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Declaration of conformity

The declaration of conformity with the European Direc-

tives and Standards provided for by the laws in force 

is supplied by the first page of this manual, which is an 

integral part of the machine.

It is declared that the machine described by 

the identification plate is in compliance with the 

provisions of the European Directives, its sub

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sequent amendments and integrations as well as with 

the harmonised standards or technical specifications 

(designations) applied in compliance with the safety 

rules of good practice enforced in the EU and listed on 

the same page.

Warnings 

for

 

installation

The installation and any subsequent maintenance 

operation shall be carried out by the personnel 

skilled and trained on the utilisation of the machine 

according to the rules in force.

The machine is sold without any payment system. As 

a consequence, only the installer will be liable for any 

damage that may be caused to the machine or to things 

and persons by an incorrect installation of the payment 

system.

The intactness of the machine and its compliance 

with the standards of relevant installations must be 

checked by skilled personnel at least once a year.

Package materials must be disposed of in observance of 

the environment.

Important!
The machine is equipped with an automatic wash-

ing system for the mixers with the relative water 

circuit and the brewing unit. 

If the machine is not used for some time (weekends, 

etc.) even for pauses longer than two days, it is recom

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mended to enable the automatic washing functions (e.g. 

before starting to use the VM).

for

 

use

The machine can be used by children and by people 

having reduced physical, sensorial or mental skills under 

the supervision of people responsible for their safety or 

specifically trained on the use of the machine. Children 

shall be prevented from playing with the machine by the 

people in charge of their supervision.

for

 

the

 

environment

Some tricks will help you to protect the environment:

- use biodegradable products to clean the machine;
- properly dispose of all the packages of the products 

used to fill and clean the machine; 

- power off the machine during inactivity for energy sav

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ing.

for

 

dismantling

 

and

 

disposal

When dismantling the machine, it is recommen

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ded to destroy the machine rating plate.

The symbol shows that the machine can not be 

disposed of as common waste, but it must be 

disposed of as it is established by the 2002/96/

CE (Waste Electrical and Electronics Equipments - 

WEEE) European Directive and by the national laws 

arising out of it in order to prevent any negative conse

-

quence for environment and human health.

The differentiated collection of the machine at the end of 

its life is organised and managed by the manufacturer.

For the correct disposal of the machine contact the sales 

point where you have purchased the machine or our 

after-sales service.

The unlawful disposal of the machine implies the appli-

cation of the administrative sanctions provided for by the 

rules in force.

Attention!

If the machine is equipped with a cooling system, the 

cooling unit contains HFC-R134a fluoridised greenhouse 

effect gas ruled by the Kyoto protocol, the total heating 

potential of which is equal to 1300.

Symbology

The  following  symbols  may  be  present  inside  the  machines, 

according to models:

Attention: dangerous voltage

Power off before removing the cover

Attention

Danger of crushing your hands

Attention

Hot surface

Summary of Contents for KARISMA

Page 1: ...Installation Use Maintenance Translations of original instructions EN English Karisma 2 Espresso Doc No H4535EN00 Edition 1 02 2014...

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Page 3: ...iques d signations qui ont t appliqu es conform ment aux r gles de la bonne pratique en mati re de s curit en vigueur dans l UE sont Deutsch Die harmonisierten Standards oder technischen Spezifikation...

Page 4: ...by children and by people having reduced physical sensorial or mental skills under the supervision of people responsible for their safety or specifically trained on the use of the machine Children sh...

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Page 7: ...supply 17 solid and liquid residues discharge 18 electrical connection 18 removing the side and rear panels 20 side modules installation 20 descaler 21 first start up 21 milk pump calibration 21 first...

Page 8: ...ly one recognized by the manufacturer and contains all the information that allows the manufacturer to provide with speed and safety technical information of any kind and to facilitate the management...

Page 9: ...hat the back and side panels can be removed Technical characteristics Dimensions Height mm 747 Width mm 400 Depth mm 602 Depth with open door mm 854 Weight Kg 61 747 602 400 854 Fig 2 Electrical conne...

