T_EN II

Part No.

BRILLIANCE

TECHNICAL MANUAL

CONTENT

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CONTENT .........................................................................................................................................................2

GENERAL ............................................................................................................................................................4

Facts & weight ...........................................................................................................................................................4

Dimension ..................................................................................................................................................................5

OVERVIEW OF COMPONENTS .........................................................................................................6

Front exterior ...........................................................................................................................................................6

Front interior ............................................................................................................................................................7

Recipe and cleaning card ........................................................................................................................................8

GRINDER SETTINGS ...................................................................................................................................9

Coarsness adjustment .............................................................................................................................................9

Doser adjustment ................................................................................................................................................. 10

CLEANING PROGRAM .......................................................................................................................... 11

Rinsing...................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Cleaning with tablets ............................................................................................................................................ 12

Launching the rinsing without cleaning card ................................................................................................... 13

CLEANING AND CARE ......................................................................................................................... 14

Disassemble mixing system ................................................................................................................................ 14

Wash these parts .................................................................................................................................................. 15

Reassemble mixing system ................................................................................................................................ 15

Disassemble the espresso group ....................................................................................................................... 16

Reassemble the espresso group ........................................................................................................................ 17

Cleaning the espresso group .............................................................................................................................. 18

Applying grease to group .................................................................................................................................... 19

Periodic maintenance ........................................................................................................................................... 22

Safety ........................................................................................................................................................................ 22

Every month ........................................................................................................................................................... 23

Disassembly the grinder ...................................................................................................................................... 24

MESSAGE SHOWN ON DISPLAY ................................................................................................... 25

Temporary warnings messages .......................................................................................................................... 25

Alarms ..................................................................................................................................................................... 26

What to do if ......................................................................................................................................................... 27

PROGRAMMING ........................................................................................................................................ 28

Active programming with recipe card .............................................................................................................. 28

Programming buttons ........................................................................................................................................... 29

Doses program ...................................................................................................................................................... 30

Machine Parameter ............................................................................................................................................... 31

Other settings ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

Recipe explanation ................................................................................................................................................ 33

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM......................................................................................................................... 37

IO-Board outputs .................................................................................................................................................. 37

Wiring sketch ......................................................................................................................................................... 38

FLOW CHARTS ........................................................................................................................................... 39

Water system vibration pump ........................................................................................................................... 39

Water system rotary pump ................................................................................................................................ 40

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CONTENT

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EXPLODED VIEW ...................................................................................................................................... 41

Machine 1 ................................................................................................................................................................ 41

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 41

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 42

Machine 2 ................................................................................................................................................................ 43

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 43

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 44

Door/Front ............................................................................................................................................................. 45

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 45

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 46

Vibration pump ...................................................................................................................................................... 47

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 47

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 47

Rotary pump .......................................................................................................................................................... 48

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 48

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 49

Boiler assembly ...................................................................................................................................................... 50

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 50

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 51

Electronic panel assembly ................................................................................................................................... 52

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 52

Electronic panel assembly ................................................................................................................................... 53

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 53

Mixing system and outlet .................................................................................................................................... 54

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 54

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 55

Canister ................................................................................................................................................................... 56

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 56

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 57

Grinder .................................................................................................................................................................... 58

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 58

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 59

Espresso group ...................................................................................................................................................... 60

Drawing ................................................................................................................................................................... 60

Espresso group ...................................................................................................................................................... 61

Spare parts list ....................................................................................................................................................... 61

FACTORY SETTINGS............................................................................................................................... 62

Default recipes ....................................................................................................................................................... 62

Some important information may appear in textboxes seen below

IMPORTANT!

INFO.

CAUTION!

INFO.

More INFO.

Note

INFO.

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GENERAL

Facts & weight

FACTS

Built-in grinder

Function for selecting jug

Drink options

Ingredient canister

Bean hopper

Brewing mechanism

Cleaning function by smart card

Electronic temperature control

Adjustable coffee strength

Illumination of cup during brewing

Base cabinet: large grounds container

Energy saving mode

Height

Width

Depth

Air break tank

Boiler tank

Power supply (standard)

Power supply (option)

Cold water connection

Water purification filter

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VIBRATION PUMP 2.0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

None

Option

None

Yes

None

8

2

1

664mm

394mm

474mm

Yes

0.7 L

220-230VAC,

50/60Hz/1500W

110VAC,

50/60Hz/1000W

½” External thread

None

ROTARY PUMP (RP)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

None

Option

None

Yes

None

8

2

1

664mm

394mm

474mm

None

0.7 L

220-230VAC,

50/60Hz/1500W

110VAC,

50/60Hz/1000W

½” External thread

None

MODEL/NAME

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WEIGHT

35kg(Empty) / 39kg (Full)

Note

To determine what power supply the machine uses, please check power label at the back of the machine.

