MULTIPLEX Albi 4 14-2000-01 Installation guide

ALBI 4 - VERTICAL POST MIX DISPENSER

Installation Manual

Original instructions

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PART No. PI015616

REVISION: No. 5

ISSUE DATE: 7/02/2019

Patent Applied For

WO2017/077295

Appliance types covered:

Model Description Voltage / Frequency

14-2000-01 Albi 4 – All Carbonated Products 230V / 50Hz

14-2000-02 Albi 4 – All still products 230V / 50Hz

14-2000-03 Albi 4 – Still and Carbonated products 230V / 50Hz

14-2000-05 Albi Aqua – Remote Cooler, Carbonator 230V / 50Hz

14-2001-01 Albi 4 – All Carbonated Products (Non UL) 110V / 60Hz

14-2001-02 Albi 4 – All still products (Non UL) 110V / 60Hz

14-2001-03 Albi 4 – Still and Carbonated products (Non UL) 110V / 60Hz

14-2001-05 Albi Aqua – Remote Cooler, Carbonator (Non UL) 110V / 60Hz

14-2002-01 Albi 4 – All Carbonated Products 220V / 60Hz

14-2002-03 Albi 4 – Still and Carbonated products 220V / 60Hz

14-2003-01 Albi 4 – All Carbonated Products (UL Version) 110V / 60Hz

14-2003-05 Albi Aqua – Remote Cooler, Carbonator (UL Version) 110V / 60Hz

14-2004-01 Albi Flex Plus - Still and Carbonated products 230V / 50 Hz

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Dear Customer

Please read the User Guide and Installation Manual carefully before

operating this unit.

Please keep the User Guide and Installation safe and with the unit.

Examine the equipment immediately after supply for transport damage. Contact

your equipment supplier and/or carrier if necessary. Damage, which arises by

inappropriate treatment or operation, is not subject to guarantee \ warranty.

Equipment manufactured or supplied by Welbilt (Halesowen) Limited complies

with the current legislation and standards of the EU and represents the current

standard of technology. Safety during operation may only be assured by following

the instructions in this guide.

Reproduction of any kind without previously written permission of Welbilt

(Halesowen) Limited is prohibited.

Welbilt (Halesowen) Limited typically designs for a 5-10 year product lifetime

dependent upon the type of equipment.

Installation Manual

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Table of Contents

Section 1 – Warnings 4-8

Section 2 – General description and function of the unit 9

Section 3 – Installation & Commissioning of the unit 10-34

Section 4 – Maintenance and cleaning 35-45

Section 5 – Spare parts list 46-56

Section 6 – Fault nding charts 57-61

Section 7 – Technical Specication 62-63

Section 8 – Declaration of conformity 64-65

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Section 1

SECTION 1 – WARNINGS

WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE CAN BE USED BY CHILDREN AGED FROM 8 YEARS

AND ABOVE AND PERSONS WITH REDUCED PHYSICAL, SENSORY OR

MENTAL CAPABILITIES OR LACK OF EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE

IF THEY HAVE BEEN GIVEN SUPERVISION OR INSTRUCTION

CONCERNING USE OF THE APPLIANCE IN A SAFE WAY AND

UNDERSTAND THE HAZARDS INVOLVED. CHILDREN SHALL NOT PLAY

WITH THE APPLIANCE. CLEANING AND USER MAINTENANCE SHALL

NOT BE MADE BY CHILDREN WITHOUT SUPERVISION.

WARNING: THERE ARE NO END USER SERVICEABLE PARTS. ANY FAULT OR

PROBLEM WITH THE EQUIPMENT MUST ONLY BE RECTIFIED BY A

QUALIFIED SERVICE ENGINEER.

WARNING: ALTHOUGH EVERY CARE IS TAKEN DURING MANUFACTURE, DAMAGE

TO THE METALWORK DURING TRANSPORT, INSTALLATION AND

GENERAL USE MAY OCCUR. THIS MAY RESULT IN SHARP OR JAGGED

EDGES. AVOID CONTACT WITH METAL EDGES OR OTHER POTENTIAL

HAZARDS.

WARNING: PLEASE REFER TO MANUAL HANDLING GUIDELINES WHEN LIFTING

THIS EQUIPMENT.

BEFORE LIFTING OR MOVING THIS EQUIPMENT IT IS RECOMMENDED

THAT ALL PERSONS PERFORMING THESE TASKS SHOULD RECEIVE

RELEVANT TRAINING IN SAFE HANDLING.

