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10.2.1 Maintenance Schedule

COMPONENT TO BE CLEANED

Maintenance

A

B

C

D

Coffee dispensing spout

See section “Cleaning the Coffee Dispensing Spout”.

x

-

-

-

Brew group

See section “Cleaning the Brew Group”.

x

-

-

-

Drip tray and relative grill

See section “Cleaning the Drip Tray and Relative Grill”.

x

-

-

-

Coffee grounds drawer

See section “Cleaning the Coffee Grounds Drawer”.

x

-

-

-

Hot water and steam dispensing spouts

See section "Cleaning the Steam and Hot Water Wands".

x

-

-

-

Cappuccinatore

See section “Cleaning the Cappuccinatore”.

x

-

-

-

Cup warming surface

See section “Cleaning the Cup Warming Surface”.

-

x

-

-

Coffee bean hopper

See section “Cleaning the Containers”.

-

x

-

-

A

Daily

B

Weekly

C

At each supply

D

Every month

Summary of Contents for CONCETTO EVO CAPPUCCINO

Page 1: ...Automatic Machine for Espresso Coffee UK WARNING This instruction manual is intended exclusively for personnel with adequate expertise OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...panel 19 Right grinder adjustment knob 8 Control panel 20 Right coffee grinder group 9 Rubber grip 21 Mechanical pulse counter 10 Hose clamp CAPPUCCINO set up Itdisplaysthenumberofbeveragesbrewedbyth...

Page 3: ...English 61 Mod DUO 28 Left coffee bean hopper 29 Left grinder adjustment knob 30 Left coffee grinder group...

Page 4: ...d make sure to leave a clear area of at least 30 cm around the machine It is forbidden to use jets of water for cleaning operations Only install the appliance in places where it can be supervised by q...

Page 5: ...urrent not exceeding 30 mA Connect the appliance to a drinking water mains with pressure between 0 15 MPA and 0 8 MPA 1 5 and 8 bar see data on the data plate In case of filling tube replacement use t...

Page 6: ...G WITH PRE GROUND COFFEE 83 7 3 CREMA ADJUSTMENT 83 7 4 TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT 84 7 5 COFFEE GRIND ADJUSTMENT 84 7 6 FIRST APPLIANCE START UP 85 7 7 WASHING THE PARTS COMING INTO CONTACT WITH FOOD 85...

Page 7: ...d Service Centre for a copy specifying the model and the construction year of the machine The Authorised Service Centres are also available for any technical explanation information on its operation t...

Page 8: ...r if any or the Manufacturer All the rights of this manual are reserved to Saga Coffee S p A Any copy or even partial disclosure not expressively authorised in writing are absolutely forbidden Always...

Page 9: ...g Information about user safety and machine integrity Prohibition It is used to highlight actions operations not to be performed Important It draws attention on a particularly important subject Machin...

Page 10: ...sfy any request for spare parts supply or technical assistance The Manufacturer reserves the right to make any modifications to the appliance without prior notice All rights of reproduction of this ma...

Page 11: ...ification The appliance is identified by the model name and serial number shown on the special plate The plate contains the following data name of the Manufacturer marks of conformity model serial num...

Page 12: ...od DUO 58 5 kg Coffee bean hopper capacity 2 kg NOTE The machines can be pre set for every single type of brewing Most electric parts are powered by 24 V DC Brew group 22 Brew group The position of th...

Page 13: ...iance using multi sockets or adapters use jets of water for cleaning operations It is mandatory to check conformity of the power supply use original spare parts carefully read the instructions contain...

Page 14: ...er Person in charge of using and attending the appliance The user is allowed to start the appliance adjust the operating parameters stop the appliance refill the appliance empty the trays and clean th...

Page 15: ...ace An electrical pulse counter and a mechanical one store the number of beverages brewed and allow programming the scheduled maintenance Hot water and steam dispensing spouts Hot water and steam disp...

Page 16: ...handling shake the appliance leave the appliance exposed to bad weather in humid areas or close to heat sources 4 2 Storage If the appliance is not installed within a short time but is to be stored f...

Page 17: ...ole switch which the appliance is connected to must be easily accessible for the user so that the user will easily disconnect the machine from the electric mains when necessary the socket voltage must...

