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05-2015 3625 01

REMovINg TRays

To replace the tray, act as follows:

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pull the tray as far as the limit stop;

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detach the electrical connector from the tray;

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lift the tray to unlock the retaining chute.

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act in the reverse order to assemble another tray. 

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2

3

4

Fig. 29

ChaNgINg ThE NUMbER of TRays

To change the number of trays, act as follows:

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Detach the machine plug from the power mains.

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Remove all trays from the V.M.

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Move the tray guides as required; make sure that the 

guide is first inserted into the coupling slots and then 

secured by means of 2 screws by using the most ap

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propriate fastening holes.

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Remove the pair of guides, if not used.

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Reassemble the trays by making sure that the connec

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tors are inserted properly.

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Secure the wiring that has remained free to prevent it 

from hampering the movement of the other trays and 

the relative wiring.

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Reprogramme the machine by using the "machine con

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figuration" function from the technician menu "Config

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ure machine".

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2

2

3

Fig. 30
1-  Tray guide

2-  Guide fastening holes

3-  Coupling slots

Summary of Contents for Melodia Classic

Page 1: ...Installation Operation Maintenance Translation of original instructions EN English Melodia Classic Doc No H3625EN01 Edition 2 05 2015 A...

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Page 3: ...iques d signations qui ont t appliqu es conform ment aux r gles de la bonne pratique en mati re de s curit en vigueur dans l UE sont Deutsch Die harmonisierten Standards oder technischen Spezifikation...

Page 4: ...sequent amendments and integrations thereof The harmonised standards in force The technical specifications designations applied in compliance with the safety rules of good practice enforced in the EU...

Page 5: ...ir safety or specifically trained on the use of the machine Children shall not be allowed to play with the machine by the people in charge of their supervision Children shall not be allowed to clean o...

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Page 9: ...mbly 16 electric connection 17 internal components 18 first power on 19 operation 19 normal operation mode 19 standard trays 19 dispensing compartment lock 19 programmING 21 navigation 21 programming...

Page 10: ...nised by the manufacturer and it contains all the data that enable the manufacturer to supply technical information of any kind in a quick and safe manner and to facilitate the management of spare par...

Page 11: ...th independent motors and spirals each selection will continue to work even if the others are out of order Positioning the vending machine The machine is not suitable for installation outdoors It must...

Page 12: ...y reason when the glassfront is open the light of the LED s may be dangerous if you look at it directly Payment system The machine can be electrically arranged for the sys tems with an Executive BDV a...

Page 13: ...he use of non type approved components Assembly and any subsequent testing operation must be carried out by qualified personnel who have a specific knowledge of the machine opera tion from the point o...

Page 14: ...of use keys silver may be re quested by specifying the combination stamped on the keys Generally only the use key silver shall be used where as the combination change keys gold can be kept as spare k...

Page 15: ...n to be preserved snacks For all products strictly comply with the producer s instructions on the storage method and pull date for each product Any other use shall be considered as improper and thus p...

Page 16: ...have the following standard or optional components Standard trays with double or single spirals Trays configured for dispensing bottles and cans Tray lock Product detecting photocells optional Dispen...

Page 17: ...d to dispense snacks 1 2 4 3 5 Fig 6 1 Single compartment 2 Double compartment 3 Walls 4 Right hand spiral 5 Left hand spiral dispense thin products These compartments can be recognised by the pres en...

Page 18: ...the cap slides in the compartment channel If you wish to dispense bottles up side down please arrange them in the 2 3 lower trays 5 3 1 4 2 Fig 9 1 Selection price label support 2 Selection price dis...

Page 19: ...s completely Make sure that they go past the retaining chute The sealed edge of bags may be caught under the spiral thus preventing the bag from falling down Fold it forwards and upwards before insert...

Page 20: ...above the retainer spring 1 2 Fig 13 1 Retainer spring 2 Retainer spring fastening holes Power on Whenever you power on the device electronics checks the configuration of the device If you close the m...

