Quickmill Vetrano 2B Evo User manual

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QUICK MILL
VETRANO 2B EVO
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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01. Reservoir hindged door
02. Cup warmer tray
03. Steam Knob
04. PID
05. Hot Water Knob
( Do not remove more than 6oz. Of water at 1 time, this could
cause damage to the heating element and will not be covered
under warranty )
06. Steam Tip
07. E61 Group
08. Hot Water Aerator
09. Drip Tray
10. Portafilter
11. Brew/Cam Lever
12. Steam Pressure Gauge
13. Brew Pressure Gauge
14. Power Switches
( Top - Coffee Boiler, Bottom - Steam Boiler )
15. Green Power Indicator Lights
( Top - Coffee Boiler, Bottom - Steam Boiler )
16. Red Heating Indicator Lights
( Top - Coffee Boiler, Bottom - Steam Boiler )
Do not wash any items in the dishwasher.

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17. Drip Tray (09) Drain
18. Water Source Switch
This switch is for low-water alarm & solenoid power.
( 0 = Tank, I = Plumbed )
19. LED Lights ( 0 = Off, I = On )
20. Water Source Ball Vale Switch
( 0 = Tank, I = Plumbed )
21. Braided Water Line Inlet
DIRECT PLUMBING THE VETRANO 2B EVO
01. Switch 18 & 20 to ‘I’
02. Attach the included braided water line’s angled end to 21
03. Attach the other end to your water source using the provided
John Guest fitting. The tubing needs to have a clean rounded cut
using a tubing cutter or a sharp razor blade. Then insert the
tubing into the John Guest fitting until it it secured. (Not using John
Guest? Click here to purchase 3/8” Male BSPP fitting.)
04. After connecting both to 21 & your water source, turn the
water source on and inspect for leaks before turning the machine
on.
05. Turn the machine on and check that the pump does not fill for
longer than 60-seconds. If it does - turn the machine off again
and see if the water source is supplying the machine with water.
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UNBOXING
STEP 01
Do not plug in the machine.
Remove the drip tray grate (09) and locate the feet. Place a soft towel on your counter and tip
the machine gently backwards exposing the underside of the machine.
Put the four feet on the Vetrano 2B.
While the machine is resting on the soft towel on it’s back, while installing the feet, make sure
the water source switch (18) is in the intended position (right/0 = reservoir, left/I = plumb) This
is also where your LED light switch (19) lives (closest to the outside of the machine).
STEP 02
Test your water. Condition if needed with appropriate measures i.e.: 3rd wave water
(following manufacturers specifications), bottled, or an in-tank softening pouch (reservoir only).
Do not use distilled water or reverse osmosis systems.
STEP 03
RESERVOIR
If using reservoir: Access the reservoir by lifting the hinged door (01) on the back of the
machine. Rinse the reservoir with warm water, and make sure it’s securely seated in place.
You’ll know the reservoir has been seated appropriately when the low water alarm
stops sounding.
DIRECT PLUMB
Make sure the two switches (18, 20) on bottom of machine are in the ‘I’ position and follow the
instructions on the previous page.
STEP 04
Before plugging your Vetrano 2B Evo in, make sure the steam knob (03) and the hot water
knob (05) are completely closed and the brew lever is in the down position pushed as closely
to the front panel as possible.
STEP 05
If your machine was requested in 15A instead of 20A, please attach the included convertor
cord to the built-in cord on the Vetrano 2B Evo. This converter cord can be found in your
separate accessory box. Only use the converter cord in 15A mode, failure to adhere to
this voids warranty and could cause fire.

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FIRST TIME SET-UP
STEP 01
Make sure your Vetrano 2B Evo’s power switches (14) are both in the off/left position. The
indicator lights (15) will be unlit.
STEP 02
RESERVOIR
If using reservoir: Access the reservoir by lifting the hinged door (01) on the back of the
machine. Fill to the max fill line in the reservoir and reseat until the low water alarm ceases
sounding.
DIRECT PLUMB
If you haven’t already, follow the directions on page 03.
STEP 03
With your Vetrano 2B Evo plugged in and your water source prepared plug the machine into
a GFI outlet (recommended but not required). Turn the coffee boiler switch (14, Top) on, if you
plan on using the steam wand (03) or the hot water wand (05) turn on the steam boiler swith
(14, bottom) on. You should see a green light illuminate (15) next to each switch in the on
position.
STEP 04
Install your portafilter of choice, either the double or single-spouted portafilter (10), into the
group (07). At this point you should see that the heating indicator light(s) (16) for each boil-
er should be illuminated. The machine should reach the appropriate temperature in about 15
minutes, but to make delicious espresso it’s necessary to allow the machine to fully heat for 30
minutes with the portafilter (10) engaged in the group (07).

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NORMAL OPERATION
GAUGES
The Vetrano 2B Evo has a dual manometer. There is one gauge that displays the
brew and steam boiler pressure.
STEAM PRESSURE
The top needle (12) reflects the steam boiler pressure. After turning the machine on
it will take approximately 15 minutes before the gauge will show any pressure.
Once up to pressure, the needle will cycle back and forth roughly between 1-1.5
bar. You will see a drop in steam pressure if there is use of the steam wand (03) or
hot water wand (05).
BREW PRESSURE
The lower needle (13) reflects the brew pressure. In order to get an accurate read
of the pump pressure, do not do so with coffee in your portafilter. Install your
backflush disk into the portafilter and lock it into your group. Raise the brew lever.
In a few seconds, the pressure should rise to around 9-10 bars.
WATER RESERVOIR
When the water level in the water reservoir is low a low-water alarm will sound.
This alarm will sound when the reservoir is removed as well. When the reservoir
alarm has alerted you, the heating circuit will also cease operation protecting the
heating element. This will be reflected on the face of the machine by the two heat-
ing indicator lights turning off (16).
HOT WATER WAND
The use of this hot water wand is exclusively for heating cups, as is traditionally
customary. It is not recommended to remove more than 6 oz. of water at any given
time. The machine must be up to temperature before it is able to dispense hot water
from the steam boiler. Failure to allow for recovery and adequate temperature may
cause damage to the heating element.
If you want to make an americano we recommend using a hot water kettle, for the
reasons mentioned above, along with the fact that the water coming from the steam
boiler is much too hot to drink (250 degrees Fahrenheit).

