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0985
–AQUILA PID
Commissioning
The 0985 Aquila PID model can be supplied either with water coming from the
tank or from the water mains. According to the type of supply, proceed as
follows.
Tank
-
Position the tank/service tap (
q
), underneath the machine, on tank.
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Position the tank/service switch (
r
) on tank.
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Fill the water tank (use drinking water, softened if possible).
Mains water supply:
-
Connect the mains water supply pipe to the fitting under the machine.
-
Position the tank/service tap (
q
), under the machine, on service.
-
Position the tank/service switch (
r
) on service.
1.
Open the water tank lid (
k
), take out the tank (
l
) and fill with drinking water,
softened if possible (only for supply with tank).
2.
Connect the machine to an electric socket, switch on the machine with the
general switch (
m
) in
ON
position, the green light (
n
) switches on.
3.
The machine starts to fill the boiler.
4.
Activate the coffee brew group lifting the lever (
b
): deliver water from the
group to ensure that the circuit has filled correctly.
5.
Wait until the machine reaches the working temperature indicated by the
red heating light
that switches on, then off (
o
)and the boiler gauge
pointer (
h
) that is to indicate a value between 1 Bar and 1,5 Bar.
When used for the first time, with the machine warmed, allow an
outlow of approx.0,5 litres of water to flush the delivery group
activating the coffee delivery.
For this model, the machine temperature management is by
means of the TermoPID (
p
). For the management of the
TermoPID see the section
“
TERMO
P
ID SETTING AND FUNCTIONING
”.
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