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Fig.27
Fig.28
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Fig.26
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7.5 Cleaning whipper caps
Remove the whipper caps ref.
8
(Fig.
0
) and wash them with water.
7.6 Emptying and replacing bottom cabinet tanks
Empty the drip tank ref.
1
(Fig.
26
) and return it to its correct position on
the drip tray. Remove the coffee grounds bag ref.
2
(Fig.
26
) by opening
the spring ref.
3
(Fig.
26
). Replace with a new bag. Empty the token/coin
box ref.
4
(Fig.
26
) and replace.
NOTE:
When replacing the drip tank ref.
1
(Fig.
26
), make
sure the float ref.
5
(Fig.
26
) is in the right position,
hanging into the tank.
NOTE:
If any of the abovementioned cleaning procedures were precipitated by an “out of order” message
on the display, the machine must be reset (See Paragraph 6.4).
7.7 Removing the electronic module
Remove the steel panel ref.
1
(Fig.
27
) by turning the screw 90
°
ref.
2
(Fig.
27
). Remove the safety block. The electronic boards ref.
3
(Fig.
27
) can be
removed individually.
NOTE:
Before removing an electronic board, disconnect the
connector.
7.8 Removing the coffee module
This module is composed of the coffee grinder, brew group, coffee doser,
gearmotor, boiler, water pumps, and flow meters.
- To prevent beans from spilling out of the hopper, close the hopper ope-
ning by pulling out the hopper slide ref.
1
(Fig.
28
). Remove any remaining
beans in the grinder by dispensing a couple of coffees.
- Remove the bean hopper ref.
2
(Fig.
28
)
- Vacuum out any beans remaining at the entrance of the grinder ref.
3
(Fig.
28
)
- Remove the quick-disconnect water pipe union ref.
4
(Fig.
28
)
WARNING: The quick-disconnect water pipe union
ref. 4 (Fig. 28) may be hot! When removing this
part, wear special gloves to avoid burns.
- Remove the dispensing tubes ref.
5
(Fig.
28
)
- Turn the locking screw 90
°
ref.
6
(Fig.
28
)
- Lift up the module and disconnect the three interior connectors
- Remove the second quick-disconnect water pipe union
- Remove the module completely
