The c5 coffee maker is a fully automatic
coffee making machine which, in the basic
version, can dispense pre-programmed
coffee products through a height-adjustable product outlet into the container. The
beverage required is selected via five beverage selection buttons.
The beverage selection buttons employ a
click pushbutton design that provides both
tactile and visual feedback. Large, illuminated product fields indicate the beverage
currently selected.
A filling chute enables pre-ground, decaffeinated varieties of coffee to be processed.
The c5 coffee maker exhibits the latest
marks of conformity, indicating that it satisfies the necessary certification standards.
1.2.2 "Installed EF milk cooler"
option
The installed EF milk cooler consists of a
compressor cooling unit, a separate pump
system, a temperature regulator unit and a
6 litre capacity milk container.
The milk is automatically added to the relevant coffee products. The milk cooler door
can be lockable.
1.2.3 "External FC milk cooler"
option
The external FC milk cooler consists of an
industry-standard refrigerator.
If the c5 coffee maker is fitted with an additional external FC milk cooler, the c5 coffee
maker will contain an extra pump system
for the automatic addition of milk into the
relevant coffee products.
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For hot milk processing with integrated, fully automatic cleaning, the c5 coffee maker
satisfies the HACCP hygiene requirements.
The patented, Automatic Coffeequality
System (ACS) quality monitoring system
continually monitors relevant parameters
such as fineness of grind, coffee powder
weighed-in quantity, infusion time and water temperature.
The piston system is optimally controlled
via a Variable Pressure System (VPS).
The water supply can be directly connected
to the water mains or to a water can.
1.2.4 "Draw hot water" option
It is possible to draw hot water in user-defined quantities by pressing a button.
1.2.5 "Draw steam" option
Steam can be drawn from the steam tap,
and is continuously adjustable.
The autonomous cw cup warmer has three
levels with built-in heating elements.
1.2.7 "Second coffee bean
grinder" option
The second coffee bean grinder option allows a second variety of coffee to be used.
Without this option, the second bean hopper is locked.
1.2.8 "Raised bean hopper"
option
A higher been hopper (a unit) can be placed on top of the bean hopper(s) to increase the coffee bean capacitiy.
1.2.11 "Raised feet" option
To clean the area underneath the machines, all the machines can be fitted with
raised feet.
1.2.12 "Waste water container
level monitoring" option
If the c5 coffee maker is connected to fresh
water and waste water cans, it is possible to monitor the level of the waste water
can (see also section «5.2 Water connection, 5 - 4»). The level monitoring is coupled
to the control system. The control system
outputs level-specific information to the
LCD.
1.2.13 Shift function
1.2.9 "Bean hopper lockable"
option
Lockable versions of both the standard and
raised bean hoppers are available.
1.2.10 "Milk level monitoring"
option
Milk level monitoring is used in conjunction
with the installed EF milk cooler. It is coupled to the c5 coffee maker control system.
Warnings on the LCD enable the user to
keep an eye on the level of milk while the
machine is in operation.
The five beverage selection buttons are allocated as standard at two levels with one
pre-programmed beverage per level in
each case.
The Shift function switches the beverage
selection buttons to the second level and
back again.
1.2.14 TWIN function
Normally, one pass of coffee grinding with
subsequent infusion operation produces a
single quantity of the selected coffee (coffee + milk) product.
With the TWIN function, one pass of coffee
grinding with one subsequent infusion op-
eration produces a double quantity of the
selected coffee (coffee + milk) product.
The TWIN function has to be activated by
the Technical Customer Service.
Key cards are needed to access the functions of the c5 coffee maker.
Functions such as switch on/switch off,
counter readout or programming can only
be used if one has the relevant authorised
key card.
1.2.15.1"user" key card
The "user" key card is the card of the person who operates the c5 coffee maker.
This card can be configured as a multi-user
card for up to six c5 coffee makers.
1.2.15.2"manager" key card
The "manager" key card is the card of the
person (manager), who uses this card to
gain access to the higher-level functions.
This card can be configured as a multi-user
card for up to six c5 coffee makers.
1.2.15.3"memory" key card
The "memory" key card contains all the
system data for the c5 coffee maker, as it
was configured at the time of (first) installation by the service technician.
The "memory" key card enables the coffee
maker to be reset following an emergency.
1.2.15.4"free vend" key card
The "free vend" key card enables beverages to be dispensed at no charge, using external billing modules.
1.2.15.5"vip" key card
The "vip" key card enables the self-service
mode to be enabled or disabled without
having to delve into the programming of the
c5 coffee maker.
1.2.15.6"external" key card
The "external" key card enables external
modules, such as coin-operation units or
coin-checking devices, to be enabled or
disabled without having to delve into the
programming of the c5 coffee maker.
1.2.15.7"key lock" key card
The "key lock" key card enables the control
buttons to be locked or released without
having to delve into the programming of the
c5 coffee maker.
1.2.15.8"engineer" key card
The "engineer" key card is reserved for the
service technician. It allows the technician
to access every area of the system software, read the statistical data and directly
control hardware components for test purposes.
Depending on the type of danger, instead of
STOP, one of the following symbols could
be combined with the word WARNING.
