La Marzocco FB 70 Operating Manual Download Page 7

MODELS “EE” and “AV”
1, 2, 3 and 4 groups

Check the package to make sure that the following parts
are included, further to the machine complete with all its
groups:
- a number of 1-dose and 2-dose portafilters correspon-
ding to the number of groups;
- replacement 1-dose and 2-dose filters, one of each;
- 1 tamper;
- 1 blind filter;
- 2 packets of detergent, for the groups;
- 3 flexible metal tubes for water connections;
- 1,5 mt of reinforced plastic tubing for drainage;
- 1 hose clamp.

In order to proceed with installation, it is necessary that
the following be available:

1.

Pipes carrying drinking water with a 3/8” gas-type

end tap;

2.

Three-phase, 380V - 50 Hz electrical connection with

n ground, near the bench on which the machine
is installed and terminating in a suitable protected five-
pole socket equipped with an approved interlock switch;
or a single phase 220V - 50 Hz electrical connection with
ground, protected socket and approved interlock switch
(according to which machine has been purchased);

3.

Drain tubing.

N.B.

The drinking water stopcock and the terminal switches
for the electrical system will need to be located in the
most convenient position for the operator to be able to
get to them easily and quickly.

INSTALLATION - see fig. 3 

(pag.7)

CONNECTION TO THE WATER SYSTEM

Connect the terminal, part 14 of the machine, with a
high pressure rubber tube (in order to eliminate vibra-
tions) to the motor pump’s water supply fitting (part 15)
and then connect the motor pump inlet to the purifier’s
outlet (part 16) and lastly the water purifier inlet (part
17) to the drinking water tubing by means of the tap
(part 18). If, in order to complete the above connections,
you need to cut (with a hacksaw), file, or weld the pipes,
it is necessary to run some water through the piping
before connecting the motor pump and the machine, in
order to eliminate any residual particles which could oth-
erwise get stuck in taps or valves thus preventing them
from working properly.

N.B.

The pump is volumetric and has been designed to

be used exclusively with cold water.  Make sure that

water is always present while the pump is operating,
otherwise its reliability may be compromised.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Two synthetic rubber cables protrude from the machine:
1) 5-core cable with 2.5 mm

2

cross section for all 380V

versions
or

3-core cable with 2.5 mm

2

or 4 mm

2

or 10 mm

2

cross

section for 220V machines,
according to the power of the machine;
2) 3-core cable with 1.5 mm

2

cross section for all ver-

sions.
The first cable, with larger diameter, is required for con-
necting to mains power through a five-pole or 220V sin-
gle phase plug. The second cable is required for the
motor pump, running at 220 V and 50 Hz, connected via
male-female connectors (part 25).

Before making any connections make sure that the 2
cable grommets are firmly secured to the body of the
machine in order to prevent people from inadvertently
tugging away the cable.

The first cable must be connected to mains power down-
stream of a magneto-thermal switch and by means of a
protected plug for omnipolar switches equipped with
20A fuses suitable to bear the power of the coffee machi-
ne.

DRAIN CONNECTION

The drain wells of the machine (part 19), are to be con-
nected by means of the special plastic tube to the café’s
drain piping (part 13). In case such piping is not avail-
able, drained liquids may be collected in a suitable buck-
et and any necessary drain pipe extensions shall be made
using steel-lined PVC tubing and suitable hose clamps.

WARNING

The manufacturer declines any responsibility for any
event leading to liability suits whenever GROUNDING has
NOT BEEN COMPLETED according to current regulations,
or other electrical parts have been connected improperly.

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English

Summary of Contents for FB 70

Page 1: ...rinks pag 12 6 Maintenance and weekly cleaning operations pag 13 7 De commissioning and demolition pag 14 8 History and use of the La Marzocco coffee machines pag 15 O p e r a t i n g M a n u a l O p...

Page 2: ...cation is inappropriate and dangerous The manufac turer shall not be held responsible for any damages caused by improper and irrational use 7 Using any electrical device requires that certain fundame...

Page 3: ...nd 4 groups Legend 1 Main switch 2 Water level sight glass 3 Pressure gauge 4 Coffee groups 5 Coffee brewing control panel 6 Cup warmer switch 7 Hot water switch 8 Emergency button for loading water 9...

Page 4: ...ps 3 4 litres 1400 Watts 3 groups 5 0 litres 1600 Watts 4 groups 3 4 3 4 litres 1400 1400 Watts 2 boilers installed It consists of a cylindrical tank of varying length accord ing to the number of coff...

Page 5: ...n the 1 2 3 and 4 group versions and is essentially composed of the same parts as model EE This model differs from model EE in that it allows the ope rator to choose four different quantities of water...

Page 6: ...E n g l i s h 7 Legend fig 3 3 Installation 380 Volt cable 220 Volt cable Water tubing Water supply tubing Drain tubing MOTOR PUMP WATER PURIFIER...

Page 7: ...ore connecting the motor pump and the machine in order to eliminate any residual particles which could oth erwise get stuck in taps or valves thus preventing them from working properly N B The pump is...

Page 8: ...tly maintained at a constant value automatically During this time it may happen that the pointer of the lower scale on the pressure gauge part 3 Fig 1 or 2 reach as high as 14 15 bar this may occur an...

Page 9: ...ain programmed as for the dose brewed pre viously 4 repeat steps 2 3 and 4 for the other three buttons any time a button has been programmed by pressing the button with the spiral again the LED of the...

Page 10: ...scale of the pressure gauge part 3 Fig 1 or 2 reach as high as 14 15 bar this may occur any time that while activating the groups the motor pump forces cold water into the coffee boiler at a pressure...

Page 11: ...t 11 located between the group furthest to the right and the steam nozzle part 9 and pressing the button part 7 Fig 1 or 2 which commands hot water delivery you can then add the bag containing tea cha...

Page 12: ...ean it up you must first remove it by unscrewing the retainer screw then proceed to hold said filter with a pair of pliers and burn off the wood particles contained in the coffee grounds by using a ga...

Page 13: ...pipe at the purifier part 17 inlet which is locat ed just downstream of the special tap part 18 which has been closed in advance Proceed to remove the drain well piping part 19 Fig 1 At this point th...

Page 14: ...for each cup the grinder must guarantee a constant amount from dose to dose It is best to grind coffee from time to time trying not to leave any ground coffee in the grinder overnight and during days...

Page 15: ...hat by pressing the 1st button you get 1 regular coffee pressing the 2nd one you get one tall coffee pressing the 3rd you get 2 regu lar coffees and by pressing the 4th one you get 2 tall cof fees The...

Page 16: ...must fill in the following log with the date a short description stamp and signature Whenever the product has not been installed according to the instructions included in the Operating Manual and has...

Page 17: ...ild kit Check pressure switch Check coffee boiler expansion valve Replace coffee boiler expansion valve MANDATORY MAINTENANCE AND CHECK UP OPERATIONS These operations are in addition to the Maintenanc...

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