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FULLY-AUTOMATIC ESPRESSO COFFEE MACHINE - Wega

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<strong>MACHINE</strong> COMPONETS - chap.8<br />

Technical manual<br />

3. Replacement of 230 V heating element (blue wires).<br />

� Remove the group from the machine following the instructions on page 42.<br />

� Loosen the anchoring screw (1) without removing it. It is located on the front<br />

side of the group chamber. Extract the cartridge heating element from the<br />

chamber.<br />

� Insert a new cartridge heating element in the appropriate place and secure by<br />

tightening the anchoring screws. Do not tighten excessively.<br />

4. Replacement of 24 V heating element (brown wires).<br />

� Remove the group from the machine following the instructions on page 42.<br />

� Loosen the anchoring screw (2) without removing it. It is located on the front<br />

part of the group head. Extract the cartridge heating element.<br />

� Insert a new cartridge heating element in the appropriate place and secure by<br />

tightening the anchoring screws. Do not tighten excessively.<br />

5. Motor replacement<br />

� Remove the group from the machine following the instructions on<br />

page 42.<br />

� Unscrew the nut that holds the cams (A).<br />

� Loosen the two screws of each cam (B) and remove the cams.<br />

� With a 4 mm Allen wrench, loosen the four screws (C) that hold the<br />

group motor support.<br />

� Use a 5 mm Allen wrench to loosen the four screws (D) that hold<br />

the reduction gear and the support.<br />

During maintenance of the group, it is advisable to clean carefully<br />

in order to remove all coffee residues from the moving<br />

mechanical parts of the group.<br />

These residues, in the long run, may degrade mechanical operation<br />

of the group, eventually leading to malfunction signals<br />

from the machine.<br />

All mechanical parts of the group must be cleaned with warm<br />

water except for the electrical part of the motor, which must be<br />

dealt with only using brushes and dry cloths.<br />

After cleaning, it is recommended to grease some parts of the<br />

delivery group, especially points where mechanical movement<br />

causes the most friction.<br />

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C D<br />

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