Manual Tecnico Tower

S E R V I C E
M A N U A L
G E M I N I C S 2 2 0 / C S 2 0 0 A C C E S S O R Y
TOWER
Version 0.1 en
C O N T E N T S
1 System Components ......................................................................................... 6
1.1 Configurations .................................................................................................... 6
1.2 General Overview .............................................................................................. 7
1.3 Automatic capsule dispenser ............................................................................. 8
1.3.1 Accessory ................................................................................................. 9
1.4 Payment system............................................................................................... 10
1.4.1 Coiner ..................................................................................................... 10
1.4.2 Card reader............................................................................................. 11
1.4.3 Desktop card loading station with cash cards and key rings ..................11
1.5 Base cabinet .................................................................................................... 12
1.5.1 Accessory ............................................................................................... 13
1.6 Gemini CS200 PRO / CS220 PRO coffee machine......................................... 14
1.6.1 Accessory ............................................................................................... 14
2 Technical Data .................................................................................................. 16

2.1 Automatic capsule dispenser ........................................................................... 16
2.1.1 Type plate ............................................................................................... 16
2.2 Base cabinet .................................................................................................... 17
2.2.1 Type plate ............................................................................................... 17
2.2.2 Cup heater (optional) .............................................................................. 17
2.3 Payment system............................................................................................... 18
2.3.1 Card reader (RFID unit in automatic capsule dispenser) ........................ 18
2.3.2 Desktop card reader ............................................................................... 18
2.3.3 Cash card................................................................................................ 18
2.3.4 Key ring ................................................................................................... 19
2.3.5 Coiner ..................................................................................................... 19
3 Installation ......................................................................................................... 20

3.1.1 Table mounting ....................................................................................... 21
3.1.2 Wall mounting .........................................................................................22
3.1.3 Tabletop mounting with coffee machine ................................................. 23
3.1.4 Installation on base cabinet (Tower System) .......................................... 27
3.2 Base cabinet .................................................................................................... 31
3.2.1 Cup heater (optional) .............................................................................. 34
3.2.2 Water filter (optional)............................................................................... 36
3.3 Payment system............................................................................................... 37
3.3.1 Coiner installation ................................................................................... 37
3.3.2 Coiner wiring ........................................................................................... 40
3.4 Coffee machine ................................................................................................ 42
3.4.1 Open capsule passage ........................................................................... 42
3.4.2 Drip trays drain holes............................................................................ 43
3.4.3 Direct water connection .......................................................................... 45
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4 Operation ........................................................................................................... 46
4.1 General ............................................................................................................ 46
4.2 Automatic capsule dispenser without payment system ................................... 46
4.2.1 Equipping and replacing capsule tubes .................................................. 46
4.2.2 Obtaining capsules ................................................................................. 48
4.2.3 Checking counter.................................................................................... 48
4.3 Automatic capsule dispenser or Tower with payment system ......................... 49
4.3.1 Cash card or key ring with card reader................................................... 49
4.3.2 Loading cash card or key ring with desktop card loading station ........... 50
4.3.3 Coiner ..................................................................................................... 51
4.3.4 Card reader and coiner........................................................................... 52
4.3.5 Checking counters of automatic capsule dispenser ............................... 54
5 Programming .................................................................................................... 55

5.1 Activate service/program mode ....................................................................... 55
5.2 Enter password ................................................................................................ 56
5.3 Menu navigation .............................................................................................. 57
5.4 Menu overview................................................................................................. 58
5.5 Menu 1 bookkeeping ..................................................................................... 59
5.5.1 Submenu COUNTER ............................................................................. 60
5.5.2 Submenu DATETIME ............................................................................. 61
5.5.3 Submenu NEW_PW ............................................................................... 62
5.5.4 EXIT........................................................................................................ 62
5.6 Menu 2 coiner / service management............................................................ 63
5.6.1 Submenu SETTING................................................................................ 64
5.6.2 Submenu PAYMENT .............................................................................. 64
5.6.3 Submenu MOTOR_C ............................................................................. 69
5.6.4 Submenu NEW_PW ............................................................................... 70
5.6.5 EXIT........................................................................................................ 70
5.7 Menu 3 price setting ...................................................................................... 71
5.7.1 Submenu PR_COIN ............................................................................... 72
5.7.2 Submenu PR_CARD .............................................................................. 72
5.7.3 Submenu NEW_PW ............................................................................... 73
5.7.4 EXIT........................................................................................................ 73
5.8 Menu 4 counter / parameter reset ................................................................. 73
5.8.1 Submenu RES_TCOU............................................................................ 74
5.8.2 Submenu RES_PARA ............................................................................ 74
5.8.3 Submenu NEW_PW ............................................................................... 74
5.8.4 EXIT........................................................................................................ 74
6 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 75

6.1.1 Deblocking a jammed coffee capsule ..................................................... 76
6.2 Coffee machine................................................................................................ 77
6.3 Base cabinet .................................................................................................... 78
6.4 Payment system card reader......................................................................... 78
6.5 Payment system coiner ................................................................................. 79
7 Maintenance ...................................................................................................... 80
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7.1 Cleaning ........................................................................................................... 80
7.1.1 General ................................................................................................... 80
7.1.2 Automatic capsule dispenser .................................................................. 80
7.1.3 Coffee machine ....................................................................................... 80
7.1.4 Base cabinet ........................................................................................... 81
7.2 Routine maintenance ....................................................................................... 83
7.2.1 Automatic capsule dispenser .................................................................. 83
7.2.2 Coffee machine ....................................................................................... 83
7.2.3 Base cabinet ........................................................................................... 83
7.2.4 Coiner ..................................................................................................... 83
8 Repairing ............................................................................................................ 84

8.1 Safety instructions............................................................................................ 84
8.2 Repair and mounting tips ................................................................................. 84
8.3 Repair tools ...................................................................................................... 85
8.4.1 Repairing / replacing a dispenser modul................................................. 86
8.4.2 Replacing main board, power supply, display and card reader .............. 88
8.4.3 Replacing operating button PCB............................................................. 89
8.4.4 Replacing front door micro switch ........................................................... 90
8.5 Payment system............................................................................................... 91
8.5.1 Replacing coiner ..................................................................................... 91
8.6 Wiring diagrams ............................................................................................... 92
8.6.1 Automatic capsule dispenser part 1...................................................... 92
8.6.2 Automatic capsule dispenser part 2...................................................... 93
8.6.3 Dispenser module ................................................................................... 94
8.6.4 Base cabinet coiner .............................................................................. 95
8.6.5 Twopiece connection cable ................................................................... 96
9 Spare Parts ........................................................................................................ 97

9.1 Exploded drawings base cabinet ................................................................... 97
9.1.1 Sidedoors and drawers.......................................................................... 97
9.1.2 Sheet metal casing ................................................................................. 98
9.2 Spare part list base cabinet ........................................................................... 99
9.3 Exploded drawings automatic capsule dispenser ........................................ 100
9.4 Spare part list automatic capsule dispenser ................................................ 101
10 Notes .................................................................................................................102
P R E F A C E
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S Y S T E M C O M P O N E N T S
1 S Y S T E M C O M P O N E N T S
1.1 Configurations
The main Tower System components can be combined and installed in 5 different ways:
For more information refer to " Installation" on page 20.
1.2 General Overview
The coffee machine
(4) is not really a part
of the Tower System.
The coiner (6) is not
provided by Nes
presso. For a list of
approved coiners refer to
page 19.
1) Automatic capsule dispenser 4) Coffee machine (CS 220 or CS 200)

2) Cards and key ring (payment system) 5) Base cabinet
3) Card reader (payment system) 6) Coiner (payment system)
1.3 Automatic capsule dispenser
1) Door latch 7) RFID unit (payment system)

2) Type plate 8) Operating / programming buttons (6x)
3) Left sidedoor (access to spare 9) Capsule tray
capsule tubes) 10) Mains switch
4) Right sidedoor (access to electronics) 11) Mains connection
5) Front door with LED lighting 12) Key switch
6) Display (back lighted)
1.3.1 Accessory
Supports
See "Automatic cap
sule dispenser" on
page 21 for mounting
instructions.
1) Tower support (NNSA art. no. 30032) 3) Wall support (NNSA art. no. 30034)

2) Table top support (NNSA art. no. 30033)
The table top support (2) is only needed in combination with a Gemini CS220
PRO or CS200 PRO coffee machine. The automatic capsule dispenser can be
placed on a table without an additional support.
1.4 Payment system
The modular payment system can be configured for
cashless operation with a RFID unit (card reader),
and / or payment with a coiner.
1.4.1 Coiner
1) Coiner (example illustration) 3) Refund button

2) Coin slot 4) Change tray
The coiner (1) is built in the base cabinet.
Use an approved coiner only (refer to page 19).
The coiner has to be configured for the appropriate coins of the national
currency in advance by a service technician.
1.4.2 Card reader
1) Connector on control board 3) RFID antenna

2) Card reader 4) Sensitive area
The card reader is built in the automatic capsule dispenser. The sensitive area for cash
card or key ring recognition is marked on the right sidedoor (4).
1.4.3 Desktop card loading station with cash cards and
key rings
The desktop card
loading station is
delivered with a set of
3 loading cards, 15 cash
cards and 15 key rings.
1) Key ring (with integrated RFID chip) 3) Loading cards

2) Cash card (with integrated RFID chip) 4) Desktop card loading station
The desktop card loading station (4) is necessary to charge an empty cash card (2) or
key ring (1).
Key rings (1) and cash cards (2) have the same functionality.
A loading card (3) loads a certain monetary value on a cash card or key ring with the
help of the desktop card loading station.
Cash cards and key rings can be charged without a desktop card loading
station, if the Tower is equipped with a card reader and a coiner (see page 52).
1.5 Base cabinet
1) Covering cups 9) Middle drawer