WARNING
•Warning of electric shock.
WARNING
•Warning of heat.
Level 2
CAUTION
•The CAUTION symbol
stresses important instructions. Failure to observe
these instructions could
lead to damage to the equipment or to other material assets.
2.2 Basic safety
instructions
2.2.1 Proper use
2.2.1.1General
Proper use includes, in addition to the specific provisions set out below, observing
these Operating Instructions and complying with the supplier’s obligatory maintenance and repair instructions.
2.2.1.2c5 coffee maker
The c5 coffee maker is used solely to dispense coffee products, coffee and milk
combined products, hot water, steam and
to heat and froth milk.
No other use of the c5 coffee maker will be
deemed to be proper.
2.2.1.3Installed EF milk cooler
The installed milk cooler is used exclusively
to keep milk cold.
No other use of the installed EF milk cooler
will be deemed to be proper.
Level 3
NOTE
•Notes contain additional in-
formation aimed at raising
the general level of safety
and at lightening the user’s
workload.
The cw cup warmer is intended solely to
keep cups warm.
No other use of the cw cup warmer will be
deemed to be proper.
2.2.2 Specific hazards and
instructions
2.2.2.1c5 coffee maker
WARNING
•Never insert either the
hands or any rod-shaped
object into a bean hopper or
into the filling chute while
the c5 coffee maker is connected to the mains power
supply.
•Only coffee beans may be
introduced to the bean hopper.
•Only ground coffee may be
introduced to the filling
chute.
SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
•Hot air comes out from the
bottom of the steam outlet.
There is a danger of scalding.
•The bottom of the steam
pipe is hot after it has been
giving off steam. There is a
danger of burns.
•Hot liquid comes out from
the bottom of the beverage
outlet. There is a danger of
scalding.
•Hot liquid comes out from
the bottom of the hot water
outlet. There is a danger of
scalding.
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WARNING
•When handling the combi-
nation cleaning tablets
"COMBI-Tabs", the manufacturer’s warnings and instructions that are printed on
the cleaning tablet container
must be observed and complied with.
WARNING
•When handling the AMC
powder, the manufacturer’s
warnings and instructions
that are printed on the bag
must be observed and complied with.
•The bottom of the hot water
outlet is hot after it has been
dispensing liquid. There is a
danger of burns.
WARNING
•Never interfere with the
electricity supply connection
or modify it. This could result
in fatal injury.
•Never remove the screwmounted covers. There is a
danger of fatal injury upon
contact with live components.
ration, the c5 coffee maker
should not be used in large
kitchens.
•Electrical equipment which
does not have adequate
electro-magnetic protection
should not be operated
close to the c5 coffee maker
or the installed EF milk cooler.
•The drip tray serves solely
to collect drip water. It must
not be used as a sink.
CAUTION
•Never interfere with the wa-
ter mains connection or
modify it. There is a danger
of flooding.
•The c5 coffee maker must
be disconnected from the
water supply after it has
been switched off, e.g. for
the overnight period of inactivity, i.e. it is imperative that
the tap is closed.
CAUTION
•Never spray the c5 coffee
maker with a water hose
during cleaning. There is a
risk of damage.
•Always empty the coffee
dregs drawer in the correct
manner. There is a danger
of overflow.
•Always insert the key card
dry and in the correct position into the slot. Do not insert any foreign objects or
chip cards for other systems
into the slot. There is a risk
of damage.
•Do not leave key card in the
slot during operation.
•If the internal relieve pressure valve is actuated due to
excessive pressure or temperature increase, switch
the c5 coffee maker off immediately. Secure the c5
coffee maker against unintentional switching on and
report to Customer Support.
•Only operate the c5 coffee
maker in covered locations,
avoid places where there is
a risk of water splash. There
is a risk of damage.
and in the plastic pockets
provided for this purpose.
There is a risk of damage.
•Never put a key card on a
hot surface or expose to direct sunlight. There is a risk
of damage.
•Never put a key card down
in an environment where
there is a risk of water
splash. There is a risk of
damage.
•Always clean key cards including chip contacts with a
clean, slightly moist cloth
without using any household cleaner. There is a risk
of damage.
•Never bend or fold a key
card or use it as a tool.
There is a risk of damage.
•In an environment that is
likely to be electrostatic, always ensure that you have
earthed yourself (e.g. by
touching a radiator) before
handling a key card. There
is a risk of damage.
2.2.3 Personal safety
WARNING
If handled improperly, the equipment could cause serious or fatal injury.
Anyone using and maintaining
the equipment must be trained
in the correct handling of the
equipment and must have read
and understood the safety instructions in these Operating Instructions before starting to use
or maintain the equipment.
WARNING
Never modify or remove any
safety mechanisms.
Do not disable any safety mechanisms by modifying the equipment.
If there are any warning symbols
affixed to the equipment (dependent on nationality), never remove these. Replace any lost or
defective warnings symbols immediately.
WARNING
Never operate the equipment in
a damaged condition.
Report any irregularities to your
superior immediately, especially
if they affect safety.
As well as the warning symbols (dependent
on nationality) affixed to the equipment, the
equipment also has several active safety
mechanisms.
