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FEATURES OF THE TWIN POUR 30 DISPENSER

Time & Delay Features

1.  From the Service Menu, tap the 

Time & Delays

 button to 

access the Time & Delays Menu.

2.  Enable or Disable any of the three (3) time & delay functions 

by tapping underneath their designated function names: 

Brand Timeout, Screen Saver,

 and 

Sleep

.

3.  Adjust the 

Frequency

 and 

Units of Time

 by tapping the “+“ 

and “-“ buttons.

Brand Timeout - the amount of time for a selected 

brand on the Pour Screen to be deselected after  

inactivity
Screen Saver - the amount of time for the screen saver 

to be initiated after inactivity
Sleep - the amount of time for the unit to enter Sleep 

Mode after inactivity. 
Dispense Timeout - the amount of time a valve will pour 

before automatic shutoff. 

NOTE

 

Ready - signifies there is available product and the 

valve will dispense when activated

 

Out - signifies there is no available product or there is 

a problem with the specified brand and will dispense 

when activated.

 

Auto - signifies that the configured Sold Out Sensor 

 

controls whether the brand can be dispensed. This  

feature requires an optional sold out sensor kit, does 

 

not come standard, and is available for up to ten 

(16) brands at one time. The following is a set of                 

instructions on how to set up this feature. If no sold out 

sensor is assigned then the Auto feature acts the same 

as the Ready feature.

NOTE

Sold Out Features

1.  From the Service Menu, tap the 

Sold Out

 button.

2. 

Manually adjust specific brands to read 

Ready, Out,

 or 

Auto

 

Brand Timeout - la durée pendant laquelle une marque 

sélectionnée sur l’écran de versement doit être 

désélectionnée après inactivité

 

 

Économiseur d’écran - la durée pendant laquelle 

l’économiseur d’écran doit être lancé après l’inactivité

 

 

Veille - la durée pendant laquelle l’unité passe en mode 

veille après une inactivité.

 

 

Dispense Timeout - la durée pendant laquelle une 

vanne coulera avant l’arrêt automatique.

REMARQUE

 

Prêt - signifie qu’il y a un produit disponible et que la 

vanne distribuera lorsqu’elle est activée

 

Out - signifie qu’il n’y a pas de produit disponible ou 

qu’il y a un problème avec la marque spécifiée et sera 

distribué lorsqu’il est activé.

 

Auto - signifie que le capteur épuisé configuré contrôle 

si la marque peut être distribuée. Ce la fonction néces-

site un kit de capteur en option épuisé, n’est pas livré 

en standard et est disponible pour un maximum de 

dix (16) marques à la fois. Ce qui suit est un ensemble 

d’instructions sur la façon de configurer cette fonction. 

Si aucun capteur épuisé n’est attribué, la fonction Auto 

agit de la même manière que la fonction Prêt.

REMARQUE

Summary of Contents for Twin Pour 30

Page 1: ...not be used by children or infirm persons without supervision This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or la...

Page 2: ...hez pas cet appareil dans une prise lectrique multiple partag e par d autres appareils Ne placez pas plusieurs prises d alimentation multiples portables ou alimentations lectriques portables l arri re...

Page 3: ...an air gap a backflow prevention device or another approved method to comply with NSF standards A leaking inlet water check valve will allow carbonated water to flow back through the pump when it is s...

Page 4: ...aining three sides Level unit if necessary For optimum perfor mance place the unit at a 0 tilt The maximum tilt is 5 Leveling the Dispenser NSF listed units must be sealed to the counter NOTE To ensur...

Page 5: ...at se trouve dans le bac gla ons Durant le cycle d agitation automatique et lors de la distribution des gla ons veiller ce que l espace soit suffisant entre le dessus de l amas de gla ons et le bas de...

Page 6: ...nect tubing to all syrup inlets See Plumbing Diagrams on page 26 for reference NOTE 12 Route drain hose from designated open type drain to fitting on Drip Tray and connect hose to fitting if applicabl...

Page 7: ...E 13 Attach fan bracket to fan assembly using screws provided Condensation Fan Installation 14 Install condensation fan on the underside of the unit by 1 pushing fan bracket into slots in the right wa...

Page 8: ...OT TURN ON CO2 SUPPLY AT THIS TIME WARNING 7 Repeat Step 6 for both low pressure CO2 regulators on the regulator manifold routed to the unit and the syrup pumps 5 Connect tubing routed from the tee at...

Page 9: ...the service menu for drink setup must be accessed 10 Access the Service Menu by turning the keyswitch clock wise to the third position 6 Turn on the power to the dispenser by pressing the on off toggl...