ALL PERSONS LIFTING OR MOVING THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE

WEARING THE CORRECT PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.

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TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY WHERE PRACTICAL, TRANSPORTING

OF THE UNIT OVER EXTENDED DISTANCES SHOULD BE DONE USING

A MECHANICAL AID.

WHEN NOT USING A MECHANICAL AID, WELBILT RECOMMEND A

2 MAN LIFT.

ALWAYS TRANSPORT THE UNIT IN THE CORRECT UPRIGHT POSITION,

NEVER ON ITS SIDE OR TOP.

WARNING: IT IS UNSAFE TO LIFT OR ATTEMPT TO MOVE THE APPLIANCE DURING

CLEANING OR AT ANY OTHER TIME WHEN THE UNIT IS OPERATING.

WARNING: ONLY USE EQUIPMENT FOR ITS INTENDED USE AS DESCRIBED IN

THE INSTALLATION MANUAL. THERE ARE NO OTHER RECOMMENDED

USES FOR THIS EQUIPMENT. UNINTENDED USE OF THE EQUIPMENT

WILL INVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY.

WARNING: WELBILT (HALESOWEN) LIMITED HAS DONE A COMPLETE QUALITY

AND FUNCTION CHECK ON EACH UNIT. NEVERTHELESS, LEAKAGES

ON WATER LINES DURING OPERATION CAN NOT BE EXCLUDED

TOTALLY. REGULARLY INSPECT THE EQUIPMENT FOR SIGNS OF

LEAKAGE.

WARNING: CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHEN HANDLING THIS EQUIPMENT TO AVOID

EITHER DAMAGING THE REFRIGERATION TUBING OR INCREASING

THE RISK OF A LEAK.

WARNING: COMPONENT PARTS SHALL BE REPLACED WITH LIKE COMPONENTS

AND SERVICING SHALL BE DONE BY FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE

PERSONNEL, SO AS TO MINIMIZE THE RISK OF POSSIBLE IGNITION

DUE TO INCORRECT PARTS OR IMPROPER SERVICE.

WARNING: KEEP ALL VENTILATION OPENINGS IN THE APPLIANCE CLEAR OF

OBSTRUCTION

WARNING: DO NOT USE MECHANICAL DEVICES OR OTHER MEANS TO

ACCELERATE THE DEFROSTING PROCESS, OTHER THAN THOSE

RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.

WARNING: THE EVAPORATION TEMPERATURE IN THE REFRIGERATION CIRCUIT

CAN TYPICALLY BE -10°C. WITHOUT TAKING PREVENTATIVE STEPS

THIS CAN BE A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF INJURY.

WARNING: THE COMPRESSOR, CONDENSER, HIGH PRESSURE REFRIGERATION

TUBES AND MOTORS WILL BECOME HOT DURING OPERATION.

CONTACT WITH THESE PARTS DURING OPERATION SHOULD BE

AVOIDED.

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WARNING: DO NOT DISPOSE OF THE UNIT WITHOUT FIRST REMOVING ALL R290

REFRIGERANT. THIS PROCESS CAN ONLY BE PERFORMED BY AN

ENGINEER QUALIFIED TO HANDLE HYDROCARBON REFRIGERANTS.

WARNING: ALL UNITS ARE FITTED WITH A STANDARD EURO PLUG TO IEC83:1985

OR A UK PLUG OR COUNTRY SPECIFIC PLUG. BEFORE COMMENCING

ANY CLEANING ISOLATE THE UNIT BY:

1. SWITCH OFF THE SOCKET THAT THE PLUG IS INSTALLED INTO.

2. REMOVE THE PLUG FROM THE SOCKET.

ALL INSTALLATIONS MUST BE CHECKED THAT THEY MEET LOCAL

ELECTRICAL REGULATIONS AND NATIONAL CODES BEFORE THE

APPLIANCE IS TURNED ON.

WARNING: IF THE MAINS LEAD FITTED TO THIS EQUIPMENT IS IN ANY WAY

DAMAGED IT MUST BE REPLACED BY WELBILT (HALESOWEN) LIMITED,

OUR SERVICE AGENT OR A QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. THE

MAINS LEAD CONNECTION IS A ‘Y’ TYPE.

WARNING: THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED.

