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- Page 1 MC-E Professional Coffee machine Instruction Manual Display version...
- Page 2 This is a translation from the original language. N° Revision Content Date of release MC-E Instruction Manual, First Release August 2021 display version...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. General Information ..............5 2. Intended Use .................. 5 3. Icons in the Manual ............... 6 4. Safety First ..................6 5. Moving – Handling ................7 Storage .................... 7 7. Noise and Vibrations ..............8 8. Installation ..................8 8.1. -
Page 5: General Information
The machine is intended for professional use only. People who are not appropriately trained and are not aware of the risks involved with the machine cannot approach the MC-E. The machine is not a toy. Access to the machine must be prevented for children under 8. -
Page 6: Icons In The Manual
Icons in the Manual To draw the attention to important and/or useful information, the manual employs the icons listed below: Icons Meaning Prohibition sign Obligation sign General hazard sign Hazard sign: electocution Hazard sign: intoxication Hazard sign: hot surfaces Grounding protection Relevant information Note: Safety First... -
Page 7: Moving - Handling
Burn Hazard When the machine is turned on, the water inside the boiler reaches high temperatures. Other heat sources are located in the coffee groups. Avoid contact with hot water splashes from the machine. Avoid contact with hot surfaces. Crush Hazard ... -
Page 8: Noise And Vibrations
Noise and Vibrations The maximum noise level of the MC-E is less than 70 dB. During its operation the machine does not produce significant vibrations. Installation Once the machine is unpacked, check that there are no damages. As previously mentioned, keep the package in a protected place for possible future reuse or take them to a disposal site. -
Page 9: Connection To The Mains
8.1. Connection to the Mains The connection of the machine to the mains power supply must be protected by suitably sized omnipolar circuit breakers. The connection must be sectionable with a switch that cuts each phase. Appliance under tension. Avoid dangerous behaviour. The electrical connection must be protected by an efficient grounding/earthing. -
Page 10: Connection To The Water Supply
8.2. Connection to the Water Supply The connection to the water supply network must be carried out accordingly to the following requirements. Do not implement any kind of temporary connection. The connection between the application and the main water circuit must be realized through a shut-off valve (tap). When the machine remains unused, the valve must be closed. -
Page 11: Machine Parts
Machine Parts Figure 1 – MC-E parts 1. Dispensing buttons 2. Steam knob 3. Main switch 4. Electric cup warmer switch (optional) 5. Light switch (optional) 6. Drip tray 7. Steam wand 8. Coffee group 9. Filter-holder 10. Adjustable feet 11. -
Page 12: Control Panel
16. Water inlet pipe with manual lever 17. Boiler discharge tap 18. Drain tray Control Panel Figure 3 – MC-E Control panel Dosed coffee brewing (as per icon on the button) ①②③④ Manual coffee brewing (dispensing ends by pressing the button a ⑤... -
Page 13: Accessories
Accessories Figure 4 – MC-E. standard accessories Single filter-holder ① Double filter-holder ② Filter cap for cleaning ③ Coffee tamper ④ Connection pipe to drain tray ⑤ Cleaning brush for showers ⑥ Use of the Machine 12.1 First Start After checking that the electric and water connections are in order, open the tap and press the main switch on the machine. -
Page 14: Normal Use
For each group, run a series of rinsing using the dispensing buttons for at least 60 seconds. Check that the pressure indicated in the manometer is in the range 8÷10 bar (into the green segment). Wait until the boiler reaches the proper temperature (pressure on the manometer has to be in the range 0.9÷1.2 bar). - Page 15 12.1.1. Coffee Making Fill the filter-holder with grinded coffee and press the coffee with the tamper supplied (one dose of coffee in the single filter- holder, two doses in the double filter- holder. Note: If any particle of coffee remains on the edge of the filter- holder, clean it with the cleaning brush supplied.
