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Vending machine
Models
BP 56 e BP 36
WARNING: This instruction manual is intended exclusively for specialized personnel.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE MANUAL
Foreword
Integral part of the manual; read for correct use and safety compliance.
Symbols used
Manual features warnings with symbols for dangers/skills, providing essential operating information.
VENDING MACHINE INFORMATION
Information for the Maintenance Technician
Specifies installation conditions (lighting, dryness, floor) and environmental parameters (temp, humidity) for optimal operation.
Recommended use and description
Defines the BP 56/BP 36 as a showcase vending machine for packaged goods, clarifying it is not a refrigerator.
Vending machine identification
Guides on identifying the machine via its data plate, listing crucial technical details like model and serial number.
Technical specifications
Presents key technical data for BP 56/BP 36 models, including weight, power, dimensions, and sound level.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Unloading and handling
Details safe unloading and handling procedures, stressing the need for skilled personnel and suitable equipment.
Storage
Provides instructions for storing the machine if not installed promptly, covering packaging, room conditions, and protection.
Unpacking – Checking the package contents
Outlines the unpacking process, emphasizing checks for transport damage and verification of all components.
INSTALLATION
Vending machine positioning
Specifies ideal installation locations, avoiding outdoor, humid, or dusty environments, and ensuring adequate ventilation.
Tray arrangement
Explains various tray setups for different products (snacks, bottles, cans) and the function of the adjustable stop bar.
Spiral motor and tray connection
Describes how tray/spiral configuration and connectors determine product selection codes.
Label and sticker application
Guides on applying product code and price labels to trays, including methods for personalization.
Connection to the serial port
Details connecting the machine to external systems via the serial port for diagnostics and programming.
Installation of payment systems
Covers pre-set payment system compatibility and the necessity of programming adjustments post-installation.
Electric connection
Provides instructions for electrical hook-up, stressing mains voltage compatibility and avoiding improper connections.
SAFETY
Foreword
States compliance with key directives and lists relevant safety standards applicable to the BP 56/BP 36 models.
General safety standards
Prohibits tampering, outdoor installation, and water jet cleaning; mandates manual reading and PPE use.
Operators' requirements
Defines safety-related roles and responsibilities for Users, Supply Operators, and Maintenance Technicians.
Safety devices
Explains the door-activated safety switch and its bypass mechanism for Maintenance Technicians.
DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
Keypad
Details the keypad's functionality for product selection and its specific roles in programming and maintenance menus.
OPERATION
Use of the vending machine
Stresses the importance of reading the manual and understanding operating instructions for proper machine use.
Power-on
Describes the machine's self-diagnosis and configuration process upon startup, including initial fault detection.
Selection
Explains how users select products via the keypad, referencing codes shown on tray labels.
Programming menu
Guides on accessing and navigating the programming menu to configure machine parameters and settings.
CLEANING, PRODUCT SUPPLY, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning
Provides daily and weekly cleaning procedures, cautioning against wetting electrical parts.
General tips for good operation
Offers advice on product loading, spacing, and handling to ensure smooth dispensing and prevent issues.
Product supply
Details the process for loading products into trays, including pulling trays out and positioning items correctly.
Stop bar adjustment
Explains how to adjust the bottle tray's stop bar to ensure bottles fall correctly into the dispensing tray.
Spiral adjustment
Describes how to adjust spirals for optimal product dispensing by rotating them to the correct position.
Replacing the spirals
Guides on how to interchange spirals of different pitches for various product types.
Motor replacement
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing individual or dual spiral motors, including connector and guide removal.
Tray arrangement modification
Details how to change tray positions by moving guides and re-connecting trays to ensure correct operation.
Machine not in use or machine storage
Outlines procedures for preparing the machine for storage, including disconnection, emptying, cleaning, and protection.

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