Unic Tango ST Duo Instruction Manual

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TG9016 03/2017

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Contents
1-SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.............................................................................................................6
2-STANDARD VERSIONS................................................................................................................7
►TANGO SOLO ST..................................................................................................................................7
►TANGO DUO ST....................................................................................................................................8
►MODULE FRIGO ST..............................................................................................................................9
3-MACHINE INSTALLATION..........................................................................................................10
►Preparation of the machine ..............................................................................................................10
♦Unpacking the machine.....................................................................................................................................10
♦Installing the machine .......................................................................................................................................10
♦Fitting high feet..................................................................................................................................................10
►Hydraulic connections.......................................................................................................................10
♦Duo....................................................................................................................................................................10
♦Solo....................................................................................................................................................................11
►Electrical connections....................................................................................................................... 11
►Connecting the ST refrigerator module to the machine.................................................................13
♦Electrical part: ...................................................................................................................................................13
♦Hydraulic part - milk pump ................................................................................................................................13
♦LC hydraulic part ..............................................................................................................................................13
►Installing the bins...............................................................................................................................14
4-COMMISSIONING .......................................................................................................................15
►Switching on the machine and Turning on the heating..................................................................15
►Module ST...........................................................................................................................................15
♦Temperature Display.........................................................................................................................................15
5-INTERFACE.................................................................................................................................16
►Main screen ........................................................................................................................................16
►Quick access screen / Code..............................................................................................................16
►Miscellaneous icons ..........................................................................................................................18
►Day/night programming.....................................................................................................................18
►Counters .............................................................................................................................................19
►Settings...............................................................................................................................................20
♦Other settings....................................................................................................................................................21
►Cleaning..............................................................................................................................................22
►Products..............................................................................................................................................23
►Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................24
6-SETTINGS ...................................................................................................................................25
►Language ............................................................................................................................................25
♦Language selection...........................................................................................................................................25
♦Keyboard selection............................................................................................................................................25
►Personalization...................................................................................................................................25
♦Wallpaper..........................................................................................................................................................25
♦LED setting........................................................................................................................................................25
►Access level........................................................................................................................................26
►CIM ...............................................................................................................................................26

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►Backup ...............................................................................................................................................27
►Pre-infusion and STI ..........................................................................................................................27
♦STI.....................................................................................................................................................................27
♦Tamping level....................................................................................................................................................27
►Grinder calibration.............................................................................................................................28
►Cleaning settings ...............................................................................................................................28
►Computer connection........................................................................................................................29
►Keyboard Menu creation ...................................................................................................................29
►Product management ........................................................................................................................30
♦Adding a drink...................................................................................................................................................30
►‘PP’ Programmed parameters...........................................................................................................30
► ‘PS’ Specic program ........................................................................................................................31
►Hot water & steam..............................................................................................................................31
7-CLEANING & MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................32
►Cleaning external outlets / housing .................................................................................................32
♦Coffee outlet......................................................................................................................................................32
♦Cappuccino outlet .............................................................................................................................................32
♦Steam wand......................................................................................................................................................32
♦Drip tray.............................................................................................................................................................32
♦Housing.............................................................................................................................................................32
►Cleaning Cycles .................................................................................................................................33
♦Coffee cleaning .................................................................................................................................................33
♦Milk cleaning (with pump)..................................................................................................................................34
♦Cappuccino cleaning (with LC) .........................................................................................................................35
8-MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................36
►Description of cycles.........................................................................................................................36
♦1 group Cycles..................................................................................................................................................36
♦2 groups Cycles ................................................................................................................................................38
♦Cappuccino Cycle.............................................................................................................................................40
♦Milk system Cycle .............................................................................................................................................41
►Component test..................................................................................................................................42
►Cooling machine ................................................................................................................................43
►History of errors.................................................................................................................................43
►Softener...............................................................................................................................................43
►Descaling ............................................................................................................................................43
►How to ugrade CPU and Display ......................................................................................................44
►List of wirings.....................................................................................................................................47
►Electronic Cards ................................................................................................................................48
♦Turntable set .....................................................................................................................................................48
♦Static relays.......................................................................................................................................................49
♦Connectors........................................................................................................................................................50
♦Fuses ................................................................................................................................................................51
► LED Identication on board ..............................................................................................................52
►Active component..............................................................................................................................56