2) Cup dispenser (3x) for disposable cups 10) Lower drawer
3) Supporting plate for coffee machine 11) Flap
4) Bubble level 12) Door latch (right, lockable)
5) Left sidedoor (access to cup tubes) 13) Door latch (left)
6) Right sidedoor (access to coiner) 14) Levelling foot (4x)
7) Drawer insert 15) Garbage cans
8) Upper drawer 16) Dustbin
The base cabinet can be equipped with disposable Nespresso cups. If no disposable
cups are used, the cup dispenser tubes (2) can be closed with covering cups (1).
The supporting plate for the coffee machine (3) has
a builtin bubble level (4),
waste water conduits and location holes for the dispenser support.
The lower drawer (9) has to be opened in advance to operate the door latches (11,12)
for the left and right sidedoors (5, 6). The right door latch (12) can be locked with a
padlock.
The upper drawer (8) has 3 separators (7) and is intended for the storage of sugar
sachets, sugar sticks, spoons etc.
The middle drawer (9)
has 5 separators (7),
is intended for the storage of coffee capsules, if no automatic capsule dispenser is
used,
can be equipped with an optional cup heater.
The lower drawer (10) has a flap (11) for the dust bin (16) and contains two garbage
cans (15) for wastewater and used coffee capsules.
1.5.1 Accessory
Position NNSA art. no. Designation Remark

1 5061 Disposable cup, 100 ml Quantity: 120 pcs.
2 5062 Disposable cup, 175 ml Quantity: 120 pcs.
Kit with power supply and
3 Cup heater
assembling gear
1.6 Gemini CS200 PRO / CS220 PRO coffee ma
chine
Only a Gemini CS220 PRO or CS200 PRO coffee machine can be inserted in
the base cabinet.
1.6.1 Accessory
Capsule guiding devices
This accessory is Illustration Position Art. no. Designation
delivered with the
base cabinet.
1 CN 415 Left capsule guiding device
2 CN 416 Right capsule guiding device
The coffee machine has to be modified, so that used coffee capsules fall in the garbage
can of the base cabinet by
removing 2 covers on capsule channels in the coffee machine,
replacing the capsule containers of the coffee machine with capsule guiding devices
(1,2).
Direct water connection
Position Order specification Designation Remark

1 AQUASTOP Optional, flow rate = 0.5 l/min
2 Nonreturn valve Dependent on national regulations
3 BRITA AquaQuell 06 BC Water filter Approved water filters for direct
water connection of coffee machine.
4 BRITA AquaQuell 1.5 Water filter
Only one piece necessary.
Or doublewalled hose for AQUA
5 Highpressure hose
STOP system.
For more information, refer to the installation guide for direct water connec
tion.
Additional accessory is necessary for the installation of an external water
filter (3 or 4) refer to page 36.
T E C H N I C A L D A T A
2 T E C H N I C A L D A T A
For technical data of
the coffee machine,
refer to its user or
service manual. Mains voltage ..................................................................................100240 V, 50 Hz or
100125 V, 60 Hz
Power rating (for all voltages and frequencies) ............................................ max. 60 VA
Capacity ..........................................................................6 tubes with 30 capsules each
Storage capacity.................................................................................................. 6 tubes
Dimensions (width x depth x height) ..................................................... 56 x 27 x 69 cm
Net weight .............................................................................................................. 17 kg
2.1.1 Type plate
The type plate
can be found inside the left sidedoor of the automatic capsule dispenser,
carries the following information:
1) Brand name 6) Nespresso specific bar code

2) Machine type 7) Electrical ratings
3) Article no. of appliance 8) Origin
4) Production date 9) Mark of conformity
5) Serial number (with manufacturer 10) Nonwaste disposal symbol
specific bar code) 11) Article no. of manufacturer
2.2 Base cabinet
Dimensions (width x depth x height) ....................................................75 x 46 x 100 cm
Net weight .............................................................................................................. 39 kg
Capacities
3 tubes for disposable Nespresso cups ......................................approx. 120 cups each
Middle drawer ............................................................................. 6 x 50 coffee capsules
Dust bin ..................................................................................................................... 17 l
2 garbage cans ...................................................................................................5 l each
2.2.1 Type plate
The type plate
can be found at the sidewall after opening the right sidedoor of the base cabinet,
carries the following information:
1) Brand name 6) Nespresso specific bar code

2) Machine type 7) Origin
3) Article no. of appliance 8) Mark of conformity
4) Production date 9) Article no. of manufacturer
5) Serial number (with manufacturer
specific bar code)
2.2.2 Cup heater (optional)
Surface temperature .................................................................................. approx. 60°C
Power supply
Input .............................................................................100 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 1.5 A
Output ..................................................................................................... 12 V DC, 5.5 A
2.3 Payment system
2.3.1 Card reader (RFID unit in automatic capsule dispenser)
Approved RFID units
This list is subject to Manufacturer Designation Type Protocol
alterations.
Evis Cashless RFID Legic ROI 252 MDB
Evis Cashless RFID Legic ROI 152 MDB
Swiss Count
Ferron Cashless kontakt MDB
Reader GS
DT 501 (software
Kontroll Systeme Cashless RFID Legic version 2.14/2.17/ MDB
2.21)
Cashless RFID Key Mikro
Microtronic CTL5 MDB
tronic
Cashless RFID Key Mikro
Microtronic 232.De17 MDB
tronic
Microtronic Cashless RFID Mifare MDB
Mikrolab Modem Remoute III MDB
N&W Cashless RFID Key ZIP MDB
Fage Cashless RFID Key Oscar MDB
Fage Cashless RFID Key GIOTTO MDB
Fage Cashless RFID Key GIOTTO PLUS MDB
Bizit/Nets Cashless Cash Card MDB
Countersolutions Cashless MDB
2.3.2 Desktop card reader
Dimensions (width x depth x height) ................................................ 120 x 46 x 154 mm
Net weight ..............................................................................................................250 g
Operating voltage (provided by plugin power supply) ...................................... 15 V DC
Compatibility...................................................mifare® technology (ISO 14443 certified)
2.3.3 Cash card
Dimensions (length x width x thickness) ....................................... 85.7 x 55.2 x 0.8 mm
Material.................................................................................................................... PVC
Weight ......................................................................................................................10 g
Temperature range................................................................................. 20°C to +50°C
Humidity ....................................................................... max. 90% without condensation
Transmission ....................................................................... inductive (data and energy)
Readwrite cycles .............................................................................................>200 000
Data security ........................................................................................ at least 10 years
Compatibility...................................................mifare® technology (ISO 14443 certified)
The loading cards are Special cards
delivered together
Loading cards (3 pcs.)....................... cards with fixed amount for transfer on cash card
with the desktop card
reader.
2.3.4 Key ring
Dimensions (length x width x thickness) .................................................38 x 38 x 3 mm
Material ................................................................................................................ leather
Temperature range .................................................................................20°C to +50°C
Humidity ....................................................................... max. 90% without condensation
Transmission........................................................................inductive (data and energy)
Readwrite cycles............................................................................................. >200 000
Data security .........................................................................................at least 10 years
Compatibility .................................................. mifare® technology (ISO 14443 certified)
2.3.5 Coiner
Approved coiners
Manufacturer Designation Type Protocol This list is subject to

alterations.
Mars Coin changer CF 690 MDB
NRI Coin changer G26.4880/7521 MDB
NRI Coin changer G46.4448/311 MDB
Fage Coin checker/ Cashless GIODY MDB
Fage Coin changer Jedy MDB
Azkoyen Coin changer AN 8000 MDB
Azkoyen Coin changer EXACTOR MDB
Coinco Coin changer 9300 MDB
Coinco Coin changer Quantum Pro MDB
Coinco Coin changer Vortex MDB
Coinco Coin changer Global€ MDB
Refer to supplier’s documentation for technical data (accepted coins, coin
tube dimensions and capacities etc.).
I N S T A L L A T I O N
3 I N S T A L L A T I O N
This chapter is a The Tower is designed as modular system. System components can be used stan
summary out of vari dalone and with different mounting variants according to the following overview:
ous Tower installa
tion and user manuals.
Position System components Mounting variants Reference

Automatic capsule dispenser with coffee Tabletop mounting with coffee
1 page 23
machine (Gemini CS200 or CS220) machine
2 Automatic capsule dispenser Table mounting page 21
3 Automatic capsule dispenser Wall mounting page 22
Base cabinet with coffee machine
4 – page 31
(Gemini CS200 or CS220)
page 31
5 Tower complete – and
page 27
3.1.1 Table mounting
The automatic capsule dispenser can be used as single unit standing on a plain surface.
If the automatic cap
sule dispenser is
tilted, coffee capsules
can get caught causing a
malfunction.
1. Check the location with a water level to make sure that the automatic capsule
dispenser is not tilted.
Provide enough space for the handling of the capsule tubes at the left side
door of the automatic capsule dispenser.
3.1.2 Wall mounting
The automatic cap The automatic capsule dispenser can be used as a single unit hanging on the wall. A
sule dispenser can special wall support is needed for fastening.
crash down causing inju
ries and material damage Considerations for locating the automatic capsule dispenser
if not mounted on the
• A nearby wall socket.
wall properly.
• Enough space for the handling of the capsule tubes at the left sidedoor of the auto
matic capsule dispenser.
Two persons are necessary for wall mounting.
Carton content of wall support set (NNSA art. no. 30034)
Check if delivered
Pcs. Designation
anchors are fitting to
the type of wall and 1 Wall support
replace if necessary (e.g.
for gypsum plaster board). 2 Sheet metal screws, dia. 3.5 x 8 mm
The gross weight of the 4 Plastic anchors
automatic capsule dis
penser is about 20 kg. 4 Screws with plain washers for anchors
4 Plain washers
sule dispenser
hangs outofperpendic
ular, coffee capsules can
get caught causing a mal
function.
1. Check the wall for hidden pipes or cables with a metall detector.
2. Position support (1) on the wall and check that it is in level.
3. Mark drill holes (4x) on the wall with the help of the support.
4. Drill holes and insert anchors.
5. Screw support on wall (2).
6. Hang automatic capsule dispenser on 4 bolts of support (3).
7. Optional: Secure automatic capsule dispenser against lifting with 2 screws (4).
3.1.3 Tabletop mounting with coffee machine
The automatic capsule dispenser can be mounted on top of a Gemini CS200 or CS220 The heating plate of
coffee machine with a special support. the coffee machine
cannot be used any
more.
Carton content of tabletop support set (NNSA art. no. 30033) Make sure that the heating
plate is switched off on a
CS200 coffee machine.
Pcs. Designation
1 Tabletop support
10 Sheet metal screws, dia. 3.5 x 10 mm
1 Wall fixation kit (with fastening elements)
The gross weight of
the complete unit
(automatic capsule dis
penser, coffee machine
and support) can exceed
45 kg. Choose a table
with sufficient loadcar
rying capacity.
1. Assemble support.
sule dispenser is
tilted, coffee capsules
can get caught causing a
malfunction.
2. Set coffee machine on base of support.
3. Use a water level to adjust the tabletop support with the levelling feet (1).
4. Hang automatic capsule dispenser with its keyhole perforations on 4 bolts of
tabletop support (2).
5. Secure automatic capsule dispenser against lifting with 2 screws (3).
Always use the pro
vided wall fixation
to secure the automatic
capsule dispenser and
the coffee machine.
6. Hang in backside cover (4) between struts of tabletop support (5).
7. Attach wall fixation (6) on threaded bolt of backside cover (4) loosely.
8. Adjust wall fixation to wall and mark 2 drill holes on wall.
Check the wall for hidden pipes or cables with a metall detector.
Check if delivered 9. Drill holes and insert anchors.
anchors are fitting to 10. Screw wall fixation on wall.
the type of wall and 11. Adjust and tighten wing nuts of wall fixation (7).
for gypsum plaster board).
3.1.4 Installation on base cabinet (Tower System)
In a complete Tower System, the automatic capsule dispenser is mounted on the base The heating plate of
cabinet with a special support. the coffee machine
cannot be used any
more.
Carton content of Tower support set (NNSA art. no. 30032) Make sure that the heating
plate is switched off on a
CS200 coffee machine.
Pcs. Designation
1 Tower support
1 Backside cover for Tower
1 Wall fixation kit (with fastening elements)
Level base cabinet at first (refer to " Base cabinet" on page 31).

