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- Page 1 Instruction manual for fully automatic coffee machine Model code: CM400FA Contact Caple on 0117 938 1900 or for spare parts www.4caple.co.uk...
- Page 2 CM400FA USE AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS...
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Page 3: Technical Characteristics
Congratulations , upon the wise choice you have made by purchasing the CM400FA model. Please read the information in this manual carefully before you operate the coffee machine. Here you will find important indications regarding your safety and the care and maintenance of the appliance that will allow you satisfactory use over a long term. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
..42 STANDARD SETTING TABLE ..60 CM400FA BUILT-IN UNIT DIMENSIONS ...42 BUILT-IN INSTALLATION ..... .43 MACHINE FUNCTIONS MESSAGES . -
Page 5: Description
DESCRIPTION 1 Coffee dispenser 6 ON/OFF key 12 Water tank 2 Drip grille 7 Outer door release 13 Leds 3 Drawer for coffee grounds 8 Control panel 4 Milk turbo cream (nozzle dispensing hot 9 Display water) 10 Coffee bean container 5 LED lighting key 11 Ground coffee container SCM5... -
Page 6: Keyboard Description (Standard Configuration)
2 Coffee creme key Decaffeinated coffee Coffee Hot water dispensing Steam dispensing LCD display CM400FA INTERNAL DESCRIPTION 1 Microswitch for outer door 2 Inside door open 3 Outer door open 4 Ground coffee conveyor 5 Infusion group 6 Rating plate... -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ☞ ☞ by a qualified electrician who must Basic rules must be observed when Parts of the packaging can be harm- ensure that the electric power of the using any electric appliance. ful to children. Danger of suffocation! system is sufficient to absorb the Keep packaging out of the reach of maximum power input stated on the... - Page 8 ☞ ☞ ☞ Before servicing the appliance, the To avoid dangerous overheating, To increase ventilation to the authorised technician must first make sure the supply cord is fully machine, make an opening of at least switch off the appliance and remove uncoiled.
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Page 9: Transport And Handling
TRANSPORT AND HANDLING CAUTION MACHINE CAUTION RISK OF IMPACT IDENTIFICATION OR CRASHING INFORMATION Always quote the machine serial number in all USERS communications to the manufacturer, Sirius. Before carrying out the following operation, Under the senses of art. 13 of the load must be checked to ensure that it is Law Decree 25th July 2005, n. -
Page 10: Preliminary Operations
PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS CAUTION FILLING THE RISK OF POLLUTION APPLIANCE Do not dispose of packaging in the environ- CAUTION ment. Switch off the machine before filling or removing the water tank. • Partially remove the machine from its seat- ing. • Take the appliance out very slowly and in WARNING order to guarantee maximum safety, make sure that no people or things are below it. -
Page 11: Machine Installation (Version For Direct Connection)
MACHINE INSTALLATION (VERSION FOR DIRECT CONNECTION) • Remove all parts from the box of acces- sories. Fit the two seals to the ends of the coiled tube, and then connect the 3/4 fitting to the water check valve on the back of the machine before connecting the other end of the tube to the mains water supply. -
Page 12: Assembly Instructions For Qualified Persons
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR QUALIFIED PERSONS must be suitably fixed to the floor or wall in CM400FA BUILT-IN UNIT INSTRUCTIONS FOR the room. DIMENSIONS BUILT-IN ASSEMBLY • To guarantee safe machine use, the unit The company supplying this machine cannot housing the machine must be structurally... -
Page 13: Built-In Installation
• If necessary, insert the plates as described BUILT-IN above. INSTALLATION • Make sure that there is a distance (distance • Remove the coffee machine from its pack- B) of 558 mm between the corner pieces. aging and make sure that it is not damaged in any way. -
Page 14: Disassembly
the guides again. DISASSEMBLY TECHNICAL DATA • When fitting into the unit, the appliance will To remove the coffee machine from its housing, automatically hook onto the points (A) on COFFEE MACHINE CLASSE I it is first of all necessary to disconnect it from the guides. -
Page 15: Adjustments To Be Made By A Qualified Technician Only
• Classification of the control device accord- ADJUSTMENTS TO BE MADE BY A QUALI- ing to protection against electrical shocks: FIED TECHNICIAN ONLY incorporated into Class I equipment. • Control device pollution levels: suitable for use in ordinary or normal pollution environ- ments. -
Page 16: Use
STANDARD HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE CONFIGURATION COFFEE DISPENSER To avoid spraying liquids, the height of the dis- penser can be adjusted by hand to adapt it to any type of cup. Carefully adjust to the required position so as to limit the amount of space between the dispenser and the cup. -
Page 17: How To Make Coffee
Leave the cup beneath the nozzles until the HOW TO MAKE THE HOW TO MAKE TWO messages on the display disappear. COFFEE’ COFFEES The method of preparation is the same as for • Position one cup under each nozzle. espresso and white coffee. •... -
Page 18: Preparing Decaffeinated Coffee In Powder
Then press the key for the type of coffee HOW TO MAKE DECAF- PREPARING A LONG required and the display will read as follows FEINATED COFFEE COFFEE (example): USING GROUND COFFEE NOTE: Use a larger cup than the one used for •... -
Page 19: Dispensing Hot Water
WARNING DISPENSING HOT STEAM DISPENSING RISK OF SCALDING WATER CAUTION This provides delivery of hot water for brewing When hot water is being dispensed, never tea, chamomile-tea or herb teas. allow the nozzle to come into contact with While steam is being delivered do not touch parts of the body and never place your the nozzle with any part of the body, never WARNING... -
Page 20: Programming
PROGRAMMING LIST OF PROGRAMMABLE LEGENDA PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS NOTE: Can be performed with machine on. 1. TOT. COUNT To enter the programming mode, proceed as 2. PRODUCT NAME follows: 3. COFFEE DOSE PROGRAMMING 4. GRINDING TIME • Partly remove the machine from its housing. 5. -
Page 21: Exiting Programming
2. CUMULATIVE TOTAL The ENTER key confirms the type of beverage EXITING for the key number being taken into considera- The submenus can be entered by push- PROGRAMMING tion, and then passes on to the beverage of the ing the ENTER key. next key. - Page 22 5. PROG.GRINDER 1 S 7. PROGRAM. ON/OFF 8. ENERGY SAVING This is used to set the time after which the Press the ENTER key to access the sub- This is used to program the automatic switching machine enables the energy-saving device, menu.
