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- Page 1 USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL VENDING MACHINE Mod. SINFONIA Code : H4345 EN 00 Date: February 2013...
- Page 2 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User INDEX 1 GENERAL INFORMATION ..........................3 1.1 Purpose of Manual............................3 1.2 Interested people ............................3 1.3 Responsibility..............................3 1.4 Manufacturer..............................3 1.5 Service Centres ............................. 3 1.6 Warranty ................................ 4 1.7 General safety warnings ..........................4 1.8 Symbols .................................
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Page 3: General Information
Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Purpose of Manual The manual contains the correct procedures for loading, usage, regular and extra-ordinary maintenance and installation of vending machines. This manual is a very important part of the vendor and therefore must be kept intact and available for the whole productive life of the vendor . - Page 4 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 1.6 Warranty The warranty of the vending machine components, starting from the date shown on the delivery note, is 24 months for the cooling unit. The warranty covers exclusively replaced parts, with labour excluded. The warranty does not include, damages to the vendor caused by: •...
- Page 5 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 1.8 Symbols In the manual and/or on the vendor, warning areas have been indicated with signs, plates, symbols or icons showing danger or obligations in each case The symbols used in the manual and on the vendor are the following: SIMBOL MEANING COMMENT...
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Page 6: Machine Features
Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 2 MACHINE FEATURES 2.1 Technical Features MOD. GF6-DR6 Dimensions Height (A) with feet 1830mm 1895mm Height (A) with leveling screws 1765mm 1830mm Width (C) 950mm Depth (B) STD door / Flat door 860 / 845 mm Weight 290kg... - Page 7 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 2.2 Description of Components CBV PLUG COVER DISPLAY COIN INTRODUCTION PUSH BUTTONS PRODUCT EYELET DOOR LOCK COIN RETURN PRODUCTS WINDOW LOWER DOOR PANEL 10 DOOR UPPER DECOR 11 DOOR LOWER DECOR FIG. 2.3 SHELVES DOOR LIFT WHEEL LEVELLING SCREW...
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Page 8: Installation
Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 3 INSTALLATION 3.1 Transport and Positionning FIG. 3.1 WEIGHT MODEL (mm) (mm) (mm) (Kg) 1830 GF6-DR6 (845) 1830 1220 GF9-DR9 (845) 1830 GF6-DR6 packed 1830 1230 GF9-DR9 packed For transport and HANDLING of the vendor follow carefully the below instructions: •... - Page 9 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 3.2 Characteristics of Installation Area CAUTION: THE MACHINE IS NOT SUITABLE FOR OUTDOOR INSTALLATION CAUTION: DO NOT USE JETS OF WATER TO CLEAN VENDOR, DO NOT PLACE THE VENDOR IN AREAS WHERE JETS OF WATER ARE USED Environmental conditions for installing vendor •...
- Page 10 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 3.5 Stability The stability of the SandenVendo vending machine is granted whether the vending machine empty or full and / or with the door open. The overturning of vending machine without external influences is quite impossible. Against the vandalism, such as possibility of tilting the Vending machine, the following optional kits are applicable to meet your needs.
- Page 11 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 3.6 Connection to Power Mains SERVICE CORD INSTALLATION FIG.2 FIG.1 1) Unscrew the 2 screws in FIG.1 2) Pull out the service cord until the fastening plate appears as in FIG.2 3) Fasten the plate with the 2 screws as in FIG.3 FIG.3 It is obligatory the use of a switch, in conformity to installation regulations, placed in an accessible position,...
- Page 12 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 3.7 Coin Mechanism Installation Hook the coin box on the 3 screws (E) located on the coin box door (F). Check that the coin slot on the coin box is in line with the outlet of the coin channel (G) and that the distance between the two parts is approx.
