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General| Brand | Bunn |
|---|---|
| Model | SINGLE SH DBC |
| Category | Coffee Maker |
| Language | English |
Details the warranty coverage, exclusions, and conditions for equipment.
Lists essential safety guidelines for operating the brewer, including electrical and general handling.
Highlights specific warnings about hot components, electrical hazards, and proper handling.
Provides instructions for connecting brewers without a pre-attached power cord and those with a cord.
Outlines installation conditions for CE compliance and specifies water system requirements.
Describes the primary controls: ON/OFF, Batch Select, Brew, and Program switches.
Details the Function Screen, hidden switches, and the Funnel Sensing Coil.
Guides through the initial setup process, including filling and heating the water tank.
Outlines the steps for brewing coffee, from filter insertion to starting the brew cycle.
Identifies the switches and interface elements used to access and navigate programming menus.
Explains how to enable or disable brewing based on water temperature readiness.
Details three methods for programming: Smart Funnel, Recipe Card, and No Accessories.
Step-by-step guide for creating new recipes using a Smart Funnel and compatible grinder.
Adjusting the amount of brew water dispensed for each batch size.
Adjusting the percentage of water that bypasses coffee grounds.
Configuring the on/off timings for pulse brewing to fine-tune flavor.
Adjusting the time from spray end to funnel emptying for drip-out.
Steps for loading coffee names and settings from a Recipe Card.
Instructions for programming a default "No Name" coffee recipe without accessories.
Steps to view programmed coffee recipes and their settings.
Guide for changing existing recipe parameters like brew volumes.
Detailed steps for modifying the dispensed brew water quantity for each batch.
Detailed steps for adjusting the percentage of water bypassing the coffee grounds.
Explains the different timings involved in pulse brewing (1st ON, OFF, LAST ON).
Describes two methods for setting pulse brew: 'By Example' and 'Enter Times'.
Step-by-step guide to program pulse brew timings by observing water flow.
Step-by-step guide to program pulse brew timings by manually entering values.
Configuring initial soaking time and delay before the main brew cycle.
Adjusting the time from spray end to funnel emptying for drip-out.
Option to enable or disable displaying advertising messages when the brewer is idle.
Adjusting brew water temperature and minimum ready temperature for brewing.
Modifying refill circuit sensitivity for different water conditions.
Setting sprayhead and bypass nozzle flow rates in ounces per minute.
Steps to calibrate the sprayhead's actual water flow rate.
Steps to calibrate the bypass nozzle's actual water flow rate.
Tracking completed brew cycles and resettable/life counters.
Configuring the brewer to prevent brewing if the funnel is not properly positioned.
Configuring the brewer to prevent brewing if the server is not correctly positioned.
Introduction to testing brewer components, switches, and server status.
Detailed steps for testing brew valve, bypass valve, funnel lock, server, refill valve, and tank heaters.
Procedures for testing front panel switches and server presence/removal.
Diagnostic procedure for checking the funnel sensor coil frequency.
Steps to erase custom recipes and restore factory preset values.
General troubleshooting notes and resolution for Overflow Cup and Server Not In Place errors.
Steps for resolving "No Funnel Present" and "Temperature Too Low" errors.
Diagnosing brew interruptions and issues with prolonged heating times.
Resolving excessive fill times and temperature sensor connection/wiring problems.
Steps for resolving equipment not operating or brew cycle not starting.
Diagnosing automatic refill problems and water supply related errors.
Addressing refill sensitivity, overflow conditions, and control board issues.
Diagnosing continuous water flow and problems with the heating system.
Resolving heating circuit problems, triac defects, and lime buildup.
Addressing inconsistent beverage levels and issues with brew/bypass valves.
Correcting beverage volume, filter overflow, and weak beverage causes.
Addressing weak beverages due to incorrect recipes and unusual brewer noises.
Details the main control board connections and touch switch assembly layout.
Shows the server transformer connections and the main power input for single phase.
Illustrates control board connections to solenoids for refill, bypass, and brew.
Depicts the server transformer and the layout of touch switch assemblies.
Shows the triac, thermal fuses, and tank heater connections.
Details input/output connections on the control board and overflow protection switch.
Illustrates funnel sensor input and various connections to the control board.
Shows the server transformer, rectifier, and power supply connections.