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ADJUSTING PUMP
BREW PRESSURE
STEP 01
The Vetrano 2B Evo has a dual manometer (12/13). There is one gauge that
displays the brew and steam boiler pressure. We will be referring to the bottom
needle (13) for your brew pressure. For an accurate reading, insert the backflush
disk in place of the insert basket into the portafilter. Always check pump pressure
with the backflush disk in place of the insert basket prior to making any adjustments.
STEP 02
Remove the rubber grommet/plug on the right-hand side
of your Vetrano 2B Evo. This will expose the rotary pump’s
adjustment screw, as shown.
STEP 03
Raise the brew/cam lever (11). If the desired pressure is not reached in a couple of
seconds with the brew/cam lever (11) raised and the backflush disk in place of the
insert basket within the portafilter (10) adjust accordingly.
REDUCE BREW PRESSURE
Turn the pump’s adjustment screw clockwise to decrease the brew pressure.
INCREASE BREW PRESSURE
Turn the pump’s adjustment screw counter-clockwise to increase the brew pressure.
STEP 06
Once the desired pressure is reached and determined with the backflush disk
installed in place of the insert basket in your portafilter.
After adjusting the pressure on your machine, you may notice that an adjustment on your grinder will also be required.

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ENERGY SAVINGS
ECONOMY MODE
Economy mode is a feature that is required in the EU for energy eciency standards. On the Vetra-
no 2B Evo it has the ability to place the steam boiler in stand-by after 60-minutes of inactivity. The
steam boiler can be reactivated by lifting the brew/cam lever (11). After lifting the lever the steam
boiler will resume heating and you’ll see your steam pressure (12) resume normal operation.
SETTING ECONOMY MODE
01. Turn o your Vetrano 2B Evo o (14).
02. Hold both PID (04) buttons in and simultaneously turn the Vetrano 2B Evo on (14) until F.01
appears on the LCD screen.
03. Release the right PID button. Now, click the left PID button until nrG appears on the screen.
04. Click the right PID button to display the current setting. With the current setting displayed, 60
for example, immediately push the left button to change to no. This will turn o the 60-minute timer
for economy mode. If the current setting is reading ‘no’ - immediately push the right button to
changed to 60. This will turn on the 60-minute timer for economy mode, sending your steam boiler
in a stand-by mode after 60-minutes of inactivity.
SETTING AUTO ON/OFF
01. Turn o your Vetrano 2b Evo (14)
02. Lift the brew/Cam lever (11) and leave it in the up position.
03. Turn on your Vetrano 2B Evo (14)
04. The Blue LED will Flash if you see:
• 2 Flashes, stand-by mode is o.
• 3 Flashes, stand-by mode is on.
05. Lower the Brew/Cam Lever (11) and turn the machine o.

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PID CONTROLLER (04)
The PID controller’s display (04) will cycle back-and-forth to show the current temperature of each
boiler. The position of the decimal point (2+3) indicates which boiler the temperature is being
shown for at that time i.e. 25.5 is displaying the steam boiler temperature (by default) and 200.
(by default) is displaying the coee boiler temperature.
SETTING TEMPERATURE OF THE COFFEE BOILER
01. Turn on your Vetrano 2B Evo and press both the left and right PID buttons simultaneously until
the display reads T1, then release both the left and right PID buttons.
02. Press the right button of the PID to display the current temperature setting of the coee boil-
er. While the current temperature (set by default to 200) is being displayed press either the left
(down) or right (up) PID buttons to change the temperature of your coee boiler.
03. After a couple of seconds the display will revert back to T1 and your new temperature has
been saved.
SETTING TEMPERATURE OF THE STEAM BOILER
01. Turn on your Vetrano 2B Evo and press both the left and right PID buttons simultaneously until
the display reads T1, then release both the left and right PID buttons.
02. Press the right button of the PID until T2 is displayed. Press the right (up) PID button, the
current steam boiler temperature (set by default to 255) is displayed. While the current tempera-
ture is being displayed press either the left (down) or right (up) PID buttons to change the tempera-
ture of your steam
boiler.
03. After a couple of seconds the display will revert back to T2 and your new temperature has
been saved.

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REGULAR
MAINTENANCE
E61 EXPLODED VIEW
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If you need to take your E61 group apart to
lubricate it or replace a part, here is an excellent
exploded view of all of its parts, how it comes
apart and how it goes back together.
Regular backflushing is a vital part of any ma-
chine’s maintenance schedule. Not only will it
prolong the life of your machine, but it will also
prevent the buildup of rancid coffee oils that will
make your espresso taste bitter and acrid.
BACKFLUSHING 101
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In the sixty years since Ernesto Valente had the
idea for this groundbreaking design, the E61
group head and it’s features have become
ubiquitous on espresso machines the world over.
As tough as it is, it still has a number of moving
parts that can wear down over time.
E61 GROUP HEAD
MAINTENANCE
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