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EASY 6000 

– Issue 02 

 

FAS INTERNATIONAL S.p.A. Via Lago di Vico, 60 SCHIO (VI) 

– tel. +39 0445 502011 – fax +39 0445 502010 - e-mail: [email protected]

 

 



 

 

INDEX 

 
 

1

 

FOREWORD .................................................................................................................................... 2

 

1.1

 

TO IDENTIFY THE MACHINE .......................................................................................................... 2

 

1.2

 

LOCATION OF THE STICKERS ...................................................................................................... 2

 

1.3

 

SAFETY ............................................................................................................................................ 4

 

1.4

 

EMERGENCY SITUATIONS ............................................................................................................ 4

 

1.5

 

CONSULTATION GUIDE ................................................................................................................. 5

 

2

 

USE OF THE VENDING MACHINE FOR THE SALE OF FOOD PRODUCTS ............................... 6

 

3

 

TECHNICAL DATA .......................................................................................................................... 7

 

4

 

DOOR PARTS .................................................................................................................................. 8

 

5

 

INTERNAL PARTS ........................................................................................................................... 9

 

6

 

TRANSPORT, STORAGE, UNPACKING PROCEDURE .............................................................. 10

 

6.1

 

TRANSPORT AND STORAGE

 .............................................................................................. 10

 

6.2

 

UNPACKING PROCEDURE 

 .................................................................................................. 10

 

6.3

 

INSTALLATION 

 ..................................................................................................................... 11

 

6.4

 

WARNINGS FOR THE INSTALLATION ........................................................................................ 12

 

6.5

 

PAYMENT SYSTEM CONNECTION 

 .................................................................................... 12

 

7

 

WARNINGS FOR THE DEMOLITION OF THE MACHINE ........................................................... 12

 

8

 

PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE .................................................................................................... 14

 

8.1

 

EXPLANATION OF THE COMMANDS .......................................................................................... 14

 

8.2

 

LIST OF PROGRAMME COMMANDS ........................................................................................... 15

 

8.2.1

 

ACCESS TO THE SUBMENUS ..................................................................................................... 17

 

8.2.2

 

SETTING THE TEMPERATURE PARAMETERS .......................................................................... 19

 

8.2.3

 

TO SET MACHINE PARAMETERS ............................................................................................... 20

 

8.2.4

 

SETTING THE DRUM PARAMETERS .......................................................................................... 24

 

8.2.5

 

TO SET MACHINE PARAMETERS ............................................................................................... 24

 

8.3

 

SUBMENU FOR SETTING THE CLOCK & DAILY EVENT TIMERS (SEE COMMAND 02) ......... 28

 

8.4

 

USE OF COINMECHANISM BDV 001 ........................................................................................... 29

 

8.5

 

USE OF PAYMENT SYSTEMS MDB ............................................................................................. 31

 

8.6

 

USING THE EXECUTIVE STD/EXECUTIVE PRICE HOLDING PAYMENT SYSTEMS ............... 33

 

9

 

PRODUCT REFILLING / SALE ..................................................................................................... 34

 

9.1

 

GUIDELINES FOR LOADING PRODUCTS   ............................................................................... 34

 

9.2

 

NORMAL REFILLING 

 (SEE COMMAND 51) ........................................................................... 34

 

9.2.1

 

PRODUCT FILLING, SMART MODE 

 (SEE COMMAND 51) ................................................... 35

 

9.3

 

PRODUCT SALES OPERATIONS ................................................................................................. 35

 

10

 

ADJUSTMENTS ............................................................................................................................. 36

 

10.1

 

DRUM REMOVAL 

 .................................................................................................................. 36

 

10.2

 

USEFUL DIMENSIONS OF PRODUCT COMPARTMENT SPACES ............................................ 36

 

10.3

 

PRODUCT COMPARTMENTS ...................................................................................................... 37

 

10.4

 

POSSIBLE DIVIDER PLATE COMBINATIONS ............................................................................. 37

 

10.5

 

ADJUSTING OPENING OF THE DELIVERY DOORS 

 .......................................................... 38

 

10.6

 

ADJUSTING BELT TENSION 

 ................................................................................................ 38

 

10.7

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPLACING THE INTERNAL LIGHTING DEVICE ................................... 39

 

10.8

 

ACCESS TO THE ELECTRICAL PANELS AND TO THE REFRIGERATION UNIT 

............. 39

 

11

 

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS ......................................................................................................... 40

 

11.1

 

IMPORTANT CLEANING POINTS ................................................................................................. 40

 

11.2

 

INACTIVITY .................................................................................................................................... 40

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for Easy 6000

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...PERATURE PARAMETERS 19 8 2 3 TO SET MACHINE PARAMETERS 20 8 2 4 SETTING THE DRUM PARAMETERS 24 8 2 5 TO SET MACHINE PARAMETERS 24 8 3 SUBMENU FOR SETTING THE CLOCK DAILY EVENT TIMERS SEE COMMAND 02 28 8 4 USE OF COINMECHANISM BDV 001 29 8 5 USE OF PAYMENT SYSTEMS MDB 31 8 6 USING THE EXECUTIVE STD EXECUTIVE PRICE HOLDING PAYMENT SYSTEMS 33 9 PRODUCT REFILLING SALE 34 9 1 GUIDELINES FOR LOADING PRO...

