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  • Page 1 SERVICE MANUAL...
  • Page 2 SERVICE MANUAL Edition Date Modifications 10/2016 First Edition 08/2017 General revision Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 3 SERVICE MANUAL MACHINE DESCRIPTION FIRST INSTALLATION AND PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL SURFACE INFUSION UNIT STEAM HEATER COFFEE BOILERS HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT ELECTRIC COMPONENTS ALARMS AND CONTROL OF THE EMERGENCIES SPECIAL FUNCTIONS MAINTENANCE CHECKING TROUBLESHOOTING DIAGRAMS SPARE PART CATALOGUE Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 5 SERVICE MANUAL INDEX MACHINE DESCRIPTION ..1.1 STEAM HEATER ....5.1 DESCRIPTION..... . . 1.2 EMPTYING THE HEATER .
  • Page 6 SERVICE MANUAL 8.11 LOAD CELLS AND SENSORS SPARE PART CATALOGUE ..14.1 (VERSION G ONLY)....8.20 14.1 EXTERNAL COMPONENTS 8.12 REMOTE CONTROL .
  • Page 7 SERVICE MANUAL MACHINE DESCRIPTION INDEX MACHINE DESCRIPTION ..1.1 DESCRIPTION ....1.2 KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION (Standard configuration) ..1.3 SAFETY REGULATIONS.
  • Page 8 SERVICE MANUAL DESCRIPTION Fig. 1 Hot water delivery Control panel Delivery Steam button unit knob 2-coffees Coffee delivery Steam spout buttons knob Hot water nozzle Data plate Manual steam nozzle Adjustable Pressure Gravimetric Main switch Filter-holder Manual foot Gauge Devices steam nozzle Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 9 SERVICE MANUAL KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION (Standard configuration) Fig. 2 Coffee dispensing TFT display Display group buttons Machine On/ Cleaning USB port Off button button Cup warmer Rotary On/Off switch button Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 10 Victoria Arduino reserves the right to make any the maximum power input stated on the plate. changes to products and the manual without the need for any updates to previous products Fig.
  • Page 11 SERVICE MANUAL This appliance must only be used as described WARNING in this handbook. The manufacturer shall RISK OF SHORT CIRCUITS not be liable for any damage caused due to improper, incorrect and unreasonable use. Fig. 5 This appliance is not suitable for use by chil- dren or persons with reduced physical, sen- sory or mental capabilities, or by persons with a lack of experience or knowledge, unless...
  • Page 12 SERVICE MANUAL facturer that will give you information about Fig. 7 this. Fig. 9 In case of breakdown or wrong functioning of the machine, switch it off. Any intervention is strictly forbidden. Contact qualified experts Handle the vapour spear with care when only.
  • Page 13 SERVICE MANUAL MACHINE IDENTIFICATION WARNING Always quote the machine serial number in all communications to the manufacturer Victoria INFORMATION TO THE USERS Arduino. Pursuant to Art. 13 of the Legislative Decree dated 25th July 2005, No. Fig. 11 151 “Implementation of the 2002/95/ Model Version EC, 2002/96/EC, and 2003/108/EC...
  • Page 14 SERVICE MANUAL TRANSPORT WARNING The machine is transported on pallets which also RISK OF POLLUTION contain other machines - all boxed and secured to the pallet with supports. Fig. 13 Before carrying out any transport or handling operation, the operator must: as well as a set of overalls which must be elasticated at the wrists and ankles.
  • Page 15 SERVICE MANUAL FIRST INSTALLATION AND PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS INDEX FIRST INSTALLATION AND PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS ..2.1 FIRST INSTALLATION ... . . 2.2 2.1.1 WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS..2.2 2.1.2 WATER SPECIFICATIONS .
  • Page 16 SERVICE MANUAL FIRST INSTALLATION RISK OF POLLUTION 2.1.1 WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS DO NOT DISPOSE PACKAGING in the environ- TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ment. Fig. 15 Prior to installation please carefully read the safety instructions in this manual. The company cannot be held responsible for damage to per- sons or property arising from non-compliance with safety regulations, either during installation or maintenance of the machine described in this...
  • Page 17 SERVICE MANUAL Once the machine is out of the packaging and its integrity, and that of the accessories has been WARNING checked, place it on a flat, horizontal surface and if necessary, use the adjustable feet to make sure Avoid throttling in the connecting tubes. it is correctly level: Assess that the drain pipe (3) is able to elimi- Turn the feet to the left to raise the machine...
  • Page 18 3mm. Victoria Arduino is not liable for any damage to people or objects due to not observing current security measures. Prior to connecting the machine to the electri- cal mains, assess that the voltage shown on the machine’s data plate corresponds with that of...
  • Page 19 SERVICE MANUAL 2.1.4 CONNECTION TO WATER SUPPLY Fig. 18 The machine comes with a loading tube with a 3/8-inch connection for the water main. The cable is already installed in the machine, simply connect it to the water supply. Verify that the water inlet pressure is between Fig.
  • Page 20 SERVICE MANUAL 2.1.5 PROCEDURE OF FIRST INSTALLATION When first installing the machine or after main- Fig. 21 tenance on one of the coffee boilers, switch ON the machine using the main switch positioned to CLOCK DISABLED the bottom on the right and proceed as follows: If the message “OFF –...
  • Page 21 SERVICE MANUAL NOTE If this cycle is interrupted due to a power out- age or if the machine is accidentally switched off from the main switch, the next time the machine is switched on, the cycle will be started again for other 45 seconds. Similarly, if the cycle does not end with the outflow of water from all the coffee boilers, it is reason- able to turn off the machine immediately and...
  • Page 22 SERVICE MANUAL 2.1.6 PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT Fig. 24 The pressure of the machine must be set while the coffee is brewing. While coffee is delivered, check that the value of the gauge reaches 9 bar, the optimum value. In the event that it were necessary, use the knob located below the machine to make an appropri- ate adjustment.
  • Page 23 SERVICE MANUAL CABLE STRIP Fig. 27 COVERING (optional) Once the machine has been levelled and con- nected to the power and water mains, use the cable strips (optional) to cover up the wiring, as shown in the figure. 2.2.1 PROGRAMMING BEFORE IN- Fig.
  • Page 24 SERVICE MANUAL This shows the page for selecting the language Fig. 30 for the whole interface. Language Italiano Italiano English English Francais Francais Deutsch D D eutsch Espanol Espanol Use the rotary switch to move within the screen Fig. 31 and press to confirm the language selected.
  • Page 25 SERVICE MANUAL 4 options will be displayed: Fig. 34 Setpoint Setpoint Group Group Boiler oiler Steam boiler eam bo oiler Cup warmer Cup warmer setpoint setpoint t setpoint etpoin setpoint etpoint Fig. 35 GROUPS SET POINT Group setpoint Use the rotary switch to select the coffee group to adjust and confirm by pressing it.
  • Page 26 SERVICE MANUAL TEMPERATURE OF THE STEAM HEATER Fig. 38 To adjust the temperature of the steam heater, Steam boiler setpoint return to the previous screen by pressing the menu button. Steam boiler setpoint Steam boiler setp 1.17 1 17 STEAM BOILER SET POINT Steam boiler setpoint The display shows: 0.86...
  • Page 27 SERVICE MANUAL PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE TABLE °C °F 1,45 1,50 258,8 1,55 126,5 259,7 1,60 260,6 2.2.4 SETTING OF DOSES Fig. 40 (VOLUMETRIC VERSION) Main Menu Use the rotary switch to move to the "Dose Program." icon and press to open: Language Dose Temperature Key and display...
  • Page 28 SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 43 Select the icon again with the rotary switch and press. All programmable keys will start to flash: COFFEE Fig. 44 Press the button to be programmed, the display shows the icon for the selected key and the value already programmed.
  • Page 29 SERVICE MANUAL HOT WATER Fig. 46 Press the hot water button to be pro- grammed; the display shows the icon for the Dose programming function selected and the value already pro- grammed. Seconds Seconds Programmed seconds It is possible to change the dose using the rotary switch and then pressing it to confirm the setting.
  • Page 30 SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 49 STANDARD DOSES With this function you can recall the values of "standard doses" for the groups. The display Standard dose shows: Select standard dose Select the coffee group to which the programmed "standard doses" apply and confirm by pressing the rotary switch.
  • Page 31 SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 52 WEIGHT CALIBRATION The calibration function was introduced to have Weight calibration a univocal correspondence with a possible exter- Select group to calibration nal reference scale. Select the group to be calibrated. Press the rotary switch to select the group to be Fig.
  • Page 32 SERVICE MANUAL The machine will dispense up to 100 gr. Fig. 56 The value displayed may obviously be slightly higher. Weight calibration At this point it is necessary to verify the corre- Modify weight detected spondence between the value displayed above 102.0 the group (e.g.