Page 21: ...ing system Clean the ventilation grids of the cooling system at least every 30 days by using a vacuum cleaner After detaching the machine from the mains clean the feet cover grid Attention To clean th...

Page 22: ...34 C in a room where relative humidity is above 65 in a room where water jets are used for cleaning e g large kitchens etc Main switch If you extract the slide in interface a switch will power off the...

Page 23: ...The ventilation system enables you to place the back of the machine against the wall thus saving space since air is aspirated from the bottom and discharged through a grid of the feet cover Attention...

Page 24: ...aults overloads and short circuits The switch the power socket and the corresponding plug shall be located in an accessible position The electrical safety of the machine is only ensured when the machi...

Page 25: ...mechanism 10 Photocells 11 Electric panel 12 Main switch cooling unit The cooling unit is arranged at the bottom of the cabinet and activated by the relay board placed in the electric panel The cool a...

Page 26: ...normal operation mode when the machine is electrically supplied and the glassfront is closed The glassfront is lit up and the display shows the mes sage requiring the user to select a product Message...

Page 27: ...the tray number Upper trays are lower numbered Fig 20 promotional message setup Promotional messages maximum 5 can be set and associated with every single selection with the functions relative to the...

Page 28: ...e can work in three different operation modes The keyboard buttons may assume different functions according to its operation state Normal operation mode The machine is powered on the door is closed an...

Page 29: ...umeric keys from 1 to 7 To select a menu item directly by typing the correspond ing number shown by the summary tables in the appen dix to this manual next menu key to move to the next menu option In...

Page 30: ...allation date of the machine will be also printed To print act as follows From the print function press the Enter key to dis play Do you confirm Connect the printer Press the Enter key to start printi...

Page 31: ...sum of the two single selections using one single selection number 10 virtual selections can be programmed from 70 to 79 Virtual price return Use this function if you do not wish to cash the price of...

Page 32: ...ctric connection of the probe 11 0 will appear In case of a short circuit of the probe 41 0 will appear Buzzer A series of sounds is produced to check the operation of the acoustic signaller Compresso...

Page 33: ...ed Executive Coin mechanism version You have to choose among the following payment sys tems for the Executive system Standard Price holding UKEY Price holding price display Immediate change The amount...

Page 34: ...B and C where tube A will receive the lowest value coins and tube C the highest value coins 0 A or B and C 1 A and B and C 2 A and B only 3 A and B or C 4 A only 5 A or B only default 6 A or B or C 7...

Page 35: ...ximum accepted credit for inserted coins Maximum change You can set a limit on the total amount of the change the coin mechanism will pay as soon as you press the change button or after one single dis...

Page 36: ...ction to set up the maximum credit a cash less key card may have to be accepted by the system If the key has got a higher value it will be rejected The setup value shall always be higher than or equal...

Page 37: ...intended to establish whether to use the 4 price lists at the same time or to use two alternative ranges according to the time band you have set up If you do not use the time band you can manage not o...

Page 38: ...can directly set the refrigerated box temperature val ue during the operation in degrees C from 6 to 20 C The temperature is 8 C by default The differential deviation from the temperature set for the...

Page 39: ...aved before by means of the Save DB custom function To restore factory settings initialise the machine Display This group of functions controls all display parameters Language Use this function to sel...

Page 40: ...age for instance mc5 epd_pro_msg 2 promozione 13 33 43 73 will display message 2 promotion beneath selections 13 33 43 and 73 Product name display To display the product name associated with the selec...

Page 41: ...ction is intended to set up the maximum number of products belonging to a selection Press keys and to scroll selections and press key to confirm the selection where to act Use and to enter a value Pre...

Page 42: ...e time band can not include days of different weeks If you should mistakenly set up overlapping time bands the machine will remain on for the shortest period When the equipment is in energy saving mod...

Page 43: ...the second machine or a Slave i e controlled by the other machine Slave price holding If the Executive payment system is set to Price Holding use this function to set up the same mode even in the sla...

