Electrolux TANGO XP Series Service Manual

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January, 2024

TANGO XP RANGE

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AUTOMATIC COFFEE APPLIANCE

MACHINE A CAFÉ AUTOMATIQUE

SERVICE MANUAL

NOTICE TECHNIQUE

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Page 1 (protected in a transparent and waterproof cover to avoid deterioration) and must accompany the machine throughout its life, including any changes of ownership. In case of loss or damage, it is possible to request a copy from Electrolux Professionnel SAS, reporting the data shown on the identification plate Electrolux Professionnel SAS declines any responsibility for improper use of the machine/equipment and/or for damage caused by operations not provided for in this manual.
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents • SAFETY INFORMATION ......................5 ♦ Installation and assembly ............................ 5 ♦ Water connection ..............................5 ♦ Electrical connection ............................5 ♦ Use ..................................6 ♦ appliance cleaning and maintenance ........................6 ♦ Repair and extraordinary maintenance ....................... 6 •...
Page 3 ♦ Login settings ..............................22 ♦ Day & Night scheduling ..........................22 ♦ Date & Time ..............................23 ♦ Language ................................23 ♦ Appearance & Sound ............................23 ♦ Computer connection ............................. 23 ♦ Connectivity ..............................23 ♦ Backup ................................24 ♦...
Page 4 ► Milk / foam system ..........................51 ♦ Principle diagrams ............................51 ♦ Subassembly in the fridge module ........................ 53 ♦ Removing the sub-assembly .......................... 54 ♦ Subassembly in the appliance ........................55 ♦ Remove the subassembly in the appliance ....................... 55 ♦...
Page 5: Safety Information
• SAFETY INFORMATION Out of Europe : The appliance must not be used by people (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge of it, unless instructed in its use and supervised by those responsible for their safety. - Do not let children play with the machine.
Page 6: Use
• Make sure to install the appliance in accordance with the safety regulations and local laws of the country where used. • If the power cable is damaged it must be replaced by the Customer Care Service or in any case by specialised personnel, in order to prevent any risk.
Page 7: Standard Versions
• STANDARD VERSIONS ► TANGO SOLO XP DIMENSIONS 39.8 mm Width 15.7” 81cm - 81.7 cm Height 31.9” - 32.1” 64.2 cm Depth 25.3” 120 = 83 kg [183 Lbs] 12P = 85 kg [187 Lbs] WEIGHT 130 = 89 kg [196 Lbs] 13P = 91 kg [200 Lbs] CAPACITIES (maxi) Coffee boiler...
Page 8: Tango Duo Xp
► TANGO DUO XP DIMENSIONS 49.2 cm Width 19.4” 81cm - 81.7 cm Height 31.9” - 32.1” 64.3 cm Depth 25.3” 220 = 97 kg [213 Lbs] 22P = 99 kg [218 Lbs] WEIGHT 230 = 103 kg [227 Lbs] 23P = 105 kg [231 Lbs] CAPACITIES (maxi) Coffee boiler...
Page 9: Fridge Module
► FRIDGE MODULE DIMENSIONS 26.5 cm Width 10.2” 51.5 cm Height 20” 50 cm Depth 19.6” 30 kg Weight 66.1” CAPACITIES Milk tank (liter) The fridge module is only fitted on the left side of the machine with the pump milk unit. ►...
Page 10: Machine Installation
• MACHINE INSTALLATION The machine must be installed on a horizontal plane. A space of 5 cm (1.9”) should be left all around the machine; and do not obstruct the air inlets on the top of the machine. Provide an electricity supply corresponding to the power of the machine, a water supply and a “waste water”...
Page 11: Electrical Connections
► Electrical connections Put the machine main switch in position 0, before any intervention. 1. The machine is delivered with a 5-core electric cable and a system of straps to allow for 3-phase or single- phase connection according to the installation. 2.
Page 12 BRANCHEMENT BORNIER / TERMINAL CONNECTING T/Grd (Vert/Jaune ) (Green/Yellow) T/Grd N (Bleu -Blue) (Marron / Brown) (Noir / Black) (Gris / Grey) 400. 415 V 3 Ph+N+T/Grd 50/60Hz T/Grd (Vert/Jaune ) T/Grd T/Grd T/Grd (Green/Yellow) N (Bleu -Blue) (Marron / Brown) (Noir / Black) (Gris / Grey) 200.230.240 V...
Page 13: Connecting The Refrigerator Module To The Machine