Page 10: ...s including the temperature and ventilation of the environment where the machine is located the temperature of the inlet water the boiler temperature etc A measurement at a room temperature of 22 C wa...

Page 11: ...ne must apply the self control procedures identified in accordance with Directive HACCP Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point and national legislation It is also a good idea to sanitize the surfaces...

Page 12: ...arding storage stor age temperature and expiry date The dispensed drinks should be consumed imme diately and in no case they should be stored and or packaged for later consumption Any other use is con...

Page 13: ...ose the lid 1 2 MAX Fig 6 1 Container 2 Container lock optional milk Only models with cappuccino maker The milk is collected with a suction hose from the milk container which must be stored according...

Page 14: ...w the machine software to recognize the operation liquid residues The liquid residue container can be easily removed even if it is directly connected to a drain in the mains To remove the solid residu...

Page 15: ...e from the connec tion of the water funnel Turn the water funnel locking ring counterclockwise and remove the mixer from the machine Pay particular attention to close it completely during reassembly s...

Page 16: ...ed with sanitizing solution 1 2 3 4 Fig 12 Models with cappuccino maker 1 Telescopic nozzle handle 2 Mixer nozzle only models with cappuccino maker 3 Mobile nozzles cover 4 Flow divider nozzle 1 2 3 F...

Page 17: ...zles which can be a source of injury to people Do not put your hands under the nozzle during the wash cycles The wash cycles do not replace the need to disas semble the components for regular sanitiza...

Page 18: ...For machines that do not have a drainage system for the liquid residue container before starting the wash cycle of the cappuccino maker it is recom mended to place a container under the nozzle with a...

Page 19: ...ontainer do you confirm During the wash cycle of the cappuccino maker it is possible to sanitize the milk tank taking care to mechani cally remove residues and visible films using swabs or brushes if...

Page 20: ...ct the machine performs 12 water dispensing cycles at intervals of 45 seconds For machines that do not have a drainage system for the liquid residue container place a container under the nozzle with a...

Page 21: ...cohol Before cleaning the touchscreen hold down the area with the Please select the drink message for 3 sec onds Press the Washes button input the password if required and press Touchscreen cleaning O...

Page 22: ...n of The closing of the door The presence of the containers The presence of ground trays In the absence of one of the conditions listed above the device is disabled With the door open there is no acce...

Page 23: ...al that may exist Installing a tap on the water system outside the ma chine in an accessible position is recommended 1 Fig 16 1 3 4 inlet water solenoid valve fitting from tank Only models without wat...

Page 24: ...cted to a 230 240V single phase line after having qualified personnel check that it is properly sized to handle the required load The machine is protected with 15 A fuses The machine is supplied witho...

Page 25: ...Fig 18 1 Connection terminal board 2 Strain relief 3 Electric cable 4 Wanne external For the single phase connection for the jumpers use the appropriate strips housed on the terminal board The wiring...

Page 26: ...n and test instructions which shall be scrupulously followed in order to maintain the safety of the machine Before installing the side panels it is necessary to unplug the machine from the power suppl...

Page 27: ...pened automatically until the hydraulic circuit is filled up They boilers solenoid valves open up to vent air and boilers are filled During the entire cycle the display will show installa tion Note In...

Page 28: ...ject to idle periods week ends etc even for less than two days it is good prac tice to enable the automatic washing functions before beginning to use the machine Operation Espresso unit After each sta...

Page 29: ...13 5 gr The upper piston positions itself automatically according to the programmed pressure Variable dose coffee doser A coffee dose is composed of two quantities of ground coffee released consecuti...

Page 30: ...The layouts provide for a combination between the selections and the dose which in any case can be changed It is possible to modify the combination of the doses and selections determined based on the...

Page 31: ...am button or depending on the model request the Steam selection The device delivers the steam opening of the steam solenoid valve EVLVAP until the set temperature of the beverage is reached default 70...