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GENERAL

Dimension

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D

B C

Model

Brilliance

A

664mm

B

474mm

C

394mm

D (Min~ Max)

75mm ~ 133mm

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OVERVIEW OF COMPONENTS

Front exterior

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Eight buttons are available to select 8 different beverages. Some of these buttons have additional functions as below (while in settings menu, which is not covered in this user manual but on the service manual):

Bean Hopper

Display

Door

Door Lock

Smart Card Reader

Height-Adjustable Spouts

Drip Grid

Drip Tray

Selection Button

_

Canc

+

Enter K6

K7

K8

K3

K4

K1

K2

K5

6

BUTTON

K1

K2

K5

K6

SUPPLEMENTARY

FUNCTION

-(Minus)

Canc

+(Plus)

Enter

FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

Decreases the value or changes to previous selection

Cancel selection and/or exit to previous menu

Increases the value or changes to next selection

Confirms selection

OVERVIEW OF COMPONENTS

Front interior

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Bean Hopper

Ingredient Canisters

Mixing Bowl

Espresso Group

Height-Adjustable Spouts

Grounds Container

Drip Tray

Ingredient canisters

DETAIL

Bean Hopper

Canister

Canister

INGREDIENTS WIDTH DEPTH HEIGHT CAPACITY

Beans

Chocolate

Milk/Topping

200mm

65mm

65mm

165mm

165mm

75mm

250mm

250mm

~2kg

~1kg

~0.6kg

CUPS/

UNIT

~250 cups

~50 cups

~75 cups

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OVERVIEW OF COMPONENTS

Recipe and cleaning card

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8

Cleaning card Recipe card

(Vibration Pump)

Recipe card

(Rotary Pump)

Cleaning card is used to access the cleaning functions of the machine.

Recipe card is used to update or download recipe setting of the machine. There are two version,

Rotary pump and Vibration pump.

Insert card with the chip in, according to the fig.A

A

GRINDER SETTINGS

Coarsness adjustment

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CCW for coarser grinding

CW for finer grinding

To adjust the coarseness, please rotate the adjuster counterclockwise for coarser grinding, or clockwise for finer.

Take into consideration that after the adjuster is moved, the effect is not immediate; it takes about 3 espresso cycles for the new cofee grounds to reach the outlet of the doser. So to test the new adjustment, observe the third or fourth espresso after the change.

The thinner the grinding, the slower the espresso will come out, and longer time will be needed for the extraction of the espresso and vice versa.

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OPERATION

Doser adjustment

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Dosers are devices that can control the amount of ground coffee that the espresso group is supplied with.

Doser must be adjusted between position 3 to 9, if the piston of the Espresso group is adjusted to A, the doser adjustment should be from 6.5g to 8.5g . if the piston is adjusted to B the doser adjustment should be from 8.5g to 9.5g, never further, as over charging the group will produce a poor espresso.

To adjust the doser, push gently the selector out of position and adjust to the selected amount.

Doser Pos.

Gram

3

6.5

4

7

5

7,5

6

8

7

8,5

8

9

9

9.5

A

B

Ajusting doser between position 3 ~ 9.

The piston position A and B.

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CLEANING PROGRAM

Rinsing

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Rinsing

This rinsing function allows for an easy cleaning of the outlets of the machine.

Rinsing is recommended at least once a week, but preferable every day, especially if used in high consumption environments. This software routine flushes the different outlets of the machine, Starting with the mixing system and finishing with the espresso group.

Place a cup under the outlet after, Insert the cleaning card in the card reader, the display will show: “Rinsing” .

Just press, “Enter” to run this function, and wait until the cycle is finished. Take into consideration that the door of the machine has to be closed (as long as it is open, the cleaning will not start). The process can be canceled by pressing

“Canc”. When the routine has finished, the machine will return into service and the message “Select Beverage” will show on the display. This function takes about 1min 45secs, and uses aprox. 150Cc of water.

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CLEANING PROGRAM

Weekly Cleaning

Cleaning with tablets

_

Canc

+

Enter

K4

K5

K6

K7

K8

K1

K2

K3

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Cleaning with tablet

Open door add tablet

Insert the cleaning card in the card reader with the chip downwards, toggle through the menus using “-” or “+” until “Cleaning with tablet” is shown on the display, press “Enter” to start the operation.

Remove the cleaning card when the display shows “Open door add tablet”.

The display on the machine gives you step-by-step information of what to do.

The function cleans the inside of the espresso group, the filters and pipes.

The cleaning programme takes about 10 minutes and about 1 litre of water mixed with detergent comes out from the drain.

Finally, make one cup of coffee and throw it away!

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CLEANING PROGRAM

Launching the rinsing without cleaning card

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Switch

_

Canc

+

Enter

K4

K5

K6

K7

K8

K1

K2

K3

The execution of the rinsing can be launched without having to open the door of the machine. As to do that :

Turn off power to the machine from its main switch.

With its door closed, turn on the machine, and simultaneously keep pressed buttons K3 & K7. The rinsing process will begin shortly.

When finished, the machine will enter the normal functioning mode.

