E1 Prima - Coffee machine Victoria Arduino - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL E1 Prima Victoria Arduino

Victoria Arduino

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EJ PRIMA PRO

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL (Translation of the Original Instructions)

MANUEL D'INSTRUCTIONS (Traduction des Instructions Originales)

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Victor Advice

ACCENSIONE MACCHINA 14

ACCENSIONE DISPLAY 18

SCHERMATA INIZIALE 19

POWER OFF 20

EROGAZIONE ESPRESSO STANDARD 20

EROGAZIONE ESPRESSO VIS 20

EROGAZIONE PUREBREW 21

MENU RICETTE 21

Ricetta Espresso Standard 21

Ricetta Espresso VIS 21

Ricetta PureBrew 22

Ricetta EasyCream - Latte (optional) 23

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60" 10" 10" x 3

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E1PRIMA [PRO] 1"

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35 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

4 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

Abilita ON Set Purge (s) 2

X SALVA Gruppo ON Vapore OFF

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Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

X SALVA Connessioni ON

SALVA 0.952

X SALVA Power ON

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

Digital nuova password 1234

X > Vapore ON >

graph TD
    A["1: Finishing funnel"] --> B["2: Drop drop"]
    B --> C["3: Water drop"]
    C --> D["4: Cover with +"]
    D --> E["5: Tap with 30% water"]
    E --> F["6: Finishing funnel"]

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Carefully read these requirements, as they provide important safety information during the installation, use and cleaning of the machine.

This Manual forms an integral part of the machine and is delivered to the user.

Keep this manual in a safe place for further consultation.

The machine must only be used for the purposes described in this manual. Before using the machine, read and fully understand the Instruction Manual or at least these safety requirements and the set-up instructions.

The machine can only be used with ground coffee, or other powdered beverages.

This machine can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the machine in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children must not play with the machine. Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by children unless supervised.

In case of prolonged storage at a temperature below 2 °C, empty the machine hydraulic system to prevent it from freezing. In case of freezing, do not switch the machine ON before having reconditioned it for at least 1 hour at a suitable room temperature.

After removing the machine from the packaging, ensure the integrity of all the contents of the box. Inside must be the machine, this Handbook and related accessories.

If you have any doubts, do not use the machine and contact a professionally qualified person. Always keep all packaging (plastic bags, polystyrene foam, nails, pallets, etc...) out of the reach of children as they may be a potential source of danger and never disperse such materials in the environment.

The machine can be installed only in places where the use and maintenance is limited to trained personnel.

The access to the service area is restricted to persons having knowledge and practical experience of the machine, in particular as far as safety and hygiene are concerned.

The machine must be placed on a horizontal plane at least 900 mm high from the ground.

The environment operating temperature must be within the range of [+5, +25]^ .

The machine must not be installed where it may be used water jets.

To facilitate aeration of the machine, position the aeration portion of the machine 15 cm from walls or other machinery.

The noise level of the machine is less than 70db(A).

Before carrying out any installation, maintenance, unloading, adjustment, the qualified technician must wear the correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as work gloves and safety shoes. The CE plate, containing the technical data, is visible under the machine. Before connecting the appliance, make sure that the data on the nameplate corresponds to those of the related electrical and hydraulic systems.

The machine must be installed according to the applicable federal, state and local standards (codes) in force with regard to plumbing systems including back-flow prevention devices. For this reason, the plumbing connections must be carried out by a qualified technician.

When installing the machine, must be used the parts and materials supplied with the machine itself. Should it be necessary to use other parts, the installation engineer needs to check their suitability for use in contact with water for human consumption. The installer must Make the hydraulic connections respecting the rules of hygiene and water safety to environmental protection in force in the place of installation. So for the hydraulic plant contact an authorized technician. Always utilise the new hose supplied for connection to the water supply. Old hoses must not be utilised.

The device needs to be supplied with water that is suitable for human consumption and compliant with the regulations in force in the place of installation. The installation engineer needs confirmation from the owner/manager of the system that the water complies with the requirements and standards stated above.

The pressure of the water supply must be at least 0.2 MPa (2 bar) and the maximum pressure, for the correct operation of the machine, must not exceed 0.65 MPa (6.5 bar).

Only for Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland, in case the machine is connected to mains water supply, the minimum pressure must be 0,2 Mpa (2 Bar) and the maximum pressure can't exceed 1,0 Mpa (10 Bar). In case the mains water supply's pressure exceeds 1,0 Mpa (10 Bar), it's necessary, for the proper operation of the machine, to install a pressure reducer upstream the water connection of the machine.

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For electrical safety, this machine requires a ground system. Contact a technically certified electrician who must check that the line electrical capacity is adequate for the maximum capacity indicated on the machine label.

The warranty expires if the characteristics of the power supply do not correspond to the CE name-plate data.

On installation, the qualified electrician must fit a circuit breaker switch as foreseen by the safety norms in force that has a contact open distance that permits the complete disconnection under conditions of overload category III, which must be installed in the power supply system in accordance with the wiring regulations.

For the Australian and New Zealand markets, the disconnector must be installed in accordance with AS/NZS 3000.

The qualified electrician must also check that the section of the installation's cables is large enough for the absorbed power of the appliance.

Never use adapters, multiple jacks or extension cords. When such items prove absolutely necessary, call in a qualified electrician.

In case of installation in kitchens, connect the equipotential conductor to the terminal on the machine indicated by the symbol ♦.

It is advisable to install a mains earth leakage circuit breaker with a rated differential current not exceeding 30mA.

To avoid risks of electric shock, the use of the machine involves compliance with some basic rules, in particular:

- Never touch the machine with wet hands or feet;

- Never use the machine with bare feet;

- Never use in bathrooms or showers;

- Never pull on the power supply cord to unplug the machine from electrical supply;

- Never leave the machine exposed to atmospheric agents (rain, direct sunlight, etc...);

- Do not allow the machine to be used by children as specified above, or by unauthorised staff who have not read and understood the information in this Manual.

To prevent dangerous overheating, it is advisable to fully extend the power supply cord. Never block the intake and/or heat dissipation grills.

The user must never replace the machine's power supply cord. If this cord is damaged, turn OFF the machine and have it replaced by a professionally qualified technician.

Should it be necessary to replace the power cord, this operation must only be performed by an authorized service centre or by the manufacturer.

For cleaning and maintenance operations follow the instructions given in this manual carefully.

Once started the washing machine, do not interrupt it; the detergent residue may remain inside the dispensing group.

In case of breakdown or poor function, turn OFF the machine. It is strictly forbidden to intervene. Contact only professionally qualified personnel. Only the manufacturer or an authorized service center can make repairs and only using original spare parts.

Non compliance with the above can compromise machine safety.

Before performing any sort of maintenance, the authorized technician must turn OFF the machine and disconnect the power cable.

In case of fire, if possible, disconnect power to the machine by turning OFF the main switch. Its absolutely avoid to extinguish the fire with water when the machine is electrically powered.

When the machine is not used for a long period, close the water inlet tap.

EXEMPTION FROM LIABILITY

The Simonelli Group Manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damages, injuries and/or hazardous situations generated, such as for example:

• Failure to comply with the safety, installation, use, cleaning and maintenance requirements of this Manual.
• Any damage caused by improper, incorrect and unreasonable use of the machine.
• Machine left on without the presence and supervision of a qualified operator.
• The lack of grounding of the electrical system by the buyer.
• Repairs carried out independently without the authorisation of the Manufacturer, or without the appropriate skills.
• Dismantle the parts of the machine, especially remove or tamper with the safety devices provided by the Manufacturer during the design phase.
  The Manufacturer also reserves the right to amend the Booklet without the obligation to update previous editions, except in exceptional cases, so images may differ slightly from reality.

INTENDED USE

The correct use of the machine must comply with what is stated in this Manual:

- Machine designed and built respecting what is expressed in the declaration of conformity.

• The machine can only be used with ground coffee or soluble beverages for the delivery of filter coffee, tea or infusions.
• The machine has an electronic cup warmer for pre-heating the cups. Any other use is regarded as improper and therefore dangerous.

FORESEEABLE IMPROPER USE

This paragraph lists only a few reasonably foreseeable misuse situations.

• Use by non-professional or incorrectly trained operators.
• Introduction of liquids other than softened drinking water with a maximum hardness of 5/6 French degrees (50/60 ppm).
• Touch the dispensing machine with your hands before it has cooled down.
• Introduce things or materials other than ground coffee or soluble beverages into the filter holder.
• Place containers with liquids on the cup warmer.
• Heating drinks or other non-food substances.
• Obstructing the vents with cloths or other items.
• Use the machine if wet or with wet hands or feet.