THIS EQUIPMENT IS CHARGED WITH R290 REFRIGERANT (PROPANE).

ONLY QUALIFIED SERVICE ENGINEERS HOLDING A VALID HANDLING CERTIFICATE FOR

CARE 40 (PROPANE) CAN WORK ON THE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM OF THIS EQUIPMENT.

PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION BELOW BEFORE ANY WORK IS CARRIED OUT.

Refrigeration R290 (Care 40, Propane)

Note: Only engineers who have been trained in the safe handling and

use of hydrocarbon refrigerants should work on this system.

• Work on this system in a wall ventilated area or outside.

• Use a local leak detector to indicate if there is hydrocarbon

in the air around the system (place it at a low level as HCs are

heavier than air)

•Ensuretherearenosourcesofignition(amesorsparking

electrical components) within 3m (10 feet) of your work area.

• If replacing components use like for like replacements.

• Take great care when brazing to ensure all HC has been

removed from the system.

Use refrigerant grade propane (R290 or Care 40)

Warning

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WARNING: THE CARBONATOR IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE UNIT AND IT

SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THE CARBONATION PROCESS INVOLVES

THE USE OF HIGH PRESSURE AND POTENTIALLY NOXIOUS GAS. AS

SUCH SUE CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHEN USING THE EQUIPMENT.

WARNING: CARBON DIOXIDE LEAKS ARE POTENTIALLY FATAL IF

CONCENTRATIONS RISE TO A DANGEROUS LEVEL. IN VIEW OF

THIS THE INSTALLATION SHOULD BE REGULARLY CHECKED FOR

INTEGRITY AND THE GENERAL AREA OF INSTALLATION PROPERLY

VENTILATED AT ALL TIMES.

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT A CO2 LEAK DETECTOR IS FITTED IN THE

VICINITY OF THE EQUIPMENT.

THE UNIT SHOULD NOT BE INSTALLED IN A ROOM WHERE SHOULD

THE CONTENTS OF THE CO2 BOTTLE BE EVACUATED INTO THE

ROOM, CO2 LEVELS WOULD REACH LETHAL LEVELS.

WELBILT RECOMMEND THAT ONLY 5 OR 7 KG CO2 CYLINDERS BE

USED WITH THE ALBI APPLIANCE.

THE CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN A ROOM AFTER A TIME -

T - CAN BE CALCULATED AS.

C = (Q / N V) [1 - (1 / EN T)] + (C0 - CI) (1 / EN T) + CI (1).

WHERE:

C = CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN THE ROOM (M3/M3)

Q = CARBON DIOXIDE SUPPLIED TO THE ROOM (M3/H

V = VOLUME OF THE ROOM (M3)

E = THE CONSTANT 2.718

N = NUMBER OF AIR SHIFTS PER HOUR (1/H)

T = TIME (HOUR, H)

CI = CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN THE INLET VENTILATION

AIR (M3/M3)

C0 = CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN THE ROOM AT START,

T = 0 (M3/M3)

THE VENTILATION IN THE ROOM WHERE THE UNIT IS INSTALLED

SHOULD NOT ALLOW THE CO2 CONCENTRATION TO EXCEED

5000PPM WORK PLACE 8 HOUR EXPOSURE LIMIT.

BEFORE INSTALLATION A WORK PLACE RISK ASSESSMENT MUST BE

PERFORMED CONSIDERING THE RISK ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF

CO2.

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CO2 CYLINDER SAFETY INFORMATION

WARNING: IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH UK WATER REGULATIONS A WRAS

APPROVED DOUBLE NON RETURN VALVE MUST BE INSTALLED ON

THE INCOMING MAINS WATER SUPPLY BEFORE THE APPLIANCE IN THE

SYSTEM.

FOR INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT ACROSS EUROPE A CLASS 3

PROTECTIVE DEVICE AS DEFINED BY EN1717, APPROVED FOR THE

COUNTRY OF INSTALLATION MUST BE INSTALLED ON THE INCOMING

MAINS WATER SUPPLY BEFORE THE APPLIANCE IN THE SYSTEM.

WARNING: DO NOT DISPOSE OF THIS EQUIPMENT AS UNSORTED MUNICIPAL

WASTE, CONTACT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR OR SERVICE AGENT FOR THE

COLLECTION AND SAFE DISPOSAL OF THIS EQUIPMENT. WELBILT

(HALESOWEN) LTD. IS A REGISTERED MEMBER OF A WEEE PRODUCER

COMPLIANCE SCHEME.