Page 3: ...xact working procedure The manual or a copy thereof must always be kept close to the machine for consultation by the operator it should be kept away from heat damp and corrosive agents oil lubricants corrosive products When consulting the manual ensure that it is not damaged do not remove the pages replace or delete the information or modify its contents in any way Any revisions and pages illustra...

Page 4: ...isposal in compliance with EU 2002 96 CE standards according to the implementation of the Directive into the national law H LED LIGHTING LASER RADIATION DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT The complete identification plate A which states all the machine data is located inside the cabinet see diagram below If there are any engraved details on the side of the cabinet plate B is affixed to t...

Page 5: ...ich the machine is used avoid wearing baggy or loose clothing belts rings and chains long hair must be kept under a suitable cap It is strictly prohibited to operate the machine with the fixed and or mobile protections disassembled or with the safety devices switched off It is strictly prohibited to remove or tamper with the safety devices Do not perform machine maintenance operations or adjustmen...

Page 6: ...ions and checks It is strictly prohibited to use the wiring diagrams to modify the machine Throughout the manual when referring to the machine the terms at the front or front indicate the door side while the terms at the back or rear indicate the other side the terms right and left refer to the operator facing the front of the machine For each operation to be carried out on the machine a level of ...

Page 7: ...n temperature The vending machine should be considered equipment suitable for maintaining the temperature of the products and NOT for cooling them For fresh and or perishable food products and nevertheless in all cases provided for by the ruling laws it is necessary to set the internal temperature of the vending machine in accordance with the laws in force during transportation to the vending mach...

Page 8: ...d power see identification plate Vending mode FIFO SHOPPER Delivery doors 8 Max weight per drum evenly distributed 9 kg Ambient working conditions limit Max environmental temperature 32 C Min environmental temperature 3 C Relative humidity 65 max Refrigeration system Compression class N Ventilated evaporator Cyclic defrosting Weighted sound pressure level A less than 70 dB Refrigeration unit rated...

Page 9: ...n the slot the selection reference the price of the selection and all the operating messages appear on the display If there is a problem with the vending machine the number of the current alarm appears on the display 4 Coin slot the customer inserts the credit required to purchase the product in this slot 5 Shopper button this button rotates the drums and takes the desired product to the vend posi...

Page 10: ...power to the vending machine s electrical system by simply removing the red key from the slot 4 Refrigeration unit is installed at the bottom of the cabinet behind the collection pocket it keeps the internal temperature of the vending machine at the set value 5 Electric panel it is installed in the bottom part of the cabinet behind the coin box it is the connecting point for all the electrical con...

Page 11: ...aid flat place it in an environment with a temperature no less than 18 C and wait at least 2 hours before setting the machine at work As to the storage of the machines it is appropriate that the environment of conservation is very dry with temperatures between 0 40 C Cover the machine after having positioned it in a protected environment and anchor it to prevent it from moving and to avoid acciden...

Page 12: ... cords adaptors or multiple jacks The following instructions are valid only to the United Kingdom The wires in the cable are coloured coded as follows GREEN AND YELLOW EARTH BLUE NEUTRAL BROWN LIVE As the colour of the wires in the cable of this equipment may not correspond to the colour marking in the terminals of your socket proceed as follows The GREEN and YELLOW wire must be connected to the s...

Page 13: ...ively charged to those who have carried out the installation of the machine 6 5 PAYMENT SYSTEM CONNECTION The coin mechanism must be connected and disconnected with the machine switched off The connectors required to connect the coin mechanism are located next to the main board The vending machine is set up for payment systems with EXECUTIVE MDB and BDV protocols Fasten the coin mechanism on the s...

Page 14: ...EASY 6000 Issue 02 13 FAS INTERNATIONAL S p A Via Lago di Vico 60 SCHIO VI tel 39 0445 502011 fax 39 0445 502010 e mail info fas it E N G L I S H BLANK PAGE FOR POSSIBLE NOTES ...

