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ELEKTRA SIXTIES User Manual

ELEKTRA SIXTIES
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PROFESSIONAL ESPRESSO COFFEE MACHINES
SIXTIES - CLASSIC - BELLE EPOQUE
GB

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ELEKTRA SIXTIES Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandELEKTRA
ModelSIXTIES
CategoryCoffee Maker
LanguageEnglish

Summary

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

A INTRODUCTION

Provides an overview of the manual's scope and target audience.

B GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS AND SAFETY REGULATIONS

C DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

1 USER-MACHINE INTERFACE

Explains the LED alerts and pushbutton controls for interacting with the machine.

2 COFFEE DISPENSING

Describes the coffee dispensing system, boiler capacity, and filter baskets.

3 STEAM DISPENSING

Details the steam valves, swivel wands, and steam production.

4 HOT WATER DISPENSING

Explains the hot water valve, swivel wand, and water source.

5 CONTROL OF WATER LEVEL IN THE BOILER

Outlines the automatic water level control system using a probe and valve.

6 CONTROL OF WATER TEMPERATURE IN THE BOILER

Covers boiler temperature control via sensor and its impact on brewing water.

7 CONTROL OF COFFEES DOSAGE

Explains how flow rate sensors or volumetric devices measure water for coffee dosage.

8 MEASURING THE PRESSURE IN THE BOILER

Refers to the pressure gauge displaying steam pressure in the boiler.

9 MEASURING THE BREWING PRESSURE

Describes the pressure gauge for pump pressure during brewing.

10 MEASURING THE WATER SUPPLY PRESSURE

Explains how the gauge shows water supply pressure when the pump is stopped.

11 PROTECTING THE HEATING ELEMENTS

Details the heating elements and protection against overheating via thermostats.

12 WARMING THE CUPS

Describes the cup heater trays and heat generation for warming cups.

13 BODY LIGHTING (Classic)

Mentions the lighting on the sides and back of the Classic model.

14 USER ALERTS

Explains the various LED alerts for machine status, minor, and major alarms.

15 SOUND EMISSION

Lists the weighted sound emission levels for different machine models.

D TYPE APPROVALS

1 EUROPEAN TYPE APPROVALS

Covers CE marking and compliance with various European directives.

2 KOREA - AUSTRALIA - NEW ZELAND TYPE APPROVALS

States compliance with regulations in Korea, Australia, and New Zealand.

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

A USE

Instructions for operating the machine, including switching on, night cycle, and parameter display.

1 SWITCHING ON THE APPLIANCE

Steps for turning the machine on and understanding initial alerts.

2 SWITCHING ON THE LIGHTING (Classic)

Describes how the body lighting activates on the Classic model.

3 NIGHT CYCLE

Explains the partial operation mode for saving energy and reducing scale.

4 DISPLAY OF FUNDAMENTAL PARAMETERS

Details how to read operating parameters from the dual pressure gauge.

5 OPERATING PARAMETERS SETTING

Outlines the adjustable operating parameters for the appliance.

5.1 COFFEE DOSES SETTING

Step-by-step guide to programming desired coffee doses for each button.

5.2 GROUP 1 COFFEES DOSES COPYING ON GROUP 2 AND 3

Instructions for copying programmed coffee doses from Group 1 to other groups.

5.3 GROUPS CLEANING

Refers to the maintenance chapter for group cleaning procedures.

5.4 NIGHT CYCLE SETUP

Instructions for setting the night cycle function on or off.

6 USE OF THE WORKING AREAS (Belle Epoque)

Describes the working area dimensions for the Belle Epoque model.

7 USE OF THE WORKING AREAS (Sixties and Classic)

Describes the working area dimensions for Sixties and Classic models.

8 COFFEE DISPENSING WITH MANUAL DOSES

How to dispense coffee manually by timing the button press.

9 COFFEE DISPENSING WITH AUTOMATIC DOSING

How to dispense coffee using preset automatic doses.

10 MAKING THE COFFEE

Key factors for making good coffee, including grinding, temperature, and pressure.

11 PREPARING FROTHY MILK

Step-by-step guide for frothing milk using the steam wand.