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CLEANING AND CARE

Weekly Cleaning

Disassemble mixing system

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Rotate the canister chutes so they point upwards and pull out the outlet hose.

Turn the mounting plate lever anticlockwise.

01

03

02

Loosen the mixing bowl by pulling it straight out.

Loosen the whipper by pulling it straight out.

04

14

Pull the mounting plate straight out.

06

05

Loosen the mounting plate. Turn the lever anticlockwise, until it stops.

Reassemble mixing system

See the next page

CLEANING AND CARE

Weekly Cleaning

Wash these parts

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Mixing bowl Condensation trap Mounting plate

All parts must be dry before reassembly.

Reassemble mixing system

Whipper

Clean with a moist cloth and wipe dry.

A

01

Check all seals (red) before reassembly of parts.

02

The flat side of the whipper shaft must correspond with the marked arrow on the whipper.

To fit the whipper push onto the shaft until a click sound can be heard. It is only possible to assemble the whipper in one way.

03

Fix the mixing bowl and condensation trap. Push-fit the mixing bowl and fix with lever.

04

Connect the outlet hose.

Note

Ensure that all water hoses have been connected and fitted.

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CLEANING AND CARE

Disassemble the espresso group

To remove the espresso group follow the following steps:

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01 02

03 04

16

05

06

CLEANING AND CARE

Reassemble the espresso group

To reassemble the espresso group follow the following steps:

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01

“Click”

02

04 03

05

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CLEANING AND CARE

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Cleaning the espresso group

First, dismount the espresso group from the machine as explained in this manual.

Then proceed to clean it up with neutral detergents (avoid solvents that could damage paint or plastics). Disinfectant products as Chlorine-detergents are preferred.

The producer declines all responsibilities due to the use of caustic/aggressive detergents.

IMPORTANT!

Now, turn the group around, and proceed to clean the upper filter of the espresso chamber. (See the figure)

Note

Whenever the quality or speed of the outgoing espresso changes, proceed to clean thoroughly this filter, it will be very likely partially clogged with tiny coffee bean’s powder. Cleaning this filter will solve the speed & quality issues.

After this, proceed to clean the remaining surfaces of the group.

Once completed this cleaning, and after re-installing the espresso group back in place, we recommend to perform an auto-cleaning cycle (see the chapter in this manual).

After the cleaning, proceed to dry up the mechanism. Invert and shake it to force as much water out as possible. Dry up all the surfaces, and pay special attention to dry up the superior cone of the group, as this is the one receiving the grinded coffee. In case this one was humid, this would cause the cone to clog with coffee powder.

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CLEANING AND CARE

Applying grease to group

Apply grease on the cam of the gear wheel (this side facing down)

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Apply grease on the pin of piston rod and verify it moves freely

Recover the nut opposite to the screw

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CLEANING AND CARE

Applying grease to group align the signs

Position 0 °

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Insert the gear wheel, align the signs

Position 0 °

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CLEANING AND CARE

Applying grease to group

Insert the nut and tighten the screw

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Before closing the cover and refitting the appropriate screws, check again the Position 0 ° as in the previous sheet

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CLEANING AND CARE

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Grinder Adjustment Wheel

Fixation Screw

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Periodic maintenance

Each month: clean outlet, grinding house and grinding discs.

Monthly cleaning of grinder using GRINDZ cleaning tablets (item no. E1001001).

Safety

Please read and observe the following service instructions carefully. Nonobservance can result in damage to the grinder as well as in healththreatening risks for the user.

All installations shall been done by an qualified personnel.

Symbols

Safety instruction:

In case of non-observance, extreme risk of accidents exists.

General instruction:

In case of non-observance, the device can become damaged or optimum operation not be guaranteed.

Safety instructions

The grinder is only allowed to be used to grind whole coffee beans. Ground coffee is never allowed to be filled into the input-shaft.

Do not carry out any modifications or changes on the grinder. In case for non-observance, the manufacturer shall be liable for resulting damain no case whatsoever.

Never put your fingers or objects into the rotating grinding mechanism inside the input-shaft.The grinder must not be operated when turning parts are accessible!

Make sure, that the power cannot be turned on when working on the built-in grinder!

In order to avoid damages, do not use power tools or cordless electric screwdrivers for any work on the grinder.

CLEANING AND CARE

Grinder

Every month

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Approximately every month the grinder housing and spout should be inspected for coffee residues and obvious damages.

Proceed as follows:

A

Fig.1

Fig.2

Remove bean container. Remove all coffee residues from the spout and the grinder housing by grinding through all coffee beans and using a vacuum cleaner to remove all residues.

Remove the four phillips screws (A, see fig.1) on the top of grinder housing lid.

Carefully detach the grinding housing. Fig.1

Note: its position for correct reassembly. Do not alter the adjustment of the grinding discs.

Clean the inside of the grinder housing with a soft brush. (See fig.2)

When reassembling the grinder housing, again check for the correct position and do not alter the grind adjustment of the discs. Fasten the four phillips screws.

