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Quick MILL Vetrano 2B User Manual

Quick MILL Vetrano 2B
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QUICK MILL
VETRANO 2B EVO
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Quick MILL Vetrano 2B Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeEspresso Machine
Boiler TypeDual Boiler
Boiler MaterialStainless Steel
Pump Pressure15 bar
Water SourceReservoir
MaterialStainless Steel
Portafilter Size58 mm

Summary

Unboxing and Initial Setup

Step 01: Preparation

Do not plug in the machine. Remove drip tray grate and locate feet. Tip machine gently backwards.

Step 02: Water Testing

Test water quality and condition if needed. Do not use distilled or reverse osmosis water.

Step 03: Reservoir and Direct Plumbing

If using reservoir, rinse and seat it. For direct plumbing, ensure switches are 'l' and follow previous page.

Step 04: Pre-Plug-in Checks

Ensure steam knob, hot water knob are closed, and brew lever is down.

Step 05: Power Cord

Attach the 15A converter cord if applicable. Failure to do so voids warranty and can cause fire.

First Time Set-Up Procedures

Step 01: Initial Power State

Ensure power switches are off. Indicator lights should be unlit.

Step 02: Reservoir Fill or Direct Plumb

Fill reservoir to max line or follow direct plumbing instructions from page 3.

Step 03: Powering On

Plug into outlet, turn on coffee boiler switch, and steam boiler switch if needed. Green lights should illuminate.

Step 04: Heating and Preheating

Install portafilter, check heating indicator lights. Allow 30 mins for full heat for espresso.

Normal Operation Guide

Gauges Overview

Vetrano 2B Evo has dual manometer for brew and steam boiler pressure.

Steam Pressure

Top needle (12) shows steam boiler pressure, typically 1-1.5 bar. Pressure drops with wand use.

Brew Pressure

Lower needle (13) shows brew pressure. Read accurately using backflush disk (9-10 bars).

Water Reservoir Status

Low water triggers an alarm and ceases heating circuit. Heating indicator lights turn off.

Hot Water Wand Usage

Primarily for heating cups. Do not remove more than 6oz at a time. Machine must be at temperature.

Adjusting Pump Brew Pressure

Step 01: Pressure Reading

Use bottom needle (13) for brew pressure. Insert backflush disk in portafilter for accurate reading.

Step 02: Access Adjustment Screw

Remove the rubber grommet/plug on the right-hand side to expose the rotary pump's adjustment screw.

Step 03: Adjusting Pressure

Raise brew/cam lever (11) with backflush disk in portafilter. Adjust screw clockwise to reduce, counter-clockwise to increase.

Step 06: Finalizing Adjustment

Once desired pressure is set, note potential grinder adjustment may be needed.

Energy Savings Features

Economy Mode Functionality

Places steam boiler in stand-by after 60 mins of inactivity. Reactivates upon lifting brew/cam lever.

Setting Economy Mode Timer

Configure the 60-minute timer for stand-by mode or disable it via PID controller settings.

Setting Auto On/Off

Configure automatic stand-by mode activation/deactivation based on machine inactivity.

PID Controller Settings

Temperature Display

PID display (04) cycles between coffee (T1) and steam (T2) boiler temperatures.

Setting Coffee Boiler Temp

Adjust coffee boiler temperature using PID buttons while T1 is displayed.

Setting Steam Boiler Temp

Adjust steam boiler temperature using PID buttons while T2 is displayed.

Regular Maintenance Procedures

E61 Exploded View

Provides an exploded view of the E61 group, detailing disassembly and reassembly.

Backflushing Guide

Explains the importance of regular backflushing for machine longevity and espresso taste.

E61 Group Head Maintenance

Discusses the design and wear of the E61 group head's moving parts over time.

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