1. Remove upper and middle drawer (2).
2. Lift door latches (3) and open left and reight sidedoors.
3. Loosen 2 screws and remove backside cover (1) of base cabinet.
The backside cover (1) for the base cabinet can be discarded.
4. Loosen 2 screws (4).
5. Pull base (5) near you till both bolts (6) are released. Then lift and remove base
cautiously.
A waste water hose (7) is connected to the base.
6. Assemble base (5) to Tower support (8).
7. Lead waste water hose (9) through opening in base cabinet. Danger of injury!

8. Insert both bolts (6) at the underside of the base (5) into the keyhole perforations Sharpcornered
of the base cabinet. sheet metal.
Be careful while laying
9. Push back base and fasten it with 2 screws (4).
waste water hose.
10. Check hose laying and insert end of hose in hole above garbage can (10).
For fitting of base cabinet, refer to next chapter.
Always use the pro
vided wall fixation
(15) to secure the Tower
System.
11. Set coffee machine on base cabinet.
The coffee machine must be adapted for the base cabinet (refer to page 42).
12. Hang in backside cover for Tower (11) between struts of Tower support (12).
13. Hang automatic capsule dispenser with its keyhole perforations on 4 bolts of Tower
support (13).
14. Secure automatic capsule dispenser against lifting with 2 screws (14).
15. Attach wall fixation (15) on threaded bolt of backside cover (11) loosely.
16. Adjust wall fixation to wall and mark 2 drill holes on wall.
Check the wall for hidden pipes or cables with a metall detector.
Check if delivered 17. Drill holes and insert anchors.

anchors are fitting to 18. Screw wall fixation on wall.
the type of wall and 19. Tighten all wing nuts of wall fixation.
for gypsum plaster board).
3.2 Base cabinet
Two capsule guiding devices are delivered
together with the base cabinet. These adapters
are required for the modification of the coffee
machine (refer to page 42).
1. Check if base cabinet is levelled with the help of the builtin bubble level (1) or use
a water level. Adjust levelling feet (2) if necessary.
2. Insert 3 small separators (3) in upper drawer.
3. Insert 5 big separators (4) in middle drawer.
Do not insert separators in middle drawer if a cup heater should be installed.
Refer to " Cup heater (optional)" on page 34 for installation instructions.
4. Insert 2 garbage cans and the dustbin in lower drawer (5).
Make sure that the dustbin is inserted correctly (6).
Advice customer to use disposable rubbish sacks for garbage can (used
coffee capsules) and dustbin.
5. Close openings of cup dispenser with covers (7), if no disposable Nespresso cups

are used with the base cabinet.
If disposable Nespresso cups should be used, the cup dispenser tubes have to be
adjusted to the cup size. Check retaining spring position in tubes and if necessary,
adjust as follows:
6. Open lower drawer. Lift left door latch (9) and open left sidedoor.
7. Push retaining spring (8) with the help of a little screwdriver etc. in the correct
recess of the tube.
8. Insert different sizes of disposable Nespresso cups in dispenser tubes according
to adjustment. Check retaining function.
For a complete Tower System installation proceed with chapter " Installation
on base cabinet (Tower System)" on page 27 after mounting the base
cabinet.
3.2.1 Cup heater (optional)
An electrical heating plate can be mounted in the middle drawer of the base cabinet.
1. Remove middle drawer (1) from base cabinet.
2. Remove all separators (2) from middle drawer.
Risk of damage! 3. Check if a hole is in the drawer already (3). If necessary drill a hole according to
The drill can jam indicated measurements.
and tear the plastic.
Pilotdrill hole or use a
special forstner bit.
4. Pull cable of cup heater through hole in drawer. Then insert cup heater in drawer.
5. Pull cable through cable support sleeve of strain relief (4).
6. Screw strain relief on drawer. The drawer is
equipped with the
mounting holes
already.
7. Mount edge protection (5).
8. Stick velcro strips (6) to bottom of power supply and sheet metal support. Fasten
power supply with velcro strips (7).
9. Install power cord.
10. Insert middle drawer in base cabinet.
11. Roll up excessive cable length and fix it with a cable tie (8). Draw out middle
12. Connect cup heater to power supply. drawer fully and
check if cable lenght
between power supply and
cup heater is sufficient.
3.2.2 Water filter (optional)
An external water filter is a recommendable accessory for the direct water connection of
the coffee machine. Two Brita water filter types are approved for the base cabinet.
The filter cartridge exchange time has to be programmed in the coffee
machine with the help of a Service Stick. Consult the Service Stick user
manual and the service manual of the coffee machine.
BRITA AquaQuell 06 BC
The direct water con
nection (1) is shown
as symbolic drawing
only. For details refer to the
installation guide for the
direct water connection.
1. To install this type of water filter inside the base cabinet, remove drawers and base
for coffee machine first.
BRITA AquaQuell 1.5
as symbolic drawing
This type of water filter is installed on the rear side of the base cabinet.
3.3 Payment system
The automatic capsule dispenser can be ordered with or without card reader, whereas
the base cabinet is delivered without coiner only. The base cabinet can be ordered with
or without preinstalled equipment for a coiner.
3.3.1 Coiner installation
The coiner has to be configured for the appropriate coins of the national currency in For a list of recom
advance and built in onsite by a service technician. mended coiners refer
to page 19.
Beside the standard mounting in the base cabinet, the coiner can be attached
to the automatic capsule dispenser with an optional box.
1. Lift right door latch (1) and open sidedoor.
2. Turn eccentric plate (2) upside for installation.
3. Loosen 3 screws a little (3).
The illustrated coiner
is an Exactor model
by Azkoyen.
4. Release locking lever and swing out upper part of coiner (5).
Other coiner models have different locking levers.
5. Hang coiner with its keyhole perforations on the protruding 3 screws (4).
6. Fasten 2 screws (6) and close coiner.
7. Stick label with payout configuration of coiner at the inside of the right sidedoor. Make sure that the
coiner resp. base
cabinet is levelled.
Proceed with wiring the coiner.
A tilted coiner can have
For installation of the automatic capsule dispenser, refer to " Installation on malfunctions.
base cabinet (Tower System)" on page 27.
3.3.2 Coiner wiring
The coiner is connected with the twopiece cable to the electronic main board in the
automatic capusule dispenser.
1. Verify that power cord is unplugged (1).
2. Open front door with key switch (2).
3. Loosen 2 screws (3) and open right sidedoor.
4. Split the twopiece connection cable that is delivered with the base cabinet.
The part with the sixpin connector on the pigtail belongs to the automatic
capsule dispenser.
5. Unplug cable connector of card reader from electronic main board (4).
6. Plug in connector of splitted cable in same socket on electronic main board (5).
7. Connect card reader cable to pigtail of splitted cable (5).
8. Lead free connector of splitted cabel through opening at the rear side of the auto
matic capsule dispenser (6).
9. Pass second part of splitted cable through adjacent strut (with pigtail side).
10. Connect splitted cables at the rear side of the automatic capsule dispenser (6).
11. Fix drooping cable end at underside of strut with cable clamp (7).
12. Connect coiner and actuating gear for coin return lever (8).
For filling the coiner with coins for the first time, refer to page 51.
For programming and testing the coiner, refer to page 55.
3.4 Coffee machine
The coffee machine has to be modified so that its waste water and used coffee capsules
can be collected in the trash cans of the base cabinet.
Make sure that the heating plate is switched off on a CS200 PRO coffee
machine.
3.4.1 Open capsule passage
1. Remove water tanks and all other accessory from coffee machine.
2. Turn coffee machine upside down.
3. Insert a screwdriver in both channels (2) and squeeze out covers (3).
4. Replace standard capsule containers (4) of coffee machine with capsule guiding
devices (5).
The capsule guiding devices are delivered with the base cabinet.
3.4.2 Drip trays drain holes
In order to collect the waste water in the base cabinet, holes have to be drilled in the
base of the coffee machine and in the drip trays.
Although possible, it
is not recommended
to drill the middle drip
tray of a CS220 coffee
machine. Milk residues will
accumulate under the cof
fee machine and begin to
decay and stink.
1. Drill holes (20 mm dia) in base of coffee machine according to illustration. Risk of damage!

