Spare Parts; Decommissioning; Short Period Of Machine Inactivity; Long Period Of Machine Inactivity - Wega ALE Use And Maintenance Manual

Weekly
Clean the shower screen as follows:
• Remove the seal (1) by carefully using a screwdriver to
pry it open (take care not to
damage it).
• Remove the shower screen
(2) and wash it in hot water.
• Reposition the shower screen
and seal in its original housing.
7.7.6 Cleaning the steam nozzle
Weekly
Clean the steam nozzle as follows:
• Insert the nozzle into a jug with water and a specific
cleaner, in accordance with the manufacturer's instruc-
tions.
• Heat the solution with the steam noz-
zle.
• Let the nozzle cool down whilst keeping
it immersed in the solution for at least 5
minutes, so that cleaner can rise inside
the nozzle due to the cooling effect.
• Repeat the operation 2 or 3 times until no more milk resi-
due is dispensed.

8. SPARE PARTS

To replace machine components and/or parts, refer to the of-
ficial documentation provided by the Manufacturer.
All original spare parts are available from the
Manufacturer's website. The Manufacturer can
provide a list of spare parts recommended for
maintaining the various versions of the machine on re-
quest.
If non-original parts are used, the safety of the
machine cannot be guaranteed. The Manufac-
turer reserves the right to void the machine
guarantee.

9. DECOMMISSIONING

9.1 Short period of machine inactivity

"Short period of machine inactivity" refers to a period of time
exceeding one working week.
If the machine is reactivated after this period, the Technician
must replace all the water contained in the hydraulic circuits
as indicated in para. "6.6 Water replacement" on page 49.
All the scheduled maintenance operations must also be per-
formed - see para. "10.3.1 Scheduled maintenance" on page
49.
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9.2 Long period of machine inactivity

"Long period of machine inactivity" refers to a period of time
exceeding 30 working days.
In this case, the machine must be disconnected from the elec-
tric, hydraulic and gas mains if fitted, and all the internal cir-
cuits must be drained of water.
To connect the machine after this period, follow the initial in-
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stallation procedure.
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10. DISASSEMBLY

To disassemble the machine, follow the installation procedure
in reverse order - see chap. "5. INSTALLATION" on page 22.
All dismantled components must be divided by material to
make identification easier and then disposed of at the autho-
rised collection centres, as instructed in chap. "11. DISPOSAL"
on page 52.

11. DISPOSAL

11.1 Disposal information

For the European Union and the European Economic Area
only.
This symbol indicates that the product cannot
be disposed of with household waste, pursuant
to the WEEE Directive (2012/19/EC), the Battery
Directive (2006/66/EC) and/or the national laws
implementing those Directives.
The product should be handed over to a desig-
nated collection point, for example the dealer when purchas-
ing a new product with similar features, or an authorised
collection site that recycles electrical and electronic equip-
ment waste (WEEE), as well as batteries and accumulators.
Improper handling of this type of waste can have negative
consequences on the environment and human health, due to
the potentially hazardous substances which are usually found
in this kind of waste.
Your cooperation in correctly disposing of this product will
contribute to the effective use of natural resources and you
will avoid incurring fines provided by law. For more informa-
tion about recycling this product, contact either your local
authority, the entity responsible for waste collection, an au-
thorised dealer or your household waste disposal service.
Before disposing of the machine, we recom-
mend seeking advice from the Technician and/
or the seller.

11.2 Environmental information

The machine features an internal lithium button battery,
which is located in the circuit board and ensures data storage.
Dispose of the battery in accordance with current national
regulations.
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