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Espresso tastes sour

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Espresso feel thin

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Espresso extracts quickly

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Espresso has no crema

Coarser grind setting (large particles)

• Shorter extraction time

• Reduced body

• Enhanced clarity

• Recommended when…

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Espresso tastes bitter

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Espresso feels muddy

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Espresso extracts slowly

For recommendations regarding espresso grinders, see “Recommended Tools &

Accessories” on page 8.

Dose Weight

Dose weight refers to the amount of ground coffee used for a single serving of

espresso. When considered alongside the beverage yield, dose weight is part of

the brew ratio, which correlates with the perceived strength of the espresso and

influences the extraction process. Slayer recommends using a scale to measure

19-21 grams of ground coffee per espresso serving. Begin with 20 grams, then

adjust dose weight as necessary, noting these rules:

Heavier dose

• Increased flavor intensity

• Longer extraction time

• Recommended when…

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Espresso tastes sour

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Espresso feels thin

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Espresso extracts quickly

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Espresso has no crema

Lighter dose

• Decreased flavor intensity

• Shorter extraction time

• Recommended when…

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Espresso tastes bitter

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Espresso feels muddy

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Espresso extracts slowly

For recommendations regarding scales, see “Recommended Tools & Accessories”

on page 8.

Bed Depth

With most espresso machines, firmly tamping ground coffee is essential to

forming a puck through which water will evenly flow. Due to its slower

introduction of water, Slayer changes the importance of tamping: instead of

Summary of Contents for Single Group

Page 1: ...User Guide Single Group Revision 5c 1 ...

Page 2: ...ion 4 Important Safety Advisory 5 Water Treatment Requirements 6 Recommended Tools Accessories 8 Installing Your Machine 9 Factory Settings 16 Navigating the Menu 17 Using Slayer 21 Cleaning Preventative Maintenance 41 Troubleshooting 54 Video Guides 56 Spare Parts 57 2 ...

Page 3: ...com COO Fred Baruch fred slayerespresso com Technical Support Devin Walker devin slayerespresso com Parts Inventory Melinda Davis melinda slayerespresso com Sales Brandon King brandon slayerespresso com Customer Service Office Admin Elyse Stever elyse slayerespresso com Engineering Spencer Branting spencer slayerespresso com Marketing Content Chris Elliott chris elliott slayerespresso com 3 ...

Page 4: ... under warranty nor are labor or shipping charges Due to the nature and characteristics of wood s used on Slayer machines cracking shrinking and or warping of this wood is not covered under warranty Damage to or failure of your Slayer machine due to inadequately treated water is not covered under warranty Read Water Treatment Requirements on page 6 for information about water related issues 4 ...

Page 5: ... needed to safely install your machine contact your Slayer representative or reseller It is critical that an appropriately rated and grounded electrical plug is used to supply your machine with power This is essential for the safe operation and use of the equipment Contact your Slayer representative or reseller with questions about this requirement If you are unsure about the safety of the electri...

Page 6: ...sodium chloride etc Chlorides produce salts that impart a strong taste which alters the flavor of the espresso Chlorides also encourage pitting corrosion which causes damage to the machine Your water filtration company will create a treatment plan based on your water needs Choose a filtration company that has solutions for addressing issues related to both calcium carbonate and chloride Common tre...

Page 7: ...d to a carbon water filter to remove chlorine sediments odor and undesirable tastes from the water This requirement is in addition to any other necessary water filtration systems Filtration requirements may vary seasonally Water should be tested during each season to determine the best filtration plan Once a filtration method has been selected take note of the filter s peak capabilities Contact th...

Page 8: ...nding very fine espresso to Turkish Gram scale Low resolution 0 1 gram 1 10 gram increments Shot glass Soft towel Steaming pitcher Narrow spout Tamper 58mm base diameter Thermometer Equipment Care Maintenance Tools Allen key Crescent wrench Flat head screwdriver Grouphead brush Needle nose pliers Phillips head screwdriver Pick or awl Pliers Socket wrench 9 16 Wrench Supplies Approved espresso mach...