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CLEANING AND CARE

Grinder

Disassembly the grinder

01 02

A

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remove the holder clip (A) then loosen the adjuster wheel by pulling it straight out.

Remove the four phillips screws on the top of grinder housing lid. Then pull the grinder housing straight up.

03

Loosen the grinding disc holder by rotating it counter clockwise, then push out the grinder disc.

04

CCW

Remove the nut on top of grinder shaft, then pull the center ginder disc and shaft straight out.

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MESSAGE SHOWN ON DISPLAY

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Temporary warnings messages

There are two levels of alarms, warnings and fixed alarms.

Insufficient Credit

Warning

Empty Coffee Tray

Alarm Coffee Tray

Drip-Tray full

In this type of warnings, once the issue is solved, the message will disappear from the display and the machine will operate as normal.

Insufficient credit

If a selection is made without having enough credit on the inserted smartcard, the display will show “Insufficient Credit Warning”. Please, proceed to recharge the credit of your smartcard first to the nearest location, then insert the smart card again and select the desired beverage.

Empty coffee tray

After a certain number of coffees, a warning showing “Empty Coffee Tray” will appear on the screen when the coffee waste tray is full to prevent coffee spillage inside the machine. To remove this warning, please proceed as follows:

With the machine turned on, open the door of the machine.

Lift the outlet if necessary in order to remove the coffee waste tray.

Take out the waste tray and empty it, the micro-switch in the back of the tray once released will remove the warning message from the display.

Please reassemble the waste tray and close the door to continue the normal operation.

Note:

the machine has to be powered as to detect if the waste tray is removed or not. In the case of emptying it with the machine powered off, the counter in the control board will not be reset to 0, and the error “Empty Coffee Tray” will appear the next time the machine is powered on.

Coffee tray alarm

Whenever the grounds coffee tray is removed from its place, an “Alarm Coffee

Tray” will appear on the screen. This alarm resets the espressos counter to 0,

(when it remains on for more than 2 secs).

During normal functioning of the machine when replacing the grounds coffee tray to its place, the alarm will dissapear. But, if this alarm lights up during the start up of the machine, we will have to restart it as to make it dissapear.

Take cup

When the machine has finished dispensing a beverage, once the beverage is ready, this message will appear on the display for some seconds, advising to take the cup.

Air-break filling up

Some times we will see this message appearing on the screen for a short while.

During this short time, the machine will be temporarily unavailable, as it will be performing an internal refilling of an interior water deposit.

Drip-tray full

The display will show the warning “drip-tray full” when the drip-tray sensor pins detects the presence of water in front drip-tray, the machine will block dispensing of any beverage until the drip tray is emptied to prevent water spillage.

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MESSAGE SHOWN ON DISPLAY

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Alarms

No Coffee

Stop Irregular Cycle

No Water

This type of alarms requires the user to turn off and on the machine, in order to remove the message on the display. If the problem persist, the next time the machine is powered the alarm will show again.

No coffee

When the machine runs out of coffee beans, the display will show “no coffee”.

This alarm will show to prevent the grinder to overheat, in case the doser does not fill up with ground coffee. When the machine is showing “no coffee” on the display, it’s not possible to dispense any beverage that include espresso.

In order to refill the bean hopper with coffee, please follow the steps described on page 9. To reset this alarm after refilling, please, restart the machine, turning off and on the main switch in the back.

Stop irregular cycle

The espresso group is controlled by two u-switches located inside the grey gearbox, in the right side of the group. If the espresso group does not reach certain positions so that these two u-switches are activated on time, when rotating to complete one cycle the alarm “stop irregular cycle” will show on the display. This is normally occurring due to wrong assembly of the group. If after inspecting the group and making sure that is properly assembled the alarm keeps showing, please call service & support.

Temperature probe unconnected

This alarm occurs when the control board detects a failure in the connection of the temperature probe ntc. Disconnect the machine and call service & support.

Time-out alarm filling up

This alarm shows when an excessive time has been detected to fill up the air break deposit. This is often caused by too low pressure at the inlet valve.

Note: in some occasions more than one dispenser is connected to the same water supply; and from time to time, both machines will try to get water simultaneously, failing to give enough pressure, causing this alarm to show.

Connecting each machine to an independent water supply will then solve this issue.

No water

If the pump has been working for a certain time while dispensing a beverage and no water flow is detected by the flow meter, the display will show “no water”.

This can be caused by:

The adjustment of the grinder being too thin, preventing the water from getting through the coffee cake. In order to solve this issue, try to adjust the grinder to a coarser setting then make two or three coffees (as described in page 10 due to the doser stores between two to three doses), to check if the flow improves, if still too slow, adjust coarser and try again.

By a defective flow-meter unit, in which case, please call service & support for replacement.

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MESSAGE SHOWN ON DISPLAY

BRILLIANCE

Doser Error

Alarm Temperature

Boiler

Coffee doser error

If the control board detects a problem when opening the doser to empty the ground coffee into the espresso group chamber before the extraction starts, the display will show “Doser Error”. This alarm can be caused by a bad connection in the wire of the doser to the control board, or by a defective doser unit.

