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KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION
(Standard configuration)

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CM400FA

INTERNAL DESCRIPTION

KEY

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1 Espresso key

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2 Espressos key

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1 Coffee creme key

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2 Coffee creme key

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Decaffeinated coffee

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Coffee

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Hot water dispensing

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Steam dispensing

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LCD display

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KEY

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Microswitch for outer door

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Inside door open

3

Outer door open

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Ground coffee conveyor

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Infusion group

6

Rating plate

7

Coffee bean grinding adjusting

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Connectors PC-SMART card

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1

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4

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SCM5

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Summary of Contents for CM400FA

Page 1: ...Instruction manual for fully automatic coffee machine Model code CM400FA Contact Caple on 0117 938 1900 or for spare parts www 4caple co uk ...

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Page 3: ...nt indications regarding your safety and the care and maintenance of the appliance that will allow you satisfactory use over a long term Should any breakdown occur first see the section entitled Troubleshooting Often it is possible to repair small failures independently there by avoiding the costs of repairs This machine has been built in conformity with the directives EEC 89 392 EEC 89 336 EEC 73...

Page 4: ...IGURATION 46 7 2 SWITCHING ON OFF 46 7 3 HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE COFFEE DISPENSER 46 7 4 HOW TO MAKE COFFEE 47 7 5 HOW TO MAKE 2 COFFEES 47 7 6 PREPARING DECAFFEINATED COFFEE IN POWDER 48 7 7 PREPARING LONG COFFEE 48 7 8 DISPENSING HOT WATER 49 7 9 STEAM DISPENSING 49 8 PROGRAMMING 50 8 1 LEGENDA 50 8 2 PROGRAMMING 50 8 3 EXITING PROGRAMMING 51 8 4 PROGRAMMING CYCLE 51 9 SPECIAL MACHINE SCALING FUNCTION...

Page 5: ...am nozzle dispensing hot water 5 LED lighting key 6 ON OFF key 7 Outer door release 8 Control panel 9 Display 10 Coffee bean container 11 Ground coffee container 12 Water tank 13 Leds 1 DESCRIPTION 35 UK 12 2 1 3 6 5 7 SCM5 9 11 10 8 4 13 SCM5_UK_Rev_2 qxp 23 01 2008 15 57 Pagina 35 ...

Page 6: ...e key 5 Decaffeinated coffee 6 Coffee 7 Hot water dispensing 8 Steam dispensing 9 LCD display 8 7 6 5 4 3 1 9 KEY 1 Microswitch for outer door 2 Inside door open 3 Outer door open 4 Ground coffee conveyor 5 Infusion group 6 Rating plate 7 Coffee bean grinding adjusting 8 Connectors PC SMART card 2 1 5 4 7 SCM5 2 3 6 8 SCM5_UK_Rev_2 qxp 23 01 2008 15 58 Pagina 36 ...

Page 7: ...rove necessary call a fully qualified electrician The machine must be installed according to the local standards in force with regard to plumbing sys tems For this reason the plumbing connections must be carried out by a qualified technician This appliance must only be used as described in this handbook The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage caused due to improper incorrect and unreas...

Page 8: ...rgy level that is WITH THE MACHINE SWITCHED OFF AND THE PLUG REMOVED FROM THE MAINS and follow the instructions in this handbook If the appliance breaks down or fails to work properly switch it off Any intervention is strictly forbidden Contact qualified experts only Repairs should only be made by the manufacturer or authorized service centres Only original spare parts must be used Failure to obse...

Page 9: ... operation the techni cal characteristics of the product must be consulted in order to know the weight of the machine and to store it accordingly CAUTION RISK OF POLLUTION 3 TRANSPORT AND HANDLING 3 1 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION 3 2 TRANSPORT 3 3 HANDLING CAUTION RISK OF IMPACT OR CRASHING SCM5 CAUTION INFORMATION TO THE USERS Under the senses of art 13 of Law Decree 25th July 2005 n 151 Implementation...

Page 10: ...of this handbook The company cannot be held responsible for damage to things or injury to persons caused by failure to comply with the safety instructions and installation and mainte nance instructions contained in this hand book CAUTION RISK OF SHORT CIRCUITS Before connecting the machine to the mains power supply please check that the supply voltage corresponds to the machine volt age 4 PRELIMIN...

Page 11: ... 2 MACHINE INSTALLATION VERSION FOR DIRECT CONNECTION Remove all parts from the box of acces sories Fit the two seals to the ends of the coiled tube and then connect the 3 4 fitting to the water check valve on the back of the machine before connecting the other end of the tube to the mains water supply SCM5_UK_Rev_2 qxp 23 01 2008 15 58 Pagina 41 ...

