How to fix E11-DRIP TRAY FULL error on HLF 4700?
If your HLF Coffee Maker displays the 'E11-DRIP TRAY FULL' error, it means the drip tray is full. Empty the drip tray. If the issue persists, it could indicate a damaged drip tray microswitch, in which case you should contact Service and Support.
What to do if HLF 4700 shows E12-PLACE YOUR CUP error?
The 'E12-PLACE YOUR CUP' error on your HLF Coffee Maker indicates that there is no cup on the cup station. Ensure you place a cup on the cup station. If the problem continues, there may be a malfunction of the cup sensor, and you should contact Service and Support.
How to resolve E15-COFFEE GROUP OUT error on HLF Coffee Maker?
The 'E15-COFFEE GROUP OUT' error on your HLF Coffee Maker means that the coffee group is not correctly inserted. Check the correct positioning of the coffee group. If the error persists, the coffee group presence microswitch may be damaged, and you should contact Service and Support.
Why does my HLF Coffee Maker show E16-CHECK WATER error?
If your HLF Coffee Maker displays the 'E16-CHECK WATER' error, it means that the water level is insufficient. Check that the water line power is operative and running, then push the message to delete it. If the problem persists, it may indicate a malfunction of the water line loading system, in which case you should contact Service and Support.
What does E18-CLEANING CYCLE REQUIRED mean on HLF Coffee Maker?
The 'E18-CLEANING CYCLE REQUIRED' message on your HLF Coffee Maker indicates that whipper cleaning is needed. To resolve this, press on the message to access the cleaning section and run a Whipper Cleaning.
Why does my HLF Coffee Maker show E17-HEATING message?
If your HLF Coffee Maker displays the 'E17-HEATING' message, it could mean one of two things: either the machine is simply warming up after being turned on, in which case you should wait for it to be ready; or the message has remained on the display for more than 30 minutes, in which case you should contact Service and Support.
Details about the physical layout and components of the coffee maker.
Provides an overview of the HLF 4700 coffee maker and optional features.
Lists key technical details like dimensions, weight, and electrical ratings.
Specifies operating and storage temperature, humidity, and space requirements.
Explains warning symbols used and their locations for safety awareness.
Covers proper usage, specific hazards, and limitations of liability for safe operation.
Provides guidance on safe transport, receiving, and unpacking the unit.
Details requirements, water, and electrical connections for machine setup.
Guides on loading products, turning on, initial heating, and grinder adjustment.
Lists important cautions regarding cleaning agents and methods.
Presents a table for choosing cleaning types based on frequency (Daily, Weekly, Monthly).
Instructions on how to navigate the touch screen to start automated cleaning processes.
Details automatic daily cleaning procedures for the fresh milk circuit.
Covers automatic daily cleaning for powder milk components.
Explains the process for automated cleaning of the coffee group.
Step-by-step guide for manual daily cleaning of specific parts.
Instructions for performing weekly manual cleaning tasks.
Detailed steps for cleaning powder containers and mixing bowls.
Procedure for cleaning the coffee group's dispensing chute.
Access and manage cleaning cycles via the software interface.
Procedure for safely cleaning the touch screen interface.
Overview of accessing the main menu and its sub-functions.
Customizing display layout and drink key arrangements.
Configuring selection keys for drinks and recipes.
Setting up and customizing individual drink recipes.
Configuring general options for drink pre-selections and execution.
Setting parameters for products like water quantity and milk delivery.
Adjusting coffee-specific settings like water volume, grind time, and tamping.
Selecting available preselection options for each drink.
Setting the order of steps for drink preparation and testing.
Customizing ingredient names and font sizes displayed during preparation.
Copying drink settings (ingredients, name, image) to other drinks.
Swapping the configurations of two different drinks.
Managing video playback settings for display during operation.
Accessing drink counts, cleaning logs, PSU logs, and technical data.
Viewing and managing counters for each dispensed drink.
Tracking and managing the count of cleaning cycles performed.
Reviewing power supply status and error logs.
Resetting grounds, liters, and cash counters.
Configuring email settings for notifications and reports.
Managing machine data, including general settings, technician options, and file management.
Adjusting basic machine parameters like LED status, beep times, and sensor configurations.
Advanced settings for grinders, milk pipes, and heating controls requiring careful adjustment.
Importing/exporting machine configuration files via USB or other means.
Procedure for transferring files to and from the machine using a USB stick.
Adjusting boiler, fridge, and recovery temperatures for optimal operation.
Configuring machine messages, reminders, and cleaning cycle notifications.
Setting prices, currency, and credit options for dispensed drinks.
Accessing system settings including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, advanced options, and conversion.
Managing Bluetooth connections for device pairing and communication.
Setting up Wi-Fi connections and FTP server for data transfer.
Configuring machine mode, icons, language, and software updates.
Connecting and controlling an external Water/Steam Kit.
Enabling and scheduling discounts for drinks during specific times.
Setting conversion parameters for products and performing product testing.
Adjusting grinder time limits and blade settings for optimal coffee grinding.
Managing passwords for user access, menus, and specific functions.
Accessing and viewing machine and software information.
Restarting the machine's touch screen interface without affecting the entire system.
Accessing the digital instruction manual directly from the touch screen.
A summary of daily operations required to keep the HLF 4700 in optimal working condition.
Steps to follow for machine shutdown and storage during extended periods of inactivity.
Rules and precautions for safe and compliant disposal of the machine and its parts.
Details on warranty coverage, duration, exclusions, and conditions for claims.
Procedures for ordering consumables and spare parts, including required data.
A comprehensive list of error messages, their causes, and recommended actions for troubleshooting.
General| Product Type | Coffee Maker |
|---|---|
| Model | HLF 4700 |
| Weight | 2.5kg |
| Power | 1000W |
| Voltage | 220-240 volts |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Black |
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