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- Page 1 F11-F12 COFFEE/LM (V.3-230 VOLT AC) F21-F22 COFFEE/LM (V.3-230 VOLT AC) English LB-00200-41-EN EDITION NOVEMBER 2011 lb-00100-41 Pag. 1 22/11/2011...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS POSITION FOR ELECTRICAL – HYDRAYLIC CONNECTION AND DIRECT DISCHARGE ... 4 CHARACTERISTICS ............................5 TEST REPORT ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION .................... 6 MACHINE KEYPADS ............................6 DOSE PROGRAMMING ............................ 7 STARTING UP ..............................12 INFORMATION PROCEDURE AND DISPENSING RESET ..............13 SYSTEM MANAGER ............................ -
Page 4: Position For Electrical - Hydraylic Connection And Direct Discharge
POSITION FOR ELECTRICAL – HYDRAYLIC CONNECTION AND DIRECT DISCHARGE F11 - 12 F21-22 lb-00100-41 Pag. 4 22/11/2011... -
Page 5: Characteristics
CHARACTERISTICS CHARACTERISTICS F COFFEE Number of groups Number of grinders Steam tap Hot water outlet Decaffeinated door Maximum quantity of coffee dispensed per hour Width (mm.) Height (mm.) Depth (mm.) Net weight (Kg.) Boiler capacity (lt.) Boiler resistor (W) 2800 2800 4500 4500... -
Page 6: Test Report On Energy Consumption
TEST REPORT ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION Machine type: F10LM 380V 3N Heating element 2.8 KW, machine load 1.0 KW, boiler 4,2 l MEASUREMENT Environment temperature: 20°C HEAT UP PHASE Consumption 0.4 KW/h To reach operational boiler pressure, 1.3 bar, in 9’.20” (min, sec) HU = 400 W IDLE PHASE Consumption 3.8 KW/24h... -
Page 7: Dose Programming
DOSE PROGRAMMING To enter the programming environments, operate as follows: - Turn the machine OFF. - keep both key No 15 and key No 16 pressed at the same time and turn the machine ON The display show: Dose Programming Select button Select Name Key COFFEE BASED DRINK NAME... - Page 8 DEFAULT VALUE OF THE DRINK FOR F10 LM MACHINES Number Key 11 Key 12 Key 13 Key 14 Key 15 Key 16 Key 4 Key 5 Key Caffè Latte Drink name key Espresso 1 Coffee 2 Coffee Cappuccino latte Macchiato Tea 1 Tea 2 Decaffeinated...
- Page 9 DEFAULT VALUE OF THE DRINK FOR F20 LM MACHINES LEFT GROUP 11 Key 12 Key 13 Key 14 Key 15 Key 16 Key 4 Key 5 Key Number Key 1 Black Drink name key Espresso Espressi 1 Coffee 2 Coffee Coffee 1 Jug Tea 1...
- Page 10 DEFAULT VALUE OF THE DRINK FOR F20 COFFEE MACHINES LEFT GROUP 11 Key 12 Key 13 Key 14 Key 15 Key 16 Key 4 Key 5 Key Number Key 1 Black Drink name key Espresso 2 Espressi 1 Coffee 2 Coffee Coffee 1 Jug Tè...
- Page 11 SCHEMATIC SUMMARY OF DOSE COFFEE BASED ( ex. COFFEE ) INFUSION XXCC.. DELIVERY Group s.valve Pump PRE-INFUSION XXCC.. BY- PASS XXCC. DELIVERY By-pass s.valve ON ZZ.CC ON ZZ.CC ON ZZ.CC STARTING YYCC OFFJJ. CC OFFJJ.CC DELIVERY ix cold water s.valve INFUSION xx cc.