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Page 13: Access To Internal Parts
Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 3.8 Control Settings All the control and operation settings of the machine are set through the programming routine of the SF01 electronic board. The programming routine of the electronic board is described in the SF01 PROGRAMMING MANUAL supplied with the vendor. -
Page 14: Using The Vending Machine
Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 5 USING THE VENDING MACHINE 5.1 Warnings CAUTION: DO NOT LOAD THE VENDOR WITH PRODUCTS DIFFERENT FROM THE ONES RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER (REFER TO CHAPTER PROPER USE ) 5.2 Proper Use “Mod. - Page 15 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 5.3 Loading Products The products that can be delivered are loaded in each shelf inside the machine. SHELF 1 SHELF 2 SHELF 3 SHELF 4 SHELF 5 SHELF 6 SHELF 7 SHELF 8 FIG.
- Page 16 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 5.4 Loading Operation - Follow the below photos for loading products ALWAYS HOLD THE PUSHER OF AN EMPTY SELECTION AFTER UNHOOKING IT It is absolutely forbidden to step on the lift during loading It is absolutely forbidden to use the shelf as support Rev.
- Page 17 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User - Pull out the shelf until it reaches the blocking point PRODUCT PUSHER - Push the pusher back until it is hooked to the back bar of the shelf PUSHER SPRING PUSHER HOOKED TO SHELF’S BACK BAR Rev.
- Page 18 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User - Load products in the space in front of the pusher and replace the shelf in its working position 5.5 Extraction of shelves To extract shelves do the following: - Place the palm of your hand under the shelf and lift it slighty to allow unhooking SHELF BRACKET Rev.
- Page 19 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User Follow below procedures for extracting only the first shelf on the bottom left side : 1) Manually open the vend door 2) The product bucket moves from left to right allowing extraction of the shelf 3) Extract the shelf lifting it slightly 4) The procedure for product loading is the same as the other shelfs When closing the door, the bucket returns to starting position...
- Page 20 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 5.6 Final Check 1- Load the shelves completely 2- Do several selections, check product delivery It is possible to send your products to the factory, tests will done for correct adjustment. USUAL PRODUCTS ARE NORMALLY TESTED IN THE FACTORY, ASK FOR THE SETTING NUMBER OF THE PRODUCT THAT YOU WISH TO SELL AND REFER TO THIS NUMBER WHEN ORDERING.
- Page 21 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 5.9 Replacement of TRAY (SHELF) ASSY height Instruction When the TRAY ASSY position (height) is changed, please control if the SHELF ASSY is installed in a collect position. When the SHELF ASSY is correctly installed, the TRAY ASSY is slightly declined towards front approx.
- Page 22 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User Cabinet Right rear Cabinet Left rear side Back panel internal Cabinet SHELF ASSY SHELF SUPPORT RH SHELF SUPPORT LH R: Reference Hole Shelf 1 is fixed. Counting starts from bottom with hole no. 1. Every 10th position is indicated by a reference Hole (indicated with “R”...
- Page 23 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User Mod. GLASS FRONT VENDOR BOARD BOX FEATURES SF-01 BOARD SLAVE CONTROLLER TEMPERATURE SETTING CONTROL UNIT RELAYS BOARD POWER SWITCH 24 VDC RELAY BOARD ANTISTATIC FILTER MAIN SWITCH FUSE HOLDER Rev. 00 SINFONIA H4345 - 00 02/2013 Page 23 of 41...
- Page 24 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 6. DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROL UNIT The electronic control unit EASY CAREL regulates and controls the refirgerant system and all its components: The compressor, the fans, the defrosting, and is indipendent of the contro of the board SF01, witch control the electronics of the distributor.
- Page 25 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 6.2 Key board Key 1 "UP", in normal function if pushed for more than 1 second, it visualizes the temperatura of probe 2 (evaporator). If pushed during the visualization of the set point it increases the set value. Key 2 "SET", pushed more that 1 second allows the visualization and setting of the set point Key 3 "DOWN", pushed for more than 3 seconds starts or stops the defrost, and if it is pushed during the visualization of the set point it decreases the set value.
- Page 26 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 6.5 Description of the main signals and alarms The error codes are shown on the display alternating with the temperature gauge. ERROR DESCRIPTION The compressor has a timing delay when starting, therefore the LED of the compressor on the display starts to flash.