DANGEROUS

WARNING

1. ALWAYS

connect the CO

2 or gas cylinder to a REDUCING VALVE.

2. NEVER

try to connect cylinder directly to product container.

3. NEVER

interconnect soft drinks, CO

2 or

gas cylinder equipment with other equipment.

4. ALWAYS

secure cylinder upright whilst in use.

5. ALWAYS

keep cylinder away from heat.

6. NEVER

drop or throw cylinders.

7. NEVER

trytounscrewttingsfromcontainers.

8. ALWAYS

ventilate area after CO

2 leakage.

This information should be displayed in a position adjacent

to the CO2 supply cylinder at all times.

Warning

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Section 2

SECTION 2 – GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION OF THE UNIT

This equipment is an Over-counter post mix dispenser to dispense chilled Carbonated

Beverages. The equipment is freestanding and contains a refrigeration system for

cooling the product, a carbonation system for carbonating mains water and syrup

pumps to draw syrup from a bag in box syrup. The system is designed to operate with

syrup ratio’s of between 4:1 and 10:1 but is set to use post mix syrups of 5:1 ratio.

The ALBI AQUA is a variant of the ALBI cooler range, designed to dispense chilled

carbonated water and still water beverages only. The equipment is freestanding and

contains a refrigeration system for cooling the product, a carbonation system for

carbonating potable water drawn from the mains or other external supply, and a

still water system for dispensing noncarbonated chilled water. Post mix syrup-based

beverage options are not available with this model.

This equipment is designed to be installed on a counter or back bar at the point of

dispense. There are NO other recommended uses for this equipment.

This equipment should be used only in accordance with the instructions; it should not

be used for any other purpose.

• The equipment is not intended for use with alcoholic, fruit juice or milk based

beverages.

• Do not operate the equipment in a wet environment.

• Do not install or use the unit outdoors.

• Do not install the unit where a steam or water hose could be used in the vicinity

of or on the unit.

Any spillage must be wiped dry immediately.

The unit should not be installed in small enclosed spaces or next to equipment that

generatesheatorwherefreshairowisrestricted.Alwaysinstallinawellventilated

area.

Keep the unit free from excessive heat and cold. Minimum and maximum ambient

temperatures are:

Minimum: 12°C

Maximum: 32°C

Misuseoruseoftheequipmentforanyotherpurposethanthoseidentiedabovewill

invalidate any warranty, and may constitute a danger to yourself and others.

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Section 3

Section 3 – Installation & Commissioning

Unpack the unit from its transportation packing and visually check for any signs of

damage. Place the unit in a convenient location on the counter top or back-bar where

it is to be sited and within reach of an accessible power supply socket. Always site the

equipmentonahorizontallevelsurfaceofsucientsizetosupporttheunitwithout

itoverhanging.Whensitingtheunit,ensurethatthereissucientspacetowork

around the unit for installation and cleaning and to allow adequate ventilation for

the refrigeration system. A minimum clearance of 100mm to either side of the unit is

recommended, and clear access in front of the unit to allow dispense of drinks.

Welbilt recommend against siting the unit in close proximity to other heat rejecting

equipment as this may negatively impact performance.

Allow enough space at the rear of the unit for four bag in box syrup lines, a mains water

supply, Co2 supply and detachable mains cable supply connection.

Above the unit, ensure there is enough room to remove the top cover so that the water

bathcanbelledwithwateruponinstallation.

Note: the carbonator bowl pressure relief valve vents out the bottom of the appliance. Do

not site the unit above other equipment, where any vented water could run onto electrics.

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Fitting extension feet – requirement for NSF markets

Extension feet parts:

2 x Rear foot - PI016708

2 x Front foot - PI016709

2 x Centre foot - PI016710

1. Get an assistant to tilt the unit

 Fittherstextensionfoot.

2. Fit the second foot

3. Fit the third foot

4. Now tilt the unit over in the other direction.

Fit the remaining 3 feet on the other

side of the unit.

5. Finally lower the unit down onto its feet

Unit dimensions

At the rear of the unit, all of the connections are labelled. Connect the above utilities as

follows to the appropriate John Guest 3\8” connectors on the unit:-

1. Connect a 3/8” OD hose suitable for use with John Guest connections to the

John Guest connector labelled “WATER” on the rear of the unit. The mains water

pressure should be MIN 0.138Mpa (20psi) \ MAX 0.345Mpa (50psi). Do not turn

the water supply on yet.

