Turn water Supply On
Plug or wire brewer to the appropriate voltage circuit as
indicated on the serial tag.
Locate power switch on the upper right rear of the machine
and turn machine power on.
Machine will begin to fill.
If machine has not filled to probe level within 6 minutes it will enter an error
mode. Error code E-4 will appear on the display screen. To reset the error
and resume filling turn power switch off and then on.
When water in tank reaches probe level, heating cycle will
begin.
You are now ready to proceed to Set-Up Programming.
Open machine cabinet door and locate the 3-switch control
panel w/lighted display screen. The temperature will show on
the display screen. As shown in figure 1.
Fig. 1
Step 1. Enter a Programming Mode
Press and hold the center switch labeled “Enter”. After five
seconds, the display will flash “Flu” approximately 13 times.
Continue to hold in the switch and the temperature will
appear. (Release the switch when temp. appears on the
display.) As shown in figures 2 & 2A.
Step 2. Adjust Temperature
The machine features an adjustable temperature range of
170-190F. Use the + or – switch to scroll to the desired
temperature setting. (To turn off the heater press the + or switch until “OFF” is displayed.) As shown in figures 3 & 3A.
Press the “Enter” switch to save and proceed to the next
programming option. Either the word “YES” or the word “NO”
will appear on the display screen.
Fig. 3
Fig. 3A
Step 3. Enable/Disable BIB Tracking
This machine features the option to track the liquid output of
a BIB and then alert the operator when the BIB is empty.
(Display will flash the pump number affected and buzzer will
beep if enabled.)
To Enable BIB Tracking, use the + or – switch to scroll until
the display reads YES. To disable BIB Tracking, use the + or
– switch to scroll until the display reads NO. As shown in
figures 4 & 5. When you have made your selection, press
“ Enter” to save and proceed to the next programming
option. On or Off will appear on the display screen. As
shown in figure 6.
Fig 4
Fig 5
Fig 6
Step 4. Enable/Disable Alarm
This machine features a buzzer alarm that will sound to
notify the operator when one of the following three things
has occurred:
• BIB Tracking has detected an empty BIB (See step 4)
• A machine malfunction has been detected
• The machine has completed a sanitization cycle
This feature offers the option to disable the buzzer alarm.
To enable the alarm, use the + or – switch to scroll until the
display reads ON.
To disable the alarm use the + or – switch to scroll until the
display reads OFF. See figure 7. When you have made your
selection, press “Enter” to save and proceed to the next
programming option. SEL will appear on the display screen.
See figure 8.
Step 5. Program Selector Switches
This machine features a 7-selector switch control panel. The
center switch on the control panel is reserved for Hot Water
Dispense. The remaining 6 switches can be programmed to
deliver a drink from either of the product BIBs or can be
programmed to create a drink by blending product from both
BIBs.
In order to proceed with switch programming, it is first
necessary to familiarize you with pump orientation.
Pump 1 is mounted on the left side of the mixing chamber.
(When facing the machine from the front.) Pump 1 supports
the product BIB that is installed directly above it.
Pump 2 is mounted on the right side of the mixing chamber.
Pump 2 supports the product BIB that is installed directly
above it.
To program a selector switch to create a drink using the
product on the left, enter the pump speed from Chart A
below in to Pump 1 and set the speed of Pump 2 to :00
Program selection single product:
To program a selector switch to create a drink using the
product on the right, enter the pump speed from Chart A in
to Pump 2 and set the speed of Pump 1 to 0:00.
Program selection blend products:
To program a selector switch to create a blend using both
products, set the speeds of Pump 1 and Pump 2 using Chart
B as a guideline.
1. On the 7-selector switch control panel, press the switch
that you want to program. The display will change to
identify the switch that you have chosen. (b01 thru b06
are the switch identifiers.) See figures 9 & 10.
NOTE: The optional liquid coffee dispensing unit with a
stainless front door uses handles. These act as buttons for
programming. Pulling and holding down the handle acts in
the same way as pressing a button. The center handle is for
hot water only and cannot be used for programming.
Fig 9
Fig 10
2. Press Enter. The number “1” and the current speed for
pump 1 will appear in the display. As shown in figure
3. Using the + or – button to scroll, set Pump 1 speed for
the desired ratio using chart A above as a guide. (If
blending two products, use chart B as a guide.) As
shown in figure 12.