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Page 27: Maintenance
Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 7 MAINTENANCE The following section is a basic guide for general maintenance and cleaning of the vendor. 7.1 Access to Maintenance Area Access to the internal part of the vendor (maintenance area) is possible using the pecially provideds key supplied with the Vending machine. - Page 28 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 7.3 Removing and Installing the Bucket BEFORE STARTING THE VENDING MACHINE DISCONNECT FROM THE POWER SUPPLY Move the bucket to the middle with caution. Remove the two screws. 3. Put your finger under the bucket and unhook the hook and lift it up.
- Page 29 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 7.4 Led Tube Replacement To replace a LED tube, work as follow: • Open the door. • Turn off the machine pressing the main switch. • Take out the LED-tube from the fastening clips. •...
- Page 30 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 7.5 Drum Photocell Adjustment The identification of the product is performed as follows: The bucket brings the product up to flap of the drum then let the product slide inside the drum through the flap.
- Page 31 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 7.6 Cleaning of the Vending Machine The general cleaning of the vendor must be done to maintain the efficiency of the vendor. The following is recommended: • Check the vendor and the surrounding area, check for rust on the cabinet and obstructions in the air vents •...
- Page 32 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 7.8 General Cleaning Operation To have perfect working conditions it is important that the machine is cleaned and kept well. Please follow the below indications Clean the Vendor with water and soap. The exterior may be waxed with any good automobile wax Small internal signs of corrosion can be removed using sand paper and covering the surface with nitrocellulose lacquer...
- Page 33 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 7.9 Recommended Cleaning Products For cleaning the mmachine we recommend the following type of products: • Neutral detergent • Compressed air (max 2 bar) CAUTION: In order to avoid any oxidation, corrosion, and removal of paint or other damages to the machine NEVER USE under any circumstances the following products: •...
- Page 34 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 8 INFORMATION – DANGER SIGNS A series of warning messages are written inside all SandenVendo Europe vending machines, this is to make the user aware of the dangers that exist whilst working on the machine. Here below are some examples: 1) Watt indicator of the neon 2) CAUTION:...
- Page 35 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 13) Identification of the Vendor and main technical details Production details: Month/Year 14) CAUTION: Be very careful when handling delivery mechanisms 15) Final inspection certificate Rev. 00 SINFONIA H4345 - 00 02/2013 Page 35 of 41...
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Page 36: Troubleshooting Guide
Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 9 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE The following section provides self-diagnostics to aid you in the troubleshooting process. Here below is a list of possible causes together with the recommended solutions to eliminate the problems CAUTION: IN CASE OF FAILURE OR MALFUNCTIONING CONTACT ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL AT OUR SERVICE CENTRE PLS REMEMBER THAT OUR AFTER SALES ASSISTANCE IS COMPLETELY AVAILABLE FOR... - Page 37 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User ERROR POSSIBILE CAUSE RECOMMENDED SOLUTIONS Overload protector and relay are Check overload protector or compressor relay. The compressor is not working not working, the condenser fan Check that the compressor winding has the right turns, the The relay board is defective electrical resistence...
- Page 38 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 10 STORAGE AND CLEARANCE 10.1 Storage Should the vending machines not be used immediately or is stowed for long periods, check that it is correctly packed and positioned vertically. It should be stored in a closed, but well ventilated room and which does not have particular characteristics hazardous to the machine’s components, in particular the electronic ones.
- Page 39 Instructions for Installer, Maintenance Engineer and final User 10.3 Person in Charge of Disposal Directive WEEE 2002/96/CE enforces the obligation NOT to dispose WEEE (Waste Electrcial and Electronic Equipment ) as household waste and to select this waste fro separate collection. By law, the person in charge of disposal must, upon receiving an appliance showing this symbol before disposing of it selecta the WEEE waste and make it available for collection.
- Page 40 D i c hi a r a z i o ne d i C o nf or m i t à D e c l a r a t i o n of C o n f or m i t y SandenVendo Europe S.p.A.
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