Serie "LXS9"
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POWER SUPPLY
The vending machine should only be connected to earthed electrical systems.
Before connection to the supply mains, make sure that the earthing system is present, that the supply
voltage is 220-230 Volt~, that the outlet to which the machine will be connected is in good condition and
approved for at least 10 Amp and that an omnipolar switch is installed upstream of it, i.e. that switches
off both power supply conductors with a single opening action (except for the earth conductor), with an
opening of the contacts of at least 3 mm. (It is recommended that the outlet have an insulated residual
current breaker).
Install the vending machine so that the power-supply plug is easily accessible after you install it.
Check the appearance of the power cord to detect possible abrasions or other defects of the sheath or
of the plug on the cord and replace it if necessary as described further on in this manual.
- POWER CORD REPLACEMENT
If it should become necessary to replace the vending machine‟s power cord, the H05VV-F replacement
cord, which is in conformity with standard CENELEC EN 60 335-1, is available from Damian; the
replacement should ONLY be carried out by skilled service personnel.
Before all operations on the power cord, make sure that the power-supply plug is disconnected
from its outlet.
Remove the rear grille of the cabinet by unscrewing its fixing screws, remove the cable gland from the
grille, open the cable gland and remove the cable.
Disconnect the cable socket from the electrical box and remove the cable to be replaced.
Repeat the operations described above in reverse order to install the new cable.
Check that the main switch found on the lower part of the cabinet (See Fig. 2) is in the “OFF” position
and insert the plug into the power-supply outlet, then move the main switch to the “ON” position.
When the vending machine door is closed, all of its electrical parts will be powered owing to the
pressure exercised by the door on the safety switch (black switch located on the left bottom of the
vending machine. See Figure 2).
USING THE SAFETY SWITCH
The vending machine is equipped with a safety switch (See Figure 2) that allows powering up all of its
electrical parts only when the door is closed. When it is necessary to power up the vending machine
with the door open (for example, for loading products or programming), the safety switch can be armed
by inserting the special key and turning it 90°. To disarm the safety switch (in order to cut off power to
the electrical parts), turn the switch key 90° and remove it from the switch.
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