  • Page 33: Table Of Contents

    SERVICE MANUAL REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL SURFACE INDEX TOOLS NEEDED: REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL SURFACE ..3.1 REMOVAL OF THE CUP HOLDER SURFACE ..3.2 REMOVING OUTER PANELS .

  • Page 34: Removal Of The Cup Holder Surface

    SERVICE MANUAL Use gloves to protect against sharp or hot sur- Fig. 57 CUTTING faces that you can bump against involuntarily during operations. NOTE Before proceeding with the removal of the SURFACES panels it is advisable to clean and free up enough space where the machine parts will rest so that they are not be unintentionally damaged.

  • Page 35: Removing Outer Panels

    SERVICE MANUAL Disconnect the power supply of the cup Fig. 61 warmer and remove all panels. REMOVING OUTER PANELS Fig. 62 The side panels of the VA388 can be removed independently by partially unscrewing the screws for each panel, accessible without removing the various parts.

  • Page 36: Removal Of The Front, Lower Panel

    SERVICE MANUAL REAR PANEL Fig. 65 To remove the back panel: remove both side panels; loosen the 3 screws found on the top. Carefully remove the panel. Fig. 66 NOTE During reassembly, first insert the rear panel then the side panels to avoid damaging them. REMOVAL OF THE FRONT, LOWER PANEL To remove the lower front panel, it is necessary to:...

  • Page 37: Removing The Group Cover

    SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 69 NOTE Thanks to the shape of the panel, it is unnec- essary to loosen the screws completely. Lower the panel to free it from the fixing Fig. 70 screws. To remove the panel complete, lift it up, turn Fig.
  • Page 38 SERVICE MANUAL Use a 3mm hex screwdriver to partially Fig. 73 unscrew the two screws holding the group cover. Fig. 74 NOTE The two screws are located on the sides of the coffee valve. Fig. 75 NOTE You can use the mirror effect of the work sur- face to easily center the screws.

  • Page 39: Removing The Tft Screen

    SERVICE MANUAL Rotate the group cover from the bottom Fig. 77 upwards to free it from the lower support. Rotate the group cover from the top down- Fig. 78 wards to remove it from the machine. If nec- essary, disconnect any connections. REMOVING THE TFT SCREEN To remove the panel that holds the TFT screen:...
  • Page 40 SERVICE MANUAL Lift the bottom of the screen to free it from Fig. 81 the support. Lift the screen and remove it from its seat. Fig. 82 NOTE For more information and operations on the TFT screen, see chapter 8. Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 41 SERVICE MANUAL INFUSION UNIT Change every 4-6 months Change every 12-18 months INDEX TOOLS NEEDED: INFUSION UNIT INDEX ..4.1 REMOVAL OF SHOWER AND GASKET....4.4 REPLACING THE GASKET IN THE PRE-INFUSION CHAMBER 4.5 REMOVAL OF THE...
  • Page 42 SERVICE MANUAL The infusion unit of the VA388 is different from Fig. 83 common systems with thermosiphon circulation. In this case in fact the temperature of the unit is ensured by the presence of a 300 W heating elements cartridge that lights up based on the needs assessed from time to time by the tem- perature probe located on the upper side.
  • Page 43 SERVICE MANUAL The last part of the machine is houses a pavilion, Fig. 86 a shower and underpan gasket. The pavilion distances the shower from the cof- fee, according to the need for different thick- nesses. The standard machine comes with 3 mm pavil- ions;...

  • Page 44: Removal Of Shower And Gasket

    SERVICE MANUAL REMOVAL OF SHOWER AND Fig. 89 GASKET To remove the shower and pavilion it is sufficient to loosen the central screw under the unit. Fig. 90 WARNING If the machine was turned off recently, protect yourself with thermal insulation gloves. To change the gasket use an awl or a slim flat- Fig.

  • Page 45: Replacing The Gasket In The Pre-Infusion Chamber

    SERVICE MANUAL REPLACING THE GASKET IN Fig. 92 THE PRE-INFUSION CHAM- The pre-infusion chamber is sealed by a cover fixed with four hex screws. Under the cover there is a gasket that should be changed annually, in fact like all seals, it may deteriorate in time and lose elasticity.

  • Page 46: Removal Of The

    SERVICE MANUAL REMOVAL OF THE TEMPER- ATURE PROBE, AND UNIT HEATING ELEMENTS (T3 VERSION ONLY) The group is heated with a 300 W heating ele- ments cartridge that is controlled directly by the control unit according to the needs detected by the temperature probe.
  • Page 47 SERVICE MANUAL HOW TO REPLACE THE HEATING ELE- Fig. 99 MENTS To remove the heating elements cartridge initially remove the screw that holds it in place with a Phillips screwdriver. The screw is located in the rear wall of the wall that holds the unit.

