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Expobar BRILLIANCE User Manual

BRILLIANCE User Manual / EN
Article no. 1730058 Rev. 090506
Box 960, 671 29 ARVIKA (Suecia)
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1 INDEX
1 INDEX ........................................................................................................................................2
2 MACHINE DESCRIPTION: ...................................................................................................4
2.1 FRONT AND SIDE................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 REAR SIDE &OPEN DOOR VIEW.............................................................................................5
3 MACHINE INSTALLATION..................................................................................................5
3.1 SUITABLE LOCATIONS........................................................................................................... 5
3.2 WATER CONNECTION............................................................................................................5
3.3 E
LECTRICAL CONNECTION.................................................................................................... 6
3.4 I
NITIALIZATION..................................................................................................................... 6
3.5 WATER SOFTENER ................................................................................................................ 6
4 INTERFACE: ............................................................................................................................6
4.1 BUTTONS .............................................................................................................................. 6
5 TECHNICAL PROGRAMMING............................................................................................ 7
5.1 GETTING INTO THE SETTINGS MENU...................................................................................... 7
5.2 NOTE ....................................................................................................................................7
5.3 GENERAL SCHEME OF THE SETTINGS MENU.......................................................................... 7
5.4 INFO MENU......................................................................................................................... 8
5.5 MENU DOSES PROGRAM.......................................................................................................8
5.5.1 Doses Adjustment ........................................................................................................ 8
5.6 DOSES ADJUSTMENT TIME SCHEME ...................................................................................10
5.7 DOSES RECOMMENDATIONS (EXAMPLES): .......................................................................... 10
5.8 MACHINE PARAMETERS MENU........................................................................................... 11
5.8.1 Language:..................................................................................................................11
5.8.2 Boiler Temperature units...........................................................................................11
5.8.3 Boiler Temperature.................................................................................................... 11
5.8.4 Stand-by state ............................................................................................................ 11
5.8.5 Espresso group enabling/disabling...........................................................................12
5.8.6 Grounds counter........................................................................................................ 12
5.8.7 Pre-infusion...............................................................................................................12
5.8.8 Pre-grinding / extra speed.........................................................................................12
5.8.9 Keyboard number inversion ...................................................................................... 13
5.8.10 Smart Card enabling ................................................................................................. 13
5.9 COIN BOX MENU.................................................................................................................13
5.9.1 Coin Box enabling / disabling...................................................................................13
5.9.2 Number of decimals in pricing .................................................................................. 13
5.9.3 Prices setting ............................................................................................................. 14
5.9.4 Coin value (lines) setting...........................................................................................14
5.10 RINSING..............................................................................................................................14
5.11 EMPTYING AIRBREAK ......................................................................................................... 14
5.12 FULL SCHEME OF THE SETTINGS MENU..............................................................................15
6 MACHINE FUNCTION......................................................................................................... 17
6.1 S
TART UP PROCESS ............................................................................................................. 17
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6.2 GRINDER ADJUSTER............................................................................................................ 17
6.3 GRINDED COFFEE DOSER ADJUSTMENT ...............................................................................17
6.4 FILLING CANISTERS ............................................................................................................ 18
6.5 FILLING COFFEE HOPPER....................................................................................................18
7 HYGIENE AND MAINTENANCE....................................................................................... 19
7.1 CLEANING........................................................................................................................... 19
7.2 CLEANING THE MIXING SYSTEM.......................................................................................... 19
7.3 REASSEMBLY OF MIXER SYSTEM......................................................................................... 20
7.4 REMOVING THE ESPRESSO GROUP....................................................................................... 21
7.4.1 Push down Spout holder................................................................................................ 21
7.4.2 Release the espresso conduct .................................................................................... 21