2. Connect the CO2 supply to the connector labelled Co2. The Co2 pressure

should be MIN 0.517Mpa (75psi) \ MAX 0.552Mpa (80psi. Do not turn the CO2

supply on yet.

3. Connect the bag in box syrup lines to the connectors labelled syrup 1 - syrup 4.

The bag in box syrup MUST be within 2 meters of the unit and can be level with

or below the unit.

4. Plug the detachable mains lead into the power inlet socket and the plug into the

mains supply socket on the wall. Do not switch the mains power on yet.

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LID SECURING SCREW x2

SYRUP INLETS x4

MAINS POWER INPUT

CO2 IN

VAND IND

BATH FILL

Utility Connection Locations

Commissioning instructions

The following instructions detail the processes to be followed to prime and brix the unit

before putting the unit into dispense mode to dispense drinks. Please read and follow

these instructions carefully.

1. Remove the top cover by removing the securing screws located at the rear of

the unit as shown above.

2. Removethebathllcapandcarefullyandusingafunnel,llthewaterbathwith

coldcleanwateruntilittricklesfromtheoverowtubewhichexitsviaatube

intothedriptray.Thellvolumeisapproximately10litres.

3. Turn on the mains water supply and check for leaks externally and internally.

4. Turn on the CO2 supply and check for leaks externally and internally.

5. Replace the lid and securing screws.

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ALBI ALL-CARB SET UP AND PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

Albi all-carb keypad (note this keypad is also used on the all still unit)

When in programming mode, the keypad is used to adjust and set the various options

for dispense of still and carbonated drinks. The menu appears in the order shown

below:

• Enable\Disable compressor, carbonator pump, and dispense valve.

• Priming of syrup pumps.

• Brix ratio setting of syrups and carbonated water.

• Display of syrup pump total run time in minutes.

• Enable\Disable the dispense of carbonated and still water.

1. Accessing programming mode and button operation

Before commencing programming and brixing, ensure that the mains water, CO2 and

syrup bag in boxes are connected.

Indispensemode,buttons1-4areusedtodispenseavoureddrinksandthebutton(s)

below dispenses still and carbonated water.

In programming mode, the button numbers in the diagrams above correspond to the

numbers shown in the instructions below.

Where H20 is shown as an option, pressing either the still or carbonated water buttons

do the same thing.

STILL/

SODA

1

2

3

4

SODA

STILL

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

SODA

STILL

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2. Putting the unit into programming mode

Plug the unit into the mains power supply

and the initialising screen below will be displayed.

Within four seconds of powering up the unit, press

andholdbuttons1&4andtherstsettingscreen

will be displayed which is detailed in section 4.

3. Enabling\Disabling the fridge system,

carbonator pump and dispense valve

The function of this screen allows the user to

Enable\Disable the fridge system, the carbonator

pump and the dispense valve if required.

Pressing button 3 (+) will move to the next setting

screen and pressing button 2 (-) will move you back

to the previous screen.

Pressing button 4 will take you into the sub

menu to change the settings as below

The top row shows the status of the three options.

X = Disabled Tick = Enabled

Toggle buttons to enable / disable components

Button 2 = fridge

Button 3 = carbonator pump

Button 4 = dispense valve

Pressing button 1 will return you back to the

previous screen. And then press button 3 to take

you to the next setting menu.

Note: when in dispense mode, if the dispense is

disabled, this message will be displayed. If the

fridge and/or the carbonator pump are disabled,

no message is displayed.

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4. Syrup pump priming screen

The function of this screen allows the syrup tubing,

pumps and syrup cooling coils to be primed

through to the dispense valve prior to brixing and

also when changing bag in boxes, if the lines have

been completely emptied.

Pressing button 3 (+) will move to the next setting

screen and pressing button 2(-) will move you back

to the previous setting screen

Pressing button 4 will take you into the sub

menu to prime the syrup lines and pumps.

Pressing buttons 1-4 will manually operate the

syrup pumps to prime the lines through to the

dispense nozzle.

Press either the still or carbonated water button to

exit and return to the previous screen. Then press

button 3 to take you to the next setting menu.

5. Brix ratio settings for carbonated water

and syrups ow rates.