  • Page 48: Coffee Valve

    SERVICE MANUAL COFFEE VALVE Fig. 102 Each unit is provided with a three-way valve called coffee valve. It is a solenoid valve that is normally closed and opens when it received a command to dispense coffee. When this valve is closed the liquid that remains in the hydraulic circuit is pushed by pressure towards the third valve passage, connected to the wastewater collector.
  • Page 49 SERVICE MANUAL Disconnect the Teflon tube of the third pas- Fig. 105 sage. Unscrew the fixing nut of the head with a Fig. 106 wrench No. 14. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench or a screwdriver Fig. 107 of the same type to remove the two screws that fix the head to the group.
  • Page 50 SERVICE MANUAL Thoroughly inspect the presence of limestone or Fig. 109 oily residues by unscrewing the valve base. These residues may obstruct the free movement of water, favouring the stagnation of water in the filter holder. NOTE In the presence of oily residues properly instruct staff using the machine to perform regular deep cleaning.
  • Page 51 SERVICE MANUAL STEAM HEATER Change every 12-18 months INDEX TOOLS NEEDED: STEAM HEATER INDEX... 5.1 EMPTYING THE HEATER ... . . 5.2 ACCESS TO THE HEATER .

  • Page 52: Emptying The Heater

    SERVICE MANUAL EMPTYING THE HEATER Fig. 110 DANGER Before proceeding with the operations described in the chapter make sure that the DANGER machine is turned off and unplugged from the mains. Discharge any residual pressure pre- sent in the steam circuit. WARNING Before emptying the boiler, disconnect the water inlets inside the water circuit by turning...
  • Page 53 SERVICE MANUAL Turn off the water inlet to the pump. Fig. 113 Once you see that there is no more steam Fig. 114 and pressure in the boiler, lift the lid on the exhaust manifold. With a No. 17 key unscrew the bolt inside Fig.

  • Page 54: Access To The Heater

    SERVICE MANUAL ACCESS TO THE HEATER To access the heating elements and the visible parts of the heater: Loosen the two Phillips screws on the upper Fig. 116 right side of the cup warmer and carefully remove the side Fig. 117 The visible parts are: the level probe.

  • Page 55: Heating Element And Heat Protection

    SERVICE MANUAL HEATING ELEMENT AND HEAT PROTECTION The main heater of VA388 T3 has the following resistances: There are three heating elements, one for each Fig. 119 phase, therefore, in the terminal box we find the neutrals connected in parallel (N) and the three phases which arrive each to a different element, perfectly distributing the absorption of the current.
  • Page 56 SERVICE MANUAL Remove with care the panel out of its slot. Fig. 122 Fig. 123 NOTE Each time you replace the heating elements is also necessary to change the Teflon O-ring that isolates it from the heater because it is a part subject to wear, therefore the component it must be ordered together with the heating elements.

  • Page 57: Replacement Of The Level Gauge

    SERVICE MANUAL REPLACEMENT OF THE Fig. 124 LEVEL GAUGE The water inside the heater is maintained at a constant level through the use of a level probe inserted inside the heater. This probe is connected to the electronic control unit that continuously polls the probe. Being always exposed to high temperatures and steam/water it is subject to encrustations which can inhibit operations.

  • Page 58: Anti-Suction Valve

    SERVICE MANUAL ANTI-SUCTION VALVE Fig. 128 The anti-suction valve ensures that air enters the heater during the machine cooling phase. In this way the reduction of water volume due to cooling does not create decompressions that may give rise to drawbacks such as the suction of milk through the steam nozzle.

  • Page 59: Safety Valve

    SERVICE MANUAL SAFETY VALVE Fig. 130 The steam safety valve is made to open at the pressure of 1.8 bar. If necessary, it can be replaced using a key to lock the tube that carries the steam and unscrew the entire assembly. WHEN TO REPLACE For safety reasons each time the valve comes into operation it should be replaced to ensure...
  • Page 60 SERVICE MANUAL WHEN TO INSPECT CONNECTIONS Because of the hardness of the water it is possi- ble that over time the limestone will stratify close to the joint, so it is advisable to check that the water flows freely. WARNING To lower the pressure of the coffee dispensing circuit close the pump input tap and depres- surize the circuit activating the delivery from...
  • Page 61 SERVICE MANUAL Collect the water contained in the tube in an Fig. 137 appropriate container. Unscrew the fittings and make sure they are Fig. 138 clear of obstructions. Remove the lime scale using a appropriate Fig. 139 descaling product (citric acid, phosphoric acid).
  • Page 62 SERVICE MANUAL 5.12 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 63 SERVICE MANUAL COFFEE BOILERS BOILER T3 UNTIL 17-03-2016 BOILER T3 FROM 18-03-2016 Change every 12-18 months INDEX TOOLS NEEDED: COFFEE BOILERS ....6.1 COFFEE BOILERS ....6.2 ACCESS TO COFFEE BOILERS .

  • Page 64: Coffee Boilers

    SERVICE MANUAL COFFEE BOILERS Fig. 141 There is a 0.7 litre coffee boiler in each unit in the T3 machines. The consumption of each of these coffee boilers is 1000 W. The coffee boilers are equipped with a tem- Fig. 142 perature probe that communicates with the elec- tronic board and an expansion valve to allow the release of excess water expansion formed during...

  • Page 65: Access To The Bottom Of The Heater

    SERVICE MANUAL Lift the panel and disconnect the connector Fig. 145 of the cup warmer heating elements. 6.2.2 ACCESS TO THE BOTTOM OF Fig. 146 THE HEATER To access the bottom of the coffee boiler it is necessary to remove the work surface and the panel placed on the groups.

  • Page 66: Emptying Of The Coffee Boiler

    SERVICE MANUAL EMPTYING OF THE COFFEE BOILER To operate safely when replacing parts of the boiler, it may be necessary to empty the boiler completely. Before working on the machine insert the "CLOCK DISABLED" mode. Turn off the machine until the OFF message is displayed. Hold the cleaning button pressed until the words "CLOCK DISABLED"...
  • Page 67 SERVICE MANUAL Alternatively, place an appropriate container Fig. 152 under the heater (e.g. milk jug). Initially, water will not come out because there is no air entering the heater. Fig. 153 NOTE In the newer boilers the water inlet pipe in the boiler is made in copper.
  • Page 68 SERVICE MANUAL TEMPERATURE PROBE Fig. 156 The temperature probes of the coffee boilers interface with the control unit located on the left To PC side of the machine through a passive signal col- board lector connected with the control unit via a flat cable.
  • Page 69 SERVICE MANUAL If the probe is damaged it may short circuit. In Fig. 159 this case the message displayed will be: Sunday 21 March 14:45 “Heater probe error X CC”. °C °C °C °C SOLUTION Replace the probe. Boiler sensor error 2 CC SOLUTION Follow the entire route of the probe up to the data collector and check that the cable...

  • Page 70: Replacement Of The Teflon Injector

    SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 161 NOTE When reinstalling the probe the threading must be wrapped with Teflon tape or use liq- uid Loctite to prevent leakage. It is useful for replacement operations to clamp Fig. 162 the wires to collect them together to make accessing easier and to avoid contact with high temperature surfaces.
  • Page 71 SERVICE MANUAL The holes of the injector tend to become clogged Fig. 165 if the operating water is not optimally softened or after several months of work. 98030500 For this reason, we recommend that the injectors be replaced once a year. To remove the injectors it is necessary to drain Fig.
  • Page 72 SERVICE MANUAL HOW TO CHECK THE OPERATION OF THE INJECTOR? Should it occur that one unit dispenses less water than the others check to see whether the problem is related to the injector that has accumulated too much limestone. The following instructions are indicative because the result will depend on the incoming water pressure.