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►List of error codes..............................................................................................................................58
►Electric wirings...................................................................................................................................60
♦Electric wirings 5/12V........................................................................................................................................63
♦Electric wiring 24V.............................................................................................................................................64
►TFT screen replacement ...................................................................................................................65
►Milk system.........................................................................................................................................67
♦Subassembly TG1300.......................................................................................................................................69
♦Removing the TG1300 sub-assembly...............................................................................................................70
♦Subassembly TG1301.......................................................................................................................................71
♦Removing the TG1301 sub-assembly...............................................................................................................72
♦Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................................74
♦Emergency list...................................................................................................................................................76

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1-SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This device is intended to be used only for its specic use.
The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage caused by abnormal use or abuse.
This device is not intended to be used by persons (including children) with reduced physical, mental or
sensorycapacities,orhavingalackofexperience and know-how,unless they aresupervised or have received
instructions on the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Supervise children to make sure they do not play with the appliance.
Do not leave the packaging elements within reach of children. These elements are potentially a source of
danger.
The installation must be done by a qualied technician and following local and national regulations. He is the
only one to be authorized to access the internal parts of the device for maintenance and repair.
Useonlythe technicalandspareparts manualsforproperfunctioning ofthemachine,and avoidcompromising
safety.
Access to the service area is limited to persons with the necessary knowledge of safety and hygiene as well
as practical experience of the device.
Leave enough free space around the machine to facilitate its use and to preform any maintenance operations.
The device must not be:
- exposed to the elements of the external environment or placed in damp places,
- exposed to a water jet or splashing.
- installed in areas where the jets or high pressure cleaners are used.
The device must be:
- placed on a stable, level and horizontal surface
- used at an ambient temperature of 5°C to 35°C (41°F - 95°F), (if it is stored at an ambient temperature below
5°C (41°F) the water circuit (boiler-piping) must be drained.)
Beforeconnectingthe powerandwatersupplies, checkthattheelectrical andwaternetworkare inaccordance
with the technical information plate of the device.
The power supply must be provided with the following safety features: power switch which completely isolates
the machine from the mains (gap between contacts of at least 3 mm), efcient earthing and an effective circuit
breaker for protection against earthing leaks; section of the conductors appropriate for a power capacity.
Before connecting or disconnecting the power cable, switch the main switch onto position 0. If the power
supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, by its after-sales service technician or
similarly qualied persons, to avoid any danger.
For electrical safety, make sure that the device is properly earthed.
The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage caused by improper earthing.
The device must be connected to a water network with a pressure of 1 to 8 bar (0.1 to 0.8 Mega Pascal)
and a tap readily accessible must be tted in front of the water supply tube. The device is to be installed with
adequate backow protection to comply with applicable federal state and local codes.
In case of emergency (re, surge, abnormal noise, etc.) the rst thing to do is to cut off the current and close
the water tap.
Be careful not to obstruct the air inlets of the machine with towels or other objects.
Beware of hot surfaces such as cup heaters, the unit heads and the hot water and steam outputs.
Never install containers lled with liquid on the top of the machine.
Beware of jets of hot water or steam.
The machine should be descaled only by a qualied technician.

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2-STANDARD VERSIONS
►TANGO SOLO ST
DIMENSIONS
Width 45.3 cm
17.7”
Height 75.3 cm
29.5”
Depth 63 cm
24.8”
WEIGHT 100 kg
220 Lbs
CAPACITES
Steam / coffee boiler 6.5 liters
- -
Coffee grounds tray 100 coffees
Numbers of cups / hour +250
STANDARD Power
Country Rep Voltage (V) Current Total Boiler
Philippines 0 415V tri + N 60Hz 8.5 A 6120 W 4900 W
Europe 1 400V tri + N 50HZ 8.2 A 5630 W 4500 W
Europe 2 230V Mono 50Hz 24.5 A 5630 W 4500 W
UK 3 415V tri +N 50Hz 8.5 A 6120 W 4900 W
UK 4 240V Mono 50Hz 25.5 A 6120 W 4900 W
Japan 5 200V tri +N 50Hz 12.3 A 4260 W 3400 W
Japan 6 200V Mono 50Hz 21.3 A 4260 W 3400 W
Europe 7 230 tri 50Hz 14.2 A 5630 W 4500 W
USA 8 240V Mono 60Hz 25.5 A 6120 W 4900 W
208V Mono 60Hz 22.1 A 4600 W 3680 W
USA 9 240V tri 60Hz 14.7 A 6120 W 4900 W
208V tri 60Hz 12.8 A 4600 W 3680 W
220V tri 60Hz 13.5 A 5150 W 4120 W