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Page 12: Starting Up
STARTING UP Turn on the tap from the water mains and switch the power on. The machine door (front panel) must be closed, and the grounds bin must be inserted in its opening. The machine will automatically go into OFF state, the message displayed will be: Press the ON / OFF key No 1, and the machine will set itself to ON state with led of the ON / OFF key No 1 flashing. -
Page 13: Information Procedure And Dispensing Reset
INFORMATION PROCEDURE AND DISPENSING RESET To access the information environment, proceed as follows: press the ON/OFF key No.1 to position the machine in OFF state. Keep key No 2 ( Clean) pressed while pressing key No. 1 (ON-OFF). The display will show: Doses Information Select button... - Page 14 PLEASE NOTE: A► Press key N° 2 (Clean) to exit , the machine automatically carries out a reset cycle of the group, the display shows: B► Press key N° 4 (+) to reset the dose count , the disp lay shows : Reset Dose count - Press key N°...
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Page 15: System Manager
SYSTEM MANAGER To enter the programming environments, operate as follows: Turn the machine OFF. Keep both key No 11 and key No 16 pressed at the same time and turn the machine ON. The display show: System manager Machine Parameters System manager Service System manager... -
Page 16: F10 20 Machine Parameters
F10 20 MACHINE PARAMETERS Machine parameters Enter Language English German French Enter Flemish Spanish Czeck Italian Machine Configuration. Standard WARNING: 1) Available only on F 10 models Self Self + coin box Enter Program ON if the machine is connected to a water tank rather than a system with a water pressure which is not greater than 0.6 MPa Connector CN15 on master-PCB can control an external... - Page 17 Enter Milker 1 Milker rinsing Enter End delivery VARIABLE VALUE (-/+) Milker 2 3-10 sec Pause after milker 3 sec. Enter Waiting time 0-60 min Milk doesA-B 15min. Only for F20 Additional milk 2sec. 0-10 sec Enter Cold water mixer Enter Shift doses Enter...
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Page 18: Service
SERVICE System manager Service Enter System Clock Set-up Enter Press the keys +/- to program the date ( YY-MM-DD-DAY HH:MM - - / - - / - - - - - - - / - - YY-MM-DD-DAY) and the time (HH : Enter Washing Enter... - Page 19 Milker cleaning Enter Cleaning time 60sec. 1-120 sec Milker Cleaning alarm 0-10000 Cycles Enter Rinse After Milk Enter Milker.rinsing Stand by machine Enter Enter VARIABLE VALUE (-/+) Stand by machine 0-10 min. Stand by Pause 10 min. Stand by machine 0-180min.
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Page 20: Manual Movements F 10
MANUAL MOVEMENTS F 10 Manual movements Enter Key n°4 (+) to move the group upwards Manual movements Key n°5 ( - ) to move the group down wards Motor Group 1 MANUAL MOVEMENTS F 20 Manual movements Enter Key n°4 (+) to move the group upwards Manual movements Key n°5 ( - ) to move the group down wards Motor Group 1... -
Page 21: Test Actuators F10
TEST ACTUATORS F10 Test Actuators 1 Enter Test Actuators 2 Key = ( RCV ) Steam boiler element relay 3 Key = ( ) Motor pump 4 Key = ( ) Refill solenoid valve Y2.3 5 Key = ( Y2.5 –Y2.6 ) Hot water + Mix cold water for tea 11Key = Coffee group solenoid valve ( Y2.7 ) -
Page 22: Test Actuators F20
TEST ACTUATORS F20 Test Actuators 1 Enter Test Actuators 2 Key = ( RCV ) Steam boiler element relay 3 Key =( ) Motor pump 4 Key =( ) Refill solenoid valve Y2.3 5 Key = ( Y2.5 – Y2.6 ) Hot water + Mix cold water for tea 11 Key = Coffee group solenoid valve 1 ( Y2.7 ) -
Page 23: Info-Reset F10
INFO-RESET F10 Info Reset Enter Group cleaning Group cleaning xx Enter Confirm reset Group cleaning Enter Enter Milker cleaning Milker cleaning xx Enter Confirm reset Milker cleaning Enter Group cycles Group cycles xx Enter Enter Confirm reset Group cycles Enter Working hours G1 Working hours G1 xx... -
Page 24: Info-Reset F20
INFO-RESET F20 Info Reset Enter Group cleaning 1 Group cleaning 1 xx Enter Confirm reset Group cleaning 1 Enter Enter Group cleaning 2 Group cleaning 2 xx Enter Enter Group cleaning 2 Confirm reset Enter Milker cleaning 1 Milker cleaning 1 xx Enter Enter Cofirm reset... -