  • Page 73: Removal Of The Heater

    SERVICE MANUAL Reopen the tap of the pump taking care to Fig. 172 place an appropriate container (e.g. Milk jug) below the nozzle. IF THE FLOW THAT ARRIVES IS REDUCED Check if upstream of the heater the water flow is minor. If also at the exit from the heat exchanger the flow is minor the problem is upstream, probably in the fitting that injects cold water into the heat exchanger or in the...

  • Page 74: Thermal Fuse

    SERVICE MANUAL Disconnect the exhaust pipe of the expan- Fig. 175 sion valve. The loosen the two screws holding the Fig. 176 heater using a No. 7 wrench. Simply partially loosen the screw because the mechanism is recessed. Once the screws are loosened lift the heater and remove it from its housing.

  • Page 75: Procedure For Automatically Filling The Coffee Boiler

    SERVICE MANUAL PROCEDURE FOR AUTOMATICALLY FILL- Fig. 178 ING THE COFFEE BOILER Once the various parts of heater, or the heater itself, have been replaced it is necessary to care- fully fill it to prevent it from starting to heat in the absence of water.
  • Page 76 SERVICE MANUAL 6.14 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 77 SERVICE MANUAL HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT INDEX TOOLS NEEDED: HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT ... 7.1 DRAINING TUBS AND SERVICE TAPS ....7.2 THE PUMPING ELEMENT .

  • Page 78: Draining Tubs And Service Taps

    SERVICE MANUAL Normally in conventional machines the cold water Fig. 181 is fed into the lower part of the heat exchanger and then exits from the upper part. T3 technology instead uses water in a different way: the liquid enters the heat exchanger from above and exits from below.
  • Page 79 SERVICE MANUAL Once the front panel is removed the follow- Fig. 185 ing are visible: A The pump valve to close incoming water; B The service valve to prevent boiler water from returning into the hydraulic circuit; C The water drip tray. The water collection tray has a lid to which are Fig.

  • Page 80: The Pumping Element

    SERVICE MANUAL The cover of the water draining tray must have Fig. 189 rubber fittings that are unused and appropriately obstructed, and the O-ring of the lid perfectly positioned in its seat to ensure maximum grip. THE PUMPING ELEMENT The pump of the VA388 is located on the left side of the machine.

  • Page 81: Removal Of The Pump

    SERVICE MANUAL REMOVAL OF THE PUMP Fig. 190 If the pump needs to be removed it is necessary to: Remove the left cover panel and the front. Completely loosen the pressure control wheel. Close the water inlet valve upstream from Fig.

  • Page 82: Removal Of The Capacitor

    SERVICE MANUAL REMOVAL OF THE CAPACITOR Fig. 194 DANGER Before proceeding with the operations described in the chapter make sure that the DANGER machine is turned off and unplugged from the mains. To replace the capacitor: Fig. 195 Remove the left side panel as shown in chapter 3.
  • Page 83 SERVICE MANUAL Unscrew the four screws holding the motor. Fig. 198 In the picture the holders that support the motor plate. Disconnect the motor. Fig. 199 Carefully remove the motor. Fig. 200 Remove the capacitor using a 13 mm wrench. Fig.

  • Page 84: Replacing The Coffee Valve

    SERVICE MANUAL Remove the side clamps which hold the Fig. 202 motor to the mounting plate using an 8 mm wrench. Fit the new motor in the mounting plate and Fig. 203 replace all removed parts. REPLACING THE Fig. 204 COFFEE VALVE The coffee valve is located under the work sur- face.
  • Page 85 SERVICE MANUAL Disconnect valve outlet using a key No. 17. Fig. 206 Disconnect the pipe that carries water to Fig. 207 heat exchangers. Unscrew and remove the valve head. Fig. 208 Remove the screws of the plate that holds Fig. 209 the valve in position.

  • Page 86: Flowmeter And Non-Return Valve (Only Version V)

    SERVICE MANUAL Remove the valve assembly. At this point it is Fig. 210 possible to remove the electromagnetic coil with a 14 mm key and the movable cylinder with a 24 mm wrench. If the valve is completely replaced, use Fig.
  • Page 87 SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 212 If one of these cases occurs, pressing one of the buttons with pre-set the machine does not make coffee and never stops (obstruction to the limit), or Domenica 21 Marzo Menu Principale 14:45 it can happen that the delivery does not stop or will °C °C °C...
  • Page 88 SERVICE MANUAL HOW TO VERIFY THE SIGNAL OF THE FAN Fig. 214 To measure the signal it is necessary to access to the electronic board located on the left side. Remove the left side panel. Unscrew the screw to open the flap. Access the board by loosening the top and Fig.
  • Page 89 SERVICE MANUAL HOW TO REMOVE THE FAN If instead it is necessary to inspect or remove the flowmeter: Remove the front panel and close the valve Fig. 217 on the pump. Remove the cup warmer modules. The flow- Fig. 218 meters are located under the right module.
  • Page 90 SERVICE MANUAL Unscrew and remove the power to the sen- Fig. 221 sor. The flowmeter includes several parts, it is advis- Fig. 222 able to replace the gaskets every time it is fully inspected. Check that there is no limestone in the Ventolino Fig.
  • Page 91 SERVICE MANUAL We recommend changing the valve located Fig. 225 downstream of fan at least once a year. Attention must be given to the gigler at the exit from the fan: it can clog and affect the pre- infusion. To remove, clean or change it use an Allen wrench or a 4 mm hex screwdriver.

  • Page 92: Hot And Cold Water Valve

    SERVICE MANUAL At this point it becomes much easier to Fig. 229 remove the flowmeter by removing the underlying screws that bind it to the metal plate. COLD WATER VALVE The VA388 is provided with a hot water tap with adjustable mixer.
  • Page 93 SERVICE MANUAL Position the tip at the point indicated in the figure Fig. 231 while dispensing, considering that the hot water and cold water valves are in parallel, just verify the operation of this relay to check both valves. HOW TO ACCESS THE VALVES Fig.
  • Page 94 SERVICE MANUAL Remove the nut that holds the head of the Fig. 235 coil using a 14 mm wrench. Turn and loosen the head that feeds it. Fig. 236 Place absorbent material (e.g. Paper) to pre- Fig. 237 vent leaks from affecting the motor or the circuit board and unscrew the moving part of the electronic valve using a 24 mm wrench.