RESIDUAL RISKS

Despite the fact that the manufacturer has provided for mechanical and electrical safety systems, there is still a danger when using the machine of being burned by touching the dispensing unit, steam wand, hot water wand and/or cup warmer.

Steam can cause burns if directed towards parts of the body.

Immediately after use and after switching OFF, hot areas of the machine still remain.

DISPOSAL

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Should you decide to stop using this type of machine, we suggest you render it inoperable by unplugging it and cutting the power supply cord.

Do not disperse the machine in the environment: for disposal, contact an authorized center or contact the manufacturer for pertinent indications.

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Under the senses of the Directives 2015/863/EU concerning the reduction of the use of dangerous substances in electric and electronic equipment, as well as the disposal of wastes

The symbol of the crossed large rubbish container that is present on the machine points out that the product at the end of its life cycle must be collected separately from the other wastes.

The user for this reason will have to give the equipment that got to its life cycle to the suitable separate waste collection centres of electronic and electro-technical wastes, or to give it back to the seller or dealer when buying a new equipment of equivalent type, in terms of one to one.

The suitable separate waste collection for the following sending of the disused equipment to recycling, the dealing or handling and compatible environment disposal contributes to avoid possible negative effects on the environment and on the people's health and helps the recycling of the materials the machine is composed of.

The user's illegal disposal of the product implies the application of administrative fines as stated in Law Decree n.22/1997" (article 50 and followings of the Law Decree n.22/1997).

TRANSPORT

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The machine is transported on pallets containing several machines inside cartons strapped to the pallet.

Before performing any transport or movement operations, the operator must wear gloves, safety shoes and overalls with elasticized cuffs.

MOVEMENTS

Clance Adju 300 mm

Slowly lift the pallet about 30 cm from the ground and reach the loading area.

After checking that there are no obstacles, things or people, proceed with the loading.

Once you arrive at your destination, always with a suitable lifting device (e.g. forklift), after making sure that there are no things or people in the unloading area, take the pallet to the ground and

move it about 30 cm from the ground, until to the storage area.

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The machine must be moved by 2 or more operators.

Failure to respect current safety regulations and standards on lifting and handling materials absolves the Manufacturer from all liability for possible damage to person or things.

STORED

+5°C +50°C Victoria Arabina

The package containing the machine must be stored away from atmospheric agents.

Before performing the following operations, make certain that the load is in stable and will not fall when the straps are cut.

Wearing gloves and safety shoes, the operator must cut the straps and store the product. During this operation, see the product technical features for the weight

of the machine being stored and proceed as necessary.

CONTENTS CHECK

Upon receipt of the box, check that the packaging is intact and visually undamaged.

Inside the packaging must be the instruction manual and the relative kit.

In case of damage or faults, contact your local dealer.

For any communication, always communicate the serial number.

The communication must be carried out within 8 days from the receipt of the machine.

Machine (sample image) Blind filter 20g conical filter Spring Filling tube Draining pipe Coffee tamper Single filter Double filter Spring Espresso filter holder PureBrew filter holder Single spout Double spout

INDEX

SAFETY INDICATIONS 42

EXEMPTION FROM LIABILITY 44

INTENDED USE 44

FORESEEABLE IMPROPER USE 44

RESIDUAL RISKS 44

DISPOSAL 45

TRANSPORT 45

MOVEMENTS 45

STORED 45

CONTENTS CHECK 46

MOBILE APP

"VICTORIA ARDUINO E1 PRIMA" 48

TECHNICAL DATA 49

MACHINE DESCRIPTION 50

DESCRIPTION OF DISPENSING GROUPS 51

INSTALLATION 51

PREPARATION BY THE PURCHASER 51 POSITIONING 51

WATER CONNECTION 52 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 52

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS 52

ESPRESSO ACCESSORIES PREPARING 52 PUREBREW ACCESSORIES PREPARING 52

USE 53

MACHINE SWITCH ON 53

ESPRESSO COFFEE DISPENSING 54

PUREBREW COFFEE DISPENSING 54

STEAM DISPENSING 55

HOT WATER DISPENSING 56

EASYCREAM STEAM WAND (OPTIONAL) 56

SWITCH OFF THE MACHINE 57

PROGRAMMING 57

SWITCHING ON THE DISPLAY 57

HOME PAGE 58

POWER OFF 59

STANDARD ESPRESSO DISPENSING 59

VIS ESPRESSO DISPENSING 59

RECIPES MENU 60

Standard Espresso recipe 60

VIS Espresso recipe 60

PUREBREW DISPENSING 60

PureBrew recipe 61

EasyCream recipe - Milk (optional) 62

Hot Water recipe 62

ALARMS MENU 62

MAIN MENU 63

Cleaning 63

Temperature 64

Energy Savings 64

Counters 66

General Settings 66

TECHNICAL SETTINGS 67

Update 68

Connections 68

Calibration 68

Power Management 70

Diagnostics 70

Reset Counters 71

Alarms History 71

Maintenance 71

Keys and Display 72

Password management 72

Reset Settings 73

Configuration 74

ORDINARY CLEANING 74

FILTER AND FILTER HOLDER CLEANING 75

BODY MACHINE CLEANING 75

GROUP SHOWER CLEANING 75

CLEANING THE DISPENSING GROUP 76

MAINTENANCE 77

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM 78

HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM 79

BOILER DIAGRAM 80

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MOBILE APP

"VICTORIA ARDUINO EI PRIMA"

EL PRIMA Victoria Arduino

Manage your E1 Prima coffee machine and elevate your coffee experience. Victoria Arduino E1 Prima renewed app has been updated to include all the models available: E1 Prima, E1 Prima EXP, and E1 Prima PRO.

This version of the app allows you to manage the settings of your coffee machine. Other than setting temperature, weekly programming, extraction time, doses, and pre-wetting function, the app lets you

control the performance of the machine. The renewed version app gives you the possibility to save and share recipes from the Cloud.

Through the app, you can create and share recipes with Espresso or PureBrew and create recipes of coffee or tea-based cocktails and mocktails.

The brand-new section VA World contains the latest news and events about Victoria Arduino, together with useful video tutorials and community recipes.

My VA is your personal profile where you can save your favourite content from the community and upload your recipes and pictures.

Turn ON Bluetooth to connect the app to the coffee machine.

E1PRIMA PRO ✓ CONNECTED ACTIVE RECIPE Set Espresso PureBrew TEMPERATURE 88 °C TIME 120 SEC PUMP 0 BAR STEAM 2.2 BAR View active recipe My Machine My VA VA World Setting

ECHNICAL DATA

Model E1 PRIMA

Version Pro

Groups number 1

Voltage (V) 220 - 240 / 110 - 120

Frequency (Hz) 50 - 60

Total power (W) 3100

Steam boiler capacity (l) 1,8

Coffee boiler capacity (I) 0,6

Net weight (kg / lb) 36 / 79,4

Cross weight (kg / lb) 51,5 / 113,5

× 411 / 16,18

¥ 379 / 14,92

Z 510 / 20,08

A 95/3,74

Y A X

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Dimensions (mm / inch)

MACHINE DESCRIPTION

Cup warmer Steam dispensing knob Hot water dispensing buttons Display and buttons Hot water wand Dispensing group Filter holder Steam / Easycream wand Cups grid Drip tray Machine feet Operating Pressure 0.140 MPa NDA HACI Pressure 0.05 MPa EHL I Victoria Adkins Mod. EAGLE ONE PRIMA PRO A B C D E F G H I Mod. EAGLE ONE PRIMA PRO G.NL XXXXXX Date 220 - 240 V ~ P = 3100 W -50-80 Hz Operating Pressure 0.140 MPa NDA HACI Pressure 0.05 MPa

A Model and version
B Production date
C Power
D Water main maximum pressure
E Water main operating pressure
F Frequency
G Power supply
H Serial number
QR Code

The E1 PRIMA PRO is a state-of-the-art professional single-unit machine and guarantees performance, control, extraction flexibility, lightness and compactness.

The T3 Genius technology gives the absolute control over brewing temperatures, for meticulous precision with exceptional performance and efficiency.

The revolutionary PUREBREW extraction method, exploiting the pulsating frequencies of water pressure, allows you to release the purest and most refined flavour of ground coffee or powdered drink. Combined with the new patented 20 g conical filter, it allows you to dispense beverages at the push of a button.

DESCRIPTION OF DISPENSING GROUPS

Dose button 1 Continuous dose button Brewing unit Espresso dispensing spout Touch Screen display Dose button 2 Espresso filter holder PureBrew conical filter PureBrew filter holder

INSTALLATION

PREPARATION BY THE PURCHASER

Preparation of the installation site

The purchaser must prepare the surface on which the machine will stand suitable to support the machine weight.

Electrical requirements

The mains power installation must comply with the safely regulations and standards in force in the country of installation and must include an efficient earth system. An omnipolar cut-off device must be installed on the power line upstream of the machine.