Page 12: ...liance with the standards in force Only a qualified electrician may install a plug socket or replace the power cord which must be performed in full respect of the standards in force If after connection it is no longer possible to reach the plug a separator with more than one pole and a contact distance of at least 3 mm must be fitted in order to comply with safety regulations The unit housing the ...

Page 13: ...n the unit The guides should slide telescopically when a light pressure is exerted on the front of the coffee machine if this is not the case it is necessary to check the distance between BUILT IN HOUSING N PLATES Width mm inc Thick mm inc 562 22 13 19 0 748 0 564 22 2 18 0 708 1 1 566 22 28 17 0 669 2 2 568 22 36 16 0 629 3 3 Remove the coffee machine from its pack aging and make sure that it is ...

Page 14: ... part then remove and fill the water tank and close the lid Powdered or decaf f e i n a t e d coffee WARNING Only pour coffee beans into the container Any other type of coffee ready ground for example will damage the grinder A The machine is equipped with 2 light gems with the following technical data LIGHT GEM CLASS 1 MAXIMUM POWER OF THE LIGHT GEM RADIATION 4 0MW THE WAVELENGHT IS 470MM CLASSIFI...

Page 15: ... these adjust ments Classification of the control device accord ing to protection against electrical shocks incorporated into Class I equipment Control device pollution levels suitable for use in ordinary or normal pollution environ ments Category Immunity against excess voltage CATEGORY I Class and structure of software CLASS A Control unit printed circuit 100x180 mm The card is built for use in ...

Page 16: ...2 cups of white coffee 5 Dispenses 1 cup of decaffeinated coffee 6 Dispenses 1 cup of long coffee 7 Dispenses hot water 8 Steam dispensing Before starting to use the appliance the opera tormust be sure to have read and understood the safety prescriptions contained in this book let Switching on When the ON OFF key is pressed the machine will start a self diagnostic cycles and at the end of this if ...

Page 17: ...ected the display will read Or 7 4 HOW TO MAKE THE COFFEE 7 5 HOW TO MAKE TWO COFFEES The coffee is being made According to the kind of coffee selected the display will read Or Leave the cup under the dispensers until the message appears on the display Press the desired coffee delivery key once The method of preparation is the same as for espresso and white coffee SCM5 Leave the cup beneath the no...

Page 18: ...e Press the decaffeinated coffee key once The display will read 7 7 PREPARING A LONG COFFEE Place the cup under the coffee dispensers Beverages will always come out of both dis pensers at the same time Press the dispensing key for the required coffee once only The display will read NOTE Use a larger cup than the one used for white coffee The coffee is being made Leave the cup under the dispensers ...

Page 19: ...t water nozzle CAUTION While steam is being delivered do not touch the nozzle with any part of the body never place hands below the nozzle and have it always facing downwards towards the cup holder grid This is used to dispense steam to foam milk or to heat other liquids To foam milk proceed as follows Pour the required amount of milk into a cap puccino cup if fresh milk is used the foam will be m...

Page 20: ...oceed as follows Partly remove the machine from its housing Open the front door using the relevant but ton on the left hand side of the machine The display will read as follows Press the ENTER key 8 2 PROGRAMMING 4 3 2 1 LIST OF PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS 1 TOT COUNT 2 PRODUCT NAME 3 COFFEE DOSE PROGRAMMING 4 GRINDING TIME 5 PREINFUSION 6 TAMPING 7 GROUNDS NUMBER 8 CLEAN ALARM 9 GROUP SETTING 1 9 GROU...

Page 21: ...t it is possible to change them to suit personal requirements The individual set ting will override the preset ones and influ ence all subsequent programming proce dures Example In this case the beverage Espresso is assigned to key number 1 The arrow keys 2 and 4 scroll the names of the beverages on each key available in the agenda The RESET key is for exiting the submenu 4 WATER VOLUME CC By pres...

Page 22: ...SUNDAY as the weekly day off which will de activate the automatic on and off function The display will read as follows Press ENTER to reactivate the automatic on and off function To confirm the setting press the key which will then pass to the settings for the following day Press ENTER and the switch on timer will begin to flash use the keys to increase decrease the time setting Once the required ...

Page 23: ... cycles after which the group clean warning will be displayed The arrow keys increase decrease the amount of cycles for the display of the group clean warning message Press the RESET key to exit the submenu and go back to the main menu and to confirm the number of cycles pro grammed The ENTER key is disabled 14 SHUT DOWNCLEAN Press the ENTER key to access the submenu This programmes a cleaning cyc...