Page 9: ...cess to power water and drainage Building regulations vary by region so confirm local requirements prior to connecting your machine Using quality treated water is essential to achieving the best possible results when preparing coffee and may also extend the life of your machine Read Water Treatment Requirements on page 6 for information about avoiding and addressing water related issues Your Slaye...

Page 10: ... 300 617MM 18 100 460MM 17 700 450MM 11 200 285MM FROM BACK PANELTO CLOSED STEAM HANDLE FEET 4 PLACES FRONT OF MACHINE TOP VIEW LOOKING DOWN HEIGHTS TO TOP OF BACK PANEL 12 75 323 8 MM TO TOP OF BREW ACTUATOR 13 4 340 3 MM TO TOP OF STEAM ACTUATOR 13 75 349 3 MM PORTAFILTER TO DRIPTRAY 4 7 119 4 MM ...

Page 11: ...all banding and packing material from the machine 4 The machine is attached to the pallet with two 2 bolts that are screwed into two 2 of its four 4 legs one on each side of the machine Use a socket wrench to loosen and remove the two 2 bolts from the underside of the pallet 5 Attach the included rubber feet to the bottom of the two 2 legs that were bolted to the pallet 6 Prepare surface by laying...

Page 12: ...n position for Step 9 Turn on Heating Elements Step 3 Connect Drain Hose Parts and tools Drain hose included Hose clamp included Flat head screwdriver Procedure 1 Use the hose clamp to fasten the drain hose to the drain outlet as shown below The drain hose has an inside diameter of 5 8 1 6cm 2 Prevent clogging by ensuring that the drain line always goes downwards Leave steam actuator in the on pos...

Page 13: ...ested at the time of purchase Machines designated for 110 volts will arrive with a plug attached to the power cord machines designated for 220 volts will not Only an electrician or approved technician should wire the power cord into an appropriately rated plug end 1 Per previous steps ensure that the steam actuator is pulled forward into the on position and the drain hose and water line are connec...

Page 14: ...he touchscreen interface is accomplished by increasing or decreasing a percentage value that represents brew pump pressure relative to maximum capacity Use the arrows to adjust the value in one percent 1 increments between 0 and 100 To increase the pressure increase the value To decrease the pressure decrease the value 6 While still viewing the Brew Pump Pressure setting set and test the pump pres...

Page 15: ...independently For faster warm up you may turn on only the element which heats water for your desired function Slayer s brew temperature is most stable when the steam tank is hot For best performance turn on both heating elements 8 To confirm tap the round touch sensor To exit menu navigation move the brew actuator to the pre brew or full brew position then back to off The new temperature will be a...

Page 16: ...Factory Settings Brew Tank Temperature 93 C 200 F Steam Pressure 1 5 bar Flow Rate 40 grams per 30 seconds Pump Pressure 9 bar 16 ...

Page 17: ...incrementally hold to scroll through values To confirm and save settings tap the circle near the center of the screen OR move the brew actuator to the pre brew or brew position While navigating the menu moving the brew actuator to the pre brew or brew position will confirm any altered settings and exit the menu WITHOUT initiating the pre brew or brew functions Rule excepted in Brew Pump Pressure G...

Page 18: ...w Pump Pressure Percentage value that represents brew pump pressure relative to maximum capacity Adjustable in one percent 1 increments between 0 and 100 To adjust the brew pump pressure see instructions under Using Slayer Adjust Brew Pump Pressure on page 31 Group Cleaning Automated cleaning program series of backflush cycles To begin the group cleaning program see instructions under Cleaning Pre...

Page 19: ...ower to brew and steam tank heating elements Temperature Unit for temperature display Fahrenheit or Celsius Set PID Values Algorithm parameters that assists in accurate water heating according to saved settings Brew Temp Offset Value that assists in accurate brew temperature reading Restore Save Settings Save User Settings program that saves current machine settings as user preferences Restore Use...