Disconnect the machine and call service and support.

Anti flooding alarm

If due to any reason, there is some kind of water leakage inside the machine, so that the control board detects (by the flow-meter count) water consumption without dispensing any beverage; the third time that the air break needs to be refilled, the display will show “Alarm time-out in dication”. Disconnect the machine and call service and support.

Alarm temperature boiler

In case that the temperature probe ntc inside the boiler, senses a temperature higher than a certain safety limit for more than 5 seconds, the display will show

“Alarm Temperature Boiler” and the heating element will be disconnected. The alarm will remain as long as the temperature remains higher than the safety limit.

The recommendation in this case is to disconnect the machine and call service

& support.

What to do if

Outgoing speed of espresso decreases over time

The most common cause for this to occur is the lack of cleaning the espresso group. Paying special attention to the filters in the top piston and in the bottom of the chamber.

Other factors that can affect the performance and quality of the product in the cup are changing weather conditions, mainly humidity. If humidity is higher than usual, the speed of the outgoing espresso will be affected, please consider adjusting the grinder to a slightly coarser setting.

Mixer Cloggs

The clogging of the mixing bowl will cause water and soluble product to be spilled inside the machine. If this happens from the first time you use the machine; this will be very likely caused by using inappropriate soluble products or wrong recipes.

If this happens after the machine has been in service, please check that all the components in the mixing system are correctly assembled.

Water spillage under the machine

If water hardness is too low, it might be causing a defective level sensing in the machine. The reccomended hardness level is between 3 and 5

0

(Geman degree)

(30mg/l). Lower levels will cause corrosion in the inner parts of the machine. To reduce water hardness problems it’s recommended to install a water filter.

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PROGRAMMING

Active programming with recipe card

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INFO

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----- RP -----

RECIPE CARD

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Insert the recipe card in the card reader(A).

The display indicates:

Press

K6

Global Counter

Doses xx

Key Total 1 xx

Key Total 2 xx

Key Total 3 xx

Key Total 4 xx

Key Total 5 xx

Key Total 6 xx

Key Total 7 xx

Key Total 8 xx

Press + button K5 to scroll between the different menus

PROGRAMMING

Programming buttons

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K1

K2

-(Minus)

Decreases the value or changes to previous selection

Canc

Cancel selection and/or exit to previous menu

K5

-(Plus)

Increases the value or changes to next selection

K6

Enter

Confirms selection

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PROGRAMMING

Doses program

Change doses program setting.

Doses Program

Press

K6

Doses Program

1

Press K5

Press K5

Coffee Water Vol

Key 1 xx cc

Press K5

Grinding Time

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

To see setup for all drinks. Check the default setting on the page 62

Brewing Coffee 1

AFTER SOLUBILE

Press K5

Multi Expresso 1 off

Press K5

Time1 Water1

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Pause Water1

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Time 2 Water1

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Time1 Water2

Key 1 x.xs.

Press K5

Pause Water2

Key 1 x.xs.

Press K5

Time2 Water2

Key 1 x.xs.

Press K5

Mixer Time1

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Mixer Time2

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Soluble Time1

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

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Doses Program

Soluble Time2

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Soluble Time3

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Soluble Time4

Key 1 0.0s.

Press K5

Soluble Delay

Key 1 0.0s.

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PROGRAMMING

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Machine Parameter

Change machine param. setting.

Press K5

Machine Param.

Press

K6

Language

English

Press K5

Press K5

Extra Speed

DISABLED

Press K5

Temperature

0

C

Press K5

Pump

RP

Press K5

This setting is only for BRILLIANCE rotary pump.

Boiler Temperat.

xx 94

0

C

Press K5

Min Temperature xx 65

0

C

Press K5

StandBy DT

0

0

C

Press K5

Smart Card

ENABLED

Press K5

Decamalprice

2

Press K5

Dose prices 1

0.00

Press K5

Grounds Program

70

Press K5

Dose prices 2

0.00

Press K5

Preinfusion

ENABLED

Press K5

Dose prices 3

0.00

Press K5

Machine Param.

Dose prices 4

0.00

Press K5

Dose prices 5

0.00

Press K5

Dose prices 6

0.00

Press K5

Dose prices 7

0.00

Press K5

Dose prices 8

0.00

Press K5

Dose prices 9

0.00

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PROGRAMMING

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Other settings

Change other settings.

Info

Press K5

Coin Box

Press

K6

Coin Box

Disabled

Press K5

Rinsing

Press

K6

Rinsing

In progress

Press K5

Cleaning with

Tablets

Press

K6

Press K5

Open the door

Add Tablet

Open door

Press Enter K6 to Proceed cleaning

Emptying

Press

K6

Emptying

In progress

Press K5

Smart Card

Press

K6

Machine

→ Card

Press K5

Card

→ Machine

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PROGRAMMING

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Recipe explanation

K2

K2

K2

Press K6

Coffee Water Vol.

key 1 ↑## ↓cc

Press K6

Press K6

Before Coffe 1

After Solubile

Press K6

This section will explain how to change specific settings for drink 1.

