Basic Operating Concepts - Saeco Group 500 Instruction And Maintenance Manual

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Basic operating concepts

During normal functioning, the distributor is in
standby status. By introducing the necessary
amount, according to the pre-set price, and
pressing the key relating to the desired drink,
the drink dispensing cycle is activated: It can be
divided in different processes:
CUP DISPENSING
This is the first operation that the distributor
activates (except for “without CUP”
dispensing).
The motor that operates the nozzle support
is activated in order to move the support back
and let the cup drop into the delivery
receptacle. (fig. 5).
fig.5
The motor inside the cup dispenser moves
the scrolls in order to separate and make the
cup fall into the special support fork inside
the delivery receptacle (fig.6).
fig.6
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SUGAR AND SPOON DISPENSING
Where anticipated and requested, a maximum
set amount of sugar is dispensed with the
possibility to stop when the desired dose has
been achieved.
The dispensing procedure occurs according to
the following stages:
• The drive motor of the chute which conveys
the sugar into the cup is activated (fig.8).
fig.8
The gear motor activates the helicoidal screw
conveyor of the sugar container, dispensing
the desired quantity into the product chute
(fig.7).
fig.7

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