Fig 12
4. Press the “ Enter” to save and proceed to set Pump 2.
The number “2” and the current pump speed setting for
Pump 2 will appear on the display. As shown in figure
5. Using the + or – button to scroll, set Pump 2 speed for
the desired ratio using chart A above as a guide. (If
blending two products, use chart B as a guide.) Refer to
figure 12/step 3.
6. NOTE: (FOR LCD-2 Dual Only) Press “Enter” to save.
“HOt” or “CLd” will appear on the display. This entry
chooses whether the selected button will use ambient
temperature water (“CLd”) from the water supply line or
hot water (“HOt”) from the tank for dispensing. Use the
+ or – button toggle between “HOt” or “CLd.”
7. Press “Enter” to save and proceed with the set-up
program. A time value (min: sec) will appear in the
display. If the switch that you are programming has
been set in a portion control mode, the value will
represent the current dispense time for the switch. If the
switch is in a continuous flow (push and hold) mode,
the time value will be 0:00 Shown in figure 14. To set
portion control, in this mode, use the + and – keys to
enter the time of dispensing.
8. Press “Enter” to save and proceed to the next set-up
programming option. SEL will appear on the display.
9. Continue with switch programming by repeating steps 1
thru 7.
10. When switch programming is completed, continue to
press and release the “Enter” button until the display
returns to 3 dashed lines. The machine will be in a
normal operating mode.
Procedure: Setting Portion Control In Normal Run Mode
To program a switch for portioned controls, while in run
mode, dispense time must start at “0:00" (See page 10
Number 7.) to do this:
1. Place the desired cup (or carafe) under the dispense
head.
2. Press and hold the “Enter” switch.
3. Press and hold the selector switch that you want to
program.
4. After two seconds release the “Enter” switch.
5. When the cup (or carafe) is filled to the desired level,
release the selector switch.
6. The switch is now programmed to automatically fill to
that level.
Remove the product BIBs from the machine and connect a
BIB of sanitizing solution to the PUMP 1 BIB connector. (The
one on the left (as you face the machine from the front.)
Place an empty decanter or other vessel under the dispense
area of the machine.
Press the “Pump 1” (+) switch on the display panel to begin
sanitizing.
When sanitizing cycle ends (2.5 minutes total: pump 45 sec.,
dwell 90 sec., & water 15 sec.), the buzzer alarm will sound
3 times if enabled during the “Set-Up Programming”. The
machine will automatically advance to “Pump 2”. (Pump 2
will duplicate Pump 1’s process.)
Disconnect the BIB of sanitizing solution from the Pump 1
BIB connector and connect it to the Pump 2 connector.
Press the “Pump 2 (–) switch on the display panel to begin
sanitizing.
When sanitizing cycle ends, remove the sanitizing solution
and replace the products. The machine will automatically
advance to the Prime Pumps mode.
To Prime: Press and hold the “Pump 1” (+) switch until a
steady stream of product flows from the dispense area into
the vessel.
Press and hold the Pump 2 (-) switch until a steady stream
of product flows into the vessel.
Press and release the “Enter Switch until 3 dashed lines
appear in the display.
Discard the contents of the decanter or vessel.
Prime Pump Feature:
This feature allows you to enter directly into a Prime Pump
mode without sanitizing.
Press the - switch to enter the Prime Pump mode.
Follow the same Prime Pump procedures from Sanitizing
Instructions.
BIB Counter Auto-Reset Feature:
If enabled during the “Set-Up Programming” of the machine
a buzzer alarm will sound once per second to indicate that a
product BIB is empty.
Entering into a Prime Pump mode turns off the alarm.
Only reset the pump shown on the display.
BIB tracking is automatically reset when the pump is primed.
• Connect the sanitizing solution to the BIB connector for
Pump 1 (the connector on the left as you face the
machine from the front) and place sanitizing BIB on the
product shelf as shown in figures 4 & 5.
• Press the Pump 1 button to enter sanitizing mode as
shown in figure 6.
Press the Pump 1 button again to
begin sanitizing. Sanitization
cycle will run for 2-1/2 minutes.
Buzzer alarm will sound 3 beeps
when cycle is complete.
• Press enter to return to the normal operating mode as
shown in figure 14.
Flushing Instructions:
Flush the mixing chamber by pressing and holding the
“Enter” button for 5 seconds until “FLU” appears on the
display. Release the “Enter” button. Press and hold either
the + or – button to flush the mixing chamber with water.
(Refer to: Page 3 Section 2 Figure No. 2.)
Er3 Heater Run Error Water did not heat within timeout
Er4 Tank Fill Error Water did not reach probe in
Er5 Comm Error Serial communication error
Er7 Open Motor Circuit - The motor
Description Cause What to Check
Resistance extremely high from
immediately upon detection the
machine will beep twice and
show the warning message for
a minute as well as turn on the
right most upper dot on the
display. This dot will stay on to
signify there is a thermistor out.
Also upon power up the
machine will beep twice and
show the warning message for
a short period of time and turn
on the high dot if the warning
conditions are present
errors (Er7 and Er8) do not
cause a system error and will
not shut down the machine.
Immediately upon detection the
machine will beep twice and
show the error message. Every
time the key is pressed to
activate a dispense motor it
clears the error and allow
another attempt to be made. If
this error occurs the dump
valve still will release water.
upper or lower thermistor will
cause or the resistance extremely
low from upper or lower
thermistor will cause a tHU or tHL
warning for the thermistor that
sees the condition and causes
the control board to switch from
watching the lower to the upper
thermistor. If both the upper and
lower resisters fail then we flag a
thermistor ErC error
period. Timeout period is 240
seconds which is reloaded
whenever the heater is off or the
fill valve is on
timeout period of 6 minutes for
initial fill and 1 minute during
normal operation. The 6 minute fill
time is reloaded if no key is
pressed within 24 hours
to/from non-volatile memory
(EEPROM).
Open motor circuit. Pump 0 or
pump 1.
This warns you that 1
thermistor has failed. Nothing
is required at this time as the
upper thermistor has taken
over but ordering a
replacement thermistor is
advisable
Check element for short and
proper resistance. Replace if
bad.
Check valve function and flow
rate. Replace valve or
increase flow rate. Check
probes for excess scale.
Hold down the enter key to
enter Machine Set up mode
pressing the enter key to
cycle through all options then
exit mode. This resets all the
defaults. If the error still
occurs then replace main
board.
Retry pump if the error still
occurs then check
harness/motor continuity.
Replace if defective.
motor errors (Er7 and Er8) do
not cause a system error and
will not shut down the machine.
Immediately upon detection the
machine will beep twice and
show the error message. Every
time the key is pressed to
activate a dispense motor it
clears the error and allow
another attempt to be made. If
this error occurs the dump
valve still will release water.
Erb Dry Firing Tank – the tank is
empty but the heater is on.
ErC Thermistor Error Resistance extremely high from
Bad/open motor driver. Pump 0 or
pump 1.
The control board has either seen
a rise in temperature of 1 degree
a second, for 5 seconds or has
seen the temperature rise to
215°F or above
upper or lower thermistor will
cause or the resistance extremely
low from upper or lower
thermistor will cause a tHU or tHL
warning for the thermistor that
sees the condition and causes
the control board to switch from
watching the lower to the upper
thermistor. If both the upper and
lower resisters fail then we flag a
thermistor error
Retry pump if the error still
occurs then replace main
board.
The unit has been in the
intent to brew timeout for an
extended period of time,
allowing the tank to evaporate
to the point where there is
little water in the tank
Check/replace thermistor.
Washer, #8 Ext. Lock SS
Hex Nut, 8-32 SS
Washer, Lock 3/8" Ext. ZN
Screw, 8-32x3/8" PPHMS W/Washer SS
Trim, Base Radius GX 3/4"
Foot, Appliance 3/8-16x1"
Base Top, LCD-2
Base Bottom, LCD-2
Stop, Drip Tray LCD-2
Face Plate, Base Single Dispenser
LCD-2, 240V, Hot 120354
LCD-2, 120V, Hot With Fan 120532
LCD-2, 240V, Hot, Metal Door 120502
LCD-2, 240V, Hot, Metal Door With Fan 120559
LCD-2, 240V, Hot/Ambient (Dual Temp.) 120449
LCD-2, 120V, Hot/Ambient With Fan (Dual Temp.) 120520
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