Page 20: ...RAM MENU Swipe Below Brew Temperature Brew Pump Pressure Group Cleaning Steam Pressure Power Management Pre Brew Advanced Setting Disable touch Bleed Group Heater Control ON OFF Temperature Set PID values Brew Temp Offset Restore Save Settings Set Time Date Set Power Saver On Off Times Enter to reset Slayer Info Save User Settings Restore User Settings Restore Factory Tuned Settings Restore Factor...

Page 21: ...s that have varying climates and growing conditions Every location country locale farm and lot produces coffee with distinct characteristics that contribute to discernible differences in beverage flavor Slayer is unique in its ability to highlight the flavors of coffee from a single origin so even if you usually prefer blends consider coffees that advertise a specific region In doing so you will e...

Page 22: ...ffee beans are increasingly vulnerable to deterioration Preserve freshness by storing in a cool dark and sealed container Ideally use a container that allows the outward flow of gas which coffee releases as it ages but prevents the inward flow of oxygen Espresso is generally most flavorful when prepared with coffee that has rested for at least two 2 days after roasting but not exceeded three 3 wee...

Page 23: ...he extraction process Slayer recommends using a scale to measure 19 21 grams of ground coffee per espresso serving Begin with 20 grams then adjust dose weight as necessary noting these rules Heavier dose Increased flavor intensity Longer extraction time Recommended when Espresso tastes sour Espresso feels thin Espresso extracts quickly Espresso has no crema Lighter dose Decreased flavor intensity ...

Page 24: ...ecreased extraction rate Reduced acidity Recommended when espresso tastes bitter To adjust the brew temperature see instructions under Using Slayer Adjust Brew Tank Temperature on page 30 Water Pressure At the studio the brew pump pressure is set at 9 bar Espresso is best brewed with 8 10 bar pressure More dense coffees such as those grown at higher elevation processed with the washed method and o...

Page 25: ...d Decreased flavor intensity Longer extraction time Recommended when espresso lacks clarity Lower yield Increased flavor intensity Longer extraction time Recommended when espresso lacks body Brew Time Brew time refers to the duration of extraction including optional pre and post brew phases With most espresso machines extraction should last 25 30 seconds Due to its slower introduction of water Sla...

Page 26: ...lar to that for other espresso machines 1 Remove the portafilter from the grouphead and wipe the basket with a clean dry towel 2 Set the grind to the same degree of coarseness as you would for another espresso machine 3 Grind and dose 19 21 grams of coffee into the portafilter 4 Tamp coffee to approximately 30 pounds of pressure briefly flush group then lock the portafilter into the grouphead 5 Mo...

Page 27: ...mes fully saturated 6 The fully saturated portafilter basket will begin to drip Immediately before espresso starts to flow consistently move the brew actuator to the full brew position 7 Allow the espresso to brew until the preferred extraction has been achieved when blonding occurs when the desired beverage yield has dispensed or when the desired brew time has elapsed then move the actuator to th...

Page 28: ...ful steam by combining high pressure with restricted steam tip holes Various steam tip options numbered 0 5 are available to allow the barista to customize their steaming experience and milk texture Unless another size is requested at the time of purchase your Single Group will ship with steam tip 1 Steam milk with the following steps 1 Fill a cold pitcher with the desired volume of fresh milk 2 I...

Page 29: ...e grouphead to the off position 3 Place a container on a scale underneath the grouphead and tare the scale to zero 4 Move the brew actuator to the pre brew position a timer will automatically begin in the top right corner of the digital display 5 When the timer reaches 30 seconds remove the container and scale then move the brew actuator to the off position 6 Weigh the container again without tari...

Page 30: ...our location Adjust the brew pump pressure with the following steps 1 Tap the round touch sensor near the center of the screen to activate the menu 2 Swipe from left to right until the Brew Pump Pressure setting comes into view 3 Tap the round touch sensor to enter the Brew Pump Pressure setting Up and down arrows will appear on the right side of the screen 4 Adjusting the brew pump pressure throu...

