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Schaerer Ambiente 2 User Manual

Schaerer Ambiente 2
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Schaerer Ambiente 2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeAutomatic Coffee Machine
ModelAmbiente 2
Voltage220-240 V
Frequency50-60 Hz
Water TankRemovable
Coffee GrinderYes
ProgrammabilityYes
Milk SystemIntegrated

Summary

0. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS

0.1. Safety

Provides safety information and liability provisions to avoid machine damage and warns about dangers.

0.3. Liability

Details claims under guarantee and liability due to specific causes like unconventional use or improper operation.

0.4. Accident prevention regulations

0.4.1. General

Describes safety instructions and accident prevention regulations for personal and others' safety.

0.4.2. Unauthorized users

Warns against operation by untrained persons, children, or those under influence.

0.4.3. Malfunctions

States that only authorized personnel should rectify malfunctions.

0.4.4. Electrical energy

Details safety rules for electrical work, touching live parts, and connecting the machine.

2. DESCRIPTION

2.2.3. Power supply

Lists models and their connected loads, and provides safety warnings for installation.

2.6. Chip card functions

Explains the importance of handling chip cards and introduces programmable security levels.

2.6.1. Standard chip cards

Details functions of CHEF and SAVE DATA cards for machine settings and data management.

2.6.3. Chip cards for payment mode

Explains MONEY, CUP, and CREDIT LOCK cards for payment and transaction tracking.

3. INSTALLATION

3.1. First-time installation

States installation must be done by a licensed agent and emphasizes saving data on SAVE DATA card.

3.2. Location

Provides safety instructions for positioning the machine on a stable base and avoiding unsuitable environments.

3.3. Prerequisites for installing the coffee machine

Details requirements for power/water supply, installation base, and spacing for servicing and ventilation.

4. USER INSTRUCTIONS

4.4. Routine operation

Lists checks before switching on, like power, water, and bean container, and safety warnings.

4.4.1. Making the coffee machine ready for operation

Lists checks before switching on, like power, water, and bean container, and safety warnings.

4.4.2. Prepare coffee product

Guides on preparing coffee products, including placing cups, pressing keys, and safety regarding outlet height.

4.4.5. Heat beverage

Provides instructions for heating beverages using the steam pipe with safety warnings about steam jets.

4.4.8. Prepare Cappuccino Magic, milk coffee, Latté or Macchiato automatically (with optio. refrigera.)

Explains automatic preparation of milk-based coffee drinks with safety and operational notes.

4.5. Programming using standard chip cards

Explains the use of CHEF and SAVE DATA cards for settings and information retrieval.

4.5.1. CHEF card

Details the CHEF card's functions for routine operations and settings modifications.

4.5.2. SAVE DATA card

Describes the SAVE DATA card as a backup for machine data and its use for saving new settings.

4.5.2.2. Save coffee machine data to card

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to save the coffee machine's data to the SAVE DATA card.

4.5.2.3. Load machine data from card to coffee machine

Explains how to load saved machine data from the SAVE DATA card back into the coffee machine.

4.6.1. PROGRAM card

Describes the PROGRAM card's use for statistics and payment system settings.

4.6.1.5. Change MONEY card price levels 1 + 2

Guides on setting prices for two levels for MONEY cards using the PROGRAM card.

4.6.2. KEY BLOCK card

Explains the KEY BLOCK card's function for enabling/disabling product keys.

5 CLEANING

5.1 Important general notes on cleaning

Provides crucial safety notes regarding burns, cleaning methods, and hygiene regulations.

5.2.2 Rinsing the milk pipes (fridge option)

Emphasizes rinsing milk pipes after each milk product use for hygiene and lists manual/automatic rinsing.

5.3 Daily cleaning coffee machine with fridge

Provides detailed steps for cleaning the internal parts of the coffee machine with a fridge.

5.3.1 Inside Cleaning

Provides detailed steps for cleaning the internal parts of the coffee machine with a fridge.

5.3.2 Outside cleaning

Guides on cleaning the exterior surfaces and drip grid, with safety warnings.

5.4 Weekly cleaning coffee machine with fridge

Provides detailed steps for dismantling and cleaning the milk pipe system for weekly maintenance.

5.4.1 Dismantling and cleaning the milk pipe system

Provides detailed steps for dismantling and cleaning the milk pipe system for weekly maintenance.

5.4.2 Reassembling / Major cleaning

Details the process of reassembling parts after cleaning and major cleaning procedures.

