Sanremo CAFE RACER Instruction Booklet Download Page 42

Use and maintenance instructions  

CAFE’ RACER 

GB 

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21 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND 
SPARE PARTS  

• For spare parts and all problems regarding the 
machine, contact an authorised dealer only.   

• If repairs are required, use original spare parts 
only to guarantee that the machine's technical 
specifications remain unaltered over time.   

• To order spare parts, follow the instructions in 
the spare parts catalogue.   

 

22 -  SCRAPPING THE MACHINE  

To  protect  the  environment,  proceed  in 
accordance with the regulations and standards 
in force in the country concerned.   

When  the  appliance  can  no 
longer  be  used  or  repaired, 
the  components  should  be 
separated for disposal.   

Electrical  appliances  may 
not be disposed of as urban 
waste,  but  must  be  treated 

separately in respect of the European directive 
on  Waste  Electrical  and  Electronic  Equipment 
(2002/96/EC - 2003/108/EC)  

  

Electrical equipment is marked with a crossed-
through wheelie bin symbol.  This indicates that 
it  was  introduced  onto  the  market  after  13 
August  2005  and  must  be  disposed  of 
separately.   

In  light  of  the  constituent  substances  and 
materials, inappropriate or illegal disposal of the 
equipment,  or  its  improper  use,  may  cause 
damage to persons and the environment.   

Electrical  waste  disposal  which  does  not 
comply  with  the  regulations  in  force  is 
punishable  by  administrative  and  penal 
sanctions.   

 

 

 

 

23 -  DISPOSAL OF HARMFUL 
SUBSTANCES  

To  dispose  of  these  substances,  consult  the 
regulations  in  force  in  the  country  concerned 
and proceed accordingly.   

 

IMPORTANT: For information on the 
disposal  of  harmful  substances 
(lubricants,  solvents,  paints,  etc.) 
please  consult  the  following 
paragraph. 

 

IMPORTANT:  Any  irregularities 
committed  before,  during  or  after 
scrapping  and  disposal  of  the 
machine's  components  and  in 
interpreting  and  applying  the 
regulations  in  force  is  the  sole 
responsibility of the customer. 

 

Summary of Contents for CAFE RACER

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION BOOKLET CAFE RACER...

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Page 3: ...48935 www sanremomachines com E mail info sanremomachines com IT DATI RIEPILOGATIVI Si consiglia di trascrivere nella tabella sottostante i dati della macchina per facilitare eventuali segnalazioni al...

Page 4: ...11 1 7 SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL 11 1 8 VIBRATION 11 1 9 INTENDED USE 11 1 10 IMPROPER USE 11 1 11 DECLARATION FOR MATERIALS IN CONTACT WITH FOODS 12 2 SAFETY 12 2 1 SAFETY LABELS 12 2 2 SAFETY DEVICES 12...

Page 5: ...TIONING THE MACHINE 16 7 IDENTIFYING THE COMPONENTS 17 7 1 RATING PLATE 17 8 CONNECTIONS 18 8 1 WATER CONNECTION 18 8 2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 20 9 COMMISSIONING 21 9 1 FIRST START UP 21 10 ADJUSTING T...

Page 6: ...NCTIONS USING THE GROUP PARAMETER DISPLAY 31 12 2 a PROGRAMMING GROUP COFFEE WATER TEMPERATURE 31 12 2 b PROGRAMMING CUP WARMER TEMPERATURE AND ON OFF 31 12 2 c PROGRAMMING PRE BREWING 32 12 2 d PROGR...

Page 7: ...20 CLEANING 39 20 1 GENERAL CLEANING WARNINGS 39 20 2 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 39 20 2 a AUTOMATIC WASHING OF THE GROUPS 39 20 2 b COMPLETE WASHING OF THE GROUPS 40 20 2 c DAILY CLEANING 40 20 3 SCHEDULED...

Page 8: ...oducts are the result of meticulous research in constant collaboration with coffee lovers throughout the world This is why your opinion is so important to us Your experience and collaboration will ena...

Page 9: ...y should also refer to this instruction booklet for the necessary operations Before cleaning and or performing maintenance on the machine and before removing any of the guards make sure the main switc...

Page 10: ...IDENT PREVENTION AUTHORITIES 1 2 REFERENCE STANDARDS The machine and its safety devices are manufactured in compliance with the standards indicated in the declaration of conformity 1 3 DESCRIPTION OF...

Page 11: ...ith adequate knowledge of hygiene and safety standards and regulations may use the coffee machine It includes an area to pre heat the cups This must be used for this purpose only Any other use is cons...

Page 12: ...ith grille and tray to collect liquids controls located on the top of the machine above the delivery areas relief valve on the boiler check valve in the water circuit Electrical electronic safety devi...

Page 13: ...ks By means of controls located on the front of the machine coffee is delivered from the group heads and hot water or steam is produced There is a cup warmer on top of the machine The machine consists...

Page 14: ...r road rail etc is agreed in the contract signed between supplier and purchaser 5 2 LIFTING THE PACKAGE The package must be handled with the utmost care Suitable lifting equipment chosen according to...