Page 10: ...oth of the low pressure regulators on the regulator manifold to 75 psi 0 517 MPa then tighten locknut with wrench 22 Activate each soda module until gas out 23 Plug in the remote carbonator pump deck...

Page 11: ...button on the lower left corner to return to the Valve Configuration Screen 7 Repeat Steps 3 and 5 for any of the other brand or flavor modules 8 Tap the Back button to return to the Service menu 12 T...

Page 12: ...bration button 2 Tap the Calibrate on the Water Valve to be calibrated Calibrating Plain Carbonated Water Modules Fill to 200 ml Graduated Cylinder CALIBRATION MAINTENANCE 4 Set the Timer to the ON po...

Page 13: ...r reference The water flow rate was set to 73 93 ml sec which makes the final syrup flow rate 14 79 ml s The finished drink flow rate dispensed will be 88 72 ml s NOTE A B C D Increase Decrease A Flow...

Page 14: ...ttach outer nozzle by pushing up and twisting clockwise until snug 5 Enter the brand calibration screen from the previous section steps 1 2 6 Set the Timer to the ON position and select Time as the Op...

Page 15: ...The following is a set of instructions on how to set up this feature If no sold out sensor is assigned then the Auto feature acts the same as the Ready feature NOTE Sold Out Features 1 From the Servic...

Page 16: ...d scroll down and press Accept to confirm and save changes It may take up to 10 minutes for a network connection to be established NOTE 2 From the service menu select Network Status to change connecti...

Page 17: ...into open port on the side of the PCB controller box 4 Access the Service menu on the left side screen and tap the Data Management button Update Brands Flavors 1 Create a USB drive with the updated b...

Page 18: ...ment aux lignes directrices de la NSF L exploitant de l quipement doit en assurer l entretien continu comme indiqu dans ce manuel ou selon les lignes directrices du minist re de la Sant afin d assure...

Page 19: ...n Box on page 21 Pull out unit if applicable and clean behind and underneath Check for any loose components or noises Other Supplies Needed 1 Clean cloth towels 2 Bucket 3 Extra nozzle 4 Sanitary glov...

Page 20: ...in the sanitizing solution using the nozzle brush dip the brush in the nozzle sanitizing solution and thoroughly brush the bottom of the inner nozzle body 6 Rinse the brush in warm 90 110 F 32 2 43 3...

Page 21: ...all sides of the Ice Bin and surface of the aluminum casting 5 Place syrup lines with BIB connectors and any adapters into cleaning solution 6 Activate each valve until lines are filled with cleaning...

Page 22: ...coming CO2 pressure is between 70 psi 0 483 MPa and 80 psi 0 552 MPa 2 Open shutoff fully 3 Remove soda flow control from valve and clean out any foreign material to ensure smooth spool movement Insuf...

Page 23: ...to syrup pump too low 5 Stalled or inoperative BIB pump 6 Kinked line 7 CO2 regulator malfunction 1 Replace syrup BIB as required 2 Open shutoff completely 3 Remove valve from mounting block open shu...

Page 24: ...Wiring harness not plugged in 3 PC board defective 4 Malfunctioning power supply 1 Connect dispenser to power source 2 Plug in wiring harness 3 Replace PC board 4 Check voltage to power supply Check f...

Page 25: ...ck BIB connector if still leaking then re place line 2 Replace o ring 3 Replace defective pump BIB pump fails to restart after bag replacement 1 BIB connector not on tightly 2 BIB connector is stopped...

Page 26: ...12 14 16 2 4 6 16 8 10 12 14 1 3 5 7 9 NC 11 13 15 NC 1 3 5 15 7 9 11 13 BLK WHT GRY BLK PUR BLU GRN YEL ORG RED BRN VIO BLK BLK GRN BLK BRN BLK ORG BLK BLK BLK GRY PUR BLU GRN YEL ORG RED BRN WHT BLK...

Page 27: ...R USB DC BLOCK OK POWER CORD CONDENSATION FAN PRIMARY PCB SECONDARY PCB POUR BUTTON POUR BUTTON GPIO ICE DOOR TRIGGER VALVEHARN RIGHT VALVEHARN LEFT SBC USB A TO USB B DIO PCB POWER SUPPLY USB A MALE...

Page 28: ...SATION FAN PRIMARY PCB SECONDARY PCB GRN DC FAN AC OUT AC VOLT TO SUPPLY GRN BLU BLK DIO PCB BLK RED RED BLK BLK RED DENOTES DEFAULT 3 2 SW2 SWITCH 2 POSITION DOES NOT MATTER 4 ON LANCER PN 06 3289 01...

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