The power wires must be sized according to the maximum current required by the machine to ensure a total voltage loss under full load of less than 2%.

Plumbing requirements

Prepare a suitable drain and a mains that supply water a maximum hardness of 5/6 French Degrees (50/60 ppm).

POSITIONING

+5 °C +25°C 150 mm 900mm

Before installing the machine, make sure the area where it will be installed is compatible for the size and weight of the machine.

Position the machine on a horizontal plane at least 900 mm high from the ground.

Keep at least 150 mm around the machine for proper ventilation.

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To adjust the height and levelling of the machine, rotate the feet:

Clockwise to decrease the height of the machine.

Anti-clockwise to increase the height of the machine.

WATER CONNECTION

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1 Mesh filter.
2 Softener.
3 Drain ∅ 50 mm.

Avoid throttling in the connecting tubes. Assess that the drain pipe is able to eliminate waste. It is forbidden to use connecting pipes already used in the past. Filter maintenance is the responsibility of the purchaser.

Failing to maintain water into the correct levels will void the warranty.

If present, an anti-flooding system must be installed upstream of the softener in accordance with IEC EN 61770.

WATER SPECIFICATIONS

• Total hardness: 50-60 ppm (parts per million).
- Pressure 2-5 bar (cold water).
• Minimum flow: 200 l/hr.
- Filtration: less than 1.0 micron.
- Alkalinity: between 10 and 150 ppm.
• Total dissolved salt (TDS): 50 - 250 ppm.
- Chlorine: < 0.50 mg/l.
pH: 6.0 - 8.0.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

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Prior to connecting the machine to the electrical mains, assess that the voltage shown on the machine's data plate corresponds with that of the mains.

Insert the plug into the electrical socket.

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

220 - 240 V - mono-phase.

PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

60" 10" 10" x 3

At the end of the installation, the machine is powered up and brought to the "ready to operate" condition. After that:

• Dispense water from group for at least 10 seconds.
• Dispense water from the hot water wand for at least 10 seconds.
• Open the steam wands for 1 minute.
  Repeat the whole operation at least 3 times. At the end of installation, it is good practice to draw up a report of the operations.

ESPRESSO ACCESSORIES PREPARING

Double filter Single filter Spring Espresso filter holder Double spout Single spout

Insert the ring inside the filter holder, in the space provided.

Insert one of the two filters available.

Screw one of the two nozzles onto the filter holder based on the filter chosen.

PUREBREW ACCESSORIES PREPARING

PureBrew conical filter A PureBrew filter holder

Insert the ring inside the filter holder, in the space provided.

Insert the PUREBREW conical filter into the filter holder, orienting the seal A in the opposite direction to the handle.

USE

Before starting to use the appliance, the operator must be sure to have read and understood the safety prescriptions contained in this Manual.

MACHINE SWITCH ON

PRIMA

All E1 PRIMA PRO models have the power button at the bottom on the right-hand side. The button has two states:

• 0 = machine OFF.
• I = machine ON.

After performing the operations described in the previous chapters, to switch the machine ON, press the power button to the 'I' position

When switching ON for the first time or after a reset, the qualified technician must initially set some general parameters following a guided procedure:

• Display language.
- Date and time.
- Unit of measurement.

After the initial settings, the machine starts loading the boilers.

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The display will show the welcome page with the Victoria Arduino logo for 2 seconds.

E1 PRIMA PRO 1"

After that, it will show the E1 PRIMA PRO logo for 1 second.

HELLO! 2"

The user can set a welcome message as desired. Alternatively, the machine will display this screen for 2 seconds.

ESPRESSO 80 °C 80 °C Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar

PUREBREW 80 °C 80 °C Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar

Subsequently, the Home Page will be visible in Espresso or PureBrew brewing mode depending on the settings.

ESPRESSO COFFEE DISPENSING

Do not use the PureBrew conical filter in Espresso mode because excessive pressure may damage it.

ESPRESSO 80 °C 80 °C Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar

If the machine is in PureBrew brewing mode, select Espresso mode by pressing the centre icon for 3 seconds.

x1 x2 MAX x1 x2

Choose the desired filter holder with single or double spout.

Fill with ground coffee up to the maximum level indicated by the line inside the filter.

Press the coffee in the filter uniformly using the appropriate tamper.

Clean the edge of the filter of coffee residues.

Before insert the filter holder, the group must be purged for at least 2 seconds to refresh the water present in the circuit, turning ON and OFF the supply.

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Insert the filter holder in the dispensing group and turn it to fix it, as indicated by the arrows.

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Place the cup/s under the spout/s and press the desired dispensing button.

The machine will perform a pre-brewing phase according to the settings of the chosen recipe. When the set quantity is reached, the dispensing ends automatically.

At the end of each coffee dispensing leave the filter holder inserted in the group so that it will keep warm for a successful delivery.

It will also prevent the head gasket inside the group head premature drying out.

PUREBREW COFFEE DISPENSING

Do not use the PureBrew conical filter in Espresso mode because excessive pressure may damage it.

PUREBREW 80 °C 80 °C Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar

If the machine is in Espresso brewing mode, select PureBrew mode by pressing the centre icon for 3 seconds.

MAX

Insert the PUREBREW conical filter into the filter holder.

To dispense filter coffee, fill with ground coffee that has a particle size of at least 500μm, without exceeding the maximum level.

Clean the edge of the filter from coffee residues.

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Insert the filter holder in the dispensing machine and turn it to fix it, as indicated by the arrows.

STEAM DISPENSING

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To use the steam:
- Make certain that the spout of the nozzle is within the grill.
- Raise or lower the knob.
- When steam comes out, move the nozzle using the rubber protection X.

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Place the cup under the PUREBREW conical filter and press the dispensing button.
When the set quantity is reached, the dispensing ends automatically.

Beverage extraction should flow out within the first 10-15 seconds, i.e. during the blooming phase. Otherwise, stop dispensing and grind the coffee with a coarser grind size.

The doses can be programmed or the machine functions can be set via the display.

At the end of each coffee dispensing leave the filter holder inserted in the machine so that it will keep warm for a successful delivery.

It will also prevent the head gasket inside the group head premature drying out.

Do not remove the conical filter from the filter holder by pressing it on a work surface, as this may damage it.

While using the steam wand, you must pay attention to not place your hands beneath it or touch just after it has been used.

Before use the steam wand, cleaning out of the condensation for at least 2 seconds.

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Before and after use, clean the steam wand with a cloth moistened with warm water.
The steam wand is articulated to guarantee their easy use.

B A C D

The steam knob has 4 positions:
A REST: knob in central position and no steam output.
B CLEAN: knob pushed back manually, with active delivery for the time the lever is held.
C MEDIUM POWER: knob pulled forward by half its stroke, with active delivery at low pressure.
D MAXIMUM POWER: knob pulled forward to the end of its stroke where it remains locked, with active delivery at high pressure.

HOT WATER DISPENSING

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While using the hot water nozzle, pay careful attention not to place your hands beneath it or touch it just after it has been used.

The use of the hot water wand must always be preceded by the purge of the hydraulic circuit for at least 2 seconds.

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Place a suitable container under the hot water nozzle.

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To dispense hot water from the wand, press one of the two dose buttons:

1 Hot water dispensing dose 1.
2 Hot water dispensing dose 2.

Wait for the end of dispensing or press the hot water button again to stop dispensing manually.

Hot water can be delivered at the same time as coffee.
EASYCREAM STEAM WAND (OPTIONAL)

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As an option, the machine can be fitted with the EasyCream steam wand instead of the standard steam wand.

The automatic steam nozzle can be used to deliver steam to foam milk or heat other liquids.

The temperature and air quantity are programmable and controlled by a temperature probe.

Place a suitable container with milk or another beverage inside it beneath the automatic steam nozzle.

As for the standard steam wand, to use the EasyCream wand:

1 Make certain that the spout of the nozzle is within the grill.
2 Raise or lower the knob.
3 Steam will flow from the wand until the liquid reaches the set temperature.

The knob for the EasyCream steam wand has 4 positions as for the standard steam wand:

A REST: knob in central position and no steam output.
B CLEAN: knob pushed back manually, with active delivery for the time the lever is held.
C MEDIUM POWER: knob pulled forward by half its stroke, with active delivery at low pressure.
D MAXIMUM POWER: knob pulled forward to the end of its stroke where it remains locked, with active delivery at high pressure.

SWITCH OFF THE MACHINE

O E PRIMA

To switch OFF the machine, press the power switch at the bottom on the right-hand side to the "0" position.

The display and dispensing buttons switch OFF.

Safety warning illustration showing a plug connected to an electrical socket with an orange arrow indicating dislocation or damage.

