudrate: is the transmission speed to be used in communi-cations between the equipment and data acquisition devices. - Pass code: this is an alphanumeric code (0-9; A-F) which must be equal to the one of the data transfer terminal for per-mitting its identification. Default setting 0 - Security code: this is an alphanumeric code for mutual rec-ognition between machine and EVA DTS terminal. Default setting 0 - End of transmission: if enabled, can recognise the end of transmission signal (EOT) that is sent upon the last packet and can interrupt data transmission.

DEx/uCs

with the following configurable parameters: - Baudrate: is the transmission speed to be used in communi-cations between the equipment and data acquisition devices.

vIDEoAllows the importing / exporting of videos from the equipment through a USB pen drive.A directory and/or file can be created / deleted.

supporTED vIDEo formATs - MP4 codes H264 and 25 frames/sec - AVI codes XVID, MPEG2 and 25 frames/sec - MOV codes MPEG4 and 25 frames/sec - maximum screen saver resolution 1200x800 - entertainment video resolution 640x480.

Using high quality contents affects general performance.

ImAgEsAllows the importing / exporting of images from the equipment through a USB pen drive.A directory and/or file can be created / deleted.ImAgE formATs supporTED - JPG, PNG

Using high quality contents affects general performance.

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Errors LogfILEExports the errors in the machine to a log file.The logfile is saved on a USB device.

SYSTEM

CompoNENTs TEsTAllows to check the main components of the machine.The components that can be checked are displayed.Tap the component to be tested on the touch screen.

INfusEr uNIT

Starts the handling of the brewing unit

EsprEsso CoNTAINEr

A dose of coffee beans is ground

moTor-DosErs

The instant powder motor-doser associated with the selected powder is activated for 2 seconds.

mIxEr

The mixer is activated for two seconds

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soLENoID vALvEs / pumps

The solenoid valve or the pump is activated for 2 seconds.

TEA INfusEr uNIT

Handling of the tea infuser unit gets started

LIgHTINg

The equipment lighting gets activatedsENsors AND INpuT DEvICEs TEsTA screen appears with the status of the equipment control devices (sensors, microswitches,...).The status of the ON/OFF devices is shown in green if the device is active/enabled, in red if inactive/disabled.For sensors, the detected value is displayed (e.g. temperature).

Cup sENsor TEsTPlace a cup in front of the / cup to the sensors to verify the operation .The machine shows the values measured by the cup sensor.The function is useful for checking the sensitivity value of the cup sensor.TEsT of ouTpuT DEvICEsAllows checking operation of the equipment’s main compo-nents.Components that can be activated get displayed.For safety reasons the test must be carried out with door closed.Keep the device button pressed to activate it and to check its operation.Upon releasing the button, the device will be deactivated.

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TouCH sCrEEN TEsT

Allows testing of the touch screen.Tap and drag finger on the touch screen, during testing traces are left on the touch screen.boILEr fILLINg AND EmpTyINgYou can fill and empty the boiler.The hydraulic circuit filling is automatic.In case of maintenance at the hydraulic circuit or if one were to form significant water voids: perform the manual filling of the hydraulic circuit.With the emptying boiler fuction is open a solenoid valve to al-low air to enter into the boiler

boILEr fILLINg

The boiler is filled when the machine is installed.Use this function to fill the boiler after maintenance of the hy-draulic system or if consistent water voids are formed.

boILEr EmpTyINg

The boiler must be emptied by technical personnel.The boiler water is very hot and causes burns.Before emptying the boiler, wait for the water in the boiler to cool down.The equipment includes a procedure for “quick cooling” of the boiler.The emptying function opens a solenoid valve of the boiler to allow the entry of air in the boiler.

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mACHINE pArAmETErs TEsTSets the activation time of the components during the self-test.

fACTory rEsET

Allows to restore the device to factory settings.Warning !!!All statistical data, failure list, containers level control, and settings are lost.

DATE TImEDate and time are used to record events (for example faults, ...), for the management of programmed wash and for mainte-nance warnings.Set current date and time.LANguAgEThe language used in the pre-defined message-displaying, user interface and menus can be changed.Some languages are not available for the “change language” function; to add other languages the flag icon must be shifted to “Languages used” To eliminate a language from the “change language” function it is sufficient to drag the flag icon to the “Disabled languages”.

Fig. 10

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usEr profILEsThe use of some programming functions can be enabled / disa-bled by utilising the access profiles.The access profile ensures that only the functions linked to it can be used.Each user profile has a password.Default passwords are: - Technician (4444), - Distributor (3333), - Charger (2222) - User (1111)

Advanced programming functionalities must only be re-served for persons with specific knowledge of the equip-ment (technical personnel) and of hygiene regulations.With this function you can change: - the name of the user profile; tap the profile name to change it - the access password for each user profile; tap “change pass-word” under the user profile name to modify.

NETwork / NETwork

ETHErNET

Allows to enable and configure the network card of the equip-ment.The device supports TCP/IP.It shows all network parameters that can be changed.The network parameters (such as IP address, ...) can be: - assigned automatically (DHCP)

or - manually.

To automatically assign network parameters there must be a DHCP server on the network.The MAC address is a unique address assigned by the manu-facturer that identifies the network card of the equipment.The MAC address cannot be changed.

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wI-fI

Allows to enable and configure the wi-fi connection of the equipment.The equipment supports leading wi-fi security protocols.Enter the identifier of the Wi-Fi network (SSID) to connect to.The network parameters (such as IP address, ...) can be: - assigned automatically (DHCP)

or - manually.

