Confirming Filling Levels - Melitta Cafina XT4 Operating Instructions Manual

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Confirming filling levels

The filling level must be confirmed at the machine each
time a supply container is filled.
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Bean container 1
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1. On the display, press the menu symbol "≡" (1) and
then "Filling levels".
͵ In self-service operation, you have to log in first
using the language selection symbol (see chap-
ter 5.3.2 on page 13).
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2. Press the required "
level displays to mark the following containers as full
(from left to right):
͵ Bean container 1 (front)
͵ Bean container 2 (rear)
͵ Instant container 1 (left)
͵ Instant container 2 (right)
͵ Fresh water canister
3. If you have topped up milk, press the button "Milk
container refilled" (2).
Note
If during a product dispensing the milk line runs
dry, press the button "Milk container refilled".
Then, the next milk product will be dispensed
correctly.
9 The filling levels have been confirmed.
Operation
Filling levels
Bean container 2 Instant container
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Milk container refilled
Fig. 11: Confirming filling levels
" button (4) above the filling
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You can adjust the filling levels even more accurately.
4. Press the required filling level display, e.g., of the
bean container 1 (3).
͵ A new window opens.
Filling level Bean container 1
Set to 100 %
Designation
Bean container 1
Cancel
Fig. 12: Adjusting filling levels more accurately
5. Select one of the following options:
• Press the " " button (1) to mark the container
as full.
• Touch the filling level display above or below the
bar (2) to adjust the filling level in steps.
• Slide the bar (2).
6. Press the "Save" button (3) to adopt the settings and
return to the previous screen.
9 The filling levels have been confirmed.
If the filling level for a consumable drops below a set
value while a product is being dispensed, a warning will
appear on the display. If you confirm that the consum-
able has been refilled, you can then adjust the new filling
level straight away in a similar dialog as shown in Fig. 12.
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