Thefunctionofthisscreenistosettheowrateto

ensure the correct brix ratio.

Pressing button 3 (+) will move to the next setting

screen and pressing button 2(-) will move you back

to the previous setting screen

Thecarbonatedwaterowrateisadjusted

manually at the valve (as described later in this

chapter)

Thewaterowratecheckisdoneusingthe

buttons as described below.

Pressing button 4 will take you into the sub

menutoallowsodaandsyrupowratestobeset

andtoallowa“Testpour”toverifytheowrates

are correct.

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Note:Thecarbonatedwaterowrateshouldbe

setrstandthenthesyrupowrates.

Soda Flow Rate Test Pour:

Ensuring there is a cup under the dispense nozzle,

press the soda button to activate a 7 second soda

test pour.

Measure the volume dispensed, then adjust the

dispensevalveowrate.

See section below: Calculation of carbonated water

ow

The Albi unit nished drink ow rate is typically designed to pour at 1.5oz/sec.

(42.5ml/sec.) @ 5:1 syrup ratio.

Thisisanexampleofhowtheowratesarecalculated:

((Flow rate per second / the total parts of the ratio) x (parts of the ratio for carb/still

water)) x 7 second pour

For1.5ozpersecondnisheddrink,@5:1ratio,thewaterowratecalculationisas

below:

((1.5oz per sec. / 6 total ratio parts) x (5 parts of the ratio)) x 7 seconds = 8.75oz

(246ml)

Once the still water ow rate is set, now set the syrup ow rates:

Calculatethesyrupowvolumeforthe7secondtestpour:

Examplecalculationfor1.5ozpersecondnisheddrink,@5:1ratio:

(1.5oz per sec. / 6 total ratio parts) x 7 seconds = 1.75oz (49.6ml)

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Whilst still in the brix screen, using button 2(-)

& 3(+) select the syrup avour to brix.

Press button. This will take you to the screen to

adjust the syrup pump voltage: Example: 2V4

equates to 2.4 volts.

With a measuring cup / brix cup, under the

dispense nozzle, press button 4. to dispense a

7 sec. syrup pour.

Adjust the pump voltage using buttons 2(-) and 3(+)

toincreaseordecreasethesyruppumpowrate.

Repeat until the correct volume is dispensed.

Press button 1 to move back to the previous

screen. Press button 3(+) to toggle to the next

syrupavour(avour2)

Repeatasaboveuntilallfoursyrupavourshave

been set-up. Press button 1 twice to bring you out

of the Brix screens and back to the main menu.

6. Syrup pump run time total (Information

data only).

Press button 3(+) to move to the next screen.

This screen shows the total run time for each syrup

pump in minutes.

Press button 4 to go to the count screen to

display the total run time for syrup pump 1.

Press buttons 2(-) and 3(+) to toggle between the

run time screens for pumps 2, 3 and 4.

Pressing button 1 will move you back to the total

screen to allow you to move to the next menu

screen.

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7. Disable carbonated water dispense.

Press button +3+ to move to the disable

carbonated water function. This feature allows you

to disable the carbonated water dispense button.

Press button 4 to access the menu.

A tick in the box shows that the carb and still water

dispense is enabled.

Press button 4 to toggle between Enabled and

Disabled.

Press button 1 to go back to the previous menu.

The set-up is now complete.

Press button 1 to get to the dispense mode.

The screen will display READY TO DISPENSE

(providing the dispense is enabled).

8. Option-to switch o the display screen.

Thisturnsothedisplayindispensemode.The

only text that will still be displayed is any error

messages.

Within four seconds of powering up the unit, press

and hold buttons 1 & 3. You will notice the “BL1”

will change to “BL0”.

After a couple of seconds, the screen will go blank.

You can now dispense drinks as normal.

To bring the display back on, power down the unit

and repeat the process. This time you will see the

initialising screen change from “BL0” will change to

“BL1”.

Adjustment of carbonated water ow.

Thisvalvehasasingleowrestrictor,notaow

regulator. These can be adjusted using a 6mm

hexagon Allen key.

Carbonatedwaterowadjusterscrew.

Toincreaseow,turnadjusteranti-clockwise.

The adjuster is accessed by removing the cap in

the membrane switch panel

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MULTIPLEX Albi 4 14-2000-01 Installation guide

MULTIPLEX Albi 4 14-2000-01 Installation guide

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