12 MAKING TEA – CAMOMILE TEA ETC

Instructions for using the hot water dispenser for tea or other hot drinks.

B MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

1 DAILY CLEANING OF THE GROUPS AND FILTERHOLDERS

Daily cleaning routine for group showers and filterholders.

2 DAILY CLEANING OF THE STEAM WANDS

Daily cleaning procedure for steam wands to prevent blockages and maintain hygiene.

3 WEEKLY CLEANING OF THE GROUPS

Semi-automatic procedure for internal cleaning of dispensing groups.

4 WEEKLY CLEANING OF THE FILTERS AND FILTERHOLDERS

Weekly cleaning process for filters and filterholders using detergent.

5 WEEKLY CLEANING OF THE DRIP TRAY

Weekly cleaning of the drip tray and drain box.

6 WEEKLY CLEANING OF THE BODY

Instructions for cleaning the exterior body of the machine.

7 MONTHLY BOILER WATER CHANGING

Monthly procedure for changing boiler water to clean the inside.

C TROUBLESHOOTING

1 BREWING WATER TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM ALARM, FAULT

Addresses alerts related to brewing water temperature control system faults.

2 BREWING ALARM

Explains alerts indicating potential issues with coffee brewing parameters.

3 ALARM: BUFFER BATTERY ABOUT TO GO FLAT

Information on buffer battery alerts and the need for replacement.

4 BOILER WATER LEVEL CONTROL ALARM, FAULT

Troubleshooting steps for boiler water level control alarms and faults.

5 THE MACHINE DOES NOT HEAT UP

Diagnoses why the machine might not be heating up, often related to water level.

6 STEAM DOES NOT COME OUT OF THE WANDS WHEN THE MACHINE IS HOT

Explains issues with steam wands not producing steam when the machine is hot.

7 WATER COMES OUT OF THE STEAM WAND

Troubleshoots water dispensing from the steam wand, indicating a full boiler.

8 WATER DOES NOT COME OUT OF A DISPENSING GROUP WHEN THE MANUAL BUTTON IS USED

Addresses issues with water not dispensing from a group when using manual buttons.

9 A DISPENSING GROUP STARTS UP ON ITS OWN (Belle Epoque)

Troubleshoots a dispensing group activating spontaneously on Belle Epoque models.

10 ONE DISPENSING GROUP DOES NOT HEAT SUFFICIENTLY

Explains why a dispensing group might not be heating sufficiently.

11 BOILER PRESSURE UP TO 1.6 BAR

Discusses potential faults when boiler pressure exceeds 1.6 bar.

12 BREWING PRESSURE NOT BETWEEN 8 AND 9 BAR

Addresses issues where brewing pressure is outside the recommended range.

13 THE DRIP TRAY IS FULL AND OVERFLOWING WITH WATER

Solutions for a full and overflowing drip tray.

D DISPOSAL OF THE APPLIANCE

TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS

A UNPACKING

Steps for safely unpacking the machine and its components.

B INSTALLATION

1 WATER CONNECTION

Guide for connecting the machine to the water supply, specifying pressure and hardness.

2 DRAIN CONNECTION (Sixties e Classic)

Instructions for connecting the drain pipes for Sixties and Classic models.

3 DRAIN CONNECTION (Belle Epoque)

Instructions for connecting the drain pipe for Belle Epoque models.

4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Details on connecting the power cable, including wire colors and power supply types.

5 FILLING THE HYDRAULIC CIRCUITS

Steps to fill the machine's hydraulic circuits and remove air.

C ADJUSTMENTS

1 BASIC PROGRAMMING

Overview of adjustment functions accessible via a key and LED codes.

1.1 TIME SETTING

Guide to setting the current time for managing the night cycle.

1.2 NIGHT CYCLE PROGRAMMING

How to set the start and end times for the machine's night cycle.

1.3 BREWING TEMPERATURE SETTING

How to adjust brewing temperature to optimize coffee quality.

2 BREWING PRESSURE ADJUSTING

Instructions for adjusting the brewing pressure for optimal extraction.

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