Same explanations will then apply to all buttons (1-8).

To see the machines default settings for all buttons, please refer to page 62.

The first adjustment available is the “Coffee Water Vol.”. With it the volume of water pumped to brew the espresso is set. With “+” and “

- ”, the volume is adjusted. With “enter” the quantity set is accepted, and next parameter will be shown on the screen. The volume is measured in Cubic centimeters.

Accordingly to this setting, during normal service of the machine, when button 1 is selected, the machine will automatically grind the needed beans of coffee, and brew the espresso with the set volume of water. If the quantity is set to 0, no espresso will be brewed on the selection, neither grinding will be performed.

Press

K5 / K1

Before Coffe 1

Before Solubile

Press K6

Time 1 Water 1

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Next setting, will adjust if the brewing of the espresso will be done before, or after having brewed the part of soluble drinks. One or the other option can be set by pressing “+” or “-“.With “enter” the selection set is accepted, and next parameter will be shown on the screen.

Now it comes the time to set the water times for the soluble drinks brewed on the mixer. These times set the quantity of water used to brew the selection. With buttons “+” and “-“ we adjust the times; with “enter” we accept the set times, and proceed to the next adjustment. The Time 1, sets the time to get the main quantity of water for the brewing; the time 2, adjust the amount of water to flush the mixer clean. Between them the pause can be adjusted with the time for “Pause Water 1”. The amount of water set here will be mixed with the soluble powders set in following parameters.

Pause Water 1

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Water1

Time 1 Water 1 Pause Water1 Time 2 Water1

Time 2 Water 1

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

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PROGRAMMING

BRILLIANCE

Recipe explanation

Press K6

K2

Time 1 Water 2

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Pause Water 2

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Time 2 Water 2

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

The next three parameter set the hot water coming out from the hot water spout. This water will not be mixed with any soluble.

Here we can set the “Pause Water2” and the “Time2Water2” to 0.

With “Enter” we will accept the different settings and proceed to following.

Water 2

Time 1 Water 2 Pause Water2 Time 2 Water2

Now we will set the times for the mixer (Mixer Time 1). This time setting, adjusts how long will the mixer run while receiving the water and the powder. With buttons “+” and “-“ we adjust the time; with “enter” we accept the setting, and proceed to the next adjustment.

Press K6

K2

Mixer Time 1 key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Mixer Time 1

The following parameter (Mixer time 2) is not used in this machine (let it as 0).

The following parameter(Mixer time 2) controls if water will come out or not from infusion water spout, set it to 0 as to stop water from coming out the hot water for infusion spout. Make it bigger than 0 as to allow the machine to dispose the hot water from this spout. with buttons “+“ and “-“ adjust the desired value, with enter proceed to the next parameter.

Press K6

K2

Mixer Time 2 key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Mixer Time 2= 0

Mixer Time 2> 0

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PROGRAMMING

BRILLIANCE

Recipe explanation

Press K6

K2

Soluble Time 1

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

K2

Soluble Time 2

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Now it comes the adjusting of the soluble ingredients. The quantity of soluble powder that will be added to the actual recipe. Two canisters are available. Soluble time 3&4 are not used in this machine: keep them set to 0. Each amount of product is set by increasing (pressing “+”) or decreasing (pressing “-“) the time during which the soluble is added.

Soluble Time 1

Soluble Time 2

K2

Soluble Time 3

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

K2

Soluble Time 4

Key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

K2

Soluble Delay key 1 ↑## ↓s.

Press K6

Finally we have to set the delay with which the solubles will be brewed. With buttons “+” and “-“ adjust the desired value; with

“enter” we would begin adjusting parameters of button “2”. With

“Canc” we would come back to the superior menu.

Soluble Delay

35

PROGRAMMING

Doses adjustment time scheme

Each one of the 8 selections can be adjusted, modifying the following parameters:

BRILLIANCE

Coffee

Water Vol

Before Soluble

Brewing Coffee

BEFORE

Water

Time 1 Water 1 Pause Water1 Time 2 Water1

Brewing Coffee

AFTER

Coffee

Water Vol

After Soluble

Water

Time 1 Water 2 Pause Water2 Time 2 Water2 Time 2 Water2

Soluble delay

Mixer time 1

Soluble time 1

Soluble time 2

Mixer Time 2= 0

Mixer Time 2> 0

T

36

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM

IO-Board outputs

BRILLIANCE

37

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM

Wiring sketch

BRILLIANCE

38

FLOW CHARTS

Water system vibration pump

BRILLIANCE

39

FLOW CHARTS

Water system rotary pump

BRILLIANCE

40

EXPLODED VIEW

Machine 1

Drawing

6 18 17 5 6 2

BRILLIANCE

19

8

16 15 10 12 13 9 4 3 1 11 7 14

41

EXPLODED VIEW

Machine 1

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT

1 2

16

17

14

15

18

19

12

13

10

11

8

9

6

7

4

5

2

3

1

1

2

4

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

4

1

1

1

4

1

Part No.