Page 31: ...and exit menu navigation move the brew actuator to the pre brew or full brew position Adjust Power Management Tank Priority Slayer s power management program heats only one tank at a time Determining the program s bias will depend on the application and location of your machine In most situations Brew priority will be sufficient in commercial environments Steam priority may be preferred 1 Tap the ...

Page 32: ...o with the following steps 1 Activate and adjust the pre brew timer by following the steps under Using Slayer Adjust Pre Brew Timer on page 30 2 Grind dose and tamp coffee as usual then lock the portafilter in the grouphead 3 Move the brew actuator to the full brew position to begin extraction Slayer will automatically initiate the pre brew and full brew stages 4 Allow the espresso to brew until t...

Page 33: ...omated bleeding program is used to force trapped air from the group While not typically required this program may resolve stalling during pre brew After completing the steps above to access the Advanced Setting sub menu begin the Bleed Group program with the following steps 1 Swipe from left to right until the Bleed Group program comes into view 2 When the display reads Bleed Group OK Begin tap th...

Page 34: ...f the screen 3 The display will read C Celsius or F Fahrenheit which indicates the current setting Use the arrows to toggle between C and F then tap the round touch sensor to confirm setting 4 The Temperature setting will reappear To continue Advanced Setting sub menu navigation swipe from left to right To exit menu navigation move the brew actuator to the pre brew or full brew position Set PID Va...

Page 35: ...nto view 2 Tap the round touch sensor to enter the Brew Temp Offset setting Up and down arrows will appear on the right side of the screen as well as the real time temperature reading lower left and the current offset value lower right The set brew tank temperature may not be changed at this time To adjust see instructions under Using Slayer Adjust Brew Tank Temperature on page 30 3 Use the arrows...

Page 36: ...nd touch sensor to enter program 2 Use the arrows to toggle between NO and YES then use the round touch sensor to confirm desired action NO will be confirmed by returning to the Restore Save Settings sub menu YES will be confirmed by displaying DONE then returning to the Restore Save Settings sub menu The Restore Factory Tuned Settings program overwrites all user preferences and restores Slayer re...

Page 37: ...2 Use the arrows to cycle options pause on desired option then proceed to instructions for next setting HOUR If OFF is your desired option tap the round touch sensor to confirm and do not proceed to instructions for next settings The Set Time Date sub menu will reappear To continue Advanced Setting sub menu navigation swipe from left to right To exit menu navigation move the brew actuator to the p...

Page 38: ... available for programming two 2 per day for weekdays Monday through Friday and two 2 per day for weekends Saturday and Sunday This allows you to program Slayer to be ready for use in the morning after work and so on After completing the steps above to access the Advanced Setting sub menu view the Power Saver On Off Times sub menu and adjust the schedule with the following steps 1 Swipe from left ...

Page 39: ... an SS4 schedule 5 Adjust the SS4 schedule with the same procedure used for adjusting MF1 MF2 and SS3 then tap the round touch sensor to confirm 6 The Set Power Saver On Off Times sub menu will reappear To continue Advanced Setting sub menu navigation swipe from left to right To exit menu navigation move the brew actuator to the pre brew or full brew position 7 Slayer will now toggle between ready...

Page 40: ...ce and is useful when the plug is not easily accessible After completing the steps above to access the Advanced Setting sub menu begin the reset program with the following steps 1 Swipe from left to right until the Enter to reset program comes into view 2 Tap the round touch sensor to begin the reset program A timer will appear count down from 30 and the machine will power down To cancel the reset...

Page 41: ...ery hot Please read the Important Safety Information section prior to using Slayer and take the necessary steps to protect yourself and others Daily Body Grouphead Steam Wand Every 1 2 Months Replacing Shower Screen Replacing Portafilter Gasket Every 6 Months Before Maintenance Procedures Draining Steam Tank Adjusting Brew Actuator Tension After Maintenance Procedures Every 12 18 Months Before Mai...

