Quick MILL 05008, Instructions For Use Manual

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Mod. 05008 Rev. 00
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13. MENU SPECIFICATION
This section contains all the items in the menu with a description of the relative functions.
To access the menu press
key 1 “Enter”
. To navigate the menu press
keys 2 “-” or 3 “+“
. To access a sub-menu press
key 1 “Enter”
. To change a value press keys 2 “-” or 3 “+“ then press key 1 “Enter” to confirm the change, then key 6
“esc”
to go back to higher menu level.
1
GRINDER Enter to access sub-menu then scroll items with + and -
1.2
Quant. Coffee
Enables adjustment of quantity of ground coffee allocated to one of the two coffee
dispenser keys. A different grinding time can be allocated to each coffee dispenser key.
1.2.1
Espresso
A number appears on the display corresponding to the running time for the coffee
grinder. This time is expressed in seconds; increasing the time increases the quantity of
coffee ground for this brew.
1.2.2
Coffee
A number appears on the display corresponding to the running time for the coffee
grinder. This time is expressed in seconds; increasing the time increases the quantity of
coffee ground for this brew.
2
ADJUSTMENTS
Enter to access sub-menus
2.1
Pre-infusion
Enables adjustment of the pre-infusion time allocated to one of the two coffee
dispenser buttons. A different pre-infusion time can be allocated to each coffee
dispenser button.
2.1.1
Espresso
Asterisks corresponding to the pre-infusion time appear on the display. This time
can be varied from 0 to 4 seconds; no asterisks on the display means no pre-
infusion has been selected.
2.1.2
Coffee
2.2
Temperature Enter to access sub-menu
2.2.4
Coffee group
Small squares corresponding to the temperature set for the coffee brew appear on the
display. This temperature can be varied from 80°C to 100°C. Each square corresponds
to about 1°C.
2.3
Date/time Enter to access sub-menu then scroll items with + and -
2.3.1
Date
+ or
– to reset the date enter a number and confirm with key 1 then go to next number;
once all numbers have been set press esc. to exit.
2.3.2
Time
+ or
– to reset time, enter a number and confirm with key 1 then go to next number;
once all numbers have been set press esc. to exit.
2.3.3
Format
+ or
– to select date format (dd/mm/yy or mm/dd/yy) confirm with key 1 and press esc
to exit.
2.4
Timer Enter to access sub-menu and scroll items with + and -
2.4.1
Progr. On/off
Enables the machine to switch on and off automatically at programmed times. To
programme proceed as follows: Go to menu 2.4.1 Progr. On-Off and press enter. Use
the + key to scroll and view settings for each day of the week. To change the switch on
and switch off settings go to the day to be programmed and press enter, then use the +
and
– keys to change the hour and minutes for switching on and press enter to confirm.
Set the time for switching off, press enter to confirm the changes and go on to the next
day.
If automatic switching on or off of the machine is not required enter “weekly rest
day
”.
2.4.2
Auto off
Enables the machine to switch to switch off when idle; when this function is activated it
turns the machine off when the set time expires. Countdown to the time starts every
time a brew is dispensed. Press enter to access the menu and use the + and
– keys to
set the automatic switch off time, press enter to confirm and esc to exit. When the
machine switches off just press the on switch to restart it.
2.5
Water hardness
Enables the descaling alarm to be set. The water being used should be analysed before
a value is set.
□
Off/average/
hard/soft
Enables the degree of hardness of the water supply to be set to activate the descaling
alarm. To set the water hardness select the relative type of water used, press enter to
confirm and esc to exit.

Off : if demineralized water is used. In this case no descaling alarm is shown.

Soft : with a hardness of less than 7°d (12°f; 9°e)

Average : with hardness between 7-14°d (12-24°f; 9-18°e)

Hard : with hardness greater than 14°d (24°f; 18°e)
2.7
Water filter
Enables limescale filter replacement alarm to be set on the basis of the type of filter
used. The instructions for the filter used should be read carefully before setting the
alarm.
□
0000/0050/0100/0150
A number corresponding to the liters to be dispensed before the alarm is is shown
appears on the display. The number displayed is in increments of 50 litres; once set
press enter to confirm and esc to exit
2.8
Password Activates the password for access to the menu (protection to prevent access by