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PROGRAMMING - PROCEDURES (continued)

 

Time Functions 
 

After Hours™ is an energy    
saving mode.  When After 
Hours™ is activated, the         
E-Max™ will allow the water 
temperature to drop by 20ºF  
before reheating, and in the 
case of Decanter Brewers, will 
turn off  any warmer plates that 
are turned on. 
  
 
Coffee loses freshness as it sits 
on the warmer.  The Countdown 
Quality Timer™ provides a    
visual indication that previously 
brewed coffee has expired. 
 
 
The timer will turn the E-Max™ 
off at the end of the day, and 
turn it back on so that the brew 
water will be hot and ready for 
the first brew of the morning. 
 
 
Time for the E-Max™ is      
maintained with a battery 
backup system that will last up 
to 20 years.  This system also 
handles power fluctuations by 
maintaining time settings during 
power outages.  The E-Max™ 
battery backup system       
maintains the proper time      
except while in the Time     
Functions menu.  If a prolonged 
period of time is spent in this 
menu, it will be necessary to   
adjust the time before ending 
programming. 
 
 
The day and time can be set 
without going into the             
programming mode.  See 
“Changing Day and Time” in the 
Operator Level section of this 
manual. 

·

 

“After Hours™:” 

can be turned off by setting to “0”.  If this   

 

feature is desired, use the 5th or 6th key to select the number 

 

of hours of delay after last brew before After Hours™ is            

 

activated.   

 

·

   

“Quality Time:” – Countdown Quality Timer™.

   This can     

 

be turned off by setting to “0”, or set from 20 minutes to 120 

 

minutes, 5 minute increments using the 5th and 6th keys:

 

 Decanter 

Brewers:

  If the Quality Timer is activated, each 

 

warmer plate will count down from the programmed time 

 

when the warmer plate is turned on.  Once the count down 

 

time is reached, the appropriate warmer plate LED will flash, 

 

and the warmer plate will remain on. Depress the warmer 

 

plate switch to turn the warmer plate off.  When the warmer      

 

plate switch is turned on, the countdown timer will be           

 re-activated.

 

    Airpot/Thermal Brewers & Tea Brewers

 

with Volume  

   Keys:

  If the Quality Timer is activated, the volume LED will  

    flash when the countdown time has been reached if another  
    brew has not been started before the time expires.

 

    Tea Brewers without Volume Keys:  

No Countdown Quality 

    Timer feature available on these models. 
 

·

 

“Timer:”

 When setting times, make sure that the 

AM

 or 

PM 

 

is set properly to activate the timer at the right time.  Set the 

 

time for on/off as required.  The sequence of settings is as 

 follows: 
 

Wkday on:  Weekday on HOUR & AM/PM 

 

Wkday on:  Weekday on MINUTE 

 

Wkday off:  Weekday off HOUR & AM/PM 

 

Wkday off:  Weedkay off MINUTE 

 

Weekend settings are similar to the above.   

 

When using the automatic timer be sure to allow 20-30     

 

minutes for the E-Max™ to reach proper temperature from 

 

the time it is turned on. 

 

·

 

    Weekend “OFF” Setting.

  To set the brewer to turn off for 

 

the weekend, set the start and stop time at the same time    

 

(i.e. factory setting has weekend time on and off at 7:00 am 

 

that will turn it off for the weekend.)  

 

·

 

“Day:” 

Set the day by using the 5th and 6th keys. 

 

·

 

“Time:”

 Set Hour.  Hour and pm/am will flash, allowing the 

 

proper hour to be set. 

 

·

 

“Time.” 

Set Minute.  Minutes will flash on this setting,        

 

allowing proper hour to be set. 

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Page 1: ...NV 89439 telephone 888 492 2782 fax 888 492 2783 www wellsbloomfield com p n 73674 Rev I ECN 13315 M654 070718 cps 654 PROGRAMMING MANUAL for E MAX COFFEE AND TEA BREWERS E Max BREWERS are covered un...

Page 2: ...CALIBRATION 18 PULSE BREW AND PRE INFUSION 19 TEST PROGRAM E MAX 24 ADDENDUM Extract of Service Bulletin 26 xi Thank You for purchasing this Wells Bloomfield appliance Proper installation professional...

Page 3: ...structions and warnings in the corresponding Service Manual must be read and understood by all operators and users Except as noted this piece of equipment is made in the USA and has American sizes on...

Page 4: ...gular operating mode the E Max maintains the tank temperature within 1 F of the brew temperature Normally this will mean that a brew will be started as soon as the BREW key is pressed However there ma...

Page 5: ...the spray head Place one 1 genuine Bloomfield paper filter into the brew chamber Add your choice of pre measured ground coffee Shake the brew chamber gently to level the coffee Slide the brew chamber...