► Connecting the refrigerator module to the machine ♦ Electrical part: The refrigerator is composed of a supply cable for the mains and computer connection to the machine. 1. Place the refrigerator on the left of the machine 2. The cable connector has a fool proofing device, if this makes connection difficult, the connector is the wrong way round.
Page 14: Interface
• INTERFACE The level 0 (User) includes the main screen for making the products, the hot water, the steam and access to the quick access screen, which allows the user to have direct controls such as to Stop the machine or put it in Standby.
Page 15: Login Screen
► Login screen This sub menu allows access to profile such as Self-service/Barista/owner/Technician. Once the security code has been confirmed the levels 1 (Customer) or 2 (technician) are accessible (according to the Code). ♦ Differentiated Access 1- Switch on the machine. 2- Choose your profile, Self-service/Barista/ owner/Technician.
Page 16: Onboarding
► Onboarding ♦ Walkthrough This menu allows user to get the information related quick access icons. 1- Main menu, refer p.20. 2- Notifications, refer 3- Logout 4- Language, refer 5- On/Off, refer 6- Maintenance, refer 7- Cleaning, refer 8- Drink setting, refer 9- Drink recipes, refer 16 / Date of issue:...
Page 17: Setting Up : Location
♦ Setting up : location 1- Tap the button «Get started» 2- Then 3 informations to fill: Country of usage / Language / Measurment. ♦ Setting up : presets 1- Select the preset method to import the data. 2- Search base of coffee category wanted and select it on the list on the right.
Page 18: Setting Up : Machine Warming Up
♦ Setting up : Machine warming up 1- Machine is warming up, if needed you can adjust 2- Example with the boiler temperature to set, the parameters visible on the screen. comfirm to validate. left value = actual value / right value = set value When the warming up finished, the main screen 4- Pop-up if the machine is warming up and the appears and the machine is available.
Page 19: Hot Water & Steam Delivery
♦ Hot water & steam delivery To deliver hot water or steam press the key wanted. the hot water it is time in second, steam it is time in second or for steamair option it is temperature animation. Time animation: Temperature animation: The green circle is completely filled at the start of The green circle is completely empty at the beginning...
Page 20: Main Menu
► Main menu ♦ Menu opening Opening the menu by the icon on the left top on the screen. 2 categories appears in the rolling list, Machine info & Machine settings. See below the details of the different menus. Global information, refer p.20 CIM, refer p.21...
Page 21: Cim
♦ CIM Note : This values are interactive only for technicians profile. Underlined values can be modify. ♦ Alerts & Notifications This sub menu allows to view the historic of notifications & error messages. Notification pop-up : Error message, yellow : Error message, red : Information pop-ups appear as The yellow...
Page 22: Statistics
♦ Statistics This sub menu allows to view the statistics of all the drinks produced by the machine. It is possible to reset the partial counters only (underlined values). ♦ Login settings This submenu allows to enable or disable the different profiles (Self service / Barista / Owner / Technician), to change the code PIN of the diffenrent profiles.
Page 23: Date & Time
♦ Date & Time This submenu allows user to change the date, time and the time format of the machine. ♦ Language This submenu allows user to change the language of the machine and the measurement of the system. It is possible to change directly the language by the icon on the right top on the main screen.
Page 24: Backup
♦ Backup This submenu allows importing and/or exporting keyboards, settings, databases, for configurations already created on a similar machine. Import, connect the USB key Export, connect the USB key Select the type of parameter to import from the list Select the type of parameter to export from the list Select the file to import from the list Give a name of the expport file and validate ♦...
Page 25: Tamping Level
♦ Tamping level There are four tamping levels. A number gives the intensity of the tamping force; the higher the number, the more force is applied. Level Setting range Default value 0,6 to 1,4 1,5 to 2,5 2,6 to 4,0 4,1 to 6,5 When exiting this setting, the machine automatically carries out self-check phases 1 and 2 to recalculate the piston parameters generated by the new tamping values.
Page 26: Drink Recipes