Page 32: ...it will be sufficient to remove the coffee unit and use the appropriate function of the test menu in technical mode see relevant paragraph Important The dose used is approximately between 7 and 13 5...

Page 33: ...nt conditions Normal user Machine start up door closure with the execution of the foreseen checks Dispensing selection and messages to the user Automatic wash cycles of the cappuccino maker if any Usb...

Page 34: ...e function Inserting the values When the machine software requires to enter alphanu meric values data and ON OFF parameters it is pos sible to use one of the following methods keypad that appears on t...

Page 35: ...with the details of the problem if there is more than one all the problems will be rotated During delivery a screen is shown indicating the status of preparation of the beverage You can stop the disp...

Page 36: ...ction you can define the wait time in sec onds from the end of the delivery to allow the pipes time to empty Product code This function can be used to assign a 16 character alphanumeric identification...

Page 37: ...coffee to deliver the coffee beverage Instant beverage parameters instant water dose You can define in CDV the amount of water to be used in the preparation of the beverage that uses the instant powd...

Page 38: ...e This function is active only if the machine has a payment module It sets the sale price of the drink the default prices are set to zero Arrangement on the display Allows you to change the position o...

Page 39: ...curs Reference selection It allows the user to choose the selection of reference for every grinder in the machine that has the automatic grinding adjustment the enabled display Language It is possible...

Page 40: ...ight digit numerical code which identifies the machine 00000000 as default Fan management This function allows you to enable the continuous opera tion of the steam extractor fans during preparation of...

Page 41: ...coffee dose for the subsequent selection This allows you to decrease the preparation time of a coffee solution By default this function is disabled empty coffee activation Allows to enable the Empty...

Page 42: ...onfirmation key the SELF TEST mes sage will flash It is possible to abandon each operation and go to the next one by pressing the cancel key the key starts the self test cycle Some of the controls are...

Page 43: ...ontrol microswitch is activated by the coffee unit gear motor cam This fault indicates that during handling of the infuser unit the control micro is not operated within a certain time limit it is poss...

Page 44: ...of the DC motors Machine block The machine shuts down if it reaches the number of coffee and instant beverages selections set separately with the selection counter function Coffee out of service The m...

Page 45: ...r maintenance Programmed maintenance Resets the counter which operates the scheduled main tenance alerts kit 1 maintenance or kit 2maintenance Coffee unit cycle reset It displays and resets the count...

Page 46: ...ck wash only with water of the infuser unit and mixers in sequence cappuccino maker rinse Only models with cappuccino maker This feature allows you to run the quick rinse only with hot water of the ca...

Page 47: ...download graphics to usb Allows you transfer the images located to the machine to the storage device connected to the USB port load graphics from usb Allows you transfer the images located to the mach...

Page 48: ...are the operations to be carried out and the related expiry dates they are obviously indicative because they depend on the conditions of use i e water hardness environment humidity and temperature typ...

Page 49: ...per piston upwards Remove and replace the upper seal Unscrew the upper filter so that it can be removed and replaced 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fig 26 1 Upper piston 2 Coffee outlet nozzle 3 Scraper 4 Rod 5 Late...

Page 50: ...hich need to be cleaned of any powder residue particularly in the funnel area the parts of the mixer which are in contact with the drink should also be steri lised Jets of water directed to the machin...

Page 51: ...free them Fig 29 Dip the parts for approx 20 minutes in a recipient con taining the previously prepared sterilising solution Wash all the components with sterilising products fol low the dosage indic...

Page 52: ...ent and the instant beverages nozzles For models with cappuccino maker separate all the parts of the milker nozzle and check the state of wear of the seals replacing them if necessary proceed with the...

Page 53: ...e containers are provided with a safety magnet that indicates the presence absence of the con tainers to the control electronics In the absence of the containers the grinders are disabled To remove th...

Page 54: ...esthetic side Electronic board relay and solenoid valve functions The electronic boards are designed to be used on sev eral models of machines In case of replacement or in order to change the per form...