Page 6: ...Key 6 AIRPOT THERMAL BREWERS TEA BREWERS WITH VOLUME KEY 1 BREW Key 1 2 BREW CANCEL Key 2 3 POWER Key 3 4 STANDARD VOLUME Key 4 5 SMALL VOLUME Key 5 6 LARGE VOLUME Key 6 TEA BREWERS WITHOUT VOLUME KE...

Page 7: ...e brewer will remain ON until the automatic programmed off time when it will turn OFF and resume normal automatic timed functioning Similarly if turned OFF during the automatic timed ON mode the brewe...

Page 8: ...rmal operation heating the water to the Precise Temperature for Brewing PTB before starting the brew The power light will be on continuously and the Brew light will flash until the correct water tempe...

Page 9: ...it will go into the over temperature mode as above with all lights flashing except the LCD will read overheat error and Call for Service To reset press and hold the 2nd key for 3 seconds or re energi...

Page 10: ...brewers and on Tea brewers with volume keys the 4th key is STANDARD Volume and the 6th key is Large Volume On Tea brewers without volume keys the 4th key is hidden under the E and the 6th key is hidd...

Page 11: ...then press 3rd key ON OFF ITEM to get to the required ITEM 3 To Increase Decrease or Change settings when in the programming mode press the 5th or 6th keys Suggestion If the key is pressed and held t...

Page 12: ...10 PROGRAMMING TABLE 654 p n 73674 E Max Programming Manual...

Page 13: ...11 PROGRAMMING TABLE continued 654 p n 73674 E Max Programming Manual...

Page 14: ...Vol 1 This number will be displayed on the LCD when volumes are being changed Pulse Brew To access the pulse or pre infusion programs terminate Brew Vol with the 4th key See Pulse Brew details outline...

Page 15: ...6th keys Decanter Brewers If the Quality Timer is activated each warmer plate will count down from the programmed time when the warmer plate is turned on Once the count down time is reached the appro...

Page 16: ...n the keypad switches can only be activated by pressing and holding the CANCEL key for 6 seconds Then the keypad will be active until a brew has been completed Or if a brew is not started the keypad w...

Page 17: ...e re loaded value if defaults are loaded Re loading of defaults should be used only if major programming problems have occurred and it is necessary to return to factory settings 15 MAX WATER LOCATION...

Page 18: ...Calibration is on the screen The probe is factory set and should not need resetting unless the control ler board or probe is changed See Calibration Instructions following the Factory Settings menu it...

Page 19: ...ce empty decanter or other vessel under the faucet and begin drawing water from the faucet 6 When the inlet valve comes on stop drawing water from the faucet and count the number of seconds before the...

Page 20: ...out the level sensor Insert the thermometer into the brewer Allow time for the thermometer temperature to stablize 5 Once the actual tank temperature has been established look at the values on the scr...

Page 21: ...the water over a longer period of time thus preventing any overflow problems 1 Select the Brew Volume that will be using the pulse brew feature i e go to selected volume BrewVol1 2 3 or 4 in the Brew...

Page 22: ...is required this will also be calculated automatically The outflow rate of water from the spray head is required to calculate valve time for different volumes Spray head outflow rates are based on th...

Page 23: ...ucing 3 pulse cycles each with a 20 second delay Init Vlv Time 10 Pulse Delay 20 Pulse Valve On 54 Total Valve 172 21 1 PRE INFUSION ON ON OFF 30 sec 20 sec 152 sec OFF DRIP OUT 60 sec One Pulse Cycle...

Page 24: ...36 Pulse Valve On 58 Total Valve 236 Pulse Feature Examples TEA BREWERS 1 Pre Infuse Standard 3 gal Brew Total valve time of 319 seconds required for 128 oz of water Init Vlv Time 60 Pulse Delay 30 Pu...

Page 25: ...4 seconds To calcu late the Pulse Valve time Total Valve Time minus Initial Valve Time divided by 4 pulse cycles Init Vlv Time 63 Pulse Delay 34 Pulse Valve On 64 Total Valve 319 Bypass Delay 20 Bypas...

Page 26: ...l return to the off mode 1 Software Firmware Revision will be displayed i e MFW275 Rev3 4 Press ON OFF to advance 2 Data revision will be displayed i e Data Rev2 1 Press ON OFF to advance 3 RTC Real T...

Page 27: ...Probes XXX XXX The left number determines whether the WATER sensing probe is in contact with water A number of 0 or close to 0 means that water is in contact with the probe while a number of 255 or cl...

Page 28: ...replacing a flat spray disk or old style embossed spray disk with an revised embossed spray disk the back pressure of the spray head will be changed Note the altered flow rates for E Max when the new...

Page 29: ...me Initial Valve sec Pulse Delay sec Pulse Valve sec Total Valve sec Bypass Delay E Max T Bypass Valve E Max T After Hours 0 to 6 hr QualityTime Timer Weekday ON hr min Weekday OFF hr min Weekend ON h...

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