Page 15: ... the distributor will enter into SMART PRODUCT LOADING MODE see command 51 Press the TEST button to exit this mode and then repeat the operations while keeping the button pressed for the time necessary for Command 00 to appear on the display 8 1 EXPLANATION OF THE COMMANDS When you enter programming you will be in the main menu and the display will show Command 00 From this level you can access so...

Page 16: ...t temperature Command 43 End defrosting temperature setting Command 44 Sets defrost cycle frequency Command 45 Setting the cut out duration for the refrigeration safety device Command 46 Setting the trigger temperature for the refrigeration safety device TO SET MACHINE PARAMETERS Command 50 Setting the delivery door speed and drum operation parameters Command 51 Setting the refilling mode Command ...

Page 17: ...power board software version Command 88 Enabling product heating on the WAVE MODULE if present Command 90 Select AUDIT protocol Command 91 Enter machine identification data Command 92 Clear sales data Command 93 Displaying the temperature pattern for the last 24 hours Command 94 Displays the last 10 power offs Command 95 Enter user message 1 max 63 characters Command 99 View error events SUBMENU F...

Page 18: ...and 67 must be set at 1 Command 02 Calls submenu for setting the clock daily timers Key in 02 and press the ENTER pushbutton to enter the submenu for setting the clock and daily timers Alarm 00 will appear on the display Follow the method described in the specific section to display and alter the parameters Command 03 Setting the prices also see Command 69 Type 03 and press ENTER to go to the pric...

Page 19: ... selection or return to the main menu by pressing the ESC button N B This command is not available with MULTIPRICE Command 58 with 2 or 3 Command 06 Setting the product code and product capacity This command makes it possible to associate an 8 figure product code with each selection MULTIPRICE If command 58 is set at 2 2 prices for each drum or 3 3 prices for each drum the machine works by price l...

Page 20: ...er of the free vends Command 10 Displays totals clearable This command has the same functions as command 09 but it can be cleared through command 92 8 2 2 SETTING THE TEMPERATURE PARAMETERS Command 41 Sets cabinet temperature This command sets the lower internal cabinet temperature of the machine i e the temperature below which the compressor is turned off The preset value is 3 C This value can be...

Page 21: ...y out the drum positioning tests selecting the number of the desired drum on the request of the VMC and then of the various stopping positions with each stop the data relating to positioning will appear on the display absolute position expressed in encoder pulses and number of compartments Command 51 Setting the refilling mode The refilling mode you wish to use can be set using this command The fo...

Page 22: ...enever one of more price displays is replaced Follow the indications provided in the use and maintenance manual to change the prices Every time the prices are changed they are automatically updated on the display screen when the door is closed again Step one the system asks for functionality to be enabled 1 enabled 0 not enabled If the connection between the price displays and the display control ...

Page 23: ...tomatically set In response to this command the screen displays Code 0000 Enter the figure 6203 then press the ENTER key to cancel al the data stored in the vending machine s memory The procedure to cancel the data from the memory is as follows Programming mode Command 0 appears on the display Type 60 and press ENTER Code 0000 appears on the display Type 6203 and press ENTER memory cleared appears...

Page 24: ...ernal temperature 0 1 Displays internal temperature evaporator temperature 1 1 Displays clock internal temperature Command 68 Setting displayed currency description The command allows the operator to set the desired currency 4 characters are available and they are entered using the same method as described for Command 95 Command 69 Chooses functioning mode of the coin mechanism This command choose...

Page 25: ... 5 with 16 compartments in Shopper mode for products with a 7 day expiry period proceed as follows 1 Go into programming mode to display Command 00 2 Key in 75 and press the ENTER button to display the no of compartment Compartment No NN 3 Key in 16 and press the ENTER button to display Fifo shopper X 4 Key in 0 and press the ENTER button to display Expiry days YY 5 Key in 7 and press ENTER 8 2 5 ...

Page 26: ...d To select press any key on the keyboard to scroll the various direction options and confirm the desired value by pressing B If the initial option is set at 5 the machine requests that the peripheral address be inserted key in the desired value and press B If the initial option is set at 5 the machine offers the choice of the drive speed that must be consistent with the setting on card no 082925 ...

Page 27: ...nd line of the display To compose the new message type in the required character codes see table below and confirm each one by pressing the ENTER key Lastly press the ESC key to return to the main menu CODE CHARACTER CODE CHARACTER CODE CHARACTER 00 Cursor ahed 28 E 56 g 01 Cursor back 29 F 57 h 02 space 30 G 58 i 03 31 H 59 j 04 32 I 60 k 05 33 J 61 l 06 34 K 62 m 07 35 L 63 n 08 36 M 64 o 09 37 ...

