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The display will then show: Filter Reset F. MAINTENANCE ALARM When the display shows: Service


It means that the number of cycles set in the TECHNICAL MENU has been exceeded (doses carried out in all the machine groups).


To eliminate this alarm, press the GROUP 1 ‘1 coff ee’ and ‘1 espresso’ buttons at the same time (on the left).


The display will then show: Service Reset G. BOILER WATER MINIMUM LEVEL WARNING


When the machine is switched on (position 1 on the main switch) the boiler begins fi lling with water. - IN THE CASE OF MACHINE START-UP: When the minimum level sensor does not detect the presence of water for longer than 6 seconds, it will disconnect the heating element and the machine will not heat; at the same time, the display will show the alarm signal:


Boiler Empty


- IF THE MACHINE IS BEING WORKED WITH and the minimum level sensor does not detect the presence of water for longer than 3 seconds, it will disconnect the heating element and the machine will not heat.


To ELIMINATE this alarm the boiler water must be fi lled; the minimum level sensor, on detecting water for more than 3 seconds, will connect the element and the machine will once more begin to heat.


INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL


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