Page 18: ...rmed and notice must be immediately given to the importer or to the seller If these are not in the purchaser s country please contact the manufacturing company directly A bag called ACCESSORY BOX is s...

Page 19: ...han 8 F The machine should be supplied with water treated with a descaling device particularly in case of water with high content of calcium and magnesium salts hard water Before connecting the water...

Page 20: ...the proper hole see chapter Unpacking and Positioning 5 4 Connection to the Electric Network The Maintenance Technician who is in charge of the appliance s installation shall make sure that the power...

Page 21: ...wer cord NOTE In case of plants with a 400 V two phase current use the two phases so as to supply the machine with a 230 V single phase current Ask for the special installation kit code 1034 R09 for t...

Page 22: ...English 5 80 The all pole switch must be suitable for machine input and be able to detect all voltage polarities Check that the electrical cables of the system are proportioned to machine input...

Page 23: ...r button set to I the control panel is on The fact that the power button is set to 0 does not represent a guarantee that the machine is not powered When performing any kind of cleaning or maintenance...

Page 24: ...lease contact an authorised service centre to activate settings other than the default ones The machines are delivered with factory standard settings 6 1 3 1 OK Button Press the OK button to select th...

Page 25: ...operation can only be performed with the machine switched on Press the Ground Coffee button Open the pre ground coffee door and pour no more than 7 grams of powder Close the door Select the beverage...

Page 26: ...se 7 5 Coffee Grind Adjustment Regardless of the coffee blend a very fine grind notch on low values increases the density the crema quantity and the brewing time of the beverage On the contrary a coar...

Page 27: ...e HEATING WAIT will be displayed Once the warm up phase is over the display will show READY FOR USE Adjust the dispensing spout so as to obtain the suitable height for the containers used Place one or...

Page 28: ...e data already programmed on standard values BUTTON Description FUNCTION 1 Up Gobacktothepreviousoptioninside thesameprogramminglevel Increasethevalueofadatumtobe changed 2 Down Goontothefollowingopti...

Page 29: ...laywillshowthefollowing options GENERAL SETTING Beverage set up Maintenance Technical Washing Menu MILK PROGRAMMING Test menu The Technical and Testmenu menuscannotbeaccessedand arereservedtothemainte...

Page 30: ...NTITY 3 180 10 Caff Latte 10 1 GRINDER SETTING Low Standard High 10 2 WATER QUANTITY 27 2702 10 3 MILK QUANTITY 3 180 11 milk 11 1 MILK QUANTITY 3 180 12 FLAT WHITE 12 1 GRINDER SETTING Low Standard H...

Page 31: ...English 8 89 WASHING MENU OPTIONNO MENU ITEM 1 Cappuccinatore Rinsing 2 CLEAN BREWING UNIT 3 GROUP RINSING MILK PROGRAMMING Test menu...

Page 32: ...tton to select the day to be changed 4 5 OFF TIME 2 PresstheOKbuttontoactivate dayletterunderlined ordeactivate letternotunderlined theday 4 6 ON TIME 3 Pressthe Menu ESC buttontoconfirmandquittheedit...

Page 33: ...x2 2 1 GRINDER SETTING Low Standard High 2 2 WATER QUANTITY 27 2702 3 coffee 3 1 GRINDER SETTING Low Standard High 3 2 WATER QUANTITY 27 2702 4 Coffee x2 4 1 GRINDER SETTING Low Standard High 4 2 WAT...

Page 34: ...e Foreachcoffeebrewed itispossibletochangethetemperatureofthewaterusedduring brewingandprogrammedduringtheinstallationphase 14 1 Coffee By selecting LOW the temperature decreases by 3 C Low By selecti...

Page 35: ...hebuttonispressed again Act ON bypressingthebutton hotmilkisdispensedaccordingtothepre setdosesand modes 18 Hot Water mixing While the different types of beverages are dispensed the machine adds a cer...

Page 36: ...enabling By confirming Deact DEACTIVATE themachinedoesnotperformthewashcycle Act ACTIVATE themachineperformsthewashcycle 3 2 Cleaning delay It sets the delay time of the dispensing spout wash from th...