The drill can jam
The positions of the drill holes are marked at the underside of the drip tray and tear the plastic.
guides (1). Pilotdrill holes or use a
special forstner bit resp.
a hole saw with arbor and
center drill.
CS 200 PRO drip trays
1. Drill a hole (7 mm dia) in each drip tray of the CS 200 PRO coffee machine Risk of damage!

according to illustration. The drill can jam
The positions of the drill holes are marked at the underside of the drip trays. Pilotdrill holes.
CS 220 PRO old drip trays
Risk of damage! 1. Drill a hole (7 mm dia) in the left and right drip tray of the CS 220 PRO coffee

The drill can jam machine according to illustration.
Pilotdrill holes. The positions of the drill holes are marked at the underside of the drip trays.
CS 220 PRO new drip trays
The drip trays of the CS 220 PRO coffee machine have been modified with inserts for
latte macchiato preparation.
Risk of damage! 1. Drill a hole (7 mm dia) in the left and right drip tray of the CS 220 PRO coffee

The drill can jam machine according to illustration.
Pilotdrill holes. The positions of the drill holes are marked at the underside of the drip trays.
3.4.3 Direct water connection
A direct water connection of the coffee machine is highly recommended for a Tower
System.
Refer to
"Installation guide for direct water connection" for necessary parts,
page 36 for installation of an additional water filter,
Gemini coffee machine service manual for installation procedure and correct menu
settings of coffee machine.
No special drip trays with lateral overflow are necessary for a direct water
connection in combination with a base cabinet (as prescribed in the installa
tion guide for direct water connection).
as symbolic drawing
• Lay highpressure reinforced hose in base cabinet according to illustration.
O P E R A T I O N
4 O P E R A T I O N
This chapter is a
summary out of the
4.1 General
various Tower instal
lation and user manuals. For the operation of the coffee machine, refer to its user or service manual.
Operating or main Pay special attention to all operating procedures in relation to a direct water
tenance errors can connection.
cause a flooding, if coffee
machine is equipped with
a direct water connec
tion. 4.2 Automatic capsule dispenser without pay
ment system
4.2.1 Equipping and replacing capsule tubes
The mains switch is After initial startup of the automatic capsule dispenser, all operating buttons light up red,
located at the rear showing that there are no capsule tubes present.
side, next to the appli
ance plug.
Store one of the two 1. Turn key switch (1).

keys for the key 2. Open front door (2).
switch (1) in a safe 3. Remove cardboard (transport lock) from door latch (3)
place.
4. Lift door latch (3) and open left sidedoor (4).
5. Equip storage area with six spare capsule tubes (5).
Store folder with installation and user manuals on that occasion (6).
O P E R A T I O N
6. Insert six new capsule tubes in tube connectors (7):
• Rotate tube connector down fully.
• Insert capsule tube with open end in tube connector.
Do not forget to pull off the aluminium foil from the capsule tube at first.
Insert capsule tube with a rotating movement up to the limit stop.
7. Rotate tube connector with capsule tube back in vertical position.
The coffe capsules fall into the dispenser modul and the associated operating
button turns to white.
8. Close doors (8) and lock key switch (9).
The automatic capsule dispenser is now ready for operation.
Replacing empty caspule tubes
Empty capsule tubes are indicated by red lighted operating buttons.
• Fold down empty capsule tube and pull it out of tube connector (7).
• Insert new capsule tube in tube connector and rotate it back to vertical position.
It is not necessary to wait with replacement till the dispenser modul is empty
and the operating buttons light up red. As soon as a tube connector can be
rotated, its capsule tube can be replaced.
O P E R A T I O N
4.2.2 Obtaining capsules
Red lighted operating
buttons are blocked:
Either the capsule
tube is empty or the dis
penser module is jammed.
• Press a white lighted operating button: The dispenser modul releases a capsule in
the capsule tray.
4.2.3 Checking counter
The first display line
shows payment sys
tem related informa
tion only.
1. Turn key switch (1).
2. Read off number of total dispensed capsules from second line of display (2).
O P E R A T I O N
4.3 Automatic capsule dispenser or Tower with
payment system
4.3.1 Cash card or key ring with card reader
It is possible to use other cash cards or key rings than provided by Nespresso as long Ask Nespresso for
as their RFIDchips support the same protocol. To prevent this security threat, the card Tower security kit.
reader can be modified to accept Nespresso cash cards and key rings only.
Requirement for operation
• Capsule prices are set (refer to "Menu 3 price setting" on page 71).
To simplify matters,
only cash cards are
shown in the illustra
tions.
1. Press a white lighted operating button (1).
2. The price of the selected coffee capsule is displayed (2).
The actuated operating button and the display start blinking.
The automatic capsule dispenser resets, if no cash card resp. key ring is
placed near the RFID antenna within a certain time.
The sensitive area for
cash card or key ring
recognition is marked
on the right sidedoor
under the display.
O P E R A T I O N
3. Hold cash card resp. key ring near RFID antenna under display (3).
Do not fidget with cash card resp. key ring but hold it under display calmly
for at least 1 s.
4. The displays shows the stored value on the cash card.
5. After debitting the price of the coffee capsule, the current balance is displayed (5)
and the dispenser modul releases a capusle in the capsule tray (6).
4.3.2 Loading cash card or key ring with desktop card
loading station
only cash cards are
tions.
1. Power up desktop card loading station (1).
The total sum can be The display shows service settings (software version, safety settings, serial
resetted with an ini number) during start up and at last the total sum transferred to cash cards
tialisation key pro and key rings.
vided by Nespresso.
The sensitive area for 2. Place loading card (2) on top of desktop card loading station.

cash card or key ring The value of the loading card is displayed.
recognition is marked 3. Remove loading card after sound signal (3).
on the desktop card load
ing station.
O P E R A T I O N
4. Place an empty cash card or key ring on desktop card loading station (4).
The value of the loading card is added to the remainder on the cash card or key
ring (5).
5. Remove charged cash card or key ring (6).
The new total sum is displayed (7).
4.3.3 Coiner
Initial startup of coiner
1. Equip coiner with enough change.
See label with payout configuration and location of the coin tubes close by
the coiner.
Procedure for first filling:
• Switch on automatic capsule dispenser.
• Open right side door.
• Insert small coins in coin slot till all coin tubes are halffull at least.
Do not fill coins in coin tubes directly. Most coiners cannot detect coins filled
in such way.
• Close and lock sidedoor.
• Switch off and on automatic capsule dispenser to reset display.
2. Set capsule prices and program coiner (refer to "Programming" on page 55).
3. Test coiner functionality (refer to user manual of coiner).
Obtaining capsules
1. Press a white lighted operating button (1).
2. The price of the selected coffee capsule is displayed (2).
The actuated operating button and the display start blinking.
O P E R A T I O N
The automatic capsule dispenser resets, if no coins are inserted in the coiner
within a certain time.
3. Insert coin(s) in coin slot (3).
The equivalent is displayed under the capsule price (4).
4. As soon as enough money is inserted, the dispenser modul releases a capusle in
the capsule tray (5).
The change is displayed (6).
Depending on the 5. Press refund button (7) and take payout out of change tray (8).
coiner setting (single
sale), the change is
payed out automatically. 4.3.4 Card reader and coiner
Requirements for operation
• Capsule prices are set for card reader and coiner (refer to "Menu 3 price setting"
on page 71).
• Coiner is
programmed (refer to "Menu 2 coiner / service management" on page 63),
equipped with small coins (change).
Obtaining capsules
For payment with
cash card or key ring refer to page 49,
cash refer to page 51.
O P E R A T I O N
Loading cash card or key ring with coiner
Use this possibility if
the desktop card
loading station is not
available.
only a cash card is
tions.
1. Hold cash card (resp. key ring) near RFID antenna under display (1) till the stored
value on the cash card is displayed (2). Then remove cash card.
2. Insert coin(s) in coin slot (3). A maximum amount
The equivalent is displayed (4). of 256. can be dis
played. The cash
card or key ring itself has
no upload limit.
3. Hold cash card (resp. key ring) near RFID antenna under display again (5):
The cash card is loaded and its new value displayed (6).
O P E R A T I O N
4.3.5 Checking counters of automatic capsule dispenser
2. Read off display (2)
total turnover from first line,
number of total dispensed capsules from second line.
To display special counters (e.g. for each capsule tube), refer to " Menu 1
bookkeeping" on page 59.
P R O G R A M M I N G
5 P R O G R A M M I N G
5.1 Activate service/program mode
As soon as the front door is opened with the key switch:
• the dispenser switches from operating to service/program mode
• the display lights up and shows
the total turnover on the first line (if a payment system exists),
the number of dispensed capsules on the second line.
Features of service/program mode
• Access to 4 passwordprotected software menues
• Override of blocked capsule units (red operating buttons are functional)
• Purchase of capsules without payment for test purposes (payment system inhibited)
In service/program mode, the operating buttons have special programming functions.
• The first 3 buttons at the lefthand side are assigned with numeric values (1, 2, 3) for
password entry and program settings.
• The 3 buttons at the righthand side enable the password entry and correspond to
the UP / DOWN ARROW and ENTER keys on a keyboard. They can be used to
select menu points, edit and confirm menu settings and execute commands like
"Exit".
5.2 Enter password
Prerequisite
Key switch (1) is turned: The front door is open and the service/program mode is active.
To prevent a coffee
capsule release by
mistake: Press two
buttons simultaneously
with one hand at first and
then the third button with
the other hand.
1. Press 3 operating buttons at the righthand side (2) for at least 3 seconds till the
display (3) shows "password" .
2. Press ENTER button at righthand side (3).
3. Enter password with buttons at the lefthand side (4). The password has to
For example password 3 for price setting menu: 1122 (factory setting) be a fourdigit
4. Confirm password by pressing ENTER button (5). number.
The display shows the first menu screen.
Refer to " Menu overview" on page 58 for passwords (factory setting).
5.3 Menu navigation
Example: Menu 3 price setting
Use the 3 operating buttons at the righthand side to navigate in menu after password
entry.
Turn key switch to leave menu and service/program mode instantly.
58
Enter: Password 2 >3321<
E nter: Password 1 >1331< E nter: Password 3 >1122<
5.4
Display Display Description Factory setting Display
Factory F actory
D isplay D isplay D escription Display Display D escription
setting SETTING Configuration type 0 0-n (TBD) setting
PAYMENT
PR_COIN Set coiner pricing
COUNTER
YES/NO Payment system on/off 0 = without RFID 0 = off 1 = on PRCO_ALL Set price for all tubes 1.00
CAPSULES Total capsules dispensed XXXXX 1 = with RFID
VENDTYPE Vendor type 011 1XX = Forced purchase
X1X = Multiple sales Cash PRCO_TU1 Set price for tube 1 1.00
TURNOVER Total turnover XXXXX XX1 = Multiple sales Cashless
COINSET PRCO_TU2 Set price for tube 2 1.00
TURNOV_R Total turnover since last XXXXX
COIN_A1 Coin acceptance 11111111 Channel 1-8
reset 1= Acceptance
COIN_A2 Coin acceptance 11111111 Channel 9-16 PRCO_TU3 Set price for tube 3 1.00
1= Acceptance
CASH_R Cash turnover since last XXXXX COIN_B1 Coin acceptance 11111111 Channel 1-8
reset Tube empty 1= Acceptance PRCO_TU4 Set price for tube 4 1.00
CARD_R Card turnover since last XXXXX COIN_B2 Coin acceptance 11111111 Channel 9-16
Tube empty 1= Acceptance
PRCO_TU5 Set price for tube 5 1.00
Menu overview
reset COIN_C1 Coin acceptance 11111111 Channel 1-8