For long pauses and for the safety of people, it is good practice to also disconnect the plug from the mains.

PROGRAMMING

MAIN MENU DISPENSING MODE ESpresso PureBrew RECIPES MENU EasyCream wand temperature 80 °C 80 °C Active recipe: Arabica Dispersing group temperature Active recipe name Connections Menu 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar Alarms Menu Water main inlet pressure Steam boiler pressure

SWITCHING ON THE DISPLAY

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When switched ON, the display will show the welcome page with the Victoria Arduino logo for 2 seconds.

E1 PRIMA PRO 1"

Then it will show the E1 PRIMA PRO logo for 1 second.

HELLO! 2"

The user can set their preferred welcome message. Alternatively, the machine will show this screen for 2 seconds.

When starting the machine for the first time or after a reset, it is necessary to set:

Language.
- Date and time.
- Units of measurement.

For more information on these settings, see the paragraph on General Settings.

The Home Screen will then be visible in Espresso or PureBrew dispensing mode depending on the settings.

HOME PAGE

ESPRESSO EasyCream wand temperature 80 °C 80 °C Water main inlet pressure Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar Dispensing group temperature Steam boiler pressure PUREBREW EasyCream wand temperature 80 °C 80 °C Water main inlet pressure Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar Dispensing group temperature Steam boiler pressure

Depending on the settings, the Home Page can be in Espresso or PureBrew dispensing mode. At first start-up, the default mode is Espresso.

To change the dispensing mode, press the or button for 3 seconds.

The flashing button indicates that the mode has been changed.

The Home Page also allows access to:

Main Menu.
Recipes Menu.
Alarms Menu (if any).
Connections Menu (if enabled).

POWER OFF

80 °C 80 °C Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar

From the Home Page, swipe left on the display to access the button.

Press and hold the button for 5 seconds to turn the machine to Power OFF.

Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

In Power OFF mode, the machine is only powered electrically, but the steam boiler is brought to 0 bar.

To exit the Power OFF mode and restore normal operation of the machine, press and hold the button for a few seconds.

STANDARD ESPRESSO DISPENSING

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From the Home Page, in Espresso mode, press a dispensing button.

35 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

The dispensing screen displays:

• Dispensing time.
• Group temperature.
  • Pre-infusion (if activated).
• PB-Tech (if activated).
• Espresso mode.

At the end of dispensing, the display returns to the Home Page.

VIS ESPRESSO DISPENSING

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From the Home Page, in Espresso mode with VIS option enabled, press a dispensing button.

4 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

The dispensing screen displays:

• Estimated dispensing weight (VIS).
- Group temperature.
• Pre-infusion (if activated).
PB-Tech (if activated).
- Espresso mode.

At the end of dispensing, the display returns to the Home Page.

PUREBREW DISPENSING

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From the Home Page, in PureBrew mode, press a dispensing button.

The dispensing screen displays:
- Dispensing flow.
- Dispensing time.
- Group temperature.
• Pre-infusion (not available).
- Extraction profile.
• PureBrew mode.

At the end of dispensing, the display returns to the Home Page.

RECIPES MENU

BACK My recipe Espresso PureBrew Water EasyCream

From the Home Page, press to access the Recipes menu:

Espresso recipes.

PureBrew recipes (if enabled).

Hot Water recipes.

EasyCream recipes - Milk (if enabled).

Press < to return to the Home Page.

Standard Espresso recipe

Temperature < 93.4°C >

From the Recipes menu, press to access the Espresso recipe settings.

Press ✗ to return to the Recipes menu.

You can scroll through the screens with the < > buttons and change the parameters with < >.

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Recipes menu.

If a dose is set above 500 ml, it will be recognised by the machine as a Continuous Dose.

The doses can also be set by manual sampling.

Standard Espresso recipe parameters

Parameters Min. Max. Default Step
Temperature	70,0°C	105,0°C	93,4°C	0,1°C
Dose 15 ml 500 ml 20 ml	1 ml
Dose 2	5 ml	500 ml	120 ml	1 ml
Degassing	OFF	ON	OFF	ON/OFF
Degassing Duration ON	1 s	10 s	1 s	0,5 s
Degassing Duration OFF	1 s	10 s	2 s	0,5 s
PB-Tech	OFF	ON	OFF	ON/OFF

VIS Espresso recipe

Temperature 93.4°C

If the VIS function is enabled, from the Recipes menu, press to access the Espresso VIS recipe settings.

With this mode, the machine estimates the weight of the drink in the cup.

Press ✗ to return to the Recipes menu.

You can scroll through the screens with the

buttons.

The doses dispensed can also be set by manual sampling.

For both doses, it will be necessary to align the weight in the cup with that of an external scale.

Dose 1 (g) < 20 > Dose 2 (g) < 40 >

Deliver a single or double dose, or set the dose on the display with

Weigh the weight of the coffee cup on an external scale.

BACK Dose 1 (g) 20 VIS (g) 20.3

Press on the set value to access the VIS calibration.

Enter the value read on the scale in the VIS (g) field and press < to return to the settings.

When finished, on the last screen, press to save the settings and return to the

Recipes menu.

VIS Espresso recipe parameters

Parameters	Min. Max.	Default Step
Temperature	40,0°C	105,0°C	93,4°C	0,1°C
Dose 15 g 500 g	20 g 1 g
VIS Dose 10 g 100 g	20 g	0,1 g
Dose 2	5 g 500 g	40 g 1 g
VIS Dose 2	0 g 100 g	40 g	0,1 g
Degassing	OFF	ON	OFF	ON/OFF
Degassing Duration ON	1 s	10 s	1 s	0,5 s
Degassing Duration OFF	1 s	10 s 2 s	0,5 s
PB-Tech	OFF	ON	OFF	ON/OFF

PureBrew recipe

Temperature < 88.0°C > Set dose 1 IN < 18g >

From the Recipes menu, press to access the PureBrew recipe settings.

Press ✗ to return to the Recipes menu.

You can scroll through the screens with the < > buttons and change the parameters with < >.

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Recipes menu.

PureBrew recipe parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default	Step
Temperature	70,0°C	98,0°C	88,0°C	0,1°C
Set Dose 1 IN	2 g	50 g	18 g	0,5 g
Set Dose 2 IN	2 g	50 g	18 g	0,5 g
Dose 1	0 ml	500 ml	125 ml	1 ml
Dose 2	0 ml	500 ml	125 ml	1 ml
Profile	-	- Medium		LightMediumStrongCustom

PureBrew custom recipe parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default	Step
Blooming phase volume	50 ml	250 ml	40 ml	1 ml
Ton blooming	0,5 s	10 s	0,5 s	0,5 s
Toff blooming	0,5 s	10 s	1,0 s	0,5 s
Pause	0 s	60 s	15 s	1 s
Volume % Pure 1 phase	0 %	100 %	50 %	1 %
Ton Dose 1	0,5 s	10 s	1,0 s	0,5 s
Toff Dose 1	0,5 s	10 s	1,0 s	0,5 s
Pause Pure 1 Pure 2	0 s	60 s	15 s	1 s
Volume % Pure 2 phase	0 %	100 %	50 %	1 %
Ton Dose 2	0,5 s	10 s	1,0 s	0,5 s
Toff Dose 2	0,5 s	10 s	1,0 s	0,5 s

EasyCream recipe - Milk (optional)

Vapor temp. 65 Air temp. 40

From the Recipes menu, press to access the EasyCream (Milk) recipe settings.

This menu is only available if the EasyCream option is activated.

Press ✗ to return to the Recipes menu. You can scroll through the screens with the

< > buttons and change the parameters with < >.

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Recipes menu.

EasyCream recipe parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default Step
Steam temperature	20°C	85°C	65°C 1°C
Air temperature	10°C	60°C	40°C 1°C
Air valve 0%	100%	100%		5%

Hot Water recipe

× SAVE Time UP (s) 5 Time DOWN (s) 10

From the Recipes menu, press to access the Hot Water recipe settings.

Press ✗ to return to the Recipes menu. You can scroll through the screens with the

< > buttons and change the parameters with < >.

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Recipes menu.

Hot Water recipe parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default Step
Time UP	0 s	60 s	5 s	1 s
Time DOWN	0 s	60 s	10 s	1 s

ALARMS MENU

× Alarms 2 - 0 FILLING TIMEOUT STEAM BOILER 7 - 0 FILLING TIMEOUT COFFEE GROUP

In the Home Page, the Alarms Menu icon is only visible if there is an error. In this case, press to access the Alarms Menu.

The number visible in the icon identifies the error present.

Access to the alarms list is possible even if no alarm is actually active.

It is not possible to reset alarms from this menu.

Press ✗ to return to the Home Page.