Page 24: ... clean water filter Press the RESET key to exit the submenu and go back to the main menu and to confirm the number of litres programmed The ENTER key is disabled 19 SMART CARD Press the ENTER key to access the submenu This sets the SMART CARD reader to enabled The function is enabled by setting the parame ter to YES Press the keys to enable YES deacti vate NO the SMART CARD reader 21 DE SCALING Th...

Page 25: ...ance During this phase the machine displays At the end of using the 2 litres of water taken from the tank the machine again displays Pressing the ENTER key again the machine will start the second phase of the rinsing cycle taking 2 litres of water from the tank Rinse Refil Water Tank At the end of the rinsing phase the machine displays the message WARNING WARNING Leave the machine to heat up for a...

Page 26: ...e voltage by turning the main switch on ON and pressing down on the key until the display reads 9 SPECIAL MACHINE SCALING FUNCTIONS 9 1 RESETTING THE CLEANING FILTER LITRE COUNTER 9 2 RESETTING WASHING CYCLES 9 3 RESETTING MACHINE PARAMETRES SCM5 This function makes it possible to activate the motor manually forming the automation of the manual coffee delivery group Proceed as fol lows Release vol...

Page 27: ...ms with abrasive sur faces CLEANING THE WATER TANK Only appliances not connected to the mains water have a water tank This must be rinsed daily and refilled with fresh water Only fill the tank with fresh clean water Never put milk sparkling water or other liquids into the tank CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION RISK OF BURNS OR SCALDING Follow the instructions for use supplied with all detergents These deter...

Page 28: ...ire una pasticca di pulicaff nel convogliatore Open the door Die tur offnen ouvrir la portière abra la puerta tenere premuto per 5 sec il tasto deca 1 3 Open the door Die tur offnen ouvrir la portière abra la puerta sul display apparirà la scritta 2 Open the door Die tur offnen ouvrir la portière abra la puerta ripremere di nuovo il tasto deca 4 Fasi per la pulizia settimanale del gruppo erogatore...

Page 29: ... RISK OF BURNS OR SCALDING If the steam nozzle is still hot avoid all con tact with bare hands Use a cloth slightly dampened with hot water and or a mild detergent 10 5 CLEANING THE STEAM NOZZLE Clean the steam nozzle each time it is used to heat beverages SCM5 Press press one single time the key CAFE CREME From the distributing ones water for a short interval of time exits SCM5_UK_Rev_2 qxp 23 01...

Page 30: ...resso 66 10 5 Caffe Creme 60 8 5 NO YES 2 Caffe Creme 130 10 5 NO YES coffee 300 8 NO NO Grounds number 20 Washing alarm 30 End of service washing NO Steam temperature 130 C Unit 1 position 275 Unit 2 position 540 Decalcification 15 f 11 STANDARD SETTING TABLE SCM5 SCM5_UK_Rev_2 qxp 23 01 2008 15 59 Pagina 60 ...

Page 31: ... alarm turn on dur ing the delivery of a coffee based drink up until brewing the alarm is displayed but the drink will be delivered after brewing the cycle in progress will be suspend ed The coffee cycle will recom mence only when the drawer has been put back in its place Should this alarm turn on dur ing the group movement phase the movement will be interrupted When the drawer is back in its plac...

Page 32: ... The message will appear on the display but the machine will continue to deliver drinks Do a washing cycle see paragraph WASHING THE DELIVERY UNIT AND MILK FOAMER WASHING CYCLE IS NEEDEDGIO DISPLAY REASON EFFECT SOLUTION NOTE SCM5 SCM5_UK_Rev_2 qxp 23 01 2008 15 59 Pagina 62 ...

Page 33: ...l is uncovered The machine will stop If the alarm reappears after the second time of taying call the Service Technician HEATER FILLING ALARM The volume counter will not send any impulses to the control unit for 5 seconds The delivery will continue for up to 60 seconds or for as long as any of the coffee based drink keys are pressed Open and close the machine door The control unit will repeat the m...

Page 34: ...NTER This alarm will not halt delivery The cleaning filter alarm can be elimi nated by programming the number of litres to zero see paragraph on PROGRAMMING CLEANING FILTER ALARM One of the two temperature probes is broken Coffee will not be delivered Substitute the broken probe This alarm blocks all deliveries TEMPERATURE PROBE MALFUNCTION ALARM Too much coffee Coffee will not be delivered and an...

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