PREPAY_R C ard pre-payment XXXXX Upload cashless 1= Acceptance
COIN_C2 Coin acceptance 11111111 Channel 9-16 PRCO_TU6 Set price for tube 6 1.00
turnover since last rest Upload cashless 1= Acceptance
TRAY_R Cash in tray since last XXXXX COIN_D1 Tube empty condition 11110000 1 = OR operation
2 = A ND operation EXIT
reset
EXIT
CASH_IN Cash in coiner tubes XXXXX PR_CARD S et card pricing
Print out menu overview for reference.
Tower service manual

PRE_TIME P reselect time 20 In seconds
PROGRAMMING
COUNTtu1 Number of dispensed MAX_CASH Max. cash accept ance max Max. cash acceptance for cash PRCA_ALL Set price for all tubes 1.00
capsule tube 1 payment
DECIMAL 0= XXXXXXX. 2
COUNTtu2 Number of dispensed PRCA_TU1 Set price for tube 1 1.00
2= XXXXX.XX
capsule tube 2 EXIT
COUNTtu3 Number of dispensed MOTOR_C PRCA_TU2 Set price for tube 2 1.00
MOTOR_1 Lifecycle counter of the XXXXX
capsule tube 3 dispenser unit 1
COUNTtu4 Number of dispensed BLOCKED1 Number of blockages PRCA_TU3 Set price for tube 3 1.00
capsule tube 4 unit1
RESET_1 RESET PRCA_TU4 Set price for tube 4 1.00
COUNTtu5 Number of dispensed MOTOR_2 Lifecycle counter of the XXXXX
capsule tube 5 dispenser unit 2
BLOCKED2 Number of blockages PRCA_TU5 Set price for tube 5 1.00
COUNTtu6 Number of dispensed unit 2
capsule tube 6 RESET_2 RESET PRCA_TU6 Set price for tube 6 1.00
COUNTtes Dispensed capsules when XXXXX MOTOR_3 Lifecycle counter of the XXXXX
dispenser unit 3 EXIT
door open BLOCKED3 Number of blockages NEW_PW Change password
RES_CASH RESET_CASH unit 3
RESET RESET_3 RESET
CONF_PW Confirm new password
RES_COUN RESET_COUNT dispenser unit 4
BLOCKED4 Number of blockages EXIT
unit 4
RESET RESET_4 RESET
EXIT MOTOR_5 Lifecycle counter of the XXXXX
dispenser unit 5 E nter: Password 4 >3132<
DATETIME BLOCKED5 Number of blockages
unit 5 F actory
RESET_5 RESET Display Display D escription setting
DATE Set date XX.XX.XX
dispenser unit 6
RES_TCOU RESET Reset all counters to 0
TIME Set time XX:XX BLOCKED6 Number of blockages
unit 6
EXIT RESET_6 RESET RES_PARA RESET Reset all parameters to factory setting
NEW_PW Change password XXXX COUNT_ON N umber of on/off XXXXX
EMPTY_TU NEW_PW Change password XXXX
EXIT
CONF_PW Confirm new password XXXX NEW_PW Change password XXXX CONF_PW Confirm new password XXXX
EXIT CONF_PW C onfirm new password XXXX
EXIT EXIT
5.5 Menu 1 bookkeeping
General
The submenues and This menu gives all the necessary information for sales account and inventory control of
menu points are coffee capsules.
listed in the same
sequence as in the menu
overview. 5.5.1 Submenu COUNTER
The counters of this submenu monitor turnover, cash balance and dispensed coffee
capsules.
Advise customer
to establish an accounting and procurement system for the Tower
to read off counters periodically.
CAPSULES and • CAPSULES
TURNOVER are Absolute counter, showing the total number of dispensed coffee capsules since
absolute counters initial operation.
that are also displayed in
service/program mode
(see page 54). • TURNOVER
Absolute counter, showing the total turnover since initial operation.
• TURNOV_R
Relative counter, showing the total turnover since last reset.
• CASH_R
Relative counter, showing the turnover of the coiner since last reset.
• CARD_R
Relative counter, showing the turnover of the card reader since last reset.
This counter registers • PREPAY_R
prepayment with a Relative counter, showing the turnover by prepayment with cash cards or key rings
card reader and since last reset.
coiner only. The desktop
card loading station has its
own counter. • TRAY_R
Relative counter, showing the amount of money in the cashbox of the coiner since
last reset.
• CASH_IN
Relative counter, showing the amount of money in the coin tubes of the coiner since
last reset.
• COUNTtu1 – COUNTtu6
These six relative counters, show the number of dispensed coffee capsules per
capsule tube since last reset.
• COUNTtes (test counter)
Relative counter, showing the number of dispensed coffee capsules in service/
program mode since last reset.
• RES_CASH This command does
This command resets all cash related relative counters. not reset the absolute
(TURNOV_R, CASH_R, CARD_R, PREPAY_R, TRAY_R, CASH_IN) TURNOVER counter.
• RESET
Press ENTER button to confirm or leave menu point with UP or DOWN button.
Use this command after putting down the related counter readings
dependent on the accountancy period.
• RES_COUN This command does
This command resets all capsule related relative counters (COUNTtu16, not reset the absolute
COUNTtes). CAPSULES counter.
• RESET
Use this command after replenishing the automatic capsule dispenser and
putting down the capsule related counter readings.
• EXIT
This command terminates the submenu COUNTER.
5.5.2 Submenu DATETIME
This submenu sets the internal clock of the automatic capsule dispenser. The setting of date
and time is optional.
The internal clock is protected against power failure and can run up to 10
days without mains supply.
• DATE
The character format is dd:mm:yy (day, month, year)
• TIME
The character format is hh:mm (hour, minute), 24hours
Setting the clock
1. Press UP or DOWN button to choose between date or time setting.
2. Press ENTER button to select a digit.
3. Then press UP or DOWN button to increase resp. decrease its numerical value. Press and hold UP or
4. Press ENTER to proceed with next digit. DOWN button to
5. To leave the setting, press ENTER button till DATE resp. TIME appears on the change a value con
tinually.
display again.
6. Then use UP or DOWN button to navigate in submenu.
The clock does not switch between standard and summer time automatically.
• EXIT
This command terminates the submenu DATETIME.
5.5.3 Submenu NEW_PW
The password for menu 1
is factoryset to "1331",
can be changed with this submenu.
1. Press ENTER button (1).
The first digit flashes.
2. Enter new password by pressing the three operating buttons at the lefthand side (2).
Prerequisites for a password
• The password consists of the numbers 1, 2 and 3 only.
• The password must have 4 digits.
• The new password must not be identical with the password of another menu (a total
of 4 different passwords are existing).
The display shows a request to confirm the new password. The first digit flashes.
4. Enter new password again (4).
The display changes to startup screen of submenu.
6. Leave submenu with UP or DOWN button (6).
Write down new password and store it in a safe place.
5.5.4 EXIT
This command terminates the menu.
5.6 Menu 2 coiner / service management
General
The submenues and This menu has two main parts:
menu points are • Submenues SETTING and PAYMENT deal with coiner settings.
listed in the same
sequence as in the menu • Submenu MOTOR_C contains counters with service related information about the
overview. dispenser modules mainly.
5.6.1 Submenu SETTING
Ask Nespresso for As a future feature, a configuration card similar to a cash card can be used to load
date of implementa countryspecific coiner settings via the card reader of the automatic capsule dispenser.
tion.
Setting range ...................................................................................................... 0 to 255

Factory setting ............................................................................................................... 0
1. Select submenu and press ENTER button (1).
2. Use UP or DOWN button to enter number of configuration type (2).
Strike button repeatedly for single step modifications (increment or decre
ment last digit by one).
Press and hold button to increase modification speed (increment or decre
ment by ten).
3. Press Enter button to confirm setting (3).
4. Leave submenu with UP or DOWN button.
5.6.2 Submenu PAYMENT
The following settings and parameters for a payment system are crucial for a troublefree
operation.
Study parameter descriptions carefully.
• YES/NO
This menu point determines if a payment system is installed (either card reader or
coiner or both).
Parameter types ....................................................0 = NO, without payment system
1 = YES, with payment system
• EXIT
Press ENTER button to leave menu point.
The parameter setting is software controlled: As soon as a payment system Disconnect payment
is connected to the main board, the parameter is set to 1. Manual entry will system from main
be overwritten. board at first, to set
YES/NO to zero. The cap
sules will then be dis
pensed gratis, regardless
• VENDTYPE
to price settings in menu 3.
The 3 parameters of this menu point determine the conditions of sale:
forced sale, multiple/single sales with coiner and cash card
• EXIT
Press ENTER button to leave menu point.
Parameter types............................................................................. 0 = NO, 1 = YES
Factory setting .................................................................................................... 011
Setting for forced sale ........................................................................................ 1XX All digits not related

