Coffeemar
G-250
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Coffee
MNP116M01GBV00
Date: 09/04/2013 Rev. 1
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located at the back of the cabinet: the power assembly, the water inlet solenoid valve,
the air-break, the soluble product distributor, the pressure boiler, the pressure pump and
the volume counter.
Cup dispenser assembly
The cup dispensing assembly consists of a storage unit with 5, tube-shaped columns
that have an internal diameter of 78 mm (3.071”). The columns are joint by flanges
running down their full length, comprising a compact assembly. The assembly has a
pressure fitted star-shaped piece that fits inside the gap left by the five tubes and serves
to mount it on the shaft that supports the cup dispenser .
Fig. 06
The total capacity of the cup storage assembly is 250 cups.
The cup dispenser has a control system that employs
photocells to detect whether cups are present or not. When
the photocell beam is uninterrupted, the 12 V geared motor
inside the dispenser starts and turns the storage assembly to
the next position, controlled by the storage assembly position
microswitch. If there are cups in the column, their own weight
pushes them down until they reach the hole on the dispenser
cover, blocking the light beam from the photocell system. If
every column is empty, the cup storage assembly will rotate
through 8 consecutive positions, to make sure that there are
no cups in any column, in which case it will leave the machine
out of service.
The cup for each serving is delivered by the cup dispenser . It consists of a 12 V geared
motor that simultaneously turns 5 cogwheels. The movement of these cogwheels
releases the cup resting on them at the same time that it restrains the other cups in the
stack (see fig. 07).
Note:
The type of cup to be used has to be taken into account.
Furthermore, within each class, the dispensing cogwheels can be adapted to cup
diameter at 0.5 mm (0.020”) intervals. There is a cogwheel displacement system that
allows you to bring them closer to or further away from the cup centre. Follow these
steps to choose the most appropriate system to dispense cups:
1.
After deciding on the cup to be used, measure the diameter at the base of the support
ring and determine which category the cup belongs to,
65-67 mm (2.559”–2.638”) or 67-
69 mm (2.638”–2.717”).
Please note that the dispenser cogwheels, the cup collector
supplement and the cup slide will be different in each case.
