background image

NECTA SPA TECHNICAL MANUAL 

SFERA

 “ 

Manual  

“ SFERA”  

 

 

16 / 

19

 

The display indicates the 

message  

“Motor failure n. XY

” 

 

At machine start, an automatic test routine 
checks the presence of trays and their 
number, therefore a motor failure is not 
indicated, as they are not activated. When a 
selection is made a microswitch is activated, 
which must close at the end of the cycle; 
should this function not occur the motor 
locks or continues running because of an 
actuation card failure. 
In this case a time-out is triggered to stop 
the motor, placing it out of service. 

Check that there are no interferences to 
the motor rotation. 
Check that the motor is efficiently running.
Check that the microswitch is efficiently 
working. 
Check that in fact there is not a time-out. 
If the motor does not pick up at all, check 
the electrical connection ensuring that a 
24 V DC reaches the motors. 
If all checks are OK replace the card, as 
the actuation or the software may be 
malfunctioning. 

The display indicates the 

message  

“product finished”

 

 

This information can be displayed in the 
version fitted with infrared sensors. And it 
means that the barrier was not interrupted 
during a selection due to two possible 
causes: 1) end of product, 2) jammed 
product 
 

The software automatically tries to make 
the product drop with small movements, 
and if this fails the selection is blocked. In 
this case the failure must be reset after 
correcting the problem. 
The software allows a new selection to be 
made and the customer does not lose his 
credit. 
 

The display indicates a 

number of 

trays not 

corresponding

 to the real 

situation

 

 

At machine start, an automatic test routine 
checks the presence of trays and their 
number, therefore if a tray is not indicated it 
is because it is not electrically detected. 

Check that the cables are correctly 
connected. 
Check that the cables are efficient. 

The machine does not 

start and the 

display is 

off

 

 The vending machine is protected against 
short-circuits with two line fuses (one on 
each phase), 
with fuses on the secondary winding and on 
CPU board power supply (see wiring 
diagram). 

Check that the fuses are intact and if 
necessary replace. First identify the cause 
of the blown fuses. 
Check the power supply cable. 
The transformer’s functioning. 

The refrigerated box 

does 

not cool down

 and the 

operating temperature is 

not reached in spite of 

being correctly set 

 

The cooling unit sucks in air from the lower 
section and expels it downwards through the 
front grille. This route must be free. 
Ensure that there are no objects in the lower 
section of the vending machine. 
Check that the pre-filter is not clogged. 

 The amount of refrigerant is not sufficient 
The probe is interrupted or short-circuited, or 
moved away from the correct position set at 
the factory 

(After some time the display indicates the 
message “probe failure” or “unit failure”, or 
both). 
  

The vending machine can be positioned 
against a wall,  
but no objects can be positioned under the 
vending machine base. 
Check for small leaks using a special 
instrument and detecting foam. 
Restore the charge after eliminating the 
leak. 
Check that the NTC probe is positioned 
and functioning correctly.

 

The internal lamps do 

not 

light

 

Switching on and off of the lamps can be 
programmed; therefore check that such 
option was not included in the programming. 
Probable failure to the starter / ballast 

Check the functioning of the flourescent 
lamp, starter and ballast 
Check the functioning of the relay card 
 (SOR) that controls the 230 V AC power 
supply 
Check in the special software program that 
the time band setting is correct. 

The display indicates the 

message: 

“programming”

The CPU and payment system compartment 
door closure is monitored by a microswitch 
that in the event of actuation with the door 
open indicates 
 “Programming” 

In this situation it is not possible to have 
correct operation. 
If the warning is with the door closed, check 
the microswitch. 
 

Check that microswitches are activated 
correctly, check that cables are not 
damaged or disconnected. 
Replace the microswitches and/or the 
cables 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Sfera 6-32R / E

Page 1: ...ECTA SPA TECHNICAL MANUAL SFERA Manual SFERA 1 19 SERVICE MANUAL SFERA BASIC TECHNICAL MANUAL THE CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE INTENDED FOR NECTA S AFTER SALES PERSONNEL AFTER SALES SERVICE Snack Foo...

