*errors will be logged
** errors will not be logged
*** UI-error messages: higher priority overrules lower priority, with same priority message of first appearance is shown
July 2004
3 - 8
No.
Description
Over-
rules
Set condition
Reset condition
Remarks
Cause
Remedy
Prio-
rity***
32*
Cooling compartment
temperature sensor
defective
30, 31
Temperature sensor
reading (measured
temperature <-10°C or
>100°C)
Automatically, when
sensor readings are
within limits
1. Wiring incorrect or
connections defective
2. Temperature sensor
defective
3. PCB C not inserted
correctly in the rack or
defective
1. Check wiring or replace
connections (see
chapter 5K)
2. Replace temperature
sensor
(see chapter 5F)
3. Insert PCB C correctly
or replace PCB C (see
chapter 5K)
60
33*
Left peltier current is too
low
Current sensing circuit
situation
ON mode:
current below 2.2 A for
more than 0.5 sec.
STANDBY mode:
current below 0.2 A for
more than 0.5 sec.
Automatically, when
current is within limits
Shown as
warning, no fatal
error yet.
While the error
is shown, the
current control is
continued
1. Air inlet filter soiled
2. Wiring incorrect or
connections defective
3. Peltierelement
defective
4. PCB B not inserted
correctly in the rack or
defective
5. Fan is defective
1. Clean or replace air inlet
filter
2. Check wiring or replace
connections (see
chapter 5K)
3. Replace peltier element
(see chapter 5K)
4. Insert PCB B correctly or
replace PCB B (see
chapter 5K)
5. Replace fan (see
chapter 5F)
10
34*
Right peltier current is
too low
Current sensing circuit
situation
ON mode:
current below 2.2 A for
more than 0.5 sec.
STANDBY mode:
current below 0.2 A for
more than 0.5 sec.
Automatically, when
current is within limits
Shown as
warning, no fatal
error yet.
While the error
is shown, the
current control is
continued
1. Air inlet filter soiled
2. Wiring incorrect or
connections defective
3. Peltier element
defective
4. PCB C not inserted
correctly in the rack or
defective
5. Fan is defective
1. Clean or replace air inlet
filter
2. Check wiring or replace
connections (see
chapter 5K)
3. Replace peltier element
(see chapter 5K)
4. Insert PCB C correctly
or replace it (see
chapter 5K)
5. Replace fan (see
chapter 5F)
10
Summary of Contents for Cafitesse 700
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Page 99: ...July 2004 4 36 Cafitesse 700 Programming ...
Page 174: ...July 2004 5A 32 Functions water system Cafitesse 700 Functions water system ...
Page 176: ...July 2004 5B 2 Functions Brewing System Cafitesse 700 Functions Brewing system ...
Page 204: ...July 2004 5F 2 Functions cooling system Cafitesse 700 Functions cooling system ...
Page 232: ...July 2004 5G 8 Functions housing Cafitesse 700 Functions housing ...
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Page 259: ...July 2004 5L 2 Functions external options Cafitesse 700 Functions external options ...
Page 263: ...July 2004 5P 4 Functions payment systems Cafitesse 700 Functions payment systems ...