Alarms list

• Alarms history list full.
• Alarm history
• Perform the washing operations.
  Coffee unit.
• EasyCream.
  Overpressure.
  • Service boiler.
• Coffee boiler
• External boards communication error.
• Connections module.
• Mains pressure below threshold.
• Mains pressure.
• Maintenance report.
• Maintenance by cycles or date.
• System monitoring error.
• Low battery or LSE error.
  • Alarm/counter history loading error.
• Error loading recipe parameters.
• Filling timeout.
• Heating timeout.
  • Probe in short circuit.
  • Probe in open circuit.

MAIN MENU

BACK Clean Temperature Energy Saving General Counters Tech. settings

From the Home Page, press to access the Main Menu.

Cleaning.

Temperature.

Energy Saving.

General Settings.

Counters.

Technical Settings.

A password is required to access the Technical Settings.

Press < to return to the Home Page.

Cleaning

BACK Clean Autopurge Groups

From the Main Menu, press to access the Cleaning menu:

Autopurge.

Group Cleaning.

Press

to return to the Main Menu.

Autopurge

Enable ON Set Purge (s) 2

From the Cleaning menu, press to access the Autopurge function settings.

The parameters are only visible if enabled (ON).

You can scroll through the screens with the < > buttons and change the parameters

with

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Cleaning menu.

Press ✗ to return to the Cleaning menu.

Autopurge parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default Step
Enable OFF ON	ON	ON/OFF
Set Purge 0 s	10 s	2 s 1 s
Set Delay 0 s	10 s	1 s 1 s

Group Cleaning

Start clean OFF Set clean cycles 5

From the Cleaning menu, press to access the Group Cleaning settings.

You can scroll through the screens with the < > buttons and change the parameters with < >.

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Cleaning menu.

Press ✗ to return to the Cleaning menu.

If the washing alarm is enabled and appears on the display, the unit washing must be started. For more information, see the ORDINARY CLEANING chapter.

Group Cleaning parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default Step
Start clean OFF ON OFF ON/OFF
Set clean cycles	0 10	2 1
Set reflushing cycles	0 10	2 1
Clean time 0 s	59 s	10 s	1 s
Alarm enable OFF ON OFF ON/OFF
Alarm hour 00	23	8	1 h
Alarm minutes	00	60	00	1 min

Temperature

SAVE Boller vap. (bar) 20

From the Main Menu, press to access the steam boiler Temperature management.
Press ✗ to return to the Main Menu.
Set the boiler temperature between 0.5 bar and 2.5 bar with <> then press SAVE to save the setting and return to the Main Menu.

Energy Savings

BACK Energy saving Boiler manager Standby Weekly Prog.

From the Main Menu, press to access the Energy Saving menu:
Boiler manager. Standby. Weekly programming.
Press < to return to the Main Menu.

Boiler manager

X SAVE Group ON Steam OFF

From the Energy Saving menu, press to access the Boiler Manager.
Press ✗ to return to the Energy Saving menu.

You can optimise the power consumption of the machine according to your needs, by enabling (ON) or disabling (OFF) the coffee dispensing unit and/or the steam nozzle.

To change the settings, use the < > buttons, then press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Energy Saving menu.

If the unit and/or the nozzle are disabled (OFF), it will not be possible to dispense coffee or steam.

Standby

SAVE Enable ON Boiler pressure (bar) 1.0

From the Energy Saving menu, press 📋 to set the Standby function.
Press ✗ to return to the Energy Saving menu.

This function allows you to enter or exit into an active standby state after a set time of inactivity, which allows you to choose whether to switch the machine OFF completely or keep it at a set (below the operating pressure).

To change the settings, use the <7> buttons, then press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Energy Saving menu.

If the Standby function is enabled, swipe left from the Home Page on the display to access the Standby screen.

80 °C 80 °C Active recipe: Arabica 0.5 Bar 2.2 Bar

Press the icon for 3 seconds to turn the machine to Standby.

Standby

In Standby, the machine is switched ON, but the pressure of the steam boiler is reduced to save energy.

To exit the Standby mode, press one of the three dispensing buttons, or press to switch to Power OFF mode.

Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

For more information on the Power OFF mode, see the relevant paragraph.

Standby parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default Step
Enable OFF ON	OFF ON/OFF
Boiler pressure	0 bar	1,8 bar	1,2 bar	0,6 bar

Weekly programming

Monday Tuesday

From the Energy Saving menu, press to access the Weekly Programming.

This page allows you to specify the days of rest and the days on which the machine is programmed to switch ON and OFFa automatically.

Press ✗ to return to the Energy Saving menu.

You can scroll through the day screens with the < > buttons.

The selected days are highlighted by the icon.

Press ☐ to access the settings for the selected days.

Monday Start hour 00 Start minute 00

Set for the selected day:

• Start hour.
• Start minute.
• Stop hour.
• Stop minute.

Press ✗ to return to the day selection screen.

You can scroll through the screens with the < > buttons and change the parameters with < >.

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the day selection screen.

Counters

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

From the Main Menu, press to access the Counters.

On the first screen, the counters for Espresso and PureBrew beverages are displayed.

Press ✗ to return to the Main Menu.

Press > to move to the next screen.

Maintenance 0/500 Litres 0

The third and final screen displays the counters:

Maintenance: indicates the number of cycles left before maintenance. When the set threshold is reached, the alarm appears on the display.

- Litres: indicates the amount of litres of water dispensed by the machine.

Press < to return to the previous screen.

Language

SAVE Language English

From the General Settings menu, press to set the display Language:

• Italian.
- English.
- French.
- German.
- Spanish.
• Russian.
- Chinese.

< > Partial 0 Absolutes 0

The second screen displays the partial and absolute counters.

You can scroll through the screens with the

< > buttons.

General Settings

BACK General Language Time and data Unit

From the Main Menu, press to access the General Settings menu:

Language.
Date and Time.
Unit of measurement.
Press < to return to the Main Menu.

Set the language with the < > buttons.

Press ✗ to return to the General Settings.

When finished, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the General Settings menu.

Date and Time

Day 30 Month 10

From the General Settings menu, press to set the display Date and Time.

Day.
• Month.
- Year.
· Time.
• Minute.

Press ✗ to return to the General Settings.

You can scroll through the screens with the

buttons and change the parameters

with

When finished, on the last screen, press

to save the settings and return to the

General Settings menu.

Unit of measurement

× SAVE ↓ Temperature °C

From the General Settings menu, press to set the temperature Unit of Measurement between °C and °F.

Press < to return to the General Settings.

Set the unit of measurement to

When finished, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the General Settings menu.

TECHNICAL SETTINGS

From the Main Menu, press to access the Technical Settings menu.

This menu allows sensitive parameters to be set which, in the event of setting errors, could cause the machine to malfunction.

Access to the Technical Settings is only possible after entering the 4-digit password.

× ✓ **** 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ✕

Press to return to the Main Menu.

After entering the password, press √ to confirm.

Update Connections Calibration Power Diagnostics Reset Count.

From the first screen of the Technical Settings menu, you can access:

Update.

Connections.

Calibration.

Power Management.

Diagnostics.

Counter Reset.

Press ✗ to return to the Main Menu. Press > to move to the next screen.

History Alarms Maintenance Keys & Display Password Reset settings Config.

From the second screen, you can access:

Alarm History.

Maintenance.

Buttons and display.

Password.

Data Reset.

Configuration.

Press ✗ to return to the Main Menu. Press ✕ to return to the previous screen.

Update

BACK CPU 1.1 Display 1.1

From the Technical Settings menu, press to display the Firmware versions: - CPU. - Display.

Press < to return to the Technical Settings menu.

Connections

X SAVE Connections ON

From the Technical Settings menu, press to enable (ON) or disable (OFF) the Connections, using the < > buttons. Press ✗ to return to the Technical Settings menu.

When finished, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Technical Settings menu.

If the connection is enabled, the 📄 icon is displayed on the Home Page.

Calibration

BACK Calibration VIS VIS Steam lever Offset

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Calibration menu:

VIS.

Steam lever.

Offset.

Press < to return to the Technical Settings menu.

VIS calibration

× SAVE VIS VS < 0.952 >

From the Calibration menu, press to access the VIS calibration.

The values in this menu only need to be

changed when replacing the machine's dosing model.

Press ✗ to return to the Calibration menu.

Set the parameters with the < > buttons and press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Calibration menu.

VIS Calibration Parameters

Parameters	Min.	Max.	Default Step
VIS 0.0	1.0	0.952		0.001

Steam lever calibration

Position 0 Confirm

From the Calibration menu, press to access the Steam Lever calibration.

Press ✗ to return to the Calibration menu.

In this menu, the steam lever positions can be physically calibrated:

Rest.
- Cleaning.
• Medium Power.
• Maximum Power.