Setting for unforced sale .................................................................................... 0XX to the described set
ting are marked with
a "X".
Forced sale means that a coffee capsule has to be purchased after money has been
inserted in the coiner.
This setting prevents the misuse of the coiner by changing money only and depleting
the available change.
The possibility to load a cash card with the help of the coiner is not affected
by this setting.
Setting for multiple sales with coiner................................................................. X1X
Setting for multiple sales with card reader ........................................................ XX1
Multiple sales mean that more than one coffee capsule can be obtained at once.
Do not move cash card away from card reader till purchase of coffee
capsules is finished.
For cash payment, the remaining change has to be requested manually by
pressing the refund button next to the coin slot in the base cabinet.
Setting for single sale with coiner ..................................................................... X0X
Setting for single sale with card reader............................................................. XX0
With this parameter set to "0" (single sale only), the change is handed out automat
ically after a coffee capsule has been distributed.
A cash card has to be removed from the automatic capsule dispenser and
placed towards the card reader again for the next single sale.
• COINSET
This menu point determines the coiner functioning in several subitems.
Background information on coin management
See label with payout The PAYMENT submenu provides 16 parametrisable channels for the coiner. The
configuration on or coiner, preprogrammed for the local currency, assigns the available coins to its coin
near coiner. tubes and at the same time to certain channels (payout configuration).
Coiners can be programmed to accept tokens or two different currencies
also refer to supplier’s documentation.
The main purpose of The coiner can process more different coins than its existing coin tubes. Normally, small
coin tubes is to store coins are stored in coin tubes, whereas big coins fall in the cash box directly. Depending
change. on the payout configuration coin tube 1 contains for example the smallest coin size and
is assigned to channel 1 and so forth. Big coins do not fit in coin tubes and are assigned
to channels only.
Parameter sequence
The following subitems contain up to 8 parameters assigned to channels or coin tubes.
Examples:
Subitems
A rejected coin falls • COIN_A1
into the change tray This subitem
directly. is valid for channels 1 to 8,
determines if a coin is accepted when its assigned coin tube is full.
Parameter types .............................................................. 0 = rejected, 1 = accepted

Factory setting........................................................................................... 11111111
• COIN_A2
This subitem
is valid for channels 9 to 16,
determines if a coin is accepted when its assigned coin tube is full.
Parameter types .............................................................. 0 = rejected, 1 = accepted

Factory setting........................................................................................... 11111111
Intended use of COIN_A1/A2
To use these settings in case of a full coin tube is a special case: On the one hand the
coiner delivers a coin in the cash box if the assigned coin tube is full, on the other hand
all 16 channels can be parametrised even though a coiner has much less coin tubes.
Instead of this the main purpose is to reject one ore more certain coins permanently.
To accomplish a permanent coin rejection, the same channel has to be set to zero Danger of operating
in menu points COIN_A1, COIN_B1 and COIN_C1, troubles!
Never reject a coin per
resp. in COIN_A2, COIN_B2 and COIN_C2. manently that is
assigned to a coin tube.
• COIN_B1 Menu point COIN_D1
This subitem determines the empty
is valid for channels 1 to 8, coin tube(s).
determines which coins are accepted or rejected if one ore more coin tubes are
empty.
Parameter types...............................................................0 = rejected, 1 = accepted
Factory setting .......................................................................................... 11111111
• COIN_B2
This subitem
determines which coins are accepted or rejected if one ore more coin tubes are
empty.
Factory setting .......................................................................................... 11111111
Recommended settings for COIN_B1/B2
The factory settings accept all coins regardless of empty coin tubes and even if it is not In combination with
possible to pay out the change. Therefore it is advisable to change the factory setting so COIN_A1/A2 and
that big coins are rejected if no change can be refunded. COIN_C1/C2 it is
possible to reject coins per
manently.
• COIN_C1
This menu point
determines which coins are accepted or rejected to load a cash card if one
ore more coin tubes are empty.
Factory setting .......................................................................................... 11111111
• COIN_C2
This menu point
determines which coins are accepted or rejected to load a cash card if one
ore more coin tubes are empty.
Factory setting .......................................................................................... 11111111
Intended use of COIN_C1/C2
The factory settings accept all coins regardless of empty coin tubes. This setting over In combination with
rides the rejections of menu points COIN_B1/B2 which is meaningful, as no change COIN_A1/A2 and
refund is necessary after loading a cash card. COIN_B1/B2 it is
possible to reject coins per
For loading a cash card with the coiner correctly, refer to page 53. manently.
• COIN_D1
This subitem
is valid for max. 5 coin tubes,
determines the coin management, if one ore more coin tubes are empty.
Parameter types ..............................................................................................0, 1, 2
(0 = function off, 1 = ORoperation, 2 = ANDoperation)
Factory setting.................................................................................................11111
Danger of operating The parameter types (0, 1, 2)
troubles! define the interrelationship between the coiner tubes with logic operations,
Do not tamper with
COIN_D1 parameters. are used to determine an empty coin tube condition that activates the menu points
COIN_B1/B2 and COIN_C1/C2 (and the coin rejection(s)).
Example 1 (factory setting): 11111
If coin tube 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 is empty, the menu points COIN_B1/B2 and COIN_C1/C2 are
active.
Example 2: 11100
If coin tube 1, 2 or 3 is empty, the menu points COIN_B1/B2 and COIN_C1/C2 are
active. Empty coin tubes 4 and 5 are not considered.
Set all digits for non existing coin tubes to zero.
Example 3: 20200
Only if coin tubes 1 and 3 are empty together, the menu points COIN_B1/B2 and
COIN_C1/C2 are active. Empty coin tubes 2, 4 and 5 are not considered.
• EXIT
Press ENTER button to leave menu point COINSET.
• PRE_TIME
During this time the This parameter defines the maximal time between pressing an operating button and
display is blinking. starting with payment by presenting a cash card or inserting a coin.
If the customer does not proceed with payment, the capsule request is cancelled
and the display resetted.
Setting range in seconds................................................................................ 0 to 60
Factory setting....................................................................................................... 20
Strike UP or DOWN button repeatedly for single step modifications (incre
ment or decrement by one).
ment by ten).
• MAX_CASH
This menu point defines how much cash the coiner accepts for a coffee capsule If this limit is
sale. exceeded, additional
coins are rejected
and fall right into the
Setting range for currency.................................................................. 0.00 to 600.00 change tray.
Factory setting ............................................................................................... 600.00
Reduce factory setting to a sensible sum of the local currency. Consider
multiple sales and necessary change delivery by coiner.
Strike UP or DOWN button repeatedly for single step modifications (incre
ment or decrement by one). Press and hold button to increase modification
speed.
• DECIMAL The setting depends
This menu point determines if cash related display indications have two decimals or on the used local cur
not. rency.
Parameter types (number of decimals) ............................................................... 0, 2

Factory setting ........................................................................................................ 2
• EXIT
This command terminates the submenu PAYMENT.
5.6.3 Submenu MOTOR_C
This submenu contains only counters with service related information, mainly about the
dispensing modules.
The dispensing modules in the automatic capsule dispencer are numbered
consecutively 1 6 from left to right.
• MOTOR_1 ... 6
Every complete rotation of each dispensing module motor is detected and counted One complete turn of
in these menu points. a motor corresponds
to one dispensed cof
The counter reading informs about frequency of use and estimated service fee capsule.
life of the dispensing module.
Typical service life of a dispensing module........................................ 15’000 revolutions
• BLOCKED_1 ... 6
Every blocking of a dispensing module is counted in these menu points. In most cases a
clamped coffee cap
Verify customer complaints about defective dispensing modules with these sule is the reason for
menu points. a blocked motor.
• RESET_1 ... 6
Use this command to reset the "MOTOR" and "BLOCKED" counters of a certain
dispensing module (e.g.after replacement).
• RESET
• COUNT_ON
This counter monitors the mains switch of the automatic capsule dispenser (opera
tion cycles).
• EMPTY_TU
This counter shows the occurrence of empty capsule tubes. All capsule tubes are
monitored with this counter.
The counter reading gives a clue if the automatic capsule dispenser is
refilled and looked after regularly.
• EXIT
This command terminates the submenu PAYMENT.
Refer to " Submenu NEW_PW" on page 62 for detailed explanation.
5.6.5 EXIT
5.7 Menu 3 price setting
General
The submenues and In this menu the prices of coffee capsules can be set
menu points are for each capsule tube,
listed in the same
sequence as in the menu dependent on purchase by card reader or coiner.
overview.
The capsule tubes in the automatic capsule dispencer are numbered consec
utively 1 6 from left to right.
Setting the capsule price (example)
Use UP or DOWN button to to increase resp. decrease numerical value.
Strike button repeatedly for single step modifications (increment or decre
ment last digit by one).
ment by tenths and higher).
Set price to 0.00 for Price setting range ................................................................................... 0.00 to 600.00