Page 42: ...sets for each End of Day Backflush see below General Group Cleaning Recommended as part of every backflush cycle or as needed Parts and tools Cleaning brush or towel Flat head screwdriver Portafilter with basket removed Procedure 1 Use a cleaning brush or towel to scrub the portafilter gasket and loosen oil and coffee grounds 2 Remove the dispersion screw and screen with a flat head screwdriver an...

Page 43: ...ogram will begin As the program runs another timer will appear to indicate its progress counting down from 150 6 After cleaning program follow prompt on screen removing portafilter from grouphead and tapping the round touch sensor to continue The group will begin rinsing automatically and a timer will appear counting down from 15 7 Follow prompt on screen removing portafilter from grouphead and ta...

Page 44: ...ht until the Group Cleaning setting comes into view 8 Tap the round touch sensor to activate cleaning program A timer will appear count down from 5 and the program will begin As the program runs another timer will appear to indicate its progress counting down from 150 9 After cleaning program follow prompt on screen removing portafilter from grouphead and tapping the round touch sensor to continue...

Page 45: ...alled For additional assistance with this procedure refer to parts diagrams on pages 58 74 Replacing Portafilter Gasket vimeo com 20084652 password prebrewpressure The portafilter gasket forms a seal between the portafilter and the grouphead preventing leaks Over time the portafilter gasket will become hard and lose its seal If it becomes difficult to insert the portafilter or if dripping occurs a...

Page 46: ...p this step and continue to step 3 3 Turn off water supply either at the source or at the filtration system 4 Pull steam actuator forward into the on position to drain steam 5 Lift to remove cup tray assembly Draining Steam Tank vimeo com 20110440 password prebrewpressure As steam is produced and exits the wand minerals in the water are left behind build up inside the boiler The steam tank needs t...

Page 47: ...ump motor ceases to work and a click is heard When tank is full turn on steam tank heating element 5 The machine is heated when steam begins to flow from the steam wand at this point move the actuator into the off position 6 Lift to remove cup tray and check the inside of the machine for leaks or collected water Every 12 18 Months Before Maintenance Procedures Before starting the 12 month maintena...

Page 48: ...move the o rings from the valve pin and discard them install new o rings 4 Rub Slayer lubricant on the pin and return the pin to its valve 5 Reattach the actuator hub and shoulder bolt tightening with a 9 16 socket wrench and flat head screwdriver Skip this step if proceeding to other preventative maintenance tasks 6 Repeat steps 1 5 with the other actuator hub steam or hot water For additional as...

Page 49: ...to temperature loss and premature failure of the water filtration system To diagnose a worn expansion valve look for leaking water in the expansion valve drain tube Parts and tools Replacement expansion valve part 42000 10020 Replacement copper gasket part 46000 50150 Wrench Teflon tape Procedure 1 Disconnect silicone tube from the expansion valve 2 Use a wrench to remove the expansion valve from ...

Page 50: ...uator hub 2 Remove the tube that connects the steam tank to the steam valve using a 9 16 wrench to loosen nut 3 Remove the steam wand tip 4 Use a crescent wrench to loosen the steam wand valve nut then remove the nut and the steam wand A teflon bushing sits inside of the ball joint ensure that it is not lost 5 Use a pick or awl to remove the o ring from the underside of the steam wand valve nut 6 ...

Page 51: ...lacing Brew Actuator Bearing Parts and tools Replacement brew actuator bearing oilite bushing part 10000 16200 Flat head screwdriver 1 4 allen key Phillips head screwdriver Procedure 1 Use a phillips head screwdriver to loosen and remove the three 3 bolts from the brew cap set aside 2 Carefully lift to remove brew cap Several small parts sit underneath the brew cap one 1 stainless finder washer on...

Page 52: ...tance with this procedure refer to parts diagrams on pages 58 74 After Maintenance Procedures After completing the 12 month maintenance procedure make the following preparations to resume normal machine operation 1 Turn on water supply either at the source or at the filtration system 2 Move steam actuator to the on position 3 Reconnect machine to power supply tank will automatically begin to fill ...

