WMF 5000S+ User manual

WMF 5000 S+
Service Manual
KSS Global Service Product Management
Revision: 09/2022
Rev. 06

Preface 2
Preface
This Service Manual contains the most important information that is relevant to typical service and maintenance activities.
If significant changes are made, then this document, along with the referenced attachments and related documents, will be updated and provided to registered
users for download in the service center.
Attachments.
WMF 5000 S+ Setting instructions milk and foam
WMF 5000 S+ Software description Part 1
WMF 5000 S+ Software description Part 2
WMF 5000 S+ Initial commissioning workflow
WMF 5000 S+ Event and error list
WMF 5000 S+ Further detailed information
WMF 5000 S+ Maintenance guide
Related documents
Customer documents
Planning information
User Manual
Technician documents
Piping schematics
Electrical schematics
Wiring schematics
Spare parts lists
Technical circulars
Feature –Detailed information
Chilled coffee
AutoClean
Cleaning agent detecting
Cup sensor