Once the Calibration procedure has begun, it cannot be interrupted.

Then the display shows the √ icon that confirms the operation and prepares for the calibration of the next position.

Position 1 Confirm

Physically place the steam lever in the Medium Power position and press Confirm.

Then another √ icon appears on the display that confirms the operation and prepares for the calibration of the next position.

Position 2 Confirm

Physically place the steam lever in the Maximum Power position and press Confirm.

Then another icon appears on the display that confirms the operation and prepares for the calibration of the last position.

Position 3 Confirm

Physically place the steam lever in the Cleaning position and press Confirm.

At the end of the calibration, the display displays 4 icons and the button that allows you to return to the Calibration menu.

Position 3

Physically place the steam lever in the Rest position and press Confirm to carry out the calibration.

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Offset calibration

Steam boiler pressure offset 0.0 Network pressure offset 0.0

to ac-

From the Calibration menu, press to access the Offset menu.

Offset indicates the difference from a measured value to a reference value.

Temperature probes may be slightly different from an external thermometer.

Press ✗ to return to the Calibration menu. You can scroll through the screens with the

buttons and change the parameters

When finished, on the last screen, press SAVE to save the settings and return to the

Calibration menu.

Offset Parameters

Parameters	Min. Max. Default Step
Steam boiler pressure offset	-1,0 bar	+1,0 bar	1,0 bar 0,1	bar
Network pressure offset	-3,0 bar	+3,0 bar	0,0 bar 0,1	bar
GR probe offset	-10°C	+10°C 0,0°C	0,1°C
Coffee boiler probe offset	-10°C	+10°C 0,0°C	0,1°C
EasyCream probe offset	-10°C	+10°C 0,0°C	0,1°C
Steam offset	-10°C	+10°C	0,0°C	0,1°C

Power Management

X SAVE Power ON

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Power Management function, which allows you to limit the power consumption of the machine.

Enable (ON) or disable (OFF) the consumption management using the 🎨 buttons, or press ✗ to return to the Technical Settings menu.

Diagnostics

BACK Diagnostics Manual Automatic

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Diagnostics menu, which allows you to verify the correct operation of the individual machine components:

Manual diagnostics.

Automatic diagnostics.

Manual Diagnostics

Manual Pump Group boiler heating

From the Diagnostics menu, press to access the Manual Diagnostics.

Press ✗ to return to the Diagnostics menu. You can scroll through the component screens with the buttons at the top <>, while to start the test, press > next to the component name:

Pump.
- Group boiler heating.
- Group heating.
- Group dispensing.
• Service boiler heating.
- Filling the service boiler.
- Steam dispensing.
Hot water.
- Boiler cleaning.

The Boiler Cleaning function allows you to empty the steam boiler.

Components may vary depending on the machine's options.

During the tests, the icon is displayed and at the end, the result can be:

Test passed correctly.

Test not passed.

Automatic Diagnostics

START Automatic Pump Group boiler heating

You can scroll through the counters with the

< > buttons and reset them with

• Expresso drinks counter.
  • PureBrew beverage counter.
• Hot water meter.
• Partial counter.
• Maintenance counter
• Litres dispensed counter.

It is not possible to reset the absolute counter.

Maintenance

X > Maintenance ON

From the Diagnostics menu, press to access the Automatic Diagnostics.

Press ✗ to return to the Diagnostics menu. This function allows automatic testing of components in the same order as for Manual Diagnostics.

Boiler Cleaning is not available in this mode.

Press START to start the test.

Alarms History

Alarms 2 - 0 FILLING TIMEOUT STEAM GOILER 7 - 0 FILLING TIMEOUT COFFEE GROUP

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Maintenance menu.

The maintenance alarm can be enabled by setting a maximum number of dispensing cycles, so that when this number is reached, the alarm is activated on the display.

In addition to the number of cycles, a date can be programmed for the maintenance alarm to be activated.

Reset Counters

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Alarms History.

Press ✗ to return to the Technical Settings menu.

Press ✗ to delete an error line.

Press ✗ to return to the Technical Settings menu.

You can scroll through the settings screens with the <> buttons and change the parameters with <>:

• Enable or disable the alarm (ON/OFF).
• Dispensing cycle counter (5000/100000).
  Day.
  • Month.
• Year.

The options are only available if the maintenance alarm is activated (ON). Otherwise, the following pages will not be available.

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Reset Counters.

Press ✗ to return to the Technical Settings menu.

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Keys and Display

× > Keys 100 > Display 100 >

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Keys and Display menu.

Press ✗ to return to the Technical Settings menu.

You can scroll through the settings screens with the <> buttons and change the parameters with <>

Password management

BACK Password Edit password Permissions

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Password Management menu:

Edit password. Permissions Management.

Press < to return to the Technical Settings menu.

Enter the Current Password and the New Password in the appropriate entry fields.

To enter the password, press on the input fields. The numeric keypad will appear on the display.

Enter the new password 1234

Type the 4-digit password and press to

Keys and Display parameters

Parameters	Min. Max. Default Step
Display brightness	0 % 100 % 70 % 1 %
Keys brightness	0 % 100 % 70 % 1 %
Leds OFF ON OFF ON/OFF
Led power 0 %	100 % 70 % 1 %
Persistence info	0 s	60 s 10 s	1 s
Name	Alphanumeric keyboard
VIS*	-	-	Weight + Time	Weight, Time, Weight + Time

* Only available if the VIS option is activated.

Edit Password

SAVE Current password * * * * New password

From the Password Management menu, press to edit the Password to access the Technical Settings.

Press ✗ to return to the Password Management menu.

Press < to return to the Edit Password screen.

At the end of the procedure, press SAVE to confirm the change of the password.

A confirmation message on the display will communicate the actual change.

Password changed successfully

Permissions Management

Clean Temperature Energy Saving General Counters My recipe

From the Password Management menu, press to access Permissions management.

Press < to return to the Password Management menu.

This screen allows you to choose which functions the user can access.

The deactivated icons (not coloured) will only be accessible by entering the password.

When finished, press √ to confirm the settings and return to the Password Management menu.

Reset Settings

BACK Reset settings Test reset Factory set.

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the Reset Settings menu:

Test Reset. Factory Parameters Reset.

Press < to return to the Technical Settings menu.

Test Reset

BACK Reset data? No Yes

From the Reset Settings menu, press to proceed with the Test Reset.

Press < to return to the Reset Settings menu.

If this is confirmed, the display will show a message advising you to empty the boiler and the hydraulic circuit.

The next time the machine is restarted, it will be necessary to complete the first start-up procedure again, and the machine will fill the boilers automatically.

Factory Parameters Reset

To access this function, the password is required.

Password 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ✕

From the Reset Settings menu, press to proceed with the Factory Parameters Reset.

Press < to return to the Reset Settings menu.

Type the 4-digit password and press √ to proceed.

BACK Reset data? No Yes

In the event of confirmation, the machine proceeds with the total reset.

Press < to return to the Reset Settings-menu.

Configuration

X > Steam ON

From the Technical Settings menu, press to access the machine Configuration.

Press ✗ to return to the Technical Settings menu.

You can scroll through the settings screens with the <> buttons and change the parameters with <>

Configuration Parameters

Parameters Min. Max. Default Step
Steam OFF ON /		EasyCream	ON	ON/OFF/EasyCream
PureBrew OFF		ON	ON ON / OFF
Coffee boiler self-level OFF		ON	OFF ON / OFF
Pump self-level active OFF		ON	OFF ON / OFF
Steam boiler self-level OFF		ON	OFF ON / OFF
Water with active pump	OFF	ON	OFF ON / OFF
Water pressure alarm set (bar)	0,0 bar	3,0 bar	0,0 bar	0,1 bar
VIS	OFF	ON	OFF ON / OFF

* Allows you to set a pressure threshold above which an error message will be displayed.

RDINARY CLEANING

Item to be cleaned	After use	Daily Weekly
Filter and filter holder	√	√
Body machine		√
Cup holder grid		√
Water collection tray		√
Dispensing group diffuser		√
Dispensing group gasket		√
Dispensing group			√

Excluding the cleaning of the dispensing group, any cleaning must be carried out with zero energy status (plug disconnected from the mains) and with the hot parts at environment temperature.

Avoid to clean the machine using water jets or standing it in water.

Do not use solvents, chlorine-based products or abrasives.