  • Page 95: Steam Nozzle

    SERVICE MANUAL COLD WATER VALVE Fig. 239 The same procedure also applies for the cold water valve. In this case, since it is connected with a tap it may be necessary to replace the whole part. STEAM NOZZLE Fig. 240 The steam nozzle is composed of a piston actu- ated by the knob, which presses on a nut with spring return.
  • Page 96 SERVICE MANUAL If there is a loss of vapour or condensation, it is Fig. 242 necessary to: Turn the machine off, let out all the steam until there is no pressure in the heater. Fig. 243 Unscrew the pair of screws shown in the figure using a Phillips screwdriver.
  • Page 97 SERVICE MANUAL Unscrew the nut of the hose that carries the Fig. 246 steam using a 20 mm wrench. Hold the nozzle still using a spanner. Using a 22 mm wrench loosen the nut that Fig. 247 holds the release nozzle to the machine. Use a 22 mm wrench to hold the valve still.
  • Page 98 SERVICE MANUAL Using a 22 mm wrench remove the steam noz- Fig. 250 zle from its housing. We recommend replacing the gasket at least once a year. Unscrew the fitting with a 21 mm wrench to Fig. 251 reach the spring. We recommend replacing the gasket at least once a year.
  • Page 99 SERVICE MANUAL The VA388 is equipped with steam nozzles of the Fig. 254 cool touch series. These steam nozzles, thanks to the presence of an internal Teflon tube, do not heat up quickly. In this way, the bartender has a chance to work more comfortably even on an ongoing basis, without the fear that the steam nozzle may reach excessive temperatures.
  • Page 100 SERVICE MANUAL The correct position of the lever with respect Fig. 258 to the piston is shown in the picture and is the groove in the middle of the lever. MANUAL CONTINOUS When fixing the screw that holds the lever on the Fig.
  • Page 101 SERVICE MANUAL ELECTRIC COMPONENTS INDEX TOOLS NEEDED: ELECTRIC COMPONENTS ..8.1 CONTROL UNIT ..... 8.2 THE CONTACTOR .

  • Page 102: Control Unit

    SERVICE MANUAL CONTROL UNIT Fig. 261 To access the main board it is necessary to: Remove the left side panel, disconnecting the lights. Remove the screw that holds the door closed using a Phillips screwdriver. Loosen the two top and bottom screws with Fig.
  • Page 103 SERVICE MANUAL Connections that are at the top are used to con- Fig. 265 15.....1 nect the fans and the temperature probes for the steam nozzles. Volumetric version PIN CODE COLOUR DESCRIPTION CABLE 1 SL Level probe Yellow Mass level probe Verde Black Right steam...
  • Page 104 SERVICE MANUAL CODE COLOUR DESCRIPTION CABLE Fig. 266 1 gr coffee valve relay 2 gr coffee valve relay 3 gr coffee valve relay 4 gr coffee valve relay 12..1 Pump relay Auto level EVLIV valve relay Hot water EVH2O valve relay Left steam STEAM1 valve...
  • Page 105 SERVICE MANUAL EXTRA STEAM NOZZLE: Fig. 267 If automatic lances nozzles are installed such as Autosteam or Easycream extra wiring is added which is connected as shown in the next image. The connector feeds the compressors and valves: Right compressor (cable 15). Left compressor.

  • Page 106: The Contactor

    SERVICE MANUAL The flat cables that are located on the left side of the Fig. 271 board are respectively: Connection of the control unit with the data collector probes. Connection with the control unit of the screen. Connect groups screens. Connection unit Gravimetric probes (gravi- metric version only).

  • Page 107: Static Relays

    SERVICE MANUAL The contactor is a relay that supplies power to Fig. 274 the heating elements of the machine. Then interrupt the neutral and the three phases and the enabling is established by the control unit . In fact, when the machine is turned on the water level is checked and if the feedback is positive the meter is enabled by the control unit.
  • Page 108 SERVICE MANUAL The three relays are connected in the control unit Fig. 277 with a single connector. The operation is checked by means of LEDs that Fig. 278 light up in the heating phase of the machine. To test simply let out a lot of steam from a steam nozzle until the heating elements starts again.
  • Page 109 SERVICE MANUAL This way it is possible to know and understand if Fig. 281 there are problems in the relay or in the probe. Example: The probe does not read values, but the boiler/group is active: The problem is with the probe.

  • Page 110: Access To The Static Relays And The Sensor Card

    SERVICE MANUAL ACCESS TO THE STATIC Fig. 284 RELAYS AND THE SENSOR CARD To access the data collector, it is necessary to: Remove the panel on the right side by par- tially unscrewing the two screws that hold the panel. Fig.

  • Page 111: Access And Replacement Of The Digital

    SERVICE MANUAL To access the relay sockets remove the screws Fig. 288 "A" that hold the covers using a No. 6 wrench. The relays of the steam boiler are located verti- Fig. 289 cally on the right side of the machine. To access the relays of the steam boiler heating Fig.

  • Page 112: Replacement Of Tft Screen

    SERVICE MANUAL At this point the pressure switch is perfectly vis- ible, it is fixed to the frame of the machine. The values that the pressure switch reads can be measured with a voltmeter in DC volts meas- urements. Put the test leads between the black cable and the white one to read the voltage varia- tion comprised in a range between 0.6 V and 4 V.
  • Page 113 SERVICE MANUAL Remove the screen from its holder. Fig. 295 First lift the lower side, then the upper. Unscrew the four screws that secure the Fig. 296 back cover. Remove the knob of the rotary switch and Fig. 297 then the panel. Disconnect all ribbon cables that connect Fig.

  • Page 114: Updating The Tft Screen

    SERVICE MANUAL Lastly, remove the grounding connection. Fig. 299 UPDATING THE TFT SCREEN Fig. 300 If needed, it is possible to update the firm- Menu Principale ware of the TFT screen using a USB stick. Lingua Program. Set point Impostazioni dosi temperatura tasti e display...
  • Page 115 SERVICE MANUAL NOTE The cells highlighted in RED indicate compatibility with the REMOTE CONTROL. MACHINE MODEL: VA388 VOLUMETRIC TFT: TFT: Cod. NS: Cod. NS: 04901169 04901156 VATFTR VATFT 0.04 0.07 1.00 1.01 1.02 2.00 2.10 Control unit Main Board: 0.04 Cod.

  • Page 116: Replacement Of Group Push Button Panels And Screens

    SERVICE MANUAL REPLACEMENT OF GROUP Fig. 303 PUSH BUTTON PANELS AND SCREENS Remove group bodies as shown in detail in Chapter 3 Disconnect the cable connected to the Fig. 304 screen and the one connected to the panel. The keyboards of the various groups are all con- nected to the same ribbon cable.
  • Page 117 SERVICE MANUAL WHEN TO CHECK THE KEYBOARDS Two units deliver by pressing only one button (check the pins and the flat cable). Some keys do not work anymore (replaced due to wear). All buttons do not work (before replacing check the connection of the flat cable). REPLACEMENT OF GROUP SCREENS Fig.

  • Page 118: Machine Configuration

    SERVICE MANUAL MACHINE CONFIGURATION Fig. 309 The control units of the VA388 are the same for Main Menu all versions (2-3 groups, steam nozzle automatic and not, etc..), so when you change a control you must set the parameters that characterize Language Dose Temperature...

  • Page 119: Gravimetric

    SERVICE MANUAL Set the various parameters using the scroll Fig. 313 wheel to scroll through the various options e.g.: T3/digit, 2/3 units etc. Menu Principale Impostazioni tecniche See Chapter 10 for more details. Exit configuration by pressing the “Home” Operating mode Operating mode key.

