ON/OFF TIME
This function allows the programming of the machine’s automatic
- By confirming “ ON/OFF TIME”, the cursor will be posi- tioned on the day to be modified.
-Program the day with key 
(down), thus shifting the letter from upper to lower case.
-Remove the day from program, with key 
(up), shifting letter from upper to lower case.
-Confirm the modification.
To modify the timetable follow the same procedure used for the setting of the clock.
Example: The functions flow chart details a program whereby the machine is started at 08:00 and stopped at 18:00 Monday to Friday; from 09:00 to 12:30 on Saturday and a complete pause on Sunday.
COUNTERS
These are two functions that represent respectively the total number of coffee dispensing cycles and the total number of hot water dispensing cycles.
When the automatic hot water dosing is disabled (see function “HOT WATER PROGRAMM.”), a cycle will be counted for each command to the solenoid valve.
N.B.: Both functions are
ANTIFREEZING
The
-By confirming “ON”, the function is enabled.
-By confirming “OFF”, it is disabled.
N.B.: the function is activated only if function “AUTOMATIC OPERATION” is also activated and at the same time the ma- chine is in “STANDBY”. When the function is activated the dis- play shows “ANTIFREEZING”.
UNBLOCKING
This function allows the temporary release of the machine, when it has reached the number of programmed cycles for maintenance or descaling. To obtain the releasing code, the user must contact the firm that was responsible for installation or was appointed to supply maintenance service. Having obtained the code, it must be inserted in the function:
-Confirm function “UNBLOCKING”, the cursor is positioned under the first digit to be modified;
-insert the value and confirm;
-after each confirmation the cursor is positioned under the next digit and so on, until the whole code is complete.
English
6.15Machine switching off
Automatic programmed switching off
It is possible when the function “AUTOMATIC OPERATION” (see “6.14.2 Functions description”) is active and the program- ming of “ON/OFF TIME” (see 6.14.2 Functions description) has also been carried out.
At the programmed time the machine is set on “STANDBY”.
Manual switching off
This type of switching off is necessary when function “AUTO- MATIC OPERATION” (see “6.14.2 Functions description”) is not activated.
It is obtained by setting both the main switch (ref. 10, fig. 1) and the
6.16Disassembling/assembling the cover panels
“CAUTION: To Reduce the Risk of Electric shock or Mechanical Injury, Do Not Remove This Cover. No User Serviceable Parts Inside. Repair and Cleaning Should Be Done By Authorised Serv- ice Personnel Only (Only for USA and CDN models).”
The side panels (ref. 1 and 5, fig. 11) and the back panel (ref. 3, fig. 11) can be dismantled for servicing or for customization that may suit room furniture or wall painting.
Danger
Operation falling within the competence of the Maintenance technician.
Disconnect the machine from mains by way of main switch (ref. 10, fig. 1) and
Danger of burns
Wait for the machine to cool off sufficiently, before servicing it.
For parts removal, do the following:
-Pull out the drip tray (ref. 15, fig. 11).
-Manually rotate the studs (ref. A, fig. 11) by 1/4 of a turn with a 4 mm hexagonal spanner and slide side panels (ref. 1 and 5, fig. 11) upwards.
-Slide glass out (ref. 2, fig. 11).
-Dismantle the cup heating plate (ref. 4, fig. 11) by disconnect- ing it from the electronic board, from the earth cable and from the drain tube (ref. B, fig. 11).
-Unscrew the back panel retaining nuts (ref. 3, fig. 11) and dismantle it.
To
-Assemble the back panel (ref. 3, fig. 11) and secure it with the relative nuts.
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