Page 53: ...d begins to look aged and dry rub a small amount of tung oil into the wood with a clean soft towel Allow the oil to sink into the wood for at least five minutes then wipe the remaining oil off with a dry towel 53 ...

Page 54: ...oo fine vimeo com 20293720 Hissing from machine s rear left Leaking pressure release valve vimeo com 20309382 Steam pressure low brew pressure normal Faulty check valve vimeo com 20208524 Steam pressure low and or slow refill Dirty probe vimeo com 20303179 Fast flow during pre brew Faulty switch and or bad connection to Molex connector and or missing magnet vimeo com 20296673 Pump runs continuousl...

Page 55: ...Leaking steam actuator hub Worn steam valve pin o rings vimeo com 20114980 No flow during pre brew Needle valve closed vimeo com 20220777 Symptom Possible cause s Instructional video 55 ...

Page 56: ...rew flow rate vimeo com 20121811 Replacing grouphead seals and or screens vimeo com 20084652 Replacing steam valve pin vimeo com 20114980 Adjusting steam actuator tension vimeo com 20114980 Adjusting brew actuator tension vimeo com 20216962 Removing body panels vimeo com 20110440 Adjusting brew temperature vimeo com 20120809 Adjusting pre heat and steam temperature vimeo com 20205234 Auto tuning P...

Page 57: ...obe 125mm 1 42000 10020 Expansion Valve Mini 1 46000 50070 58mm Shower Screen 6 46000 50090 O ring Group Cap Silicone Dash 151 1 46000 50100 Group Cap Paper Gasket 1 46000 50140 Anti suction Vacuum Valve 1 4 1 46000 50150 Copper Gasket for Anti Suction 1 4 2 46000 50240 Disc Spring 1 46000 53020 O ring for Chrome Nut 2 46000 53050 O ring for Bushing in Steam Valve 2 46000 53060 Bushing Teflon Stea...

Page 58: ...k 500 ohm 1 30004 20090 Steam Element 1300 watt 120 volt 1 30004 20091 Steam Element 2000 watt 220 volt 1 30000 20130 Brew Element 600 Watt 110 volts unless using 220V 1 30004 20130 Brew Element 600 Watt 220 volts unless using 110V 1 30004 20380 Pressure Transducer 1 44000 50190 Handle Spacer 1 44000 50210 Insert Nut 1 44000 50220 Handle Lock Screw 1 46000 50080 Stainless Diffuser Screw 2 46000 50...

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Page 60: ...00 50260 GROUP COVER MOUNT SCREW 3 14 44000 50210 INSERT NUT 1 15 44000 50220 HANDLE LOCK SCREW 1 16 46000 50190 HANDLE SPACER 1 17 22000 56500 BREW ACTUATOR 1 18 44000 16220 STAINLESS FINDER WASHER 1 19 44000 56000 BAYONET BOLT 3 20 46000 50240 DISC SPRING 1 21 10000 16161 VALVE STEM 1 22 42000 34561 1 4 COMP 90 DEG MODIFIED THREADS 1 23 30000 20030 MAGNETIC SWITCH N C 1 24 46000 50090 GROUP CAP ...

Page 61: ...61 1 9 10 14 7 15 3 5 4 6 2 12 13 11 8 16 BREW ASSEMBLY SINGLE GROUP BOTTOM ASSEMBLY SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 1 ...

Page 62: ... 6 5 37 21 SORGH 7DQN 47 5 7 1 7 50267 7 0 17 6 7 187 2 6 5 77 5 7 1 0 17 9 62 12 02817 6 5 7 1 02817 2 7 00 85 137 203 5 8 78 36 35 6685 8 137 2035 66 21 2 62 12 203 2 6 5 5 66 0 6 1 5283 27720 66 0 6 7 1 0 6 5 635 662 20 ...