free samples. Factory setting (all prices) ........................................................................................1.00
5.7.1 Submenu PR_COIN
This submenu appoints the capsule prices paid with the coiner (cash payment).
• PRCO_ALL
Set the same price for all 6 capsule tubes at once.
• PRCO_TU1 ... TU6
Set the price for each capsule tube individually.
• EXIT
This command terminates the submenu PR_COIN.
5.7.2 Submenu PR_CARD
Example for applica This submenu appoints the capsule prices paid with a cash card or key ring.
tion: Reduced prices
for owners of a cash
card or key ring. • PRCA_ALL
Set the same price for all 6 capsule tubes at once.
• PRCA_TU1 ... TU6
Set the price for each capsule tube individually.
• EXIT
This command terminates the submenu PR_CARD.
5.7.4 EXIT
5.8 Menu 4 counter / parameter reset
General
The automatic capsule dispenser can be reset to factory settings with this menu. See also reset func
tions in menu 1
Do not reset counters and parameters thoughtlessly. ("Submenu COUN
Take notes of important settings (coiner parameters, price settings etc.) TER" on page 60).
previously.
5.8.1 Submenu RES_TCOU
With this submenu all counters (relative and absolute) can be reset to zero.
• RESET
Press ENTER button to confirm or leave submenu with UP or DOWN button.
5.8.2 Submenu RES_PARA
With this submenu all parameters can be reset to factory settings.
• RESET
Press ENTER button to confirm or leave submenu with UP or DOWN button.
5.8.4 EXIT
T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G
6 T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G
6.1 Automatic capsule dispenser This chapter gives
useful hints and infor
mation for fault find
ing. It is not intended as a
Problem Checks / cause of trouble / repair works complete list of possible
errors and malfunctions.
• Check mains voltage.
• Check power cord and especially its connection to the appliance inlet.
Replace defective power cord.
1 Automatic capsule dispenser
• Check mains switch.
does not work.
• Check ground fault circuit interrupter.
• Check output voltage (24 VDC) of power supply.
• Check internal wiring and plugin connections.
• Coffee capsule stucked in dispenser module.
Release stucked coffee capsule (refer to page 76).
• Dispenser module defective.
2 No coffee capsule dispensed
Check solder joints of cable connections to DC motor and light barrier
after purchase.
board.
Replace dispenser module.
• Operating button defective. Replace button board.
• Pendulum of dispenser module is stucked in rear position.
3 Operating button does not light
Release pendulum and check pendulum motion.
up red when capsule tube is
• Cable connection to light barrier of dispenser module interrupted.
empty.
Check solder joints.
4 After front door is opened with
key switch, no switch over to • Door micro switch defective.
service/program mode hap Replace micro switch.
pens.
• DC motor of dispenser module turns continuously.
5 Dispenser modul eject coffee • Micro switch in dispenser module defective.
capsules continuously. Replace dispenser module.
• Main board defective. Replace main board.
• Automatic capsule dispenser is in service/program mode, although
6 Coffee capsules are dispensed front door is closed.
without payment. Display • Door micro switch not connected to main board.
shows total turnover and total Plug in micro switch cable connector to main board.
number of dispensed capsules. • Door micro switch defective.
Replace micro switch.
• Potentiometer on main board misadjusted (refer to "Replacing main
7 Display too dim and difficult to
board, power supply, display and card reader" on page 88).
read off.
Readjust background lighting of display with potentiometer.
8 Password(s) for menu access • Ask Nespresso for instructions to set back all passwords to factory
changed and forgotten. settings.
6.1.1 Deblocking a jammed coffee capsule
If a coffee capsule gets stuck in the dispenser module, the associated operating button
lights up red.
2. Open front door (2).
3. Rotate tube connector of jammed dispenser module down fully and remove
capsule tube (3).
Pull out capsule tube with a rotating movement.
4. Lift cover glass (4).
5. Carefully squeeze cover glass till all four locking hooks (5) are released.
6. Remove cover glass (6).
7. Remove remaining coffee capsules and put them back in capsule tube (7).
Do not deform capsule borders. Deformed coffee capsules can fall through
the coffee machine immediately.
8. Extract jammed coffee capsule or press with finger gently on top of capsule while By turning the key
pressing operating button (8). switch and opening
9. Check if dispenser modul works troublefree. the front door, the
automatic capsule dis
For replacing a defect dispenser module, refer to page 86. penser switches to service/
program mode. In this
mode the red operating
buttons can be actuated.
6.2 Coffee machine
For troubleshooting, refer to service manual of coffee machine.
Make sure that a replacement coffee machine for base cabinet or Tower is
adapted correctly (refer to " Coffee machine" on page 42).
6.3 Base cabinet
Problem Checks / repair works
• Check if optional direct water connection is leaking.
Check fittings.
1 Water puddle around base
Tighten connections.
cabinet (water is clear).
Replace defect hoses.
• Check and tighten connections for optional water filter.
• Garbage can for waste water spills over.
Empty garbage can immediately.
2 Waste water trickles out of base • Waste water hose not connected to supporting plate.
cabinet. Connect hose to supporting plate properly.
• Waste water hose misplaced.
Insert end of hose in hole above garbage can.
3 Disposable Nespresso cups • Retaining spring of dispenser tube lost.
are not retained in cup dis Replace retaining spring.
penser tube or cannot be • Adjust retaining spring of dispenser tube to cup size (refer to "Base
inserted. cabinet" on page 31).
• Check power cord and especially its connection to the power supply.
Replace defective power cord.
• Check plug connection between cup heater and power supply.
4 Optional cup heater stays cold.
• Check output voltage (12 VDC) of power supply.
Replace defective power supply.
• Replace defective cup heater.
6.4 Payment system card reader
• Non Nespresso cash card or key ring used.
• Cash card or key ring empty.
1 A specific cash card or key ring
Load cash card or key ring with coiner or desktop card loading station.
is not recognized by card
• Cash card or key ring defective (bent or broken chip).
reader.
Check cash card or key ring with desktop card loading station.
Discard a defective cash card or key ring.
• Check cable connections between antenna, RFID box and main board.
2 Card reader does not recognize
• Replace defective RFID box.
any cash card or key ring.
• Replace defective antenna board.
3 Purchase procedure inter • Hold cash card resp. key ring under display calmly for at least 1 s.
rupted no coffee capsule dis • Press operating button first to select a coffee capsule, then use cash
pensed. card or key ring.
4 Value on cash card or key ring • Only a maximum amount of 256. can be displayed on the automatic
is displayed incorrectly. capsule dispenser. The cash card or key ring itself has no upload limit.
6.5 Payment system coiner
• Refund payout not possible due to empty coin tubes.
Refill coin tubes.
1 Big coin(s) not accepted.
• Coin(s) blocked by software settings (refer to "Submenu PAYMENT" on
page 64).
• Coin(s) blocked by software settings (refer to "Submenu PAYMENT" on
2 Certain coin(s) not accepted.
page 64).
• Dirt has built up in coiner.
Clean coiner according to supplier’s documentation.
3 Some good coins rejected at • Coin return lever partly actuated.
first but accepted after second Check if coiner is mounted correctly.
try. Check if coin return lever is in correct position.
• Coiner dirty or foreign object in coiner.
Clean coiner according to supplier’s documentation.
• Check wiring between coiner and main board (no supply voltage).
• Coin return lever actuated continuously by eccentric plate.
Check wiring and function of payout motor and cam switch.
4 No coins accepted at all. Replace defective parts.
• Payout motor turns continuously.
Cam switch lever deformed or cam switch defective.
Align cam switch lever or replace defective cam switch.
5 Although coin tubes are filled, • Possible maintenance error: Do not remove coin tubes from coiner for
no change is refunded. refill. Most coiners cannot detect coins filled in such way.
• Coin tubes empty.
Refill coin tubes.
• Press refund button (automatic payout only for menu setting
"VENDTYPE: single sale").
• Duct to change tray is blocked (attempted fraud).
6 No change refunded at all. Remove foreign body out of duct.
• Check wiring of refund button.
Replace defective refund button.
• Payout motor does not turn.
Check wiring and function of payout motor and cam switch.
Replace defective parts.
• Always lock right door latch with padlock.
7 Money missing in cash box.
• Check casing of base cabinet for damages (attempted fraud).
Check supplier’s documentation for additional troubleshooting tips (clearing
a coin jam etc.).
M A I N T E N A N C E
7 M A I N T E N A N C E
7.1 Cleaning
7.1.1 General
Danger of electrocution!
The Tower System contains parts that carry mains voltage and have
electronics that are sensitive to humidity. Therefore never clean it with
spray water or a dripping wet cleaning cloth!
Risk of damage!
Never use abrasive cleaners (e.g. steel wool, scouring pads, metal
brushes) or cleaning agents that contain aggressive or chemical
components or solvents (e.g. petroleum solvents).
7.1.2 Automatic capsule dispenser
• Wipe off the automatic capsule dispenser with a damp cloth once a month.
Clean inside of front • The front door is made of tempered safety glass and can be cleaned with a mild,
door only with a dry nonabrasive commercial window cleaning solution.
duster. Do not touch
printed circuit boards!
7.1.3 Coffee machine
The coffee machine is the part of the Tower System that demands periodic and careful
cleaning in the first place.
Inform customer that daily cleaning and maintenance of the coffee machine
is of utter importance, especially for the CS 220 cappuccinatore unit.
Refer to user and service manual of coffee machine for detailed cleaning
instructions.
7.1.4 Base cabinet
1. Empty periodically
drain water container (1),
waste capsule container (2),
dust bin (3).
Seek assistance of 2. Carry out the following tasks once a month:

another person to wipe off housing with a damp cloth
remove coffee
wash out drawers and inserts with a damp cloth (4)
machine.
thoroughly clean drain water and waste capsule containers (5)
remove coffee machine (6) and clean the support (7)
Coiner
Problems with coin Dirt can build up in the coiner due to frequent usage or a dusty and dirty environment.
acceptance are typi
cal. Refer to supplier’s documentation for cleaning instructions.
7.2 Routine maintenance
7.2.1 Automatic capsule dispenser
• Replace empty capsule tubes regularly (refer to "Equipping and replacing capsule It is not necessary to
tubes" on page 46). wait with replacement
till the operating but
Keep in stock enough reserve capsule tubes. Use storage area in automatic ton lights up red. As soon
capsule dispenser. as a tube connector can be
rotated, its capsule tube
• Read off displayed counters (total turnover, total number of used capsules) for sales can be replaced.
account and inventory (refer to page 48).
7.2.2 Coffee machine
• Only for CS 220 coffee machine (with cappuccinatore unit):
Replace disposable foam device with straw daily.
7.2.3 Base cabinet
• Check the fill level of the drain water and waste capsule containers at least once Empty these con
daily. tainers timely!
• Check contents of upper and middle drawer. Replace used accessory.
7.2.4 Coiner
• Empty cash box regularly. Never spray any
• Check coiner if all coin tubes are filled. part of the coiner
with a lubricant unless
Refill empty coin tubes through coin slot (approx. 50 coins per tube). specified in the sup
plier’s documentation.
R E P A I R I N G
8 R E P A I R I N G
This chapter con These repair instructions
tains special safety help to localize components with general drawings,
and assembly notices.
Disregarding them may are based on exploded drawings combined with repair and mounting tips,
lead to injuries and dam
The coffee machine is not covered in this chapter. Refer to separate service
ages.
manual.
8.1 Safety instructions
Danger of electrocution!
Mains voltage inside automatic capsule dispenser.
Disconnect mains plug before disassembly.
Danger of flooding in regard to the direct water connection!
During repair of the coffee machine onsite, turn off and lock stop valve
of direct water connection. Attach a danger sign to prevent unauthor
ized operation.
8.2 Repair and mounting tips
These general advices are completed with specific repair tips in this chapter.
Additional information
For components not mentioned in this repair chapter, refer to the exploded drawings in
chapter "Exploded drawings base cabinet" on page 97.
Designation of spare parts
The components in the following illustrations are indexed with position numbers.
See separate spare parts list for corresponding spare part numbers.
Screw connections
Do not overtighten screws. Plastic threads and inserts are delicate.
Wiring arrangement
Random changes in the wiring arrangement during a repair can cause
electromagnetic interferences that interfere with the card reader,
squeezed wires and insulation defects.
Protective measures
• Do not change the course of internal wiring during repair.
R E P A I R I N G
• Make sure that flat cables are distant from RFID antenna board use existing cable
clips behind antenna support.
Electrostatic discharge protection
When installing a new printed circuit board, the service technician must be earthed with
a grounding band.
8.3 Repair tools
With the following tools, most of the described repairs can be performed:
• Phillips (cross tip) screwdriver no. 0, 1, 2
• Flat wrench, span 13 mm (for levelling feet)
• Small flat screwdriver or a small pair of flat pliers (to remove PCBholders)
R E P A I R I N G
8.4.1 Repairing / replacing a dispenser modul
Steps 1 4 are 1. Turn key switch and open front door.

described in detail in 2. Rotate tube connector (1) down fully and remove capsule tube.
"Deblocking a 3. Remove cover glass (2):
jammed coffee capsule" on
Lift cover glass and squeeze it together carefully till all locking hooks are released.
page 76.
4. Remove all coffee capsules from defect dispenser module.
5. Loosen screw (3).
6. Pull out dispenser module upwards (4).
R E P A I R I N G
Repair tips
• Check if pedulum (4) swivels freely.
• Check solder joints on
DC motor (5),
light barrier board (6),
micro switch (7).
• Resolder broken wire(s).
R E P A I R I N G
8.4.2 Replacing main board, power supply, display and
card reader
1. Turn key switch (1) and open front door (2).
2. Rotate tube connectors (3) down to get access to screws.
4. Open right sidedoor (5).
Display repair tip
• The brightness of the display characters can be adjusted on the main board (6) with
a potentiometer (R97 above Dsub connector).
Assembly tips
• To remove the main board (6) use a small flat srewdriver or a pair of flat pliers to
push in the hook of each PCBholder snap lock (7).
• After replacing the power board (8) make sure to mount earth connection with
serrated lock washer again.
• To remove display (9) use a small flat screwdriver to lever up PCBholders from
support.
• The RFIDbox (10) is attached with a velcro strip.
R E P A I R I N G
8.4.3 Replacing operating button PCB
The detail is shown
sideinverted to sim
plify matters.
1. Remove all dispenser modules (1, refer to page 86).
3. Remove cover (3).
The cover is glued to the support additionally. Use moderate force to loosen
adhesive bond (4).
4. Loosen 2 screws (5) and remove defective operating button PCB (6), (example).
Peripheral PCBs are mounted with special connecting washers because of Do not lose con
inclined screw positions. necting washers.
5. Unplug flat cable connector.
R E P A I R I N G
Assembly tip
• To attach cover (3) on support again, apply some dots of superglue.
8.4.4 Replacing front door micro switch
1. Turn key switch (1) and open front door (2).
2. Rotate tube connectors (3) down to get access to screws.
4. Open right sidedoor (5).
5. Unplug micro switch connector from main board (6).
6. Loosen 2 screws (7) and remove micro switch (8).
R E P A I R I N G
8.5 Payment system
8.5.1 Replacing coiner
The illustrated coiner
is an Exactor model
by Azkoyen.
1. Lift right door latch (1) and open sidedoor.
2. Disconnect coiner cable (2).
3. Turn eccentric plate (3) upside.
4. Release locking lever and swing out upper part of coiner (4).
Other coiner models have different locking levers.
6. Lift and detach coiner. The coiner has key
hole perforations (7).
R E P A I R I N G
8.6 Wiring diagrams
8.6.1 Automatic capsule dispenser part 1
R E P A I R I N G
8.6.2 Automatic capsule dispenser part 2
R E P A I R I N G
8.6.3 Dispenser module
R E P A I R I N G
8.6.4 Base cabinet coiner
R E P A I R I N G
8.6.5 Twopiece connection cable
S P A R E P A R T S
9 S P A R E P A R T S
9.1 Exploded drawings base cabinet
9.1.1 Sidedoors and drawers
S P A R E P A R T S
9.1.2 Sheet metal casing
* Coiner preequipment (payout motor and cash box)
The sheet metals are fastened with rivets
mainly.
S P A R E P A R T S
9.2 Spare part list base cabinet
Pos. AEQ no. Designation

1 VN 100 Left sidedoor, base cabinet (without cup tubes)
Right sidedoor, base cabinet, version 520
2 VN 101
(without coiner preequipement)
3 VN 1011 Right sidedoor, base cabinet, version 521 (with coiner preequipement)
4 VN 102 Drawer, small (upper drawer)
5 VN 103 Drawer, medium (middle drawer)
6 VN 104 Drawer, big (lower drawer, with flap, without metallic rails)
7 VN 105 Drawer rail, 250 mm, small (2 pcs. with rivets)
8 VN 106 Drawer rail, 300 mm, medium (2 pcs. with rivets)
9 VN 107 Drawer rail, 300 mm, big (2 pcs. with rivets)
10 VN 108 Dust bin complete
11 VN 118 Garbage can
12 VN 109 Backside cover, base
13 VN 110 Backside cover, Tower
14 VN 111 Support plate (screws included)
15 VN 112 Separators, small (3 pcs.)
16 VN 113 Separators, medium, (3 pcs.)
17 VN 114 Cup heater complete
18 VN 115 Tube cover (3 pcs.)
19 VN 116 Cup dispenser tube complete
20 VN 121 Counterweight, 20 kg, optional
21 VN 122 Spring for cup dispenser
22 — Coiner (delivered by Nespresso after sales center)
S P A R E P A R T S
9.3 Exploded drawings automatic capsule dispenser
S P A R E P A R T S
9.4 Spare part list automatic capsule dispenser
Pos. AEQ no. Designation

1 VN 001 Dispenser module complete
2 VN 002 Front window complete with lights and hinge
3 VN 119 Cover glas (6 pcs.)
4 VN 120 Tube connector (40 pcs.)
5 VN 123 Micro switch for front door
6 VN 124 Main board
7 VN 125 Power board
8 VN 126 Button print (6 pcs. inclusive flat cable)
9 VN 127 RFID antenna set
10 VN 128 Display set
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2 Technical Data .................................................................................................. 16

3 Installation ......................................................................................................... 20

5 Programming .................................................................................................... 55

6 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 75

8 Repairing ............................................................................................................ 84

9 Spare Parts ........................................................................................................ 97

10 Notes .................................................................................................................102

For fast access to information directly from the PC or MAC monitor, this service manual 2 PDF versions of this

For more information refer to " Installation" on page 20.

1) Automatic capsule dispenser 4) Coffee machine (CS 220 or CS 200)

1) Door latch 7) RFID unit (payment system)

1) Tower support (NNSA art. no. 30032) 3) Wall support (NNSA art. no. 30034)

1) Coiner (example illustration) 3) Refund button

1) Connector on control board 3) RFID antenna

1) Key ring (with integrated RFID chip) 3) Loading cards

1) Covering cups 9) Middle drawer

Position NNSA art. no. Designation Remark

Position Order specification Designation Remark

1) Brand name 6) Nespresso specific bar code

1) Brand name 6) Nespresso specific bar code

Manufacturer Designation Type Protocol This list is subject to

Position System components Mounting variants Reference

Level base cabinet at first (refer to " Base cabinet" on page 31).

7. Lead waste water hose (9) through opening in base cabinet. Danger of injury!

Check if delivered 17. Drill holes and insert anchors.

5. Close openings of cup dispenser with covers (7), if no disposable Nespresso cups

1. Drill holes (20 mm dia) in base of coffee machine according to illustration. Risk of damage!

1. Drill a hole (7 mm dia) in each drip tray of the CS 200 PRO coffee machine Risk of damage!

Risk of damage! 1. Drill a hole (7 mm dia) in the left and right drip tray of the CS 220 PRO coffee

Risk of damage! 1. Drill a hole (7 mm dia) in the left and right drip tray of the CS 220 PRO coffee

Store one of the two 1. Turn key switch (1).

The sensitive area for 2. Place loading card (2) on top of desktop card loading station.

reset COIN_C1 Coin acceptance 11111111 Channel 1-8

Tower service manual

Setting range ...................................................................................................... 0 to 255

Setting for forced sale ........................................................................................ 1XX All digits not related

Parameter types .............................................................. 0 = rejected, 1 = accepted

Parameter types .............................................................. 0 = rejected, 1 = accepted

Parameter types (number of decimals) ............................................................... 0, 2

Refer to " Submenu NEW_PW" on page 62 for detailed explanation.

Set price to 0.00 for Price setting range ................................................................................... 0.00 to 600.00

Refer to " Submenu NEW_PW" on page 62 for detailed explanation.

Refer to " Submenu NEW_PW" on page 62 for detailed explanation.

Seek assistance of 2. Carry out the following tasks once a month:

Steps 1 ­ 4 are 1. Turn key switch and open front door.

Pos. AEQ no. Designation

Pos. AEQ no. Designation

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Steps 1 4 are 1. Turn key switch and open front door.