Page 2: ...d configuration Vending systems Power supply and Wiring Cooling unit Cabinet and Door Trouble shooting HACCP directive Use instructions Periodical cleaning and hygiene Daily Weekly Yearly Pages 3 4 5...

Page 3: ...irect for five advertised selections NB2 without such code the machine is supplied with only the 12 button numeric keypad DESCRIPTION VARIABLES TRAYS Up to 6 max HEIGHT 0F TRAYS 96 mm min and up to 21...

Page 4: ...e code is indicated on the side in any case there are many configurations options with simple and quick change operations Release spirals with different pitches are provided as indicated in the user m...

Page 5: ...NECTA SPA TECHNICAL MANUAL SFERA Manual SFERA 5 19 Sfera 6 36R B Sfera 6 36R UK Sfera 6 32R E Sfera 6 36R D Version provided for Spain Version provided for Belgium Version provided for Germany...

Page 6: ...th a 3 x 1 5 mm2 section 1 HO5 VV F 2 HO7 RN F In all configurations the cable is fitted with a SCHUKO plug permanently fixed to the cable NOTE In the event of replacement cables of exactly the same c...

Page 7: ...Board Payment system connections NTC Probe Cooling unit control J12 RATIOMOTOR CONNECTIONS POWER SUPPLY UNIT CPU CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT BOARD RS232 PORT PRINTER PROGRAMMER PC Phototransistor card Rec...

Page 8: ...during the normal operation YELLOW LED It glows when 5 V DC is present in the board RED LED it glows when the software is reset program malfunction Minidip functions 1 4 REF 20 Coin mechanism setting...

Page 9: ...NECTA SPA TECHNICAL MANUAL SFERA Manual SFERA 9 19 TRAY CONNECTION WIRING DIAGRAM CONNECTOR Detail of spiral control ratiomotor To connector J 12 CPU board 4 5 1 6 3 2...

Page 10: ...FERA 10 19 POWER SUPPLY AND LIGHTING DIAGRAM 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 Wiring diagram of dispensing compartment slider lock device kit 1 2 Power supply EXE 3 4 Connector J14 24 V DC CPU board power supply 5 6 7 8...

Page 11: ...o be able to dispense 20 to 76 mm wide products In addition the spirals can be right or left hand to be used in double compartment configuration with double spiral The ratiomotor is fitted with a mini...

Page 12: ...ile the lamps and the cooling unit are controlled by means of special relay cards at the grid voltage The power supply unit is housed in a removable galvanised steel metal box for greater accessibilit...

Page 13: ...condenser cooling from the lower part of the base through a filter that removes the dust such filter is accessible and easy to remove for cleaning FIG 2 The cooling air is expelled from the front sid...

Page 14: ...by means of a single lock located inside the sliding compartment on the right A sliding compartment is located on the front right side with the user interface integrated on its front panel the CPU bo...

Page 15: ...nge the operating default values The machine will continue working but some parameters could have been changed with consequences to the general functioning the RAM needs to be initialised as soon as p...

Page 16: ...otected against short circuits with two line fuses one on each phase with fuses on the secondary winding and on CPU board power supply see wiring diagram Check that the fuses are intact and if necessa...

Page 17: ...hygiene practices After cleaning do not touch the surface of any elements that may come into contact with food Wash your hands thoroughly preferably using disinfectant before starting any hygiene ope...

Page 18: ...cabinet with a cloth dampened with a chlorine based detergent Check that there are no small insects Open the door and disconnect the machine form the power supply FIG 1 Clean the outside and inside of...

Page 19: ...ed detergents Completely remove the cooling unit FIG 3 thoroughly clean the internal base and make hygienic Remove all the dust from the fans and cooling unit condenser FIG 4 Clean and make hygienic t...

Reviews: