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Melitta 2954076 Key cards, user key card, manager key card, memory key card, free vend key card

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1.2.15Key cards

DESCRIPTION

1.2.15Key cards

Key cards are needed to access the func- tions 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 per- son 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) installa- tion 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 beverag- es to be dispensed at no charge, using ex-

ternal billing modules.	E
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 soft- ware, read the statistical data and directly control hardware components for test pur- poses.

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Melitta 2954076 manual Key cards, user key card, manager key card, memory key card, free vend key card, vip key card

Contents

OI c5 eng c5 ECafina / Melitta RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Description2 Safety instructions 4 Initial start-up 3 Controls and indicators5 Operation Page 7 Troubleshooting 6 Maintenance11 Guarantee, consumables, spare parts, ordering procedure 8 Taking out of service and storage12 Service Technician maintenance log 9 Packing and transportation 10 Disposal1.1 Design 1 Description1.1.1 External parts 1.1.2 Internal parts 1.2 Mode of operation 1.2.2 Installed EF milk cooler option1.2.1 c5 coffee maker 1.2.3 External FC milk cooler option1.2.8 Raised bean hopper option 1.2.6 cw cup warmer option1.2.9 Bean hopper lockable option 1.2.11 Raised feet option1.2.15.1 user key card 1.2.15 Key cards1.2.15.2 manager key card 1.2.15.3 memory key card1.3.1 Coffee maker types 1.3 Technical dataStandard options 1.3.2.1 Switzerland 1.3.2 Machine identification1.3.2.2 Export 1.3.4 Filling data 1.3.3 Dimensions and weights1.3.6 Environmental conditions 1.3.5 Operating performance data1.3.6.1 Temperature and humidity 1.3.6.2 Space requirementsOI c5 eng V9 Cafina / Melitta2.1.2 Places where warning 2 Safety instructions2.1.3 Safety information in these Operating Instructions 2.1.1 Warnings symbols used depending on nationality2.2.1.3 Installed EF milk cooler 2.2 Basic safety instructions2.2.1 Proper use 2.2.1.1 General2.2.2.1 c5 coffee maker 2.2.2 Specific hazards and instructionsPage 2.2.2.3 cw cup warmer 2.2.2.2 Installed EF milk cooler2.2.2.4 Key cards 2.2.3 Personal safety2.3.1 Power switch 2.3 Safety mechanisms2.4 Authorised persons 2.3.2 Pressure relief valveMaintenance personnel 2.5 Maintenance dutyservice technician 2.4.3.3 Maintenance personnel service technicianControls and indicatorsOverview Select beverage Error coffee part DP16 Operating modesSelect beverage DPxx4.2.2 Installed EF milk cooler 4.1.2 Installed EF milk cooler4 Initial start-up 4.1 Normal initial start-up4.3.2 Installed EF milk cooler 4.3 Return to service after a fault4.3.3 cw cup warmer c5 coffee maker5.1.2 Installed EF milk cooler 5.1 Power supply connec- tion5 Operation 5.1.1 c5 coffee makerunit 5.1.4Temperature regulator Control panel5.1.4.5 Programming the desired milk temperature NOTEE 5.1.4.4 Checking the desired milk temperature5.2.1 Water intake Water connection5.2.2 Water drainage 5.3.1 Switching on the c5 coffee maker 5.3 Switching on and offE NOTE 5.3.2 Switching off the c5 coffee makerGet the cleaning container Coffee system Only use combi- nation cleaning tablets COMBI- Tabs5.3.3 Switching the cw cup warmer on and off 5.4.1 Dispensing normal coffee 5.4 Dispensing of bever- ages5.4.1.1 General sequence You want to dispense a single shot 5.4.1.2 Dispensing a level 1 beverageof the same beverage of the same beverage no TWINYou want to dispense more than one double shot of the same beverage with TWIN functionYou want to dispense a single shot of the same beverage 5.4.1.3 Dispensing a level 2 beveragewith TWIN function 5.4.2 Dispensing decaffeinated coffee Push the beverage outlet upwards 5.4.3 Dispensing milkHot water outlet is hot 5.4.4 Dispensing of hot water5.4.5 Drawing steam 5.4.6 Frothing milk manually 5.5.1 Refilling fresh water canister 5.5 Routine work5.5.2 Emptying the waste water canister 1 Coffee cream* Bean hopper 1 empty 5.5.3 Refill coffee beans1 Coffee cream* Bean hopper 2 empty The Shift/Stop button was pressed by mistake Refill milk 5.5.45.5.5 Emptying the coffee dregs drawer 5.5.6 Cleaning the drip tray5.6.1 Control panel and button layout 5.6 System workNavigation button ∃ Navigation button ∀5.6.2 Structure of the functions 5.6.2.1 Overview and adjustment valuesUser menu Function5.6.3 Brief description of functions 5.6.3.1 Cleaning5.6.3.2 Daily counter 5.6.3.3 Total counter5.6.3.7 Flow period hot water 5.6.3.6 Coffee quantity ±1g5.6.3.8 Pre-infusion 1 milk 5.6.3.9 Pre-infusion 2 milk5.6.4 Use of the functions 5.6.4.1 Cleaning5.6.4.2 Daily counter 5.6.4.3 Total counter 5.6.4.4 Functions Water quantity 5.6.4.55.6.4.6 Coffee quantity ±1g 5.6.4.8 Pre-infusion 1 milk 5.6.4.7 Flow period waterCard manager key card 5.6.4.9 Pre-infusion 2 milkInsert / remove card 7 x ! button5.6.4.12 Flow period steam 5.6.4.11 Flow period milk5.6.4.14 No charge 5.6.4.13 Price5.6.4.15 Time / date E 5.6.5.1 Coffee maker reset 5.6.5 Resetting to initial instal- lation default settings6.1 Maintenance schedule 6.1.1 Intervals 6 Maintenance6.1.1.1 Cleaning intervals 6.2.1 Cleaning work 6.2 Cleaning6.1.1.2 Intervals between services A servicePage Only use combination cleaning tablets COMBI- Tabs, article no Cleaning procedure6.2.2 Use onlyDetailed sequence of operations in the cleaning procedure Insert one combination cleaning tablet COMBI-Tabs, article no6.2.2.1 c5 coffee maker Page Detailed sequence of operations in the cleaning procedure 6.2.2.2 Installed EF milk cooler / ex- ternal FC milk cooler6.3 Maintenance log 7.1 Fault display, trouble- shooting and fault ac- knowledgement 7 TroubleshootingToo much coffee powder was placed in the filling chute following selection of E Decaffeinated7.2.1 Textual error messages 7.2 Checklist for fault diagnosis and troubleshootingPage Page Page Specifically for the temperature regulator unit 7.2.2 Error messages displayed via diagnosis points DP8.2 Storage for a limited period / permanent storageE 8 Taking out of service and storageOI c5 eng Cafina / MelittaPACKING AND TRANSPORTATION 9 Packing and transportationOI c5 eng Cafina / MelittaDISPOSAL 10 DisposalOI c5 eng Cafina / MelittaGuarantee 11 Guarantee, con- sumables, spare parts, ordering pro- cedureConsumables, spare parts, ordering procedure Services Techniques A Adresses of service AUS Adresses of serviceB ServiceadressenSERVICE TECHNICIAN MAINTENANCE LOG 12 Service Technician maintenance logOI c5 eng Cafina / MelittaCafina / Melitta OI c5 engOI c5 eng Cafina / Melitta