To automatically assign network parameters there must be a DHCP server on the network.The MAC address is a unique address assigned by the manu-facturer that identifies the network card of the equipment.The MAC address cannot be changed.

bLuETooTH

Allows to enable and configure the Bluetooth connection and exchange data (short distance) between the equipment and other devices.To connect to a Bluetooth device you need to: - enter the equipment identifier. - make the equipment visible when searching for Bluetooth devices - enter the authentication code and associate the Bluetooth device to communicate.

In discovery mode a wireless signal is transmitted that allows the device to be detected by other devices.When a device can be detected, the pairing mode is also usu-ally enabled.

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sofTwArE upDATEShows the software version of the machine.It also allows to update the machine software with a USB stick or via network connection.

upDATE from usb

You can update the machine software with a USB stick. - insert the USB stick with the new software - In the navigation window of the USB stick file system and select the file with the software update.

INTErNET upDATE

Only for devices set for internet connection.You can update the machine software via connection to an FTP server with software updates available.Enter: - the address of the FTP server with software updates - the credentials for access to the FTP server (username and password).

INformATIoNAllows to view all the information about the device software (version, theme used, machine configuration, …)

CONNECTIVITY

E-mAIL NoTIfICATIoNsIn order to send notifications via e-mail the networks settings must have been configured.Enable the function to allow the setting of parameters for send-ing e-mails.Configure the parameters according to the ISP (Internet Ser-vice Provider) used.The equipment sends notifications via e-mail. It is impos-sible to receive e-mails on the equipment.Select which events and/or faults can be notified via e-mail.The sending of notifications via e-mail at pre-defined days and times can be programmed.

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Italiano Si dichiara che la macchina, descritta nella targhetta di identificazione, è

conforme alle disposizioni legislative delle D

irettive Europee elencate a lato e suc-cessive m

odifiche ed integrazioni.English The m

achine described in the identification plate conforms to the legisla-

tive directions of the European directives listed at side and further amendm

ents and integrations

English The harmonised standards or technical specifications (designations) w

hich com

ply with good engineering practice in safety m

atters in force within the EU have

been applied are:

Français La machine décrite sur la plaquette d’identification est conform

e aux dispositions légales des directives européennes énoncées ci-contre et m

odifications et intégrations successives

Svenska Maskinen som

beskrivs på märkskylten överensstäm

mer m

ed de lagliga föreskrifterna i Europa-direktiven som

anges i listan bredvid och följande ändringar och integreringarD

ansk Maskinen beskrevet på identifikationspladen stem

mer overens m

ed lov-givningerne, der er indeholdt i de Europæ

iske direktiver listet til højre, og med de

efterfølgende ændringer og tillæ

g

Deutsch D

as auf dem Typenschild beschriebene G

erät entspricht den rechts aufge-führten gesetzlichen Europäischen Richtlinien, sow

ie anschließenden Änderungen und Ergänzungen

Nederlands D

e machine beschreven op het identificatieplaatje is conform

de wetsbepalingen van de Europese Richtlijnen die hiernaast verm

eld worden en latere am

endementen en aanvullingen

Italiano Le norme arm

onizzate o le specifiche tecniche (designazioni) che sono state applicate in accordo con le regole della buona arte in m

ateria di sicurezza in vigore nella UE sono:

Français Les normes harm

onisées ou les spécifications techniques (désignations) qui ont été appliquées conform

ément aux règles de la bonne pratique en m

atière de sécurité en vigueur dans l’UE sont :

Deutsch D

ie harmonisierten Standards oder technischen Spezifikationen (Bestim

-m

ungen), die den Regeln der Kunst hinsichtlich den in der EU geltenden Sicherheits-norm

en entsprechen, sind:

Svenska De harm

oniserade standarderna eller de tekniska specifikationerna (be-teckningar) som

tillämpas i överensstäm

melse m

ed sunda tekniska principer ifråga om

säkerhet som gäller inom

EU är

Dansk Produktet er produceret i henhold til følgende harm

oniserede EU-standarder eller tekniske specifikationer (betegnelser), og er produceret i overensstem

melse

med god frem

stillingspraksis vedrørende sikkerhed:

Nederlands D

e geharmoniseerde norm

en of technische specificaties (aanwijzingen)

die toegepast werden volgens de in de EU van kracht zijnde eisen van goed vakman-

schap inzake veiligheid zijn de volgende:

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Valbrembo, 20/04/2016

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The technical file is compiled at:

Direttive europee

European directivesSostituita daRepealed by

2006/95/CE

2014/35/EU2006/42/EC97/23/EC2004/108/EC

2014/30/EU90/128/EC

2002/72/CE+

2008/39/CE

80/590/EEC

and 89/109/EECEC

1935/2004

EC 10/2011

2002/95/EC2011/65/EC

2002/96/CE

2012/19/UE

Norm

e armonizzate / Specifiche tecniche

Harm

onised standards / Technical specificationsEN

60335-1:2002 + A1:2004 + A11:2004 + A12:2006 + A2:2006+ A13:2008EN

60335-2-75:2004 + A1:2005 + A11:2006 + A2:2008 + A12:2010EN

62233:2008EN

55014-1: 2006 + A1: 2009 + A2:2011EN

55014-2: 1997 + A1: 2001 + A2: 2008EN

61000-3-2: 2014EN

61000-3-3: 2013

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