7.4.3 Release the Holding Hooks........................................................................................ 21
7.4.4 Remove the group.......................................................................................................... 21
7.5 RE-ASSEMBLING THE COFFEE GROUP IN PLACE................................................................... 22
7.6 CLEANING THE GROUP........................................................................................................ 22
7.7 REMOVING THE DRIP TRAY .................................................................................................24
7.8 REMOVING THE GROUNDS TRAY ......................................................................................... 24
7.9 CLEANING THE MACHINE.................................................................................................... 25
7.9.1 Outside cleaning;........................................................................................................... 25
7.9.2 Inside cleaning........................................................................................................... 25
8 CARD READER......................................................................................................................25
8.1 NEW SMART CARDS & DATA SMARTCARDS:..................................................................... 26
8.1.1 Money SmartCard...................................................................................................... 26
8.1.2 Free services..............................................................................................................26
8.2 RS232 ................................................................................................................................ 26
9 ALARMS & DISPLAY MESSAGES....................................................................................27
9.1 TEMPORARY WARNINGS & MESSAGES ................................................................................27
9.1.1 Insuff. Credit..............................................................................................................27
9.1.2 Empty Coffee Tray..................................................................................................... 27
9.1.3 Alarm Coffee Tray .....................................................................................................27
9.1.4 Take Cup....................................................................................................................27
9.1.5 Please wait Boiler FillingUp.....................................................................................27
9.2 F
IXED ALARMS ................................................................................................................... 27
9.2.1 “No Coffee”............................................................................................................... 27
9.2.2 Stop irregular cycle...................................................................................................28
9.2.3 T.Probe Unconnect....................................................................................................28
9.2.4 Time-out alarm Filling Up ........................................................................................ 28
9.2.5 No water .................................................................................................................... 28
9.2.6 Coffee doser error ..................................................................................................... 28
9.2.7 Security anti flooding................................................................................................. 28
9.2.8 Alarm temperature Boiler.......................................................................................... 28
9.3 WHAT TO DO IF................................................................................................................... 29
9.3.1 Outgoing speed of espresso decreases ...................................................................... 29
9.3.2 The mixer “clogs”.....................................................................................................29
9.3.3 Water under the machine........................................................................................... 29
9.4 R
EMARKS: ..........................................................................................................................29
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2 MACHINE DESCRIPTION:
2.1 Front and side
Technical characteristics:
Dimension Height
Width Depth
664 mm 394 mm 474 mm
Weight Empty
Full
Kg 35
Kg 39 Water connection
Connection
Incoming pressure
½”outside thread
1,5 - 8 bars. Internal deposit ­Electrical Supply
Power supply Power
230V~ 50Hz 16A 1250 W
Transformer Primary 230V +/- 10%
220VA Sec. 18VAC VA / 26V 90VA / 30V 120VA
230V 50Hz
Grinder Voltage
Power Fuse
240 VAC / 117 VAC
103W-(240VAC 0.46A)
- 110W-(117VAC 0.95A)
Pump Power supply
Power pump
220V 50 Hz /117V 60Hz
50 W Max 15 bar
Pressure boiler
Heating element power Content Rise time
1000 W 0,7 Liter
2 minutes Soluble products gear motor
Power supply 24 V Dc
Mixing Motor
Power Supply 24 V DC
Coffee Dosage
Power Supply Dosage
24V Dc
7-9 gr. Water tank
Capacity Capacity Brita Filter
Liter ~145L / 10° kH
Max 4 weeks Coffee Container
Capacity Beans
~ 2 Kg
Chocolate Container
Capacity Chocolate
~ 1 kg
Milk/Toppi ng Container
Capacity Topping/milk powder
~ 0,6 kg
Payment Ready to
receive Coin Validator
Open Collector
with a DIL 10
pins connector.
D
oor
Lock
Bean Hopper
Height-adjustable Spouts
Driptray
Height-adjustable feets
Selection button
Product label
Display
Bean Hopper
Height-adjustable Spouts
Driptray
Smart-Card Reader
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2.2 Rear side &Open door view
3 MACHINE INSTALLATION
3.1 Suitable locations
This distributor is not suitable for outdoors service. The machine must be installed in dry locals, and should not be cleaned projecting water against it. Machine should not be exposed to temperatures under 1ºC. When installing the machine near a wall, make yourself sure that the door can be wide open and ensure yourself as well, that the fan’s grill at the right side of the machine, is not covered. Don’t ever cover the machine with plastic film or cloths.
3.2 Water connection
After unpacking the machine and placing the machine in its final location: Level the machine by turning its rotating feets. Connect the machine to a water inlet of drinkable water. We recommend to have a valve to cut the water to the machine if necessary. Pressure arriving to the machine should be between 1,5 and 8 bars. Make sure that the water hose not are kinked anywhere when machine is pushed into place. Note: It is advised, to split some water out of the water outlet being used, as to let possible dirt out of it.