2.3.1 Power switch
-c5 coffee maker power switch.
Activation with key card.
2.3.2 Pressure relief valve
The c5 coffee maker is equipped with internal pressure relief valves which monitor the
flow heater pressure and the boiler pressure.
2.4 Authorised persons
2.4.1 General
Only persons who are authorised to do so
may work on or with the equipment.
A person is deemed to be authorised if he/
she satisfies the minimum training and
knowledge requirements listed in this chapter and has been assigned a fixed area of
responsibility.
2.4.2 Areas of responsibility of
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-cw cup warmer power switch (toggle
switch with integrated light)
personnel
2.4.2.1Operator
As the most senior person from the legal
point of view, the operator is responsible for
the proper use of the equipment and for the
training and deployment of authorised personnel.
He records the competencies and of authorised persons, including whether they have
the authority to give orders, for his business.
His tasks include the following:
-He sets or resets the equipment to the
beverages that are currently to be dispensed, if he wishes to dispense different beverages than those that the
supplier configured upon delivery or installation of the equipment.
-He adjusts the equipment to the beverages currently to be dispensed.
-He loads the equipment with the beverages to be handled.
-He starts the equipment up and monitors it.
-He cleans and services the equipment
in accordance with the work described
in chapters «6 Maintenance, 6 - 1» and
«7 Troubleshooting, 7 - 1».
-He pinpoints problems and organises
problem rectification.
2.4.2.3Maintenance personnel
(service technician)
2.4.3.2User
This is a person who has been instructed in
how to use the equipment and is aware of
the hazards that exist.
2.4.3.3Maintenance personnel
(service technician)
These are people who have completed
specialist vocational training, are familiar
with maintenance of the equipment and
through their work they have acquired the
skills needed.
Maintenance work on the mechanical and
electrical aspects of the equipment may
only be carried out by Customer Support.
2.5 Maintenance duty
He is responsible for the following tasks:
-He services and repairs the equipment
in accordance with the work described
in chapters «6 Maintenance, 6 - 1» and
«7 Troubleshooting, 7 - 1».
-He takes the equipment apart, stores it
and disposes of it.
2.4.3 Minimum training and
qualifications of
authorised personnel
2.4.3.1Operator
-He has a commercial background and
performs a managerial function.
-He has specialist experience in risk assessment and staff management.
-He has read and understood chapter
«2 Safety instructions, 2 - 1».
The operator has an obligation to maintain
and clean the equipment at regular intervals.
-to operate the equipment only in a fully
operational and undamaged condition;
-to use only OEM consumables and
spare parts;
-to test the security mechanisms to ensure that they are working properly following any maintenance or repair work
(see section «2.3 Safety mechanisms,
2 - 7»).
2.6 Availability of these
Operating Instructions
A copy of these Operating Instructions in
the vicinity of the equipment must be available to staff using the equipment at all
times.
can be swivelled upwards,
underneath it are the
navigation and "+ / -" buttons.
4LCD,
text display on two lines
5Filling chute with lid,
chute for "decaffeinated" coffee powder
6Bean hopper cover
7Shift/Stop button,
level change in dispensing of beverages,
acknowledgement function in the programming
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8Beverage selection buttons,
dual assignment for dispensing of beverages, selection and modification function
in the programming (only topmost and
bottom-most beverage selection buttons)
Normal initial start-up assumes that the c5
coffee maker is connected to the mains
power supply.
Once the coffee bean level and the water
connection have been checked, the c5
coffee maker can be switched on.
4.1.2 Installed EF milk cooler
Normal initial start-up assumes that the
installed EF milk cooler (together with the
c5 coffee maker) are connected to the
mains.
Once the full milk container has been
inserted, the installed EF milk container is
ready for operation.
4.1.3 cw cup warmer
After the machine has been connected to
the mains and the coffee bean level and
water connection have been checked, the
c5 coffee maker can be switched on. It is
recommended carrying out the cleaning
procedure described in section «6.2.2.1 c5
coffee maker, 6 - 5» immediately after
switching on.
4.2.2 Installed EF milk cooler
Initial start-up after the machine has been
out of service for a limited time assumes
that the installed EF milk cooler (together
with the c5 coffee maker) will normally have
been disconnected from the mains. Once
the machine has been connected to the
mains power supply and the full milk
container has been inserted, the installed
EF milk cooler is switched on. It is
recommended carrying out the cleaning
procedure described in section «6.2.2.2
Installed EF milk cooler / external FC milk
cooler, 6 - 7» immediately after switching
on.
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The machine is started up normally by
pressing the power switch.
The cw cup warmer is ready for operation
once it has been filled with cups.
4.2 Return to service after
the machine has been
out of service for a
limited time
4.2.1 c5 coffee maker
Initial start-up after the machine has been
out of service for a limited time assumes
that the c5 coffee maker will normally have
been disconnected from the mains.
4.2.3 cw cup warmer
If the plug for the cw cup warmer has been
pulled out of the socket, it must be plugged
into the socket first. To start the machine for
the first time after it has been out of service
for a limited time, press the power switch.
The cup warmer is ready for operation once
it has been filled with cups.