Page 55: ...37 1 J21 Fan 2 J28 Not used 3 J9 Board power supply 24 Vdc 4 DL5 5Vdc presence yellow led 5 J14 Not used 6 J17 Espresso unit motor J17 7 24Vdc Safety Relay 8 J24 General stroke counter 9 DL1 tab rese...

Page 56: ...require calibration and or mainte nance 1 3 4 2 Fig 38 1 24V Connector 2 Protection fuse on the 24V 3 Mains power supply connector 4 Protection fuse on the power supply network hydraulic circuit sole...

Page 57: ...lenoid valve EVAG rear side view 4 5 6 1 2 3 Fig 41 1 Steam boiler load solenoid valve EEAVAP 2 Hot water spout solenoid valve EVH2O 4 3 Instant beverage solenoid valve 4 Mains water solenoid valve EE...

Page 58: ...iler exceeds the safety temperature 140 C To reset the thermostat with capillary unscrew the cover and press the reset button 2 1 6 5 7 3 4 Fig 42 1 Temperature probe 2 Capillary 3 Thermostat with cap...

Page 59: ...tat with capillary reset button cover Software update Touchscreen with the machine turned off insert the USB drive of the touchscreen operating system turn on the machine and wait for the operation co...

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Page 61: ...by N W GLOBAL VENDING S p A 55 02 2014 4535 00 APPENDIX Wiring diagrams hydraulic circuits menu browsing...

Page 62: ...15 0 J11 4 9 F 230 240V N 230 240V EEA vap J16 7 9 J16 2 EVvap J16 8 20 J20 6 0 J20 4 EV AIR J20 3 60 70 J20 2 PM MLK NTC CVAP J20 9 7 EV pinz 4 EVW EMU J16 10 26 J16 11 71 EVW MLK MILKER J13 6 9 3 J1...

Page 63: ...5 8 45 J16 1 EV H2O J16 4 70 J16 5 91 RL3 J22 3 80 J22 2 79 RL1 J22 1 2 J8 6 30 PM PR rete 70 J11 1 NTC VAP J16 12 6 EVL VAP J20 3 70 92 J22 8 J22 9 0 J20 9 7 EV pinz 26 J15 2 Idec 70 J8 2 1 3 2 1 2...

Page 64: ...40V EEA vap J16 7 9 J16 2 J16 8 20 J16 12 6 NTC CVAP 4 EV1 J16 10 26 J13 6 9 3 J13 5 MIP J1 1 J1 2 Salim J2 6 J2 1 24Vdc 2 0 1 6 2 2 0 IVA 1 0 8 6 4 1 2 RL30 1E 2C F 230V 9 0 9 0 45 GND OUT 1 3 2 CV 1...

Page 65: ...EV1 J16 10 26 J22 1 J15 13 0 J13 6 9 3 8 J13 3 7v J13 5 J13 4 J13 2 MIP MCAF1 MCAF2 J2 6 J2 1 Vdc 2 0 7 J13 1 2 2 0 2 CCG 3 8 J24 1 J24 2 VENT J21 1 3 1 2 6 6 J21 4 2 2 J21 2 6 2 1 VENT 90 2 1 Sled va...

Page 66: ...AP 2 1 Only some models 2 Only models with cappuccino maker 16 STEAM BOILER LOAD SOLENOID VALVE EEAVAP 17 HOT WATER SPOUT SOLENOID VALVE EVH2O 1 18 INSTANT BEVERAGE SOLENOID VALVE 19 ESPRESSO BOILER 2...

Page 67: ...PUMP 3 ESPRESSO BOILER VOLUMETRIC COUNTER 4 STEAM BOILER LOAD SOLENOID VALVE EEAVAP 5 ESPRESSO BOILER 6 MIXING SOLENOID VALVE 7 HOT WATER SPOUT SOLENOID VALVE EVH2O 8 STEAM SPOUT SOLENOID VALVE EVLVAP...

Page 68: ...ating Manager Technical Washes USB On bottom left the EXIT button brings back to the menu selection screen In the middle are the first level menu entries with the reference number of the function lowe...

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