Page 63: ...ASSEMBLY NEEDLE ASSEMBLY 1 2 10004 50200 NEEDLE VALVE BODY SINGLE GROUP 1 3 42000 34560 1 4 COMP 90 DEG 2 4 30000 20191 2 WAY SOLENOID 1 5 44000 36310 SOLENOID MOUNT SCREW 2 NEEDLE VALVE ASSEMBLY SINGLE GROUP SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 ...

Page 64: ...64 1 2 3 6 7 8 12 9 4 14 15 17 18 19 13 21 20 23 22 16 5 10 11 STEAM TANK SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 ...

Page 65: ...65 27 30 29 28 25 26 24 STEAM TANK SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 ...

Page 66: ...4004 36070 PREHEAT CLAMP BOLT 2 15 13004 10110 PREHEAT TUBE CLAMP 2 16 42000 34561 1 4 COMP 90 DEG MODIFIED THREADS 3 17 30000 20260 145 DEG C THERMOSTAT 1 18 44000 36070 3 8 LOCK WASHER 4 19 44000 36080 3 8 16 NUT 4 20 30004 20090 30004 20091 1 3K WATT ELEMENT 120V 2K WATT ELEMENT 220V 1 1 21 30000 20140 ELEMENT GASKET 1 22 44000 37030 TANK MOUNT BOLT 2 23 15004 10110 STEAM TANK SINGLE GROUP 1 24...

Page 67: ... 27MM 1 4 46000 53030 ARTICULATION SPRING 1 5 46000 53040 BRASS WASHER 15 MM 1 6 46000 53050 BUSHING O RING 1 7 46000 53060 BUSHING 15 X 10 5 MM 1 8 46000 53020 VALVE NUT O RING 1 9 46000 53010 STEAM VALVE NUT 1 10 40004 50330 STEAM WAND SINGLE GROUP 1 11 46000 53080 STEAM TAP PISTON 1 12 46000 53090 PISTON O RING 2 STEAM ASSEMBLY SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 1 ...

Page 68: ...68 11 10 12 13 15 16 18 20 21 1 2 17 4 5 8 7 9 14 23 3 6 22 19 X Assembly SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 ...

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Page 70: ...36170 PANEL MOUNT SCREW 4 3 44000 36120 1 4 STANDOFF 8 4 30004 60100 MAIN BOARD 1 5 30000 20011 MINI 20 AMP SSR 2 6 44000 36130 SCREW WASHER POWER SUPPLY 16 7 30000 20002 24V POWER SUPPLY 1 8 99004 60110 TOUCH DISPLAY ASSEMBLY 1 ELECTRONICS PLATE SINGLE GROUP SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 ...

Page 71: ... 5 42000 34570 1 8 NPT F X 1 4 COMP 90 DEG 1 6 40000 32050 1 4 TEFLON TUBE 1 7 42000 10020 EXPANSION VALVE 1 8 44000 36070 3 8 LOCK WASHER 1 9 44000 10020 1 8 BSPP NUT 1 10 40000 32151 7 16 BLACK DRAIN HOSE 1 11 44000 36290 DRAIN LINE HOSE CLAMP MEDIUM 1 12 40004 32090 DRAIN SEAL 1 13 44000 36280 DRAIN LINE HOSE CLAMP SMALL 1 DRAIN ASSEMBLY SINGLE GROUP SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 28...

Page 72: ... 58030 GEAR PUMP 1 4 44004 37020 VIBRATION DAMPENER MOUNTING BOLT 2 5 40004 50181 VIBRATION DAMPENER 2 6 40004 25010 INLET HOSE 1 7 42000 10010 3 8 BSPP NUT 1 8 44000 36360 16MM SERRATED WASHER 1 9 42000 10010 3 8 WATER INLET FITTING 1 10 44004 36050 8 32 NYLOC NUT 2 PUMP ASSEMBLY SHEET DWG NAME WWW SLAYERESPRESSO COM 206 284 7171 ...

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