Page 25: Alarm History F10-F20
ALARM HISTORY F10-F20 1 : is the alarm number. Alarm history YYYYY: is the description of the alarm. Enter Z :is the number of times the alarm occurred in a row (2-255) Alarm history Enter 1 YYYYY Z Alarm history X YYYYY Z ✔... -
Page 26: Files Manager F10 - F20
FILES MANAGER F10 - F20 Files manager Enter (-/+) VARIABLE VALUE Files manager Enter Download Files manager Connect the card-reader to the motherboard from file X on the machine using the cable supplied. This function can be used File manager to download a new data Insert Cardisk configuration to the... -
Page 27: Update Software
The data transfer takes approx. 4 minutes and 30 seconds . At the end of the operation, the display shows: F 10/20 by CARIMALI REV. XXX followed by the message: Remove cyber card The message “Remove Cyber Card "... - Page 28 The software transfer starts automatically without any messages on the display. The software transfer takes approx. 4 minutes and 30 seconds. At the end of the operation, the display shows: F 10/20 by CARIMALI REV. XXX followed by the message: Remove cyber card The message “Remove Cyber Card"...
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Page 29: Preset Parameters
PRESET PARAMETERS Preset configuration data Enter Preset configuration data Please confirm Enter Please wait After 5 second the display shows: power off and power on With this function, all the set up values and machine counters take the default values set up by the manufacturer. PLEASE NOTE: A -By power off and power on, it is meant clearing and giving voltage to the machine. -
Page 30: Trouble Shooting
TROUBLE SHOOTING 1) 08-09 Alarm of too much coffee in the brewing chamber. 08-09 Too much coffee 1-2 This alarm is visualised on display by code 08 for group 1 and code 09 for group 2. Cause: during the movement of the upper piston downward to the brewing chamber, the group has reached the peak current failing the detection by the brewing chamber position optical sensor. - Page 31 Second case: this alarm is visualised on display by code 14 for group 1 and code 24 for group 2. Cause: during the downward movement from ejection position, once reached the stand-by position (optical sensor O1), the lower piston move further because of motor inertia. Therefore the upper piston reverses to get the alignment with the optical sensor O1;...
- Page 32 7) 32 Boiler filling alarm. 32 Filling up boiler T.O. This alarm is visualised on display by code 32 Causes: the stage of boiler fillings has exceeded the maximum time of 2 minutes; the level of the probe (SLC) has not been reached.
- Page 33 10) 91-92 Group maintenance alarm. 91-92 Group 1-2 Mainten. This alarm is visualised on display by code 91 for group 1 and code 92 for group 2. Cause: the group has reached the number of programmed cycles (see chapter System manager -Reset Doses Count ) Result: none.
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Page 34: Special Functions For Machine Calibration
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FOR MACHINE CALIBRATION 1) Calibrating the steam boiler pressure switch. To calibrate the working pressure of the steam boiler (0.9-1.1 Bars), rotate the “PR” pressure switch screw (see hydraulic diagram) clockwise to increase it, and anti-clockwise to decrease it. The working pressure of the steam boiler is displayed on pressure gauge “6”... -
Page 35: Recommendations For A Correct Preventive Maintenance
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A CORRECT PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PLEASE NOTE: This schedule is based on suppliers' recommendations along with previous service history on equipment currently out in the field. It is designed to prevent, as much as possible, equipment from breaking down and to assist in extending the operational life of the equipment. - Page 36 The Carimali S.p.A. product you have purchased is subject to Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and, in jurisdictions adopting that Directive, is marked as being put on the market after August 13, 2005, and should not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste.
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