Page 44: ...ress the Enter key to display the request for confir mation i e the message Do you confirm Connect the printer before confirming Press key to start printing stop test The function is used to stop acqu...

Page 45: ...n machine and EVA DTS terminal Set to 0000 by default End of transmission if enabled it can recognise the end of transmission signal sent to the last package and interrupt data transmission dex ucs No...

Page 46: ...ence i e 1 counter by single selection 2 counter by band 3 failure counter 4 coin mechanism data Delete relative statistics Statistics can be reset either globally all types of data or selectively for...

Page 47: ...has been cashed through key dispensing Aud 12 Money dispensed manually Value of the coins that have been manually dispensed through the dispensing buttons on the coin mechanism BDV protocol audit The...

Page 48: ...TP delete Use this function to delete one or more than one setup file on the up key you have inserted delete all Use this function to delete all the setup files on the up key you have inserted upkey s...

Page 49: ...tocol or 75 BDV protocol seconds RAM data One or more than one area of the RAM memory con tain altered data that have been corrected by default values The machine continues to work but it is recommend...

Page 50: ...tates motor running motor not available when the motor is not detected as soon as you power on the machine motor disconnected when a motor is detected as soon as you power on but not during the dispen...

Page 51: ...xtracted you are not allowed to access any live part Only the parts protected by covers and signalled by the following symbol remain live inside the ma chine Before removing these covers detach the po...

Page 52: ...s from the compartment The maximum projection from the compartment may be useful for some types of products The spacer remains mobile Push it forwards or back wards to adjust it to the type of product...

Page 53: ...for 180 rotation 3 Spiral 4 Spiral pitch 5 Maximum product size product raised support It is recommended to use a product raised support to dispense cans or 0 2L tetrapacks Assemble the product raise...

Page 54: ...y are prop erly working Please Note The selection numbers are formed by two digits the first digit refers to the tray number counting from the top 1 7 the second digit refers to the spiral number coun...

Page 55: ...ys from the V M Move the tray guides as required make sure that the guide is first inserted into the coupling slots and then secured by means of 2 screws by using the most ap propriate fastening holes...

Page 56: ...to dispense 0 5 l 0 6 l and 0 33 l plastic bottles as well as 0 33 0 375 and 0 25 l slim cans vertically You can Replace the spirals with a pitch suitable for the product to be dispensed see the parag...

Page 57: ...this means 8 16 C closed upper grid 5 8 C lower open grids The temperatures supplied here below have been ex perimentally established by the manufacturer 1 2 3 Fig 33 1 Lower grids 2 Upper grid 3 Shut...

Page 58: ...g the EPROM s Attention It is recommended to disconnect the connectors of the motors J1 and the compartment lock J2 from the CPU board while downloading the software Fig 35 1 J4 Temperature probe J4 2...

Page 59: ...d Remove the metal protection to access the connectors in the front of the electric panel Extract the electric panel to access the activation relay of the cooling unit the transformer the line fuse an...

Page 60: ...e feet cover loosen the screw and unhook it Remove the screws intended to fasten the product dispensing compartment and extract it Detach the cooling unit wiring from the connector on the right Loosen...

Page 61: ...by N W GLOBAL VENDING S p A 53 05 2015 3625 01 Appendix...

Page 62: ...1 2 9 9 9 1 A K A K A K A K A K L 2 U 1 N 4 U 3 4 5 2 1 J1 FD 1 2 7 6 5 4 3 J1 J2 FT 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 4 7 10 13 2 5 8 11 14 3 6 9 12 15 This drawing contains confidential information and is t...

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Page 64: ...is the property of the holding company of N W or one of its subsidiaries without whose permission it may not be copiedor discosed to third parties of otherwise used This drawing has to be returned pr...

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Page 67: ...ll responsibility for any inaccuracy contained in this publication that can be ascribed to printing and or transcription errors All instructions drawings tables and information in general contained in...

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