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►TANGO DUO ST
STANDARD Power
Total Boilers
Counrty Rep Voltage (V) Current Steam Coffee
Philippines 0 415V tri + N 60Hz Ph 2+3: 7 A
Ph 1+N: 21 A 8000 W 2720 W 4760 W
Europe 1 400V tri + N 50HZ Ph 2+3: 6.5 A
Ph 1+N: 20 A 7500 W 2500 W 4370 W
Europe 2 230V Mono 50Hz 32.5 A 7500 W 2500 W 4370 W
UK 3 415V tri +N 50Hz Ph 2+3: 7 A
Ph 1+N: 21 A 8000 W 2720 W 4760 W
UK 4 240V Mono 50Hz 34 A 8100 W 2720 W 4760 W
Japan 5 200V tri +N 50Hz Ph 2+3: 9.5 A
Ph 1+N: 21.5 A 5800 W 1890 W 3300 W
Japan 6 200V Mono 50Hz 28 A 5700 W 1890 W 3300 W
Europe 7 230 tri 50Hz Ph 2+3: 11A
Ph 1: 24 A 7500 W 2500 W 4370 W
USA 8 240V Mono 60Hz 34 A 8100 W 2720 W 4760 W
208V Mono 60Hz 31 A 6400 W 2045 W 3890 W
USA 9 240V tri 60Hz Ph 2+3: 25.5 A
Ph 1: 11.5 A 8000 W 2720 W 4760 W
208V tri 60Hz Ph 2+3: 23.5A
Ph 1: 11 A 6500 W 2045 W 3890 W
DIMENSIONS
Width 60.3 cm
23.6”
Height 75.3 cm
29.5”
Depth 63 cm
24.8”
WEIGHT 130 kg
286.6”
CAPACITIES
Coffee boiler 6.5 liters
Steam boiler 6.5 liters
Bac à marc 100 coffees
Numbers of cups / hour +500

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►MODULE FRIGO ST
Left module ref: TG3070
Right module ref: TG3071
(same part with the folds
reversed)
DIMENSIONS
Width 26.5 cm
10.2”
Height 51.5 cm
20”
Depth 50 cm
19.6”
Weight 30 kg
66.1”
CAPACITIES
Milk tank (liter) 4
The ST module is only tted on the left side of the machine when it contains the pump milk unit

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3-MACHINE INSTALLATION
The machine must be installed on a horizontal plane.
A space of 5 cm (1.9”) should be left all around the machine; and do not obstruct the air inlets on the top of
the machine.
Provide an electricity supply corresponding to the power of the machine, a water supply and a “waste water”
drain.
►Preparation of the machine
The machine is delivered in a cardboard packing case and is screwed to a wooden pallet.
♦Unpacking the machine
- Cut the banding with shears.
- Open the packing case and remove the box containing the accessories.
- Unscrew the nuts holding the machine to the palette by tilting the pallet slightly.
- Separate the packing case from the pallet
- Remove the machine from the pallet and install it on wooden blocks.
- Remove the transport screws and washers.
♦Installing the machine
- Position the machine in its nal location, and level it using rubber washers if necessary.
♦Fitting high feet
Reference UNIC feet NSF: NM-176
Reference UNIC M8 x 16 bolts: 50402
For tting the aluminium feet, once the machine is installed in its location:
Screw the 50402 bolts to the aluminium feet, tip the machine onto the front
two feet to screw in the aluminium feet at the base of the rubber feet at the
back, and then do the same operation for bolting the feet to the front.
►Hydraulic connections
The machine is delivered with a complete connection kit including a stainless steel braided water hose 2 m
length and a drain hose 2 m in length with a clamp located in the box of accessories.
♦Duo
- Slide the lower trims toward the front
- Remove the basin grille
- Remove the basin after unscrewing the central screw.
- Screw the angled part (3/8’) of the stainless steel braided exible tube on the brass tting located to the right
of the machine, and the straight part (1/2’) on the water softener outlet union. The water softener must be fed
directly by the mains via a shut-off tap allowing a sufcient ow, Ø 8 min. Do not forget the seals.
(See specicity for the Solo model)
- Put the softener in the ush position.
- Open the supply tap.
- Run a ush of the softener.
- Put the softener in the working position.
- Fit the drain hose on the tting in the centre of the machine
- Check for leaks, and make sure that the drain tube allows
water to ow to the main drain without any reverse slope.
- Ret the basin, not forgetting the seal which must be between
the drain block and the basin, and not between the central
screw and the basin.
- Ret the trims and the basin grille.

