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 BARISTA INSTALLATION, USE & MAINTENANCE GUIDE         855-4JOETAP  

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PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE(S)

SOLUTION(S)

Only water flowing 

from faucet

1. Bag-in-Box is empty

2. Coffee button is not ON

3. Bag-in-Box is not attached 

properly

4. Coffee pump won’t prime

1.  See General Operation to determine how to properly change a Bag-in-Box

2.  Turn the coffee button ON and open faucet until finished product is dispensed

3.  Unscrew Bag-in-Box fitting and screw back on properly

4.  Follow Bag-in-Box priming instructions located in General Operation

Head on beverage 

thicker than desired

1. Nitrogen regulator is set too 

high

2. System is not down to 

temperature

1. See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly turn down the level 

of N

2

 infusion

2.  Wait until system is down to temperature before determining final N2 pressure 

setting

Head on beverage 

thinner than desired

1. Nitrogen pressure is set too 

low

2. Water being fed to the unit 

has no or very low mineral 

content

1. See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly turn up the level of 

N2 infusion

2. Plumb a filtered water line that contains sufficient mineral content

Coffee is weaker than 

desired

1. Bag-in-Box is almost empty 

and needs changed

2. Gas pocket in line and/or  

Bag-in-Box

3. Buildup is occurring and 

system needs cleaned

4. Brix adjustment required

1.  See General Operation to determine how to properly change a Bag-in-Box

2.  Issue should work itself out over time. If the coffee does not return to full 

strength after a few servings, see General Operation for instructions on the 

Bag-in-Box priming process

3.  Contact authorized service agent or perform cleaning in accordance with 

Routine Cleaning Procedure, if authorized to do so

4.  See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly adjust brix

Coffee is stronger 

than desired

1. Brix needs adjusted

2. Pressure switch is set too high

1. Follow above instructions on how to adjust the brix

2. Call customer support

Liquid leak

1. Loose /bad plumbing 

connection(s), faulty part(s), 

loose faucet(s)

a.  If leak is large and causing flooding, immediately shut OFF the in-line water 

valve, power the unit off, and unplug it from the outlet. Then, call customer 

support to report the issue.

b.  If a leak is minor and not an emergency, inspect the connection on the back 

of the unit and assure that the nose cones on the faucets are tight. If the issue 

cannot be identified and resolved in house, call customer support. 

PROCEDURE (CONTINUED) 

•  Turn ON the product pump button and open nitro faucet again.
       –   Dispense 8 

OZ

 of cleaner, turn ON the water button, dispense for five seconds, turn OFF 

the water pump button, and continue to dispense 8 more ounces of undiluted cleaner.

       –   Close the faucet, wait at least five seconds, and turn OFF the product pump button.

       –   Allow the cleaner to soak in the line for at least five minutes.

•  Attach Bag-in-Box product.

•  Turn ON water pump and product pump buttons.

•  Dispense 16 ounces from each faucet and dispose of the liquid.

•   Pour a serving from each faucet and test them to ensure the system is performing to 

desired specification.

Do not make adjustments to the unit unless you are authorized to do so. If uncertain, 
unqualified or uncomfortable performing any of the steps outlined in the above Solution(s) 
column of the troubleshooting guide below, call customer support immediately for assistance.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Summary of Contents for JOETAP JT-CTMG

Page 1: ...AP BARISTA SAFETY FIRST READ INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY Before getting started please read this user manual and at all times follow the important safety instructions INSTALLATION USE MAINTENANCE GUIDE JT...

Page 2: ...2 JOETAP BARISTA INSTALLATION USE MAINTENANCE GUIDE 855 4JOETAP 866 327 4159 MICROMATIC COM...

Page 3: ...TY PROCEDURAL NOTICES 4 RECEIVING INSPECTING 6 SPECIFICATIONS 6 DIMENSIONS 7 COMPONENTS 8 LOCATION INSTALLATION 9 MAKING ADJUSTMENTS 15 GENERAL OPERATION 20 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE CLEANING 21 TROUBLESHOO...

Page 4: ...se notices supply helpful information which may assist you as you work Throughout this manual you will see the following types of procedural notices NOTE Text set off as a Note provides you with simpl...

Page 5: ...CAUTION Proper installation care and maintenance are essential for maximum performance and trouble free operation of your equipment Read and understand this manual It contains valuable care and mainte...

Page 6: ...rs before plugging into power source WARNING PERSONAL INJURY POTENTIAL Do not operate equipment that has been misused abused neglected damaged or altered modified from that of original manufactured sp...