1604632

C60100060

1604614

1604171

1604173

160841

120316

253600

1604753

1604754

CESC00262

1104537

160570

C60900043

1401100

1204969E

1206371-120624

CESC00001

BRILLIANCE

Description

Motor gear 85RPM

Vibrations damper H15 D15 M4

Electr. Inlet

Main switch

Mind side of ajuster

Screw M4

Air break

Inlet valve 2,5L/min

Brilliance pump

Flow measurer

Motor axel adapter to canister

Fan 24 VDC

Fan housing

Microswitch

Adjustable foot

Main chassis brilliance

Grinder

Grinder doser

Brilliant boiler assy

42

EXPLODED VIEW

Machine 2

Drawing

1 21 3 2

BRILLIANCE

8

22 20 18 4 5 7 13 16

14

17

12

9

11

6

15

10

43

EXPLODED VIEW

Machine 2

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT

15

16

17

18

11

12

13

14

19

20

21

22

7

8

9

10

3

4

1

2

5

6

1

1

1

3

1

1

1

1

5

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

Part No.

1204871

120162E

C70000061

1364008

CESC00101

1.105.513

160565

120459

C18001050

C18001030

C18001040

C10003125

1105511

1105515

253611

120250

1301704

1403515

1201411

160841

253621

1031102

44

BRILLIANCE

Description

Hopper Lower

Hopper Upper Brilliance

Hopper Lid Brilliance

Floating level indicator

Driptray Brilliance

Cover Outlets Brilliance

Driptray insert

Door lock, clip and key

Spout's Arm

Hinge Lower Zinc Brilliance

Outlet Cross

Salfer espresso Group

Magnet_Ø10_L5mm

Strangle Pipe Mixing House 25mm

Front Door assy Brilliance

Spouts holder

Power Cord Europe

Cable protector D13

Dispense nozzle

Microswitch

Beanstop; Hopper slide door

Ground container

EXPLODED VIEW

Door/Front

Drawing

BRILLIANCE

45

EXPLODED VIEW

Door/Front

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT

1 1

16

17

14

15

18

12

13

10

11

8

9

6

7

4

5

2

3

1

2

2

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

Part No.

C60100302

1403514

1.304.048

1.105.516

C60105000

Tornillo

25096513

1105514

25.093.400

Cubierta

60105060

C*70000102

180115

1.031.307

1.031.308

1.031.306

1603867

C60105050

BRILLIANCE

Description

Crem Display 2row

Coin Validator

Product Labels

Door centering pin

Right Front Cover Brilliance

Central Front Cover Brilliance

Left Front Cover Brilliance

Adhesive Frontal Keyboard

Smartcard Card Reader

Hinge Zink Upper

Front Door Brilliance

Front Door Insert Keyboard

Keyboard Brilliance

Screw Alu d3,5XL9,5

Screw for plastics D3,5x10

Cover Outlets Brilliance

Nut DIN 934 M4

Door Interior Cover Brilliance

46

EXPLODED VIEW

Vibration pump

Drawing

5

6

4

1

BRILLIANCE

2

3

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT Article. No.

3

4

1

2

5

1

2

1

1

1

60000040

30400055

30400010

30400060

30400070

6 1

CESC00001

Description

Pump Motor

Pump Bypass

90º Racor Male G1/8 - D6

Vibrating pump support

90º plastic connection

Office Pump

Vending pump assembled

47

6

3

4

1

7

2

48

EXPLODED VIEW

Rotary pump

Drawing

10

8

5

9

BRILLIANCE

EXPLODED VIEW

Rotary pump

Spare parts list

8

9

10

6

7

4

5

POS.

Amount/UniT Part No.

1 1

2

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

CA00004

BRILLIANCE

Montaje_Bypass

Description

Valvula retencion 3I8x1I8(min-mon-ec65000015

Arandela Motor

Bomba Compacta 60000033

Motor Compacto 220V 60000022

Macho Porta Filtros

Filtro22

Porta Filtro Ptfe

Office Level Pump Bottom Holder

Compact motor pump

49

EXPLODED VIEW

Boiler assembly

Drawing

BRILLIANCE

18

1

12

16

11

7

3

8

9

4

10

17

2

13

15

14

5

6

50

16

17

14

15

12

13

10

11

18

8

9

6

7

3

4

5

EXPLODED VIEW

Boiler assembly

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT

1 3

2 1

2

1

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

Part No.