  • Page 120: Load Cells And Sensors

    SERVICE MANUAL Unscrew the hex screws to completely Fig. 316 remove the gravimetric unit. 8.11 LOAD CELLS AND SENSORS Fig. 317 (version G only) The load cells allow the calculation of the actual weight of the coffee dispensed from each group and are positioned in the front area of the machine.
  • Page 121 SERVICE MANUAL Disconnect the electrical wiring of the group Fig. 320 examined 1,2 and 3 from the control unit. With a Phillips screwdriver, unscrew the two Fig. 321 front screws "A" and loosen the rear screws "B". At this point the load cell is free and can be pulled towards the front of the machine.
  • Page 122 SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 323 NOTE During reassembly it is necessary to adjust the inclination of the sensor via the two front screws "A" and the rear screws "B": The front screws must be secured in the rear upper part of the slot. The rear screws must be fixed at the bottom part of the slot.

  • Page 123: Remote Control

    SERVICE MANUAL 8.12 REMOTE CONTROL The remote control module is formed by a box Fig. 326 with two connections: one for data, and a pair of sockets for the 230V power supply as in the figure. Fig. 327 To configure the module it is necessary to firstly Fig.
  • Page 124 SERVICE MANUAL To configure the module you will need a laptop Fig. 330 with a Wi-Fi antenna. As soon as the tiny module is powered by turn- ing on the machine, it will behave like a hot-spot, therefore you can see that between the Wi-Fi networks available there will be one named "NS-XXXXXX"...
  • Page 125 SERVICE MANUAL NOTE Select also the type of key used. If WPA2 is not working, set up your router with a WPA key. After making the configuration, save all your set- tings by pressing the SAVE button. Lastly, click the REBOOT button on the top right to restart the Wi-Fi module and conclude the connection operation between module and network.
  • Page 126 SERVICE MANUAL 8.26 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 127 SERVICE MANUAL ALARMS AND CONTROL OF THE EMERGENCIES INDEX ALARMS AND CONTROL OF THE EMERGENCIES ... . 9.1 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 128 SERVICE MANUAL The alarms and the errors signalled by the TFT-series control units are listed below. Please note that some alarm or error messages are significant only from certain releases on. DISPLAY CAUSE SOLUTION This alarm signals the need to Menu >...
  • Page 129 SERVICE MANUAL DISPLAY CAUSE SOLUTION This error signals that the limit time on the auto-level was reached. This turn it on again to check wheth- time is 90 secs. when the pump er the problem still occurs. is active with the level ,otherwise it is 180 secs.
  • Page 130 SERVICE MANUAL DISPLAY CAUSE SOLUTION This error signals a problem on the X unit probe. the X unit probe shorted. the X unit probe is not con- GROUP PROBE X nected or the control unit sees ERROR it as not connected. values detected by the probe using a tester.
  • Page 131 SERVICE MANUAL SPECIAL FUNCTIONS INDEX SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ..10.1 10.1 GROUP OFFSET ADJUSTMENT . . . 10.2 10.2 HEATER OFFSET ADJUSTMENT . . . 10.2 10.3 CUP WARMER ADJUSTMENT ..10.3 10.4 MAINTENANCE ALARM .

  • Page 132: Group Offset Adjustment

    SERVICE MANUAL The programming mode contains some hidden functions that are reserved to skilled technicians certified by Victoria Arduino. The special functions can be accessed by keep- ing the wash button pressed until the screen changes. 10.1 GROUP OFFSET ADJUSTMENT The temperature probes can be slightly different Fig.

  • Page 133: Cup Warmer Adjustment

    SERVICE MANUAL Use the rotary switch to select the heater for off- Fig. 340 set adjustment and press it to proceed. Menu Principale Boiler setpoint NOTE Usually, the coffee boiler offset must not be Boiler offset adjusted. 10.3 CUP WARMER Fig.

  • Page 134: Alarm History Reset

    SERVICE MANUAL This happens by pressing and holding the button Fig. 344 for a few seconds. Once having carried out the modifications or hav- Menu Principale ing cancelled the maintenance counter, switch the machine off and then on again. 100000 10 December 2016 RESET MAINTENANCE 10.5...
  • Page 135 SERVICE MANUAL Once having entered and confirmed the pass- Fig. 348 word, an information page will show the result of the comparison between the entered password Technical settings and the one previously set. To enter the pages inside the various menus, when the password is unknown, the passe- Enter new password partout password may be used.

  • Page 136: Control Unit Configuration

    SERVICE MANUAL In case the user intends to remove the password, Fig. 352 it is also possible to proceed as follows: access the password modification page; Technical settings enter the confirmation password; when requested, insert the empty password (4 lines) as new password. CORRECT PASSWORD 10.7 CONTROL UNIT...
  • Page 137 SERVICE MANUAL Fig. 356 Keep the key pressed until the screen Technical settings changes. Avi VA TFT Release firmware: 0.14 VA T3 V Release firmware: 0.23 Internal temperature: 20°C Set the various parameters using the scroll Fig. 357 wheel to move through the various options: Technical settings Menu Principale Operating mode...

  • Page 138: Description Of The Settable Functions

    SERVICE MANUAL 10.8 DESCRIPTION OF THE Fig. 360 SETTABLE FUNCTIONS Technical settings Menu Principale It permits to modify the central unit opera- Preinfusion tion by adapting it to the mode with or with- Serial connection out T3 technology. MACHINE UNITS It permits to select the delivery unit number that are actually present on the machine.
  • Page 139 SERVICE MANUAL CALIB. OF STEAM PROBE 2 It permits to calibrate the steam probe 2. The values shown are expressed in °C or °F according to the unit of measure set for the machine. In case of °C, the increase/ decrease is of one unit at a time, while in case of °F the increase/decrease may also be of 2 units at a time.
  • Page 140 SERVICE MANUAL 10.10 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 141 SERVICE MANUAL MAINTENANCE CHECKING INDEX MAINTENANCE CHECKING ..11.1 11.1 DAILY MAINTENANCE BY THE BARISTA ....11.2 11.2 WEEKLY MAINTENANCE BY THE BARISTA .

  • Page 142: Daily Maintenance

    SERVICE MANUAL 11.1 DAILY MAINTENANCE BY THE BARISTA T3 / DIGIT VERSION Required time 15 minutes. Machine washing; Unit washing with blind filter. 11.2 WEEKLY MAINTENANCE BY THE BARISTA T3 / DIGIT VERSION Required time 30 minutes. Machine cleaning; Unit cleaning with blind filter and Pulycaff; Cleaning of the discharge pan underneath the working table to prevent coffee deposits;...

  • Page 143: Yearly Maintenance

    SERVICE MANUAL 11.4 YEARLY MAINTENANCE Required time 120-150 minutes The required time is approx.ly 2-2.5 continuous hours. The skilled technician should take all the necessary precautions relating to safety measures to insulate the machine from the mains and avoid steam pressure whilst working and the water pressure at zero to prevent flooding. Inform the manager responsible about timing and the need to operate on the electric and water systems of the premises before proceeding to avoid interruptions and complete all procedures easily without further requests.