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♦Solo
- Slide the lower trims toward the front
- Remove the basin grille
- Remove the basin after unscrewing the central screw.
- Remove the right-hand side of the SOLO,
- Screw the angled part (3/8’) of the stainless steel braided
exible pipe to the 3/8G tting of the water safety lter
block and the straight part (1/2’) on the water softener
outlet union.
The water softener must be fed directly by the mains via
a shut-off tap allowing a sufcient ow, Ø 8cm (3.1”) min.
Do not forget the seals. An opening in the chassis allows
the hose to pass through
- Put the softener in the ush position.
- Open the supply tap.
- Run a ush of the softener.
- Put the softener in the working position.
- Fit the drain hose on the tting located in the centre of the
machine
- Check for leaks, and make sure that the drain tube allows
a ow to the main drain without any reverse slope.
- Ret the bowl, not forgetting the seal which must be
between drain block and the basin, and not between the
central screw and the basin.
- Ret the trims and the basin grille.
►Electrical connections
Put the machine main switch in position 0, before any intervention.
The machine is delivered with a 5-core electric cable and a system of straps to allow for
3-phase or single-phase connection according to the installation.
The machine is pre-wired in accordance with the indications on the order and the country of destination.
Before connection, check the conformity of the machine with the electrical circuit to which it is going to be
connected.
To do this:
Compare the indications on the data plate, inside the drawer housing, with the characteristics of the circuit
to which the machine is to be connected. Remove the left side of the machine and check that the connection
of the straps on the terminal strip corresponds to the connection required (a diagram is glued to the inside of
the side).
ADAPTATION OF THE TOROIDAL TRANSFORMER TO THE VOLTAGE OF THE CIRCUIT
The machine is equipped with a multi-voltage transformer in order to ensure the correct supply voltage to the
electronics and 24-volt motors.
The machine is pre-set in the factory according to the country of destination (see page 6 and/or 7).
E.g.:
For Europe, the red wire is connected to the 230V terminal.
Once the connection has
been performed correctly, it is
nevertheless advisable to check
that the voltage is 230V± 5 %.
The low voltage should be about
of 22V. These voltages should
be checked with the machine
working and the main switch
closed.
dessiné
Date controlé indice
Matière :
Débit :
Traitement :
Echelle :
Tolérances générales :
modification
+/- 0.1mm - angulaires: +/-0.3° - rugosité: Ra 6.3
NOTA:
LA PIECE DOIT ETRE CONFORME A LA DIRECTIVE EUROPEENNE 2008/35/CE RELATIVE A LA LIMITATION DE L'UTILISATION DE SUBSTANCES DANGEREUSES (CADMIUM,
PLOMB,CHROME HEXAVALENT,MERCURE, PBB OU PBDE)
AUTOCOLLANT BORNIER
TANGO DUO ET SOLO ST ET MT
46029 0
0v/N 0v/N 0v/N MO MV MR N/TR 200v 230v 240v
Connecter le fil ROUGE sur le plot indiquant la tension la
plus proche de la tension réelle mesurée sur votre réseau.
Connect the RED wire on the pin showing the voltage the
nearest of the actual voltage measured on your network.
NE JAMAIS DEPLACER LE FIL GRIS
NEVER MOVE THE GREY WIRE
Bleu Blue
Bleu Blue Orange Orange
Vert Green Rouge Red
Bleu Blue
ROUGE / RED
Bleu Blue
Etiquette adhésif fond blanc ecritures couleurs
Etiquette autocollante
impression Unic
27/11/2015 SC JCO 0 CREATION
Réf: 46031
dessiné
Date controlé indice
Matière :
Débit :
Traitement :
Echelle :
Tolérances générales :
modification
+/- 0.1mm - angulaires: +/-0.3° - rugosité: Ra 6.3
NOTA:
LA PIECE DOIT ETRE CONFORME A LA DIRECTIVE EUROPEENNE 2008/35/CE RELATIVE A LA LIMITATION DE L'UTILISATION DE SUBSTANCES DANGEREUSES (CADMIUM,
PLOMB,CHROME HEXAVALENT,MERCURE, PBB OU PBDE)
AUTOCOLLANT BORNIER
TANGO SOLO ST
46031
0
0v/N 0v/N MV MR N/TR 200v 230v 240v
Connecter le fil ROUGE sur le plot indiquant la tension la
plus proche de la tension réelle mesurée sur votre réseau.
Connect the RED wire on the pin showing the voltage the
nearest of the actual voltage measured on your network.
NE JAMAIS DEPLACER LE FIL GRIS
NEVER MOVE THE GREY WIRE
Bleu Blue Bleu Blue
Vert Green
Rouge Red
Bleu Blue
ROUGE / RED
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Etiquette autocollante
impression Unic
08/12/2014 SC BG 0 CREATION
Réf: 46029