Page 37: ...thedisplayshows PUTTHETABLETINTOTHEGROUP Removethebrewgroup thedisplayshows INS BREWGROUP Insertthetabletintothebrewgroupandputthebrewgroupbackinitsplace thedisplayshows CLOSESERV DOOR Closethedoor t...

Page 38: ...and hold the button corresponding to the beverage to be programmed Themachinestartsdispensing milkonly Releasethebutton correspondingtothebeverage chosenassoonasthedesired amountofmilkisreached The m...

Page 39: ...and maintenance operations without being monitored 9 1 Machine Statuses With regard to the power supply the machine can have the following statuses Off and electrically insulated Power button and all...

Page 40: ...back to the STANDBY mode after 30 minutes from the last operation if still within the programmed standby time 9 5 Beverage Selection The conditions necessary to select a beverage are the following th...

Page 41: ...ound coffee door C G 1 Selectthebeverageavailableinthecombinationswith pre groundcoffee C H 1 C I 1 C P 1 C Q 1 Coffee in carafe O 1 8 times OK 1 8 Upto8brewingcyclescanbeprogrammedinthesame container...

Page 42: ...nd hot milk Brewing obtained from hot milk and one dose of ground coffee Caff Latte Q This beverage consists of instantly ground coffee and hot milk Brewing obtained from ground coffee and a dose of m...

Page 43: ...he block will be displayed Special messages and signals are indicated in chapter Troubleshooting 9 6 Steam Except for SELF set up Immerse the steam wand into the beverage to be heated Turn the steam d...

Page 44: ...f Messages in the Programming Menu LOAD THE CIRCUIT This message is displayed when the machine detects no water in the boilers during a beverage dispensing cycle After checking if there is actually wa...

Page 45: ...erventions are set according to the machine working cycles and can be programmed by the maintenance technician MAINTENANCE It is displayed when the machine needs maintenance and after performing the p...

Page 46: ...ion when the machine is in standby mode Do not use direct water jets In case of faults immediately turn off the appliance disconnect it from the power supply by removing the plug from the socket and c...

Page 47: ...not used for more than an hour carry out a cleaning cycle of the spouts before re using it see chapter Cleaning the Cappuccinatore 10 2 Cleaning and Scheduled Maintenance All parts must be washed wit...

Page 48: ...e section Cleaning the Drip Tray and Relative Grill x Coffee grounds drawer See section Cleaning the Coffee Grounds Drawer x Hotwaterandsteamdispensingspouts See section Cleaning the Steam and Hot Wat...

Page 49: ...Dispensing Spout Cleaning The procedure is explained in chapter Description of Messages in the Programming Menu option DISPENSER RINSING 10 2 3 Brew group cleaning 10 2 3 1 Manual Cleaning of the Brew...

Page 50: ...he coffee grinder Remove the screws from the container by using the tool supplied Lift up the container and remove the bean residues using an aspirator Wash the inside of the container and dry it care...

Page 51: ...spensed 10 3 Unscheduled Maintenance Unscheduled maintenance includes every repair or part replacement The Maintenance Technician is the only person authorised to perform these operations 10 3 1 Coffe...

Page 52: ...Remove the gearwheel D screws E gearwheel Unscrew and remove the adjustment ring nut and clean both grinders with a vacuum cleaner and a brush Check the grinders wear In case of clear damages replace...

Page 53: ...e coffee bean hopper back in its position Make sure to place the gasket properly It has to correctly engage with the gearwheel and the ring nut Fix the container by tightening the screws with the appr...

Page 54: ...flows out too quickly The grind is too coarse Set a finer grind Coffee flows out too slowly The grind is too fine Set a coarser grind Coffee is not hot enough The cup has not been preheated Preheatth...

Page 55: ...ift and place the appliance in the assigned location following the instructions given in section Unpacking and Positioning 12 2 Inactivity and Storage If the appliance needs to be stored or remains in...

Page 56: ...waste at the end of its operational life Separate collection of the appliance once at the end of its operational life is organised and managed by the manufacturer Therefore for an appropriate disposa...

Page 57: ...Cod 15005100 Ed 00...

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