  • Page 144: Yearly Maintenance Kit

    SERVICE MANUAL 11.5 YEARLY MAINTENANCE KIT YEARLY MAINTENANCE KIT VA388 DIGIT VA388 T3 2 groups - Code: 98260000000092 2 groups - Code: 98260000000095 3 groups - Code: 98260000000093 3 groups - Code: 98260000000096 SPARE PARTS AVAILABLE IN THE KITS Bag 4 and 8 months VA388 2 gr VA388 3 gr 2x40200004...
  • Page 145 SERVICE MANUAL Until 17/03/2016 From 18/03/2016 98120005 (CSA) 98120001 98030500 Change every 4/6 months Change every 12 months 11.5 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 146 SERVICE MANUAL 11.6 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 147 SERVICE MANUAL TROUBLESHOOTING INDEX TROUBLESHOOTING... . 12.1 12.1 UNIT DOSING ERROR ... 12.2 12.2 UNIT DISPENSING ERROR ..12.3 12.3 LEVEL ERROR .

  • Page 148: Unit Dosing Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.1 UNIT DOSING ERROR 12.2 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 149: Unit Dispensing Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.2 UNIT DISPENSING ERROR 12.3 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 150: Level Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.3 LEVEL ERROR 12.4 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 151: Pressure Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.4 PRESSURE ERROR 12.5 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 152: Boiler Pressure Meter Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.5 BOILER PRESSURE METER ERROR 12.6 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 153: Cup Warmer Sensor Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.6 CUP WARMER SENSOR ERROR 12.7 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 154: Serial Communication Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.7 SERIAL COMMUNICATION ERROR 12.8 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 155: Unit Sensor Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.8 X UNIT SENSOR ERROR 12.9 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 156: Boiler Steam Cold

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.9 BOILER STEAM COLD 12.10 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 157: Error Heating Unit X

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.10 ERROR HEATING UNIT X 12.11 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 158: Boiler Error

    SERVICE MANUAL 12.11 BOILER ERROR 12.12 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 159 SERVICE MANUAL DIAGRAM 13.1 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM 13.1 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 160 SERVICE MANUAL 13.2 WIRING DIAGRAM VA388 T3 VOLUMETRIC 13.2 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 161 SERVICE MANUAL 13.3 WIRING DIAGRAM VA388 T3 (CSA version) 13.3 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 162 SERVICE MANUAL 13.4 WIRING DIAGRAM VA388 T3 GRAVIMETRIC 230V MONOFASE 380V TRIFASE 230V SINGLEFASE 380V TRIFASE 13.4 Edition 01 of 08/2017...
  • Page 163 SERVICE MANUAL SPARE PART CATALOGUE NOTE Updated to 08/2016 INDEX SPARE PART CATALOGUE ..14.1 14.1 EXTERNAL COMPONENTS 2-3 GROUPS ..... . . 14.2 14.2 DETAIL OF PUSH BUTTONS - DISPLAY COMPONENTS .

  • Page 164: Groups

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.1 EXTERNAL COMPONENTS 2-3 GROUPS 03003299 03003300 14100044 14100043 03003298 03002532 980100000006050000 * 2GR 980100000006060000 * 3GR 04900808 980100000006170001 3GR WBC 04000380 980100000006010000* 980100000006110001 GRAVIMETRIC CROME 03003271 05000440 980100000006080001 2GR 980100000006090001 3GR 03003275 2GR** 03003276 3GR** 03003270 05001224 06100114* 06100116 980100000006000000*...

  • Page 165: Detail Of Push Buttons - Display Components

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.2 DETAIL OF PUSH BUTTONS - DISPLAY COMPONENTS 04001030 04901164 05000418 00000104 00000113 06100110 05000412 05001250 04901158 04000430 05000410 04000410 06100112 ** 04901154 05000416 00000181 05000408 VOLUMETRIC 05000414 98160000000803 FINO AL 14/07/2015 UNTIL 14/07/2015 06100100 00000089 98160000000815 REMOTE CONTROL 04001032 2GR GRAVIMETRIC 04001033 3GR...

  • Page 166: Puring Unit Component

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.3 PURING UNIT COMPONENT 00000113 01000239 00000160 01000184 00000118 07300166 08000093 07300128 07300613 07300362 00000089 02280012 09500002 (CSA) 980400000000470000 * 03000004.1 00000048 14100066 04000332 (CSA) 00000113 04900991 09500004 00000197 40200004 00000192 02290016 04100017 230V 50/60 Hz 07300183.N 04100027 208-240V 60 Hz CSA 03000066 00000118 08000034...

  • Page 167: Steam And Hot Water Valves Parts

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.4 STEAM AND HOT WATER VALVES PARTS 06100106 08000005 02280011 07300692 98008004 98060000000302 07300354 00200011 05002239 00300012 07300553 06100108 07300553 07300552 00000044 00000118 07300810 02280014 07300221 05000424 02280037 08000027 07300293 07300355 02600004 07300295 08000015 02280036 98006070 05002240 00000131 02280036 75006038.2 1.5 mm...
  • Page 168 SERVICE MANUAL 14.5 HOT WATER MIXER AND STEAM PIPES COMPONENTS 04100024 230 50/60 Hz 02280032 04100033 208 240V 60Hz CSA 07300012.M8 98030826 02280032 07300012.M8 07300012.M8 02280032 07300012.M8 04100022 230V 50/60Hz 04100030 208/240V 60Hz CSA 02280032 98030828 98030824 98030822 * SPECIFICARE VERSIONE Recommended warehouse SPECIFICY VERSION components...

  • Page 169: Hot Water Mixer And Steam Pipes Components

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.6 HOT WATER MIXER AND STEAM PIPES COMPONENTS 00000060 04000198 03000004 (CSA) 09500002 (125 °) CSA 04000409 (CSA) 01000220 07300714 01000218 98030000000982 2GR 980300000001300000 98030000000983 3GR 980300000001310000 * (DX) 04900775.1 98030308 07300714 01000237 00000054 09500014 (167°C) 98030502 2GR 01000222 98030503 3GR 98120001...

  • Page 170: Boiler Parts T3 Copper From 18-03-2016

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.7 BOILER PARTS T3 COPPER FROM 18-03-2016 00000060 98120005 (CSA) 04000198 98120001 01000220 03000004 09500002 (125°) CSA 01000218 48000010 07300251 07300863 02280044 98030000000992 2GR 980300000009880000* 98030000000993 3GR 980300000009890000* (DX) 04900775.1 07300001 00000054 01000222 02280032 01000237 02280032 09500014 (167°C) 07300862 98030500 04000409 (CSA)

  • Page 171: Copper Pipes From 18-03-2016

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.8 COPPER PIPES FROM 18-03-2016 98030856 98030842 98030857 98030854 98030849 98030850 98030848 98030855 98030840 98030851 98030852 98030853 98030855 09200006 03003225 98030821 14.9 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 172: Hydraulic Group Components Until 17-03-2016

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.9 HYDRAULIC GROUP COMPONENTS UNTIL 17-03-2016 07300229 98030165 98004001 04900027 02290016 98004016 11740001 02280032 07300012.M8 07300069 98110001 07300364 11740001 98110001 07300229 0.5 mm 07300364 07300069 07300100.M8 02280032 03003228 98030000000137 98030000000140 98120001 98030815 2 GR 98030816 3 GR 98030811 2GR 07300450 98030810 3GR 11600004...