5.5 Defrosting the fridge

Explains when and how to defrost the fridge, including safety precautions for ice removal.

5.6 Fridge maintenance

Covers electrical safety, outside cleaning, inside cleaning, and general maintenance for idle periods.

5.7 Cleaning coffee machine (without fridge)

Provides detailed steps for cleaning the internal parts of the coffee machine when it does not have a fridge.

5.7.1 Inside Cleaning

Provides detailed steps for cleaning the internal parts of the coffee machine when it does not have a fridge.

5.7.2 Outside cleaning

Guides on cleaning the exterior surfaces and drip tray for machines without a fridge.

5.8 Cleaning instructions for cappuccinatore CPT (option)

Introduces cleaning procedures for the optional CPT cappuccino unit with safety warnings.

5.8.1 Daily cleaning of CPT (option)

Details daily cleaning steps for the CPT unit, including using cleaning agents and rinsing.

5.8.2 Weekly cleaning of CPT (option)

Outlines weekly cleaning for the CPT unit, including dismantling, soaking, and reassembly.

6. PROBLEMS

6.1. Problems and error messages

Lists common problems and error messages that prevent product dispensing.

6.1.1. Coffee machine is blocked, no products can be served

Explains reasons and messages when the machine is blocked and no products can be served.

6.1.2. Coffee products cannot be served

Lists messages indicating coffee products cannot be served, often due to bean supply or cleaning needs.

6.1.3. No steam products are served

Explains issues preventing steam product service, often related to temperature sensors or steam emission.

6.1.4. No tea products can be served

Details reasons why tea products cannot be served, such as temperature issues or sensor faults.

6.1.6. Chip card error messages

Lists error messages related to chip card handling, insertion, and data transfer.

7. OPTIONAL FEATURES

7.1.3 Problems and troubleshooting

Provides checks and safety warnings for when the refrigerator is not working.

7.1.3.1 The refrigerator does not work

Provides checks and safety warnings for when the refrigerator is not working.

7.1.3.3 Refrigerator is not cold enough

Details checks for insufficient cooling and safety advice for checking fans/condensers.

7.1.5 Installing the refrigerator

States refrigerator installation and initialization must be done by a licensed agent.

7.1.5.1 First-time installation

States refrigerator installation and initialization must be done by a licensed agent.

7.1.5.2 Set temperature

Guides on adjusting refrigerator temperature using the rotary knob and safety notes.

7.1.5.3 Milk container level/Milk empty (optional feature)

Explains the milk level sensor and messages displayed when milk is low or empty.

7.5 Alarm functions

Explains the purpose of alarm functions to attract attention with acoustic/visual signals and message warnings.

7.5.2 Alarm group 2 (Errors)

Lists error alarms like 'water filter' that require authorized personnel intervention.

7.6 CPT cappuccino unit

Introduces the CPT unit for preparing cappuccino and hot milk, with safety warnings.

7.6.1 How to make cappuccino using the CPT cappuccino unit

Provides step-by-step instructions for making cappuccino with the CPT unit and notes on milk temperature.

7.6.2 How to prepare Cappuccino Magic and hot milk manually using a CPT (optional extra)

Guides on preparing Cappuccino Magic and hot milk manually using CPT, including foam regulation.

7.7 Special steam

Describes special steam outlet for heating products with automatic cut-off based on temperature and timer.

7.7.1 Special steam with automatic steam cut-off

Details two variants of special steam usage with safety warnings about steam jets.

8. Payment systems

8.1. Cards compatible with all payment systems

Discusses MASTER cards compatible with all internal and external payment systems.

8.2.1.1. MONEY card

Explains the MONEY card for beverage payment, debiting credit, and price level programming.

8.2.1.1.1. How to obtain beverages using the MONEY card

Details obtaining coffee or tea/steam products using the MONEY card.

8.2.1.2.3. Load credit onto MONEY card

Details the process of loading credit onto a MONEY card using the LOAD card.

8.4.1.1. WAITER card

Explains WAITER card usage for beverage purchase, waiter ID, and totaling sales.

8.4.1.1.1. Preparing beverages with the WAITER card

Details preparing beverages using WAITER card, including pressing product keys and handling errors.

9.1. Standard Settings (Software NT 2000 V 1.05)

10 APPENDIX

10.2 Cleaning agents

Provides safety and usage instructions for the daily cleaning agent for the milk pipe system.

10.2.1 Cleaning agent “Daily cleaning agent”

Provides safety and usage instructions for the daily cleaning agent for the milk pipe system.

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