- Page 23 10. PREINFUSION 12. GROUNDS NUMBER 15. GROUP SETTING (standby) Press the ENTER key to access the submenu. Press the ENTER key to access the submenu. For the correct positioning of the unit in This programs – for each single beverage – the This allows you to program the GROUNDS the standby position, the machine is possibility to pre-infuse the coffee tablet (YES...
- Page 24 16. GRINDER SETTING 19. SMART CARD Pressing the ENTER key starts the decalcifica- tion cycle. The procedure to follow is the same Press the ENTER key to access the submenu. Press the ENTER key to access the submenu. for decalcification in automatic mode. This allow you to program the choice of This sets the SMART CARD reader to enabled.
- Page 25 At the end of the waiting period, the dis- play visualises the message: i n s e e f i l W a t e r T a n k At the end of the rinsing phase, the machine displays the message: Rinse the tank and refill it again with clean fresh water (without switching off the machine).
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Page 26: Special Machine Scaling Functions
SPECIAL MACHINE SCALING FUNCTIONS RESETTING THE HANDLING MANUAL until the display reads: CLEANING FILTER COFFEE DELIVERY LITRE COUNTER GROUP This function allows you to reset the total This function makes it possible to activate the amount of water used. motor manually forming the automation of the Proceed as follows: manual coffee delivery group. -
Page 27: Cleaning And Maintenance
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 10.1 CLEANING THE CLEANING THE WORK AREA: CAUTION OUTSIDE OF THE • Remove the drip container. RISK OF INTOXICATION. MACHINE • Remove the grille over the drip container. We recommend that you read this chapter with • Release the outer door. Follow the instructions for use supplied care before using the appliance. -
Page 28: Cleaning The Delivery Unit
10.2 • Hold it down for approximately 5 seconds, NOTE:During the washing cycle the dose keys CLEANING THE DELIV- are disabled. until the following message is displayed: ERY UNIT • Afterwards the rinsing procedure will begin and the display will read: NOTE:Before starting the washing cycle check and refill the level of water in the water tank. -
Page 29: Reinstating An Interrupted Washing Cycle
10.4 10.5 • Press press one single time the key CAFE REINSTATING AN CLEANING THE STEAM CREME: INTERRUPTED WASH- NOZZLE ING CYCLE Clean the steam nozzle each time it is used to • Should the washing cycle be interrupted by heat beverages. -
Page 30: Standard Setting Table
STANDARD SETTING TABLE BEVERAGE WATER VOLUME GRINDING TIME PRE-BREWING TAMPING NUMBER (cc) (sec) (sec) Espresso 2 Espresso 10.5 Caffe Creme 2 Caffe Creme 10.5 coffee Grounds number Washing alarm End of service washing Steam temperature 130°C Unit 1 position Unit 2 position Decalcification 15°f SCM5... -
Page 31: Machine Functions Messages
MACHINE FUNCTIONS MESSAGES DISPLAY REASON EFFECT SOLUTION NOTE GROUNDS DRAWER FULL Grounds drawer full. The Keys delivering coffee based Pull out the grounds drawer number of coffee grounds in drinks are blocked. and empty it into a garbage the drawer has reached the bag. - Page 32 DISPLAY REASON EFFECT SOLUTION NOTE WASHING CYCLE The set number of cycles The message will appear on Do a washing cycle (see paragraph WASHING THE IS NEEDEDGIO programmed before washing, the display but the machine DELIVERY UNIT AND MILK has been exceeded. will continue to deliver drinks.
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Page 33: Machine Block Alarm Messages
MACHINE BLOCK ALARM MESSAGES DISPLAY REASON EFFECT SOLUTION NOTE UPPER PISTON MOTOR During the group handling The control unit will halt what- Open and close the machine If the alarm reappears GROUP ALARMORE phase, the upper piston ever cycle is on by turning off door. - Page 34 DISPLAY REASON EFFECT SOLUTION NOTE The volume counter has Coffee will not be delivered; Regenerate cleaning filter This alarm will not halt CLEANING FILTER reached the number of litres the dose will not be halted or salts. To erase the alarm see delivery.
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