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Page 16: Programming The Machine
To avoid spillage or, worse, burns, fill the recipient only partially and avoid boiling the liquid. It is recommended the use of cylindrical or truncated cone-shaped containers. When you are done using the steam wand, clean it: point the end of the wand towards the grid and open the steam knob for few seconds. -
Page 17: The Display
4. When the desired amount of coffee is reached, press again the button ① 5. All buttons of the programmed group light up steadily, while the buttons ⑤ of all groups on the machine flash. 6. It is now possible (within 5 seconds) to program the other buttons in the group (including the hot water button) by repeating steps from 2 to 4 in sequence Note: The programming operation carried out on the first group... - Page 18 In a few seconds, the "standard" screen appears: Figure 6 – The MC-E “standard” screen The center of the display shows the boiler temperature. A green strip around the temperature indicates the amount of pressure. 14.1. The Menu Press the three dots at the right top of the screen to bring up the menu.
- Page 19 14.1.1. Rest Mode Press the first icon to display Rest Mode. From here you can switch to one of the sleep modes (and energy saving), Stand-by Figure 8 –The “Rest Mode” screen. 14.1.2. Screen Lock Press the second icon in the menu to lock the screen (in case you want to wipe it with a damp cloth, for example).
- Page 20 14.1.3. Settings Press the third menu icon to display the Settings screen. Settings screen shows you some machine parameters that you may want to change. Figure 10 – First Settings screen Press the bottom right arrow to switch to the second Settings screen.
- Page 21 14.2. Temperature Temperature screen shows the boiler temperature on the first line and the groups temperatures on the second one. Figure 12 – Temperature. Press the button corresponding to the boiler temperature to change the existing temperature. 14.2.1. Service Boiler Once you have entered the screen displaying the status of the ⚊...
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Page 22: Pre-Infusion
14.3. Pre-Infusion On the Pre-infusion screen it is possible to set pre-infusion times for each dispensing button. Figure 14 – Pre-infusion. Select one of the dispensing button in the first line, then press ⚊ to change the number of seconds for the pre-infusion 14.4. - Page 23 14.5. Language On the Language screen you can choose the language. Figure 16 – Language. 14.6. Counters Counters screen displays the key counters. They indicate the number of presses made on the dispensing buttons. Figure 17 – Counters screen...
- Page 24 14.7. Cleaning Finally, on the Cleaning screen is possible to set a predetermined time for starting the washing cycle. Figure 18 – The Cleaning screen. 14.8. Date and Hour On the Date & Hour screen, you can change the current date and time Figure 19 –...
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Page 25: Cleaning The Machine
Cleaning the Machine Before carrying out any cleaning intervention, make sure that the machine is switched off, that the temperature of overheated parts has decreased and that the power supply isolator is open (or the plug is disconnected). It is forbidden to immerse the machine in water or wet it with water jets. -
Page 26: Cleaning The Showers
15.3. Cleaning the Showers Warning: during cleaning operations, steam and/or water are delivered at high temperatures. Avoid contact with hot liquids and gases. It is recommended to disassemble and clean the showers weekly. Get a screwdriver. With the machine switched off and cold, proceed as follows: Disengage the filter-holder •... -
Page 27: Machine Faults
Act in the same way if the machine falls. Never connect a defective machine to the mains for any reason. Contact BIEPI service department 17. Disposal The WEEE Directive (Waste of electric and electronic equipment) requires separate disposal of electrical and electronic products. -
Page 28: Ec Declaration Of Conformity
BIEPI Srl Via Monte Arera, 14 24040 Castel Rozzone (BG), Italy Declares that the machine MC-E Display (for espresso coffee making), Complies with the Directives / Regulations listed below: Directive 2006/42/EC (EU): Machinery Directive Directive 2014/35/EC (EU): LV (Low voltage) - Page 29 Via Monte Arera, 14 24040 Castel Rozzone (BG), Italy Declares that the machine MC-E Display (for espresso coffee making), Complies with the Directives / Regulations listed below: Commission Regulation 1935/2004/EC (EU) on materials and articles intended to come into contact with food...
- Page 30 BIEPI Srl Via Monte Arera, 14 - CAP 24040 – Castel Rozzone (Bg) - Italy +39 0363 815511 - + 39 0363 383878 - email info@biepi.net...
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