C60000108

C60100076

1801129

C30400020

C30400010

C15000310

C30000215

C50010020

C35021015

260470

260471

C30400080

C15100006

C10200110

1401101

1860006

C30000000

260473

BRILLIANCE

Description

Solenoid valve G1/8 3-way 24V DC

Temp Probe +SUSP.STEAM PIPE ICD

Right male 1/4-Tube 6

Boiler 0.7L vending

Office thermostat 16A

M3 Nut

Straight male 1/8 tube 6

T H-H-H-1/4 Mini

Blind Plug G1/4" Female SS

Connector L speed fitting G1/8-4mm

Male bend 1/4 tube 6battery

Pump tube 6 male bend

Tap drainage G1/4M-G1/4F

CONICAL BEND ADAPTOR 1/4 X 1/4

13.2*18.2*2.5 1/4 TEFLON GASKET

Tube PTFE 4-6

Boiler holder(1of2)

Boiler holder catcher

51

EXPLODED VIEW

Electronic panel assembly

Drawing

BRILLIANCE

52

4 2 1 3 5

EXPLODED VIEW

Electronic panel assembly

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT

1 1

2

3

1

1

4

5

1

1

Part No.

5003111

253607

BRILLIANCE

2 Pole Faston

Description

CPU Brilliance

Transformator 40VAC-18VAC-100VA

Cover Panel bottom

Screw DIN933 M6x50

53

EXPLODED VIEW

Mixing system and outlet

Drawing

10 11

BRILLIANCE

54

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

EXPLODED VIEW

Mixing system and outlet

Spare parts list

10

11

8

9

6

7

4

5

POS.

Amount/UniT

1 1

2

3

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Part No.

1604591

1206701

5004120

1604804

1206702

1604813

1604814

1206703

1206704

1206707

1206707

BRILLIANCE

Description

MOTOR WHIPPER 24V DC

Motor Whipper Plate

SCREW M3X10, PH, FLAT HD

Slinger Disc

Mounting Plate

O-Ring

Rubber Use for Whipp Bas (Viton)

Whipper

Mixing Bowl

Steam trap Black

Bulkhead Adaptor Black

55

56

2

3

4

5

EXPLODED VIEW

Canister

Drawing

1

8

8

11

10

9

BRILLIANCE

6 7

EXPLODED VIEW

Canister

Spare parts list

10

11

8

9

6

7

4

5

POS.

Amount/UniT

1 2

2

3

3

3

1

1

2

3

3

3

3

2

Part No.

1204953

1204715

1204776

1204777

1204722

120633

1204775

1205626

1204746

120489

120493

BRILLIANCE

Description

Lid for Canister W67

Auger

Auger Holder

Auger Nut

Canister Base W67

Outlet

Plastic Nut for Auger

Canister W67 H335 Complete

Agitator

Canister W64 pipe destra 7cm L H

Canister W64 pipe destra 7cm R H

57

EXPLODED VIEW

Grinder

Drawing

1

2

3

4

5

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

6

7

8

BRILLIANCE

58

EXPLODED VIEW

Grinder

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT

1

8

9

6

7

4

5

2

3

12

13

10

11

14

Part No.

Description

BRILLIANCE

59

EXPLODED VIEW

Espresso group

Drawing

11

12

2 3

13

14

15

16

8

7

10

9

BRILLIANCE

6

5

4

1

60

EXPLODED VIEW

Espresso group

Spare parts list

POS.

Amount/UniT

11

12

13

14

15

16

7

8

9

10

3

4

1

2

5

6

Part No.

Description

BRILLIANCE

61

FACTORY SETTINGS

Default recipes

BRILLIANCE

Coffee Espresso

Long

Espresso

Espresso

Macchiato

Latte

Macchiato

Cappuccino Chocolate

Hot

Water

Coffee water volume

Brewing coffee

60cc 35cc

Before After

65cc

After

35cc

After

35cc

After

35cc

After

0

--------

0

--------

Time 1 Water 1

Pause Water 1

Time 2 Water 1

Time 1 Water 2

3.5

Pause Water 2

0.5

Time 2 Water 2

0.5

Mixer 1 Time

Mixer 2 Time

Soluble delay

Time soluble 1

(Topping)

Time soluble 2

(Chocolate)

0.5

0

2.3

0.5

3.0

0.5

1.5

0.7

0.1

6.0

1.0

8.0

0.5

5.0

0.7

0.2

5.0

1.0

0.5

0.2

7.8

0.5

11.5

7.0

9.0

0.1

0.5

4.0

0.5

7.0

Time expressed in seconds

Note

Observe that fields marked with red should not be changed, these values are important for the function of the machine.

Total drink volume measured using different powder for the ingredients may differ from the volume stated above.

62

For the warranty to be valid the conditions for maintenance must have been followed according to our instructions, proper precaution has been made and warranty claim been issued without delay.

The affected equipment may not be used during awaiting service if there is any risk that the damage or defect would worsen.

The warranty will not cover consumption supplies such as glassware, normal maintenance such as cleaning of filters, contaminations in water, lime, incorrect voltages, pressure or adjustment of water amounts.

The warranty will not cover damages of defects caused by incorrect handling and operation of the appliance.

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Please contact your dealer

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