FILTER AND FILTER HOLDER CLEANING

After use, always empty the conical filter from the coffee used inside it.

graph TD
    A["1: Finishing funnel, dropping funnel"] --> B["2: Drop drop, 3: Add water"]
    B --> C["3: Water tank with + and - labels"]
    C --> D["4: Add water into container with + and - label"]
    D --> E["5: Drain with water tap"]
    E --> F["6: Finishing funnel, dropping funnel"]
    F --> G["6: Drop drop, 7: Add water"]
    G --> H["7: Water tank with + and - labels"]
    H --> I["8: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    I --> J["9: Water tank with + and - labels"]
    J --> K["10: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    K --> L["11: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    L --> M["12: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    M --> N["13: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    N --> O["14: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    O --> P["15: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    P --> Q["16: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    Q --> R["17: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    R --> S["18: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    S --> T["19: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    T --> U["20: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    U --> V["21: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    V --> W["22: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    W --> X["23: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    X --> Y["24: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    Y --> Z["25: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    Z --> AA["26: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    AA --> AB["27: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    AB --> AC["28: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    AC --> AD["29: Add water into container with + and - labels"]
    AD --> AE["30' water tank"]

At the end of the day:

1 Remove the filters from their filter holders.

To remove the PureBrew conical filter, lever the cone from the top of the filter holder.

Do not remove the conical filter from the filter holder by pressing it on a work surface, as this may damage it.

2 Insert the manufacturer's recommended dose of the specific detergent powder in a container with hot water.
3 Immerse the filters and filter holder (take care not to also immerse the handle) in the container.
4 Wait 30 minutes.
5 Rinse thoroughly with running water; if necessary, clean the filters with a brush.
6 Insert the filters back into their filter holders.

The conical filter should be regularly cleaned in a dishwasher to avoid clogging.

BODY MACHINE CLEANING

Work area cleaning

Illustration of a pipette dispensing liquid into a test tube with an orange arrow indicating flow, accompanied by scientific symbols (no text or labels)

1 Remove the worktop, lifting it up from the front and sliding it out.
2 Remove the water collection dish underneath.
3 Clean everything with hot water and cleansers.

External body and display cleaning

Illustration of a hand cleaning a kitchen appliance with a tool, showing no text or symbols.

To clean the external bodies and the display, switch OFF the machine and use a soft cloth moistened with warm water.

Clean the screen with the machine switched OFF and avoid leaving the display wet or damp.

Never not use solvents, chlorine-based products and / or abrasives.

GROUP SHOWER CLEANING

Illustration of a hand holding a pen, with tools and a device on a surface (no text or symbols)

1 Unscrew the screw placed in the centre of the diffuser and shower. Automatically the screw, diffuser and shower fall out.

graph TD
    A["Beaker with filter"] --> B["30° Condensation"]
    B --> C["Water bath"]
    C --> D["Water displacement"]
    D --> E["Water displacement + 1 mmol/L"]
    E --> F["Water displacement + 2 mmol/L"]
    F --> G["Water displacement + 3 mmol/L"]
    G --> H["Water displacement + 4 mmol/L"]
    H --> I["Water displacement + 5 mmol/L"]
    I --> J["Water displacement + 6 mmol/L"]
    J --> K["Water displacement + 7 mmol/L"]
    K --> L["Water displacement + 8 mmol/L"]
    L --> M["Water displacement + 9 mmol/L"]
    M --> N["Water displacement + 10 mmol/L"]
    N --> O["Water displacement + 11 mmol/L"]
    O --> P["Water displacement + 12 mmol/L"]
    P --> Q["Water displacement + 13 mmol/L"]
    Q --> R["Water displacement + 14 mmol/L"]
    R --> S["Water displacement + 15 mmol/L"]
    S --> T["Water displacement + 16 mmol/L"]
    T --> U["Water displacement + 17 mmol/L"]
    U --> V["Water displacement + 18 mmol/L"]
    V --> W["Water displacement + 19 mmol/L"]
    W --> X["Water displacement + 20 mmol/L"]

2 Place everything in a container with hot water and specific detergent for about 30 minutes.
3 Brush the shower and the diffuser.
4 Rinse everything thoroughly with running water.
5 Restore everything on the machine by proceeding in the opposite direction to resume normal operation.

CLEANING THE DISPENSING GROUP

Wash at least once a day.

To wash the dispensing unit, from the display, access the Cleaning menu.

BACK Clean Autopurge Groups

From the Cleaning menu, press to access the washing cycle of the dispensing unit.

Start clean OFF Set clean cycles 5

Set the washing cycle parameters and then set the Start Clean option to ON.

Wait cleaning

To start the washing cycle, press the continuous dispensing key.

To exit the washing cycle, press

When the automatic washing cycle is started, it cannot be stopped before its end.

If the machine is stopped before the cycle has finished, when it is switched back on, it restarts the rinsing cycle automatically.

The washing cycle follows the set parameters and consists of the washing and rinsing phases.

60 Cleaning group

The countdown for the washing phase is visible on the display.

At the end of the washing phase, the machine prepares for the rinsing phase.

Wait flushing

Press the continuous dispensing key to proceed with the rinsing phase.

60 Flushing group

The countdown for the rinsing phase is visible on the display.

At the end of the rinsing phase, it is possible to return to the normal operation of the machine.

MAINTENANCE

In the event of maintenance, switch OFF the machine using the switch and unplug the power cord.

During maintenance / repairs, the parts used must be able to guarantee compliance with the safety and hygiene requirements envisaged for the machine. Original replacement parts can offer this guarantee.

After the repair or replacement of any components of parts that come into contact with food or water, it is necessary to carry out the washing procedure as described in this manual or according to the manufacturer's instructions.

If the machine has been in use recently, wait for it to cool down before carrying out any kind of work on it.

Maintenance includes annual replacement of the group shower and gasket.

To carry out this operation, contact a qualified technician.

Failure to comply with these conditions will automatically invalidate the warranty.

For any additional work on the machine, please contact the dealer where you purchased the product.

If the machine must be shipped:

• Empty the water tank.
- Switch OFF the machine.
- Use the original packaging.
- Give your contact details or put them inside the box.

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM

CB Coffee boiler

DOS Volumetric counter

DSP Touch-screen display

EVLV Level solenoid valve

EVGR Group solenoid valve

EVHW Hot water solenoid valve

EVPJ Jet pulse solenoid valve

EVS A Steam solenoid valve

EVS B Steam solenoid valve

EVWS Water stop solenoid valve

F Fuse

FC Frequency converter

FHS Filter-holder sensor

GR Dispensing group

HWK Hot water buttons

LP Level probe

LST LED strip

M Compressor

MB Electronic control panel

MS Main switch

PM Pump motor

PR Pressure switch

PS Safety pressure switch

R Relay

RCB Coffee boiler resistance

RGR Dispensing group resistance

RSB Steam boiler heating element

RTD EasyCream resistive sensor

SB Steam boiler

SL Steam lever

SSR Static safety relay

TF Temperature probe

TP Temperature probe

LP R5B 1600 W SB TF 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 6.9 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6-7.7 7.7-7.8 7.8-7.9 8.0-8.1 8.1-8.2 8.2-8.3 8.3-8.4 8.4-8.5 8.5-8.6 8.6-8.7 8.7-8.8 8.8-8.9 8.9-9.0 9.0-9.1 9.1-9.2 9.2-9.3 9.3-9.4 9.4-9.5 9.5-9.6 9.6-9.7 9.7-9.8 9.8-9.9 9.9-1000 W TP RTD FHS MB DC FC AC MS PMI EVMSI EVPJ EVS B EVS A EVLV EVMH EVRH EVOB SL CN 22 DSP CN 23 HWK CN 21

YDRAULIC DIAGRAM

1 Water supply
2 Check valve
3 Water stop solenoid valve
4 Pump
5 Volumetric counter
6 Calibrated orifice
7 Flow control solenoid valve
8 Coffee boiler
9 Dispensing solenoid valve
10 To the filter holder

11 Discharge
12 Safety valve (16.5 bar)
13 Level solenoid valve
14 Steam boiler
15 Anti-vacuum valve
16 Safety valve (3 bar)
17 Steam solenoid valve
18 Hot water solenoid valve with tap
19 To the steam nozzle
20 To the hot water nozzle

graph TD
    A["1"] --> B["2"]
    B --> C["3"]
    C --> D["2"]
    D --> E["4"]
    E --> F["5"]
    F --> G["M"]
    G --> H["2"]
    H --> I["6"]
    I --> J["7"]
    J --> K["8"]
    K --> L["9"]
    L --> M["10"]
    K --> N["11"]
    K --> O["12"]
    O --> P["11"]
    Q["13"] --> R["S"]
    R --> S["14"]
    S --> T["15"]
    T --> U["16"]
    U --> V["17"]
    V --> W["S"]
    W --> X["18"]
    X --> Y["19"]
    X --> Z["20"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Q fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style R fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style S fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style T fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style U fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style V fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style W fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style X fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style Y fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style Z fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

BOILER DIAGRAM

1 Boiler body
2 Upper flange
3 M3x8 stud bolt
4 Connection 1/4"
5 M6x25 stud bolt
6 Lower flange
7 M6x20 stud bolt

4 3 4 2 4 1 5 5 5 9

8 4 8 9 4 5 1 5 2

PRESCRIPIONS DE SÉCURITÉ

Blue circular icon with a white vertical line and horizontal lines above a base, resembling a stylized lamp or circuit symbol (no text or numbers present)

Recycling symbol with four arrows forming a triangle (no text or labels)

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with a diagonal line and a horizontal bar below (no text or labels)

Micro Action

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DESCRIPTION DE LA MACHINE

+5 °C +25°C ≥900mm 150 mm

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Diagram showing a mechanical device with labeled components and orange arrows indicating flow or movement paths.

