Saeco Coffee Makers SG200E instruction manual Table of Contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 -	INTRODUCTION TO THE
	MANUAL	4
1.1	Foreword	4
1.2	Symbols used	4
1.3	General instructions	5
1.4	Operator requirements	7
2 -	TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 7
3 -	SAFETY STANDARDS	8
3.1	Foreword	8
3.2	General safety rules	8
4 -	HANDLING AND STORAGE ..	9
4.1	Handling and transport	9
4.2	Storage	9
4.3	Packaging	10
5 -	GENERAL TECHNICAL
	DESCRIPTION	10
5.1	Permitted use	10
5.2	Versions and Models	10
5.3	Basic operating concepts	10
6 -	INSTALLATION	13

7 - PAYMENT SYSTEM INSTALLATION .................... 24

7.1Payment system installation on the

machine 24

7.2Payment system installation on the

cabinet	25
8 - PROGRAMMING AND
MAINTENANCE MENU	26

8.1Description of programming and

	maintenance phase keys	27
8.2	Programming menu	27
8.2.1	Entering the programming menu	27
8.2.2	Structure of the programming menu	34
8.2.3 Functions of the programming menu		34
8.3	Maintenance menu	40
8.3.1 Access to the maintenance menu		40
8.3.2 Description of maintenance menu
	messages	42

8.4Software updating

	(machine re-programming)	45
9 -	MAINTENANCE AND
	INACTIVITY	46
9.1	Cleaning and loading	46
9.1.1	Daily cleaning	46
9.1.2	Weekly cleaning	48
9.1.3	Product loading	49
9.2	Maintenance	49
9.2.1	Scheduled and unscheduled
	maintenance	50
9.2.2	Brew group maintenance	50
9.3	Adjustments	51
9.3.1 Dose and grinding adjustment		51
9.4	Cup releasing device cleaning and
	adjustment	52

9.5Resin regeneration - where the water .

softner is provided 54

6.1	Positioning	13
6.2	Receipt	14
6.3	Unpacking	15
6.4	Water mains connection	16
6.5	Electric mains connection	16
6.6	Machine start-up	17
6.7	Installation	18
6.7.1 Cleaning and filling of resin-based
	water softener	18
6.7.2	Water circuit filling	19
6.7.3	Cleaning the parts in contact with
	foodstuff	20
6.8	Product loading	21
6.8.1	Container loading	21
6.8.2	Label insertion	22
6.8.3	Cup loading	22
6.8.4	Stirrer loading	23

10	- INACTIVITY	55
11	- DISMANTLING	55
12	- TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
	FOR THE MOST COMMON
	FAILURES OR ERRORS	56
13	- VISUAL SIGNALS (LEDs)	60

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