Water inlet
Electric inle
t
Main switch
Mixer Bowl
Espresso group
Soluble canisters
Height-adjustable Spouts
Driptray
Grounds container
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3.3 Electrical connection
Connect the machine to a grounded 230VAC 50Hz connection or a grounded
110VAC 60Hz connection (depending on the model); check the adequate voltage and frequency at the back of the machine.
3.4 Initialization
When the machine is new received, its boiler is not completely full of water. And the Airbreak (a small deposit open to air inside the machine) will be empty. So prior to normal service, the machine’s system has to be filled up. As to do that; follow the next procedure:
1.- First, install the machine correctly in its final location.
2.- Connect the machine; and without waiting it to warm up, just press any selection that has espresso on its recipe, or the selection for water for infusion; It is important to use one of these as to really fill up the boiler; filling would not work as well with only soluble drinks.
3.- Repeat selecting an espresso / water for tea selection, till water comes out from the coffee or the “water for tea”, nozzle. When this happens, boiler is ready.
3.5 Water softener
It is strongly recommended to use a water softener / filter to supply water to the machine. This will remove estrange flavors from the water, and will avoid any limescale to build up and provoke problems.
4 INTERFACE:
4.1 Buttons
Eight buttons are available as to select 8 different beverages. Moreover, this buttons have some supplementary functions as below (while in settings menu):
Button Supplementary
function
Function description
K1 - (Minus) Decreases the numerical value or
the selection of the option on the screen on that moment
K2 Canc Exits the actual menu; on the main
menu, exits settings menu
K5 + (plus) Increases the numerical value or
the selection of the option on the screen on that moment
K6 Enter Confirms the option on the screen
on that moment
Note: An option exists on the settings menu, that inverts the position of the keys on the keyboard (see the keyboard number inversion section on this manual). If the Keyboard is not responding as expected, check that this option is not enabled.
-
+
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-
+
Canc
Enter
K1
K2
K3
K4
K5
K6
K7
K8
5 TECHNICAL PROGRAMMING
To set which button makes what on the machine, set prizing, and adjust different parameters of the machine.
5.1 Getting into the settings menu
With the door open and the power switched off, hold buttons 1&5 pressed and connect the power of the machine. Wait for the display of the machine to show
“info” (it will take 1
sec. Aprox.), then you can release the 1 & 5 buttons. Now you are in the settings menu.
Some times, it is hard to maintain pressed both buttons at the same time. If when
trying to access the settings menu, you get in the display “Please Wait” or any other message than “INFO”, please begin again from turning off the machine as to get into the settings menu.
5.2 Note
On the following explanations we will often represent the Screen of the machine and the information shown on it at each moment as follows: A group of screens under a certain option, to make a clearer scheme, will be shown as:
5.3 General Scheme of the
settings menu
Once entered the settings menu, the first menu shown at the display is the INFO menu: Being in the Info menu, to proceed to the following menu, we will have to push the “+” button. To return to the previous menu, we will have to push the “-“ button. To get into the selected menu, press “enter”. To go to the normal start up of the machine, just press the “Cancel” button.
INFO
Normal Start up
+
INFO
Ca
DOSES
PROGRAM
-
MACHINE
PARAM
-
Enter
Ca
Enter
Canc
Enter
Canc
COIN BOX
-
Enter
Canc
EMPTYING
-
Ca
Ca
Ca
Ca
+
+
+
RINSING
-
Enter
Canc
-
Ca
+
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5.4 INFO Menu
The Info Menu is the first one to appear in the settings menu:
Now accepting with button K6(Enter), the general totals of the erogations made by the machine are shown. On the display we get: Where NR. is the total number of erogations made by the machine.
Pressing the “+” or the “enter” button the menu will move to the counter of the button 1. Showing us the total amount of services made with this selection. Pressing the “+” button or the “enter” button the menu will proceed to the next counter. Pressing “-“ will go back to the previous counter. Whenever we want to return to the main menu, we just have
to press the “exit” button. Note that the maximum value for NR. is 65535; once arrived to this amount, the counter will begin again the count.