  • Page 173: Hydraulic Group Components Copper From 18-03-2016

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.10 HYDRAULIC GROUP COMPONENTS COPPER FROM 18-03-2016 04900027 98030165 98004001 98004016 02290016 02280032 07300012.M8 07300229 0.5 mm 07300125 (0.8 mm) OPT. 02280032 07300100.M8 07300229 (0.5 mm) 07300125 (0.8 mm) OPT. 07300244 98110001 07300069 07300069 98110001 07300298 98030000001001 (Ø 0.5 mm) 98030000001005 (Ø...

  • Page 174: Pump Group Components

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.11 PUMP GROUP COMPONENTS BOILER 98013022 05000063 40000005 01000023 03000202 07300099 98030818 07300236 07300249 98030320 98030075 SENSOR 09100011 00300005 DIGITAL PRESSURE 01300005 (100 l/h) 01300006 (200 l/h) 04500034 04000043 00300002 07300099 07300121 00300013 01000029 07300068 07300396 00300013 00000104 09000016 00000011 00000124...

  • Page 175: Old Hydraulic System Components (As Of 04/12/2014)

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.12 OLD HYDRAULIC SYSTEM COMPONENTS (AS OF 04/12/2014) 02280032 98030814 3 GR 00300002 98030813 2GR 07300116 98003018 00300002 00300013 07300068 07300720 07300091 00300002 07300720 11740001 14.13 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 176: External Surface Components 2-3 Groups

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.13 EXTERNAL SURFACE COMPONENTS 2-3 GROUPS 04000366 03001792 03001794 03003207 03003212 2GR 03003215 2GR 03003213 3GR 03003216 3GR 03003219 07300342 03001794 03003222 07300341 03003221 05000230 03003220 03003205 03003232 03003225 03003224 03003242 03003240 03003236 2 GR GRAVIMETRIC 03003226 03003233 03003238 03003304 05000438...

  • Page 177: Components

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.14 ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS VOLUMETRIC 49001152 FINO AL 14/07/2015 UNTIL 14/07/2015 04901153 REMOTE CONTROL 04000432 GRAVIMETRIC 04901151 FINO AL 09/06/2016 UNTIL 09/06/2016 04901167 REMOTE CONTROL 04901150 (Scale) 04900990 04000431 N° 1 2-3GR 04000436 N°1 3GR 04200098 - 2GR 04200099 - 3GR 04200095 04000244...

  • Page 178: Gravimetric Scale Components

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.15 GRAVIMETRIC SCALE COMPONENTS 00000122 03003254 00000122 98160000000820 03003252 03003328 03003250 00000122 00300016 04001040 04001038 Recommended warehouse components Extra warehouse compo- nents 14.16 Edition 01 of 08/2017...

  • Page 179: Easy Cream Components

    SERVICE MANUAL 14.16 EASY CREAM COMPONENTS 03003223 00000089 05000015 05000015 11600001.W 04001020 03002120 07300364 00000113 07300692 00000050 02280011 07300392 02280037 11600001.W 08000027 07300293 07300295 05000015 04900780 02280004 04000051 02280036 00000164 11600001.W 00000113 02280036 01000086 04100042 04100058 CSA 04600020 98006028 11600001.W 02280036 07300671 98006015...
  • Page 180 SERVICE MANUAL DATA FINE VALIDITA' 00000011 RONDELLA INOX M4 ZIGRINATA UNI 8842/A *KB* STAINLESS STEEL KNURLED WASHER D4 00000044 VITE AQ M4x10 TC T.CR. ZINC 00000048 VITE AUTOF 2,9x4,5 TC/T.CR. SELF-THREADING SCREW 2.9x4.5 TC/T.CR. 00000050 VITE AUTOF 3,5x12 TC/T.CR. TRUCIOLARE *KB* SCREW 3,5x12 TC/T.CR.
  • Page 181 SERVICE MANUAL DATA FINE VALIDITA' 03003236 LAMIERA SUPP. RELE' PER 2GR. VA388 CON BILANCE VA388 SCALE 2GR RELE' SUPPORT 03003238 LAMIERA SUPP. CENTRAL. CALDAIE V 03003240 LAMIERA FISS. SCATOLA CENTRAL. VA CTOR SUPPORT VA388 PORT VA388 SOR PROTECTION VA388 03003254 LAMIERA SUPPORTO RETINA BILANCIA VA388 SCALE GRILL SUPPORT VA388...
  • Page 182 SERVICE MANUAL DATA FINE VALIDITA' 04901158 SCHEDA SERVIZI 3 TASTI VA388 SCHEDA SERVIZI 3 TASTI VA388 SERVICE CARD 3 BUTTONS EROGAZ. 3 TASTI VA388 POURING CARD 3 BUTTONS 04901160.G GUARNIZIONE PER SCHEDA EROGAZ. 3 TASTI VA388 GASKET FOR THREE BUTTONS DELIVERY UNIT VA 388 04901164 SCHEDA EROGAZ.
  • Page 183 SERVICE MANUAL DATA FINE VALIDITA' 08000093 MOLLA FISSAGGIO ISOLANTE GR. EROGAZ. AURELIA II INSULATION SHEET SPRING DELIVERY GROUP AURELIA II 09000016 RUBINET. SFERA ALLACCIO RETE 3/8 M-F TAP CONNECTION SUPPLY 3/8 M-F 09000018 RUBINET. SFERA DISTRIBUTORE 1/4 M-F DISPENSER TAP 1/4 M-F 09100011 MANOMETRO SCALA 0-16 BAR VA388 PRESSURE GAUGE 0-16 BAR VA 388...
  • Page 184 SERVICE MANUAL DATA FINE VALIDITA' 98030844 TUBO CALDAIA-E.V. EASY CREAM TUBE MAIN BOILER - E.V. EASY CREAM DX VA388 2-3 GR 98030845 TUBO E.V. EASY CREAM - LANCIA DX VA388 TUBE EASY CREAM WAND - E.V DX VA388 98030846 TUBO CALDAIA-E.V. EASY CREAM SX VA388 TUBE MAIN BOILER - E.V.
  • Page 186 More info SIMONELLI GROUP Via E. Betti, 1 62020 Belforte del Chienti Macerata Italy Tel. +39.0733.950243 Fax +39.0733.950247 www.victoriaarduino.com E-mail: info@victoriaarduino.com Graphics by: X TYPE ENGINEERING S.r.l Simonelli Group si riserva di apportare tutte le modifiche ritenute necessarie.

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