Page 15: ...ver Remove the side panels Remove the internal protection Make sure the machine is in good condition Remove the plastic bag Extract the accessories instruction booklet etc Verify conformity of the shi...

Page 16: ...the machine in its definitive location making sure that 1 the surface it rests on is sufficiently strong and stable to support the weight of the machine and that the top is perfectly horizontal 2 the...

Page 17: ...softener intake hose 0 5 m 8 Double portafilter 2 3 pieces 9 Single portafilter 10 Double filter 2 3 pieces 11 Single filter 12 Water purifying filter 13 Blind filter 14 Power cable 7 1 RATING PLATE...

Page 18: ...r 8 interposing the water purifying filter 9 supplied Install a splitter tap 10 before the water softener 8 to separate the machine from the mains water supply IMPORTANT the machine must be connected...

Page 19: ...ine to the delivery coupling on the pump 12 Connect one end of the hose 11 provided to the intake coupling on the pump and the other end to a water softener 8 interposing the water purifying filter 9...

Page 20: ...minal 4 on the bottom of the machine Connect an appropriately sized external equipotential wire in compliance with current regulations and standards to the corresponding terminal 4 G Green B Black W W...

Page 21: ...it Place the steam levers 6 in the open position until steam comes out of the steam wands 5 then return the levers 6 to the central position Deliver water a few times by pressing button 7 to eliminate...

Page 22: ...the cups underneath and perform a few deliveries enabling the three brewing settings using the corresponding buttons 10 Check correct delivery of water into the cup Check that the pump pressure indica...

Page 23: ...more than 1 minute 10 3 FINAL CONSIGNMENT At the end of installation proceed as follows Train the personnel who will be operating the machine preparing a number of test coffees cappuccinos etc Explain...

Page 24: ...ATING THE MACHINE 11 1 DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPONENTS LEGEND 1 Tray 2 Group with portafilter 3 Steam wand 4 Steam tap knob 5 Button panel 6 Group parameter display 7 General display 8 Water wand 9 ON O...

Page 25: ...Ds on the buttons on the panel light up Continuous delivery button B Position a cup suitably sized for the quantity of coffee required under the portafilter then press the button to start coffee deliv...

Page 26: ...e following screens are displayed during programming the screens appearing on the display are described in the corresponding chapter GROUP PARAMETER DISPLAY 6 The following information is displayed 1...

Page 27: ...for immediate use Ground coffee left for long periods loses its aroma and the fat becomes rancid Delivering coffee Remove the portafilter 1 from the group head by turning it in the direction of the a...

Page 28: ...he button pressed lights up and the volume ml of the selected brewing appears on the display 3 At the end of delivery leave the portafilter attached to the group head until you want to make the next c...

Page 29: ...ons clean before and after each delivery using a cloth reserved for this purpose and replaced regularly 11 6 HEATING DRINKS Position the wand 1 over the grille and action the steam lever 2 for one two...

Page 30: ...30 seconds press the button corresponding to the type of coffee you want to programme for example button A for a single espresso coffee During delivery the LED on button A remains on steadily the othe...

Page 31: ...unction press button B The functions can be customised separately for each group by repeating on that group the programming operations performed on the first group on the left 12 2 a PROGRAMMING GROUP...

Page 32: ...pears To vary the duration of the pre brewing function press buttons A and C to reduce or increase respectively the set value Press button B to save the set value and continue programming pre brewing...

Page 33: ...will be displayed The modifiable value flashes To change the value press buttons A or C then press button B to confirm the choice and move on to the next value to be set Press button B to set the auto...

Page 34: ...n B to select simultaneous washing of all group heads Complete washing of the group heads can be activated by pressing button A or C to select YES or NO from the following screen 12 4 EXITING PROGRAMM...

Page 35: ...6 ALARMS No coffee water delivered by group If the group does not deliver coffee or with the portafilter removed water the selected button flashes to indicate the alarm Machine in standby If the machi...

Page 36: ...ling is clogged Remove and clean Check regeneration of the water purifying filter Clogged gigleur Call technical assistance The water does not heat up Heating element burnt out Call technical assistan...

Page 37: ...ready Wait for the temperature to be reached Water supply tap closed Open the tap Faulty delivery solenoid valve Call technical assistance Delivery circuit clogged Call a technician to descale the mac...

Page 38: ...mer Perform the start up operations described in the relative chapter 19 CONTROLLING THE MACHINE AFTER PROLONGED INACTIVITY IMPORTANT Before doing this make sure power to the coffee machine is off pow...

Page 39: ...tergent pack Replace the portafilter on the machine and press buttons A and B on the group together The washing cycle starts automatically and the LEDs on buttons A and B flash At the end of washing t...

Page 40: ...the portafilter and empty the dirt contained in the blind filter by rinsing under running water Put the filter back in the group and repeat the washing cycle without detergent in the blind filter This...

Page 41: ...intenance includes all the operations which must be carried out at regular intervals to guarantee correct operation of the machine 20 4 EXCEPTIONAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Exceptional maintenance inclu...

Page 42: ...nt 2002 96 EC 2003 108 EC Electrical equipment is marked with a crossed through wheelie bin symbol This indicates that it was introduced onto the market after 13 August 2005 and must be disposed of se...

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