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Diagram showing a hand using a water tap to measure a product, with Chinese text labels and directional arrows indicating flow or movement.

Line drawing of a coffee maker pouring liquid into a cup on a tray (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a hand cleaning a kitchen appliance with labeled buttons and a QR code on the door.

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Diagram of a coffee maker with labeled parts and control buttons, showing mechanical components and a pitcher.

Line drawing of a robotic arm operating on a staircase (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a plug connected to an electrical outlet with warning symbol and orange directional arrows indicating current flow or discharge.

Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

35 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

4 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

× > temperature < 93.4°C >

× > Activer ON Set Purge (s) 2 >

SAUVE. Active ON Pression Chaudière (bar) 1.0

Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

RETOUR CPU 1.1 Display 1.1

× SAUVE. VIS VS < 0.952 >

Position 0 Confirmer

Position 1 Confirmer

Position 2 Confirmer

Position 3 Confirmer

Position 3

Calibration Offset

Offset sonde pression vapeur 0.0 Offset sonde température 0.0

X SAUVE. Power ON

Diagnostique manuel

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

× > Maintenance ON

graph TD
    A["1: Finishing funnel"] --> B["2: Color change"]
    B --> C["3: Water displacement"]
    C --> D["4: Color change + water displacement"]
    D --> E["5: Drop in water"]
    E --> F["6: Collection with funnel"]

Illustration of a pipette dispensing liquid into a test chamber with an orange arrow indicating flow (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a hand cleaning a kitchen appliance with a tool (no text or symbols visible)

Illustration of a hand holding a tool near a washing machine (no text or symbols)

Blue circular icon with a white vertical line and horizontal bars, resembling a stylized lamp or circuit symbol (no text or numbers present)

Recycling symbol with four arrows forming a triangle (no text or labels)

Diagram showing a crossed-out trash bin with no text or symbols, indicating no waste or disposal.

Victor's Box Victor's Box

Electrician

Simple line drawing of a mechanical device with a lever and base, labeled 'Z' at the bottom (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Größen (mm / inch)

+5 °C +25°C ≥900mm 150 mm

Diagram illustrating a sewing machine operation with labeled parts and a hand holding a golden object.

Diagram of a water treatment or filtration system with labeled components and directional arrows indicating flow paths.

Illustration of a plug connected to an electrical outlet with an orange upward arrow indicating power flow (no text or symbols)

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Diagram showing a device with labeled components and orange arrows indicating flow or movement, possibly illustrating a process or system.

Illustration of a robotic arm performing a manual valve operation on a tray, with two labeled cross-sections (x1 and x2) showing no text or symbols.

Diagram showing a mechanical device with labeled components and orange arrows indicating flow or movement, possibly illustrating a process or assembly.

Line drawing of a coffee maker pouring liquid into a cup on a tray (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a warning sign with a red 'X' symbol and a warning triangle with a yellow 'S' symbol, likely indicating a hazard or caution.

Diagram showing a hand cleaning a kitchen appliance with labeled buttons and a control panel

Diagram illustrating a hand pouring liquid into a machine with control panel and directional arrows indicating flow or movement.

Diagram showing a test tube with warning symbols and a hand holding a test tube, indicating a chemical reaction or safety hazard.

Illustration of a hand using a tool to clean or wash a cylindrical object on a textured surface (no text or symbols visible)

Diagram of a coffee maker with labeled parts and control buttons, showing front panel, side view, and interior layout.

Line drawing of a robotic arm operating on a staircase (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a plug connected to an electrical outlet with warning symbol and orange directional arrow indicating current flow or discharge.

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Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

35 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

4 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

35 88.0 °C Medium Degassing Pure Brew

Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

Position 3

Offset-Kalibrierung

Dampfkeessel Offset Einstellen 0.0 Temperatur-Sensor Offset Einstellen 0.0

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

X > Dampf ON

graph TD
    A["1: Finishing funnel"] --> B["2: Drop drop"]
    B --> C["3: Water displacement"]
    C --> D["4: Add (+) to blue cylinder"]
    D --> E["5: Discharge to faucet"]
    E --> F["6: Finishing funnel"]
    F --> G["7: Drop drop"]
    G --> H["8: Water displacement"]
    H --> I["9: Discharge to faucet"]

Am Ende des Tages:

Illustration of a pipette dispensing liquid into a test tube with an orange arrow indicating flow, accompanied by droplets and a blue battery (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a hand cleaning a laptop with a cloth, showing the screen and keyboard (no text or symbols present)

Illustration of a hand holding a tool near a wall-mounted device with control buttons (no text or symbols)

Blue circular icon with a white vertical line and horizontal lines, resembling a stylized lamp or circuit symbol (no text or numbers present)

Recycling symbol with four arrows forming a triangle (no text or labels)

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with two crossed lines and a solid black rectangle below (no text or labels)

Electrician ↑ ↑

Simple line drawing of a mechanical device with a lever and base, labeled 'Z' at the bottom (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Illustration of a hand using a sewing machine to press down a golden coin (no text or symbols visible)

Diagram of a water treatment or gas flow system with labeled components and directional arrows indicating flow paths.

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Diagram showing a mechanical device with labeled parts 1, 2, and 3, likely illustrating a machining or assembly process.

Illustration of a robotic arm performing a manual tool on a platform, with two labeled cross-sections (x1 and x2) showing no text or symbols.

Diagram showing a robotic arm with labeled components and orange arrows indicating flow or movement, possibly illustrating a robotic operation or system.

Line drawing of a coffee maker pouring liquid into a cup on a tray (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a warning sign with a red X mark and a warning symbol, likely indicating a hazard or absence of a device.

Diagram showing a hand cleaning a kitchen appliance with Korean text labels and control buttons

Diagram showing a hand using a micrometer to measure a product, with Chinese text labels and directional arrows indicating process flow.

Diagram showing a device with warning symbols and a red X mark indicating cancellation or failure, including warning labels and electrical components.

Illustration of a hand using a tool to clean or wash a cylindrical object on a perforated tray (no text or symbols visible)

Diagram of a coffee maker with labeled parts and control buttons, showing front panel and side view.

Line drawing of a robotic arm operating a machine with a mesh platform (no text or symbols)

Safety warning illustration showing a plug with a fuse and an electrical socket inside a wall, with an orange arrow indicating disassembly or repair.

Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

35 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

4 93.4 °C Off Degassing Espresso

35 88.0 °C Medium Degassing Pure Brew

Circular black button with a white power symbol icon at center (no text or numbers)

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

Espresso 0 PureBrew 0

X > Vapor ON

graph TD
    A["1: Roundup funnel with dropping funnel"] --> B["2: Drop funnel"]
    B --> C["3: Water drop with blue liquid"]
    C --> D["4: Cover with + and down arrow"]
    D --> E["5: Down arrow to tap"]
    E --> F["6: Roundup funnel with drop funnel"]
    F --> G["6: Drop funnel"]
    G --> H["7: Down arrow to tap"]

Al final del día:

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Illustration of a hand cleaning a laptop with a cloth (no text or symbols visible)

Illustration of a hand holding a screwdriver next to a washing machine (no text or symbols)

MS Interruptor principal

PM Motor de bomba

PR Presostato

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY - PRESSURE EQUIPMENT

DÉCLARATION DE CONFORMITÉ CE - MACHINE SOUS PRESSION

EU-KONFORMITATSERKLARUNG - UNTER DRUCK BETRIEBENES GERAT

Simonelli Group declares under its own responsibility that the espresso coffee machine identified as below complies with the directives specified below and meets the essential requirements indicated in attachment A Conformity evaluation: category 1, form A The following harmonized standards have been applied following the provisions of the directives specified below.

ATTENTION: This declaration is to be kept with the equipment at all times and must always go together with the equipment. Any use of the equipment than for the purposes for which it was designed is prohibited. The integrity and efficiency of the equipment of the safety devices are the responsibility of the user. The declaration is null and void if the machine is modified without the express authorization of the Manufacturer or if improperly installed and used in such a way that does not comply with indications in the user's manual and the instructions.

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