5.5 Menu Doses Program
This menu allows the adjustment of the ingredients and doses of them used in each of the available selections. We access to this menu through the following screen: “Doses program”:
Pressing the “Enter” button, we get into the menu. The display shows then the selection “1” available to be adjusted: Now we can either press “canc” and begin to adjust the “recipe” of selection nr. 1, or press “esc” (button K2) and go back to the superior menu, or move to the next/previous selection to be adjusted by pressing “+” / “-“:
5.5.1 Doses Adjustment
Supposing we just pressed “enter” having “dose program 1” on the screen, we begin the adjustment of the different parameters of button 1(We could return to superior menus, by pressing “canc”).:
The first adjustment available is the “Coffee Water Vol.”. With it the volume of water pumped to brew the espresso is set. With “+” and “ ­”, the volume is adjusted. With “enter” the quantity set is accepted, and next parameter will be shown on the screen. The volume is measured
in Cubic centimeters. Accordingly to this setting, during normal service of the machine, when button 1 is selected, the machine will automatically grind the needed beans of coffee, and brew the espresso with the set
Global Counter Doses NR.
INFO
Key Total 1
NR.
Key Total 1
NR.
Key Total 2
NR.
Enter / +
Enter / +
-
-
Key Total ...
NR.
Enter / +
Enter / +
-
-
Can
Global Counter Doses NR.
Key Total 8
NR.
Enter / +
-
Can
Can
Canc
Canc
Enter
Coffee water Vol Key 1 ## cc
Canc
Enter
DOSES PROGRAM.
DOSE PROGRAM.
1
Enter
Canc
DOSE PROGRAM.
1
DOSE PROGRAM.
2
DOSE PROGRAM.
8
+
-
+
-
+
-
Canc
Enter
Canc
Enter
Canc
Enter
....
Canc
Canc
Canc
+
-
+
-
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volume of water. If the quantity is set to 0, no espresso will be brewed on the selection, neither grinding will be performed.
Next setting, will adjust if the brewing of the espresso will be done before, or after having brewed the part of soluble drinks. One or the other option can be set by pressing “+” or “-“.With “enter” the selection set is accepted, and next parameter will be
shown on the screen. Now it comes the time to set the water times for the soluble drinks brewed on the mixer. These times set the quantity of water used to brew the selection. With buttons “+” and “-“ we adjust the times; with “enter” we accept the set times, and proceed to the next adjustment. The Time 1, sets the time to get the main quantity of water for the brewing; the time 2, adjust the amount of water to flush the mixer clean. Between them the pause can be adjusted with the time for “Pause Water 1”. The amount of water set here will be mixed with the soluble powders set in following parameters.
The next three parameter set the hot water coming out from the hot water spout. This water will not be mixed with any soluble. Here we can set the “Pause Water2” and the “Time2Water2” to 0. With “Enter” we will accept the different settings and proceed to following
Now we will set the times for the mixer (Mixer Time 1). This time setting, adjusts how long will the mixer run while receiving the water and the powder. With buttons “+” and “-“ we adjust the time; with “enter” we accept the setting, and proceed to the next adjustment
The following parameter (Mixer time 2) controls if water will come out or not from infusion water spout; set it to 0 as to stop water from coming out the hot water for infusion spout. Make it bigger than 0 as to allow the machine to dispose the hot water from this spout. With buttons “+” and “-“ adjust the desired value; with enter proceed to the next parameter.
Enter
Enter
Canc
Brewing coffee 1
BEFORE SOLUBILE
Brewing coffee 1
AFTER SOLUBILE
+
-
Mixer time 1 Key 1 #.# s.
Enter
Canc
Enter
Mixer Time 1
Mixer time 2 Key 1 #.# s.
Enter
Enter
Canc
Mixer Time2 = 0
Mixer Time2 > 0
Time 1 Water 1 Key 1 #.# s.
Enter
Pause Water 1 Key 1 #.# s.
Enter
Enter
Time 2 Water 1 Key 1 #.# s.
Enter
Canc
Canc
Canc
Time 1 Water 1 Pause Water 1 Time 2 Water1
Water1
Time 1 Water 2 Key 1 #.# s.
Pausa Water 2 Key 1 #.# s.
Enter
Time 2 Water 2 Key 1 #.# s.
Canc
Canc
Canc
Enter
Time 1 Water 2 Pause Water 2 Time 2 Water2
Water2
Enter
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