► Drink recipes ♦ Add recipe : Europe Select Add recipe (Preset or Custom) on the main screen, It is a creation in 4 steps 1-Drinks / 2-Ingredients / 3-Settings / 4-Recap From preset From Custom 1- Choose a base of recipe for the new drink 1- Name the new recipe 2- Name the recipe 2- Choose the image of the new recipe...
Page 27 4- Choose the base where the recipe will be save 4- Choose the base where the recipe will be save and the price of the recipe. the variant and the price of the recipe. 5- Recap of the recipe. 5- Recap of the recipe. Underlined values can be modify.
Page 28: Recipe Shortcuts
► Recipe shortcuts Tap on the 3 little points on the top right of the drink to see the different shortcuts avialable. Choose the action to apply : 1- Rearrange 2- Information 3- Add to favorites 4- Edit 5- Duplicate 6- Delete ►...
Page 29 Coffee base: US 1. Icon to create new base 2. Rolling list of volumes (small / medium / large) 3. Rolling list of robustness (split / regular / bold) 4. Settings for the base : • Numbers of shot(s) • Type of grinder •...
Page 30: Coffee Outlet
► Grinder calibration Kit Calibration : 54204 Plastic box The type of coffee used and the grinder collar setting will NA2022 Weighing kit support affect the ground coffee dose. This procedure calibrates the actual ground coffee weight dispensed to match the value in the programmed settings.
Page 31: Cleaning Cycles
► Cleaning Cycles Daily cleaning is required; the machine will stop after 26 hours if a tablet cleaning has not been completed. As soon as the cleaning is finished, the timer restarts for another 26 hours. Machine temporarily out of use during the cleaning processes.
Page 32: Milk Cleaning
♦ Milk cleaning Detergent part number 0SPO29 This includes internal cleaning of the circuit and external Jug part number 54212 components related to the circuit, such as the milk tray Swab number 26124 and spout. Use a pitcher of about 2 liters for cleaning. Please move down the coffee spouts before launching the cleaning.
Page 33: Maintenance & Troubleshooting
• MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING ► Introduction Sound pressure emission does not exceed 70 dB (A) The appliance is used for coffee, the coffee bean not need special or particular temperature and duration of storage and the safety of the coffee bean do not depend upon the temperature of the appliance. Reminder list of tools refer CYCLE CAFE 2 GROUPES / COFFEE CYCLE 2 UNITS ♦...
Page 34: Machine Testing
► Machine testing When entering the menu the machine switches to the ‘’test’’ mode, the group and steam heating are disabled. 1. Family of components 2. List of components 3. To test the component, Press = test, release = stop 4.
Page 35: Opening Of The Front Panel
► Softener Unic / Electrolux Professional, uses two softener suppliers. BRITA® and BESTMAx™ Have the hardness of the water tested in the mains, and then refer to the technical documentation of the softener used to find the best settings.
Page 36: Electronic Box
► Electronic box 12/10/2023 PLANCHE - PLATE 520 Pos. Fact. code Code Description FR W&T REF. NOTES S/N BREAK Description GB ED72 PASSE-FIL CAOUTCHOUC 16/22/27 GROMMET 44725 FILTRE CEM 16A 250V/440V 50/60Hz EMC FILTER FA.20.004-16A 44727 FILTRE CEM 250V 50/60Hz EMC FILTER 250V 50/60Hz NA2031 TOLE SUPPORT FILTRE EMC...
Page 37 (Fuses NM274 10A UL/CSA 10x38) 40 Cables / electrical wires 41 Cable USB / USB wire 42 Ensemble transfo BOITIER ÉLECTRONIQUE 10/23 ELECTRONIC BOX 37 / Date of issue: January, 2024 Revision Page...
Page 38: Mother Board
► Mother board 03/05/2023 PLANCHE - PLATE 502 Pos. Fact. code Code Description FR W&T REF. NOTES S/N BREAK Description GB 45387 0UNDG8 CARTE ELECTRONIQUE MERE LIGHT ELECTRONIC MAINBOARD LIGHT 43115 0UN115 FUSIBLE 5 X 20 5A RETARDE T FUSE 5A DELAYED 43112 0UN930 FUSIBLE 5 X 20 10A RETARDE T FUSE 10A DELAYED...
Page 39 n°1 Mother Board / Carte mère n°2 FN4, T5A 250V n°2 FN5, T5A 250V n°2 FN6, T5A 250V n°3 FN3, T10A 250V n°2 FN1A, T5A 250V n°2 FN1B, T5A 250V n°2 FN10, T5A 250V n°2 FN1C, T5A 250V n°2 FN1D, T5A 250V n°3 n°3 FN2, T10A 250V...
Page 40: Led Identification On Board
► LED Identification on board Motherboard > 45387 EVALF1 Cold milk air SV EVALC1 Hot milk air SV EVLCF1 EVNR1 EVLG / SV, latte from the LC outlet, left / EVVS1 steam coil SV EVCG / SV, cappu. LC Output left / Cleaning EVRP1 steam, purge and flush SV EAMAN Electro-magnet manual door...
Page 41 CPU card > 45381 FONDI Coffee grounds tray MODULE 24V: EVRE - EVSE – EVSV – EVNC – FN1A EVNK/EVNC – EVA - EVV MODULE SOLUBLE: MT1 – MT2 – FAN SOL –EVKD/ EVM1 – EAED/EVM2 FN1B MODULE CAFE DX: EVKD/EVM1 – EAED/EVM2 – EVCD –...