Page 28: ...UB CODE Meaning 01 Door no Door does not open during sale 02 Door no Door does not close only Command 01 Machine test 03 Drum no Column tries to rotate drum with door open 05 Drum no Drum position time out 07 Drum no Column does not reach zero position 08 Drum no No drum encoder pulses 10 Internal temperature probe defective 11 Evaporator probe defective 16 Communication with power board blocked 2...

Page 29: ...and 3 daily periods can be programmed for switching the lighting on and off However even in the periods when the lighting is programmed off simply pressing a button on the keyboard or inserting money will activate the lighting for a period of 3 for the vend cycle to take place If this function is not required program 2400 in Alarm 11 Alarm 21 Setting discount time slots With this command you can p...

Page 30: ...Purchase obligation before return By setting this command to 1 the customer is obliged to purchase before receiving back the return This is to avoid to use the coin mechanism as a coin changer If the purchase fails to happen the return will be given out Command 31 Maximum credit The maximum credit accepted by the coin mechanism is set By overtaking this value the acceptance of further coins is blo...

Page 31: ...ly A and B 3 A and B o C 4 only A 5 only A or B 6 A or B or C 7 only A and C 8 only A or C 9 only B e C 10 only B 11 only B or C 12 only C Command 37 Enabling credit card reader The functioning of the credit card will be enabled by setting this command to 1 Command 38 Emptying of change giving tubes This command is used to inventory the coins in the tubes of the coin mechanism To obtain the allotm...

Page 32: ... up the counters inside the machine which correspond to the content of the change giving tubes are updated with the values transmitted by the coin mechanism If on the other hand the command is set at 0 the values transmitted by the coin mechanism are ignored Command 29 Cashless credit cannot be displayed This command allows the user to prevent or enable display of credit from the MDB cashless devi...

Page 33: ...nd is for setting for each change giving tube the number of coins below which the machine can be considered to be in a condition of no coins available for change The set value must always take into consideration the coin minimum level in the tubes command 32 that is it must be higher than the latter example if command 32 is set at 5 the command 36 values must have a setting of 6 as their minimum v...

Page 34: ... list programmed on the payment system to command 03 of the machine from price 1 to price n while at Command 05 the prices will be matched to the selection by referring to their number For example to set the selection 11 at 35 pence proceed as described below Let us assume that the second price set on the payment system is 35 pence 1 1 Enter programming mode to display Command 00 1 2 Key in 03 and...

Page 35: ...lacing the new refrigerated products inside it To remain within the safety limits for the refrigerated products the total door open time must be no more than 15 minutes Consequently all operations must be carried out in as short a time as possible 9 2 NORMAL REFILLING SEE COMMAND 51 1 Open the door 2 Pull out one drawer at a time as far as the stop tab will permit 3 Load with products until all th...

Page 36: ...roduct will be inhibited If no product is inserted press the corresponding selection button to pass to the next compartment The procedure will continue until all the compartments have been recorded or another drum is chosen for refilling The vending machine will pass automatically from the refilling mode to normal mode after analyzing all the drums To abandon the refilling mode at any time press t...

Page 37: ...y to overcome the positioning spring locking action Pull the drawer out as far as the stop permits Empty the drum of any products that are contained in it Grip the drum and remove it from its lodging If you wish to remove the drawer as well disconnect connector D located on the left side inside the cabinet lift the stops C applied to the sides and remove the drawer To reposition the drum on the dr...

Page 38: ...nts can be varied by removing or adding dividers The number of spaces per drum can be 4 6 8 12 16 24 48 To remove the dividers use a 8mm socket wrench for the tie rods A and if present undo screws C with a Phillips screwdriver Take care with the nuts B placed in the lower part of the drum The 4 compartment configuration requires a special kit To purchase the kit contact the area sales manager It i...

Page 39: ...strates the position of the stop in the various configurations 4 6 8 12 16 24 48 compartments Enter the programming and set Command 71 78 10 6 ADJUSTING BELT TENSION If the delivery doors do not close correctly it may be necessary to check and tighten the toothed belt which moves the delivery doors To perform this operation correctly proceed as described below 1 Open the main door of the vending m...

Page 40: ...which fix the product recovery pocket and the moneybox pocket to the machine structure Remove the pockets To remove the refrigeration unit lower the two levers at the sides of the evaporator box make sure that gasket located in the top edge of the evaporator box is completely detached from its sealing seat and pull the provided handle ATTENTION to the wiring Electric panel When the product collect...

Page 41: ...ty for damage caused by the incorrect use of such detergents or by the use of toxic agents With sanitising products chlorine based detergents or similar products Inside cabinet drawer zone drawers display window Remove detergent disinfectant and foodstuff residues with a damp sponge before restarting the machine At each reload or at least every 5 days With vacuum cleaner or compressed air Remove t...

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