Page 7: ...fied service technician must perform installation and start up of this equipment If you cannot or are not qualified to correct the service problem call your service provider or distributor Always have...

Page 8: ...TROL PANEL SYSTEM ON OFF INDICATOR LIGHT GENERATOR ON OFF INDICATOR LIGHT VOLTAGE REGULATOR GAUGE N2 REGULATOR ADJUSTMENT SCREW SCHOLLE BIB CONNECTOR FITTING STILL FAUCET WATER FLOW CONTROL VALVE NITR...

Page 9: ...eter and be closed sealed once the power cord drain line and water supply line are in place and connected Avoid placing the dispenser near heat sources such as radiators ovens refrigeration equipment...

Page 10: ...onnected appliance the following shall be included Do not unplug by pulling on cord To unplug grasp the plug not the cord Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing or cleaning Do not ope...

Page 11: ...er peristaltic pump gearbox speed 172 RPM or 282 RPM tubing inside diameter 1 8 3 16 or 1 4 and voltage 12V 22V If a unit is equipped with a peristaltic pump tube diameter and gearbox combination that...

Page 12: ...ing all criteria outlined in Installation Location Requirements section 5 Plumb water line with an in line shutoff back flow prevention device and water filter if the plumber has not already done so i...

Page 13: ...djustments usually only 1 2 PSI are required to achieve smooth flow NOTE See Adjusting Still Water Flow Control Valve section 6 to determine how to properly adjust the still faucet water flow rate PRI...

Page 14: ...trol valve accordingly NOTE See Adjusting Still Water Flow Control Valve section 6 to determine how to access and properly adjust the still water flow control valve Continue to pour full servings take...

Page 15: ...staff if applicable NOTE Only trained and certified technicians should make adjustments to this system NOTE Any time an adjustment is made to brix or level of N2 infusion 12 OZ of liquid must be poure...

Page 16: ...w fast the pump motor spins RPM and how much liquid can be displaced flow rate for a given tubing diameter and gearbox The voltage regulator should be set no lower than 12V If the proper flow rate can...

Page 17: ...water flow control should not occur until nitro faucet has been fully calibrated NOTE As a point of reference the nitro faucet has a constant water flow rate of about 1 OZ SEC To achieve a still drin...

Page 18: ...et likely needs adjusted Remove the lid nitrogen generator chassis insulation board to access pressure switch in question Using a 05 Hex Key turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise Continue making...

Page 19: ...cessary product flow rate is 1775 ML MIN 5 355 ML MIN Choose a pump package that is close to but exceeds the calculated product flow rate NOTE See Peristaltic Pump Flow Rate chart below In the case of...

Page 20: ...t and remove white cap from the fitting If applicable disconnect empty Bag in Box and dispose of it appropriately Rinse connector using a small cup of warm water Attach Bag in Box connector to fitting...

Page 21: ...begin introducing the cleaner into the system Dispense 8 OZ of cleaner turn ON the water button dispense for five seconds turn OFF the water pump button and continue to dispense 8 more ounces of undi...

Page 22: ...x priming process 3 Contact authorized service agent or perform cleaning in accordance with Routine Cleaning Procedure if authorized to do so 4 See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly adju...

Page 23: ...sure both of the green power switches on the chiller are turned ON and illuminated 2 See Refrigeration Check in Installation to determine how to properly view and set the temperature for the chiller 3...

Page 24: ...ress and hold down the gas out button for two seconds and release Wait for the Nitrogenator to build pressure and shut off Press and hold down the gas out button for two seconds and release Wait for t...

Page 25: ...855 4JOETAP 866 327 4159 MICROMATIC COM JOETAP BARISTA INSTALLATION USE MAINTENANCE GUIDE 25 NOTES...

Page 26: ...vered by the foregoing warranties for the remainder of the original Warranty Period or ninety 90 days from the date of delivery of the repaired or replaced Product whichever is longer All shipments wi...

Page 27: ...rchaser shall have no right to use any trademarks owned or licensed to Micro Matic without the express written permission of Micro Matic RELEASE AND INDEMNITY By operating this Product the Purchaser h...

Page 28: ...27 4159 MICROMATIC COM Info JoeTap com 855 4JoeTap 855 456 3827 joetap com NationalAccounts Micro Matic com 866 327 4159 micromatic com joetap 01857 D0717 2017 Micro Matic USA Inc All Rights Reserved...

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