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T/Grd T/Grd
200.230.240 v
Mono+T/Gr
50/60HZ
T/Grd
5 FILS -5 WIRES 3 FILS -3 WIRES
T/Grd (Vert/Jaune )
(Green/Yellow) T/Grd
T/Grd
200 .220 .230v
3 Ph+T/Grd
50/60HZ
10/03/17 Ref=46240
T/Grd (Vert/Jaune )
(Green/Yellow)
T/Grd (Vert/Jaune )
(Green/Yellow)
BRANCHEMENT BORNIER / TERMINAL CONNECTING
(Gris / Grey)
(Noir / Black)
(Marron / Brown)
N (Bleu -Blue)
400. 415 v
3 Ph+N+T/Grd
50/60HZ
R
N
S
F
E
D
C
A
B
T
R
N
T
S
F
E
D
C
A
B
R
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F
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D
C
A
B
T
N
Ph1
(Gris / Grey)
(Noir / Black)
(Marron / Brown)
N (Bleu -Blue)
(Gris / Grey)
(Noir / Black)
(Marron / Brown)
T/Grd T/Grd
200.230.240 v
Mono+T/Gr
50/60HZ
T/Grd
5 FILS -5 WIRES 3 FILS -3 WIRES
T/Grd (Vert/Jaune )
(Green/Yellow) T/Grd
T/Grd
200 .220 .230v
3 Ph+T/Grd
50/60HZ
10/03/17 Ref=46240
T/Grd (Vert/Jaune )
(Green/Yellow)
T/Grd (Vert/Jaune )
(Green/Yellow)
BRANCHEMENT BORNIER / TERMINAL CONNECTING
(Gris / Grey)
(Noir / Black)
(Marron / Brown)
N (Bleu -Blue)
400. 415 v
3 Ph+N+T/Grd
50/60HZ
R
N
S
F
E
D
C
A
B
T
R
N
T
S
F
E
D
C
A
B
R
N
S
F
E
D
C
A
B
T
N
Ph1
(Gris / Grey)
(Noir / Black)
(Marron / Brown)
N (Bleu -Blue)
R
N
S
F
E
D
C
A
B
T
T
Sphase 1
phase 2
phase 3
(Gris / Grey)
(Noir / Black)
(Marron / Brown)
ST
ST
(Bleu -Blue)
R
N
S
F
E
D
C
A
B
T
T
Sphase 1
phase 2
phase 3
IN ALL CASES THE GREEN/YELLOW WIRE MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE EARTH OF THE
INSTALLATION

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►Connecting the ST refrigerator module to the machine
♦Electrical part:
The refrigerator is composed of a supply cable for the mains and computer connection to the machine.
- Place the refrigerator on the left of the machine
- The cable connector has a fool proong device, if this makes connection difcult, the connector is the wrong
way round.
- The connector on the refrigerator is located under the refrigerator at the back.
♦Hydraulic part - milk pump
With a pump milk, there are 3 quick couplers differentiated with 3 different colors (yellow, grey, white). Refer
to the decal on the chassis for the positioning.
♦LC hydraulic part
With a cappuccino LC the refrigerator is delivered with the pipe already tted in the refrigerator, it remains
simply to feed it through the plate prepared for the purpose and x it to the cappuccino outlet end.

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►Installing the bins
To avoid damage during transport, machines are
delivered with the bins removed
INSTALLING THE BINS:
- The bins are xed from behind. Respect the
direction of tting.
-Positiontheclosingtrapon thebins;payattention
to the direction of the opening of the trap.
- Access to the trap is by removing the side.
- Capacity: 1.7 kg for the large bin.
- Capacity: 1.2 kg for the small bin.
CAUTION:
Air must be able to circulate freely around the machine. The ventilation openings located at the rear of the
machine and on the top must not be obstructed.
The machine must not operate without its legs.