Page 42 Solenoid valve card > 45382 EVRE Filling SV EVSE Hot water outlet SV EVSV Steam outlet SV EVNK / EVNC Coffee cleaning SV EVKG Left coffee SV EVP1 Pre-infusion 1 SV Air SV Steam SV EVS1 EVAEG SV add water at coffee outlet, left EVLG Latte from the LC outlet, left SV EVCG...
Page 43 GR2 card > 45384 EVS2 EVP2 Pre-infusion 2 SV EVLD Latte from the LC outlet, right SV EVCD Cappuccino from the LC outlet, right SV EAED / EVM2 SV add water at coffee outlet, right EVKD / EVM1 Right coffee SV 43 / Date of issue: January, 2024...
Page 44: Active Components
► Active components OPTION LC 24VDC pump option Coffee safety system, grinder no 1 Coffee safety system, grinder no 2 Coffee safety system, grinder no 3 Coffee safety system, grinder no 4 Moisture sensor Steam pressure sensor Mains pressure sensor MGET1 Coin acceptor no 1 micro switch MGET2...
Page 45 RSC2 Static coffee relay 2 RSC3 Static coffee relay 3 EVALF1 Cold milk air SV EVALF1 Cold air SV EVNL1 Milk cleaning SV EVNL1 Milk SV EVALC1 Hot milk air SV EVALC1 Hot air SV EVRE Filling SV EVSE Hot water outlet SV EVKN Coffee cleaning SV EVK.G...
Page 46: List Of Error Codes
► List of error codes Error code Component Error code description High level probe Connection error, level probes The two level probes not covered Low level probe error Tray rotation time-out Coffee boiler heater overheating safety device Steam boiler heater overheating safety device Group boiler heater overheating safety device Pellet cleaning unit plug open Coffee grounds drawer out...
Page 47 Left piston Jammed or simultaneous faults on the encoder and the PMBas Left piston Does not move backwards Left piston Encoder Fault Right piston Encoder Fault 41.1 Right piston Encoder Fault Right piston Low position fault Right piston Does not rise safety time-out Right piston Movement error Right piston...
Page 48: Electric Wirings
► Electric wirings 48 / Date of issue: January, 2024 Revision Page...
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Page 51: Milk / Foam System
► Milk / foam system ♦ Principle diagrams EVRP1 EVALC cn50 6-12 Connecteur 7-16 EVLCF EVVS1 EVALF cn50 3-9 cn50 5-11 Connecteur 9-18 EVNL Connecteur 8-17 air pour air pour EVNR mousse chaude mousse froide cn50 4-10 COLD MILK CIRCUIT EVRP1 EVALC cn50 6-12...
Page 52 EVRP1 EVALC cn50 6-12 Connecteur 7-16 EVLCF EVVS1 EVALF cn50 3-9 cn50 5-11 Connecteur 9-18 EVNL Connecteur 8-17 air pour air pour EVNR mousse chaude mousse froide cn50 4-10 COLD FOAM CIRCUIT EVRP1 EVALC cn50 6-12 Connecteur 7-16 EVLCF EVVS1 EVALF cn50 3-9 cn50 5-11...
Page 53: Subassembly In The Fridge Module
♦ Subassembly in the fridge module TG6536 Coller étiquette 46218 TG6537 TG6532 27821 TG6530 TG6534 35550 TG6537 TG6546 TG6533 TG6545 REFERENCE DESIGNATION 23619 23612 Raccord rapide T 3V D4F 37285 23614 Raccord TE D4 M-F-F 23615 Raccord rapide coudé 2V D4F 1-8 TG4040 23616 Raccord rapide Y D4F...
Page 54: Removing The Sub-Assembly
♦ Removing the sub-assembly 1- Remove the cup heater grille, thenunscrew the 2- Module without cup heater unit. 4 screws from the cup heater. 3- Disconnect the main connector on the back. 4- Module without the unit. Unscrew (not fully) the two screws; then simply slide the unit forwards to extract the module.
Page 55: Subassembly In The Appliance
♦ Subassembly in the appliance NA1054 35508 35038 NA2023 23613 23613 TG6040 35508 CN-306 23614 51065 51351 NA2028 PE59 NA3054 NA1053 ♦ Remove the subassembly in the appliance 23610 • Turn off the appliance (general switch). • Close the general tap of water. NA2027 •...
Page 56: Troubleshooting
♦ Troubleshooting «Milk» system diagnosis, follow step by step from the top to the bottom, for each element. Product Possible cause Remedy Check steam boiler pressure+-1.1bar Check the speed of thepump (between 20% and 35%) Not hot enough Check the EVVS solenoid valve heatingcircuit (coil heating) Check the coil;...
Page 57 «Foam» system diagnosis, follow step by stepfrom the top to the bottom,for each element. Product Possible cause Remedy Check steam boiler pressure +-1.1bar Check the pump speed (between 20% and 35%) Not hot enough Check the EVVS solenoid valve heating circuit (coil heating) Check the coil;...
Page 58 Electrolux Professionnel SAS Usine de Carros, Z.I. 4ème rue 06510 CARROS, France Tél : (33) 04 92 08 62 60 / Fax : (33) 04 93 29 24 23 info.unic@electroluxprofessional.com...

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