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4-COMMISSIONING
►Switching on the machine and Turning on the heating
Once all the connections are made and checked (water supply, electricity supply and drain).
Set the main switch in position 1.
As soon as the electricity is switched on, the boilers ll automatically.
Remember to open the water tap supplying the machine.
The heating of all the parts starts automatically if the lling is correct.*
When the machine reaches its operating temperature, it performs a self-check.
Theseinitializationphasesare very important for the proper functioning ofthe machine.Theyare only possible
if the coffee grounds drawer is in place, and they must not be interrupted, for instance by removing the drawer.
(The steam pressure and the temperature of the groups are visible on the screen during heating).
The machine is operational once heating has been switched on and the self-check performed.
It is advisable to leave the machine heating on permanently.
►Module ST
The temperature display indicates the ambient temperature of the refrigerator.
To adjust the temperature of the refrigerator use the temperature regulator.
Key locking of the
refrigerator
Temperature
display
The temperature display
indicates the ambient
temperature of the
refrigerator.
Refrigerator ON/OFF
switch
♦Temperature Display
It is an indicative display
If necessary, to adjust the temperature setting (Menu CA1), put a thermometer in the refrigerator for 15
minutes, then adjust the display according to the difference displayed.
E.g.:
- the thermometer indicates 4°C (in the refrigerator),
- at the same time the display shows 9°C,
- adjust the offset to -5.
UNIC part number for the display: 45036
UNIC part number for the sensor: 34415

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5-INTERFACE
The level 0 (User) includes the main screen for making the products, the hot water, the steam and access to
the quick access screen, which allows the user to have direct controls such as to Stop the machine or put it
in Standby.
►Main screen
Previous page Next page
Manual trap Favourites
Erreur code info
Type of productType of grinder
Large dose of hot water
Small dose of hot water
Large dose of steam
Small dose of steam
►Quick access screen / Code
Information relating to the
whole of the machine in
real time
Quick access
to the menu
“Cleaning”
Return to the
main screen
Key to stop the machine
Access to
levels 1 & 2 by
password
Key for putting the
machine in Standby

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Maintenance p.24 Day/Night programming p.18
Counters p.19 Main menu Products p.23
Cleaning p.22
Other settings p.21
Settings p.20
Once the security code has been conrmed the levels 1 (Customer) or 2 (technician) are accessible (according
to the Code).

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►Miscellaneous icons
Scrolls the drinks keyboards.
Icon to access the «Quick access / code» screen
Return to the main screen
Return to the previous page
Key to activate the opening of the cover of the manual trap for 10 seconds; the time required
to introduce 1 or 2 doses of ground coffee and close the trap again.
Access to favourite products on the main screen
Icon for copying a le and/or data
Icon for indicating settings (e.g.: settings of a product)
Icon for saving data and/or parameters
Icon for conrming data and/or parameters
Icon for cancelling data and/or parameters
Icon for indicating the remaining time of the compulsory cleaning of the machine (before
blocking).
Icon for accessing error codes / alarms activated.
►Day/night programming
Allows you to schedule the days and times of
automatic switching to night mode (machine in
standby, reduced heating temperatures), and day
mode; may or may not be followed by an automatic
cleaning cycle.
To add a time slot:
- Press «Add a time slot»
- Schedule the desired times
- Remember to conrm
- you can then either copy this same time slot
for the next day, or add a new one.
If you want to re-schedule your time slots, press the button at the bottom right of the screen for 3s.
Remember to save your settings.
Note: When Standby is enabled the regulation of the group and the coffee boiler goes to 70°C and 0.1 bar
for the steam boiler
All screens are off
All safety functions remain activated
Standby output: resumption of the normal regulation is done 10 minutes before the exit from standby.

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Level 2 (technician) required
►Counters
This menu allows you to view the statistics for all the products produced on the machine.
Note: At level 2, it is possible to perform a general reset of all counters.

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►Settings
This menu allows you to adjust the settings of the machine such as the date and time, the desired language,
the boiler temperatures and the LED color and brightness.
Note: Some settings are only accessible or changeable at level 2 (technician).
Level 2 (technician) required p:26 Level 2 (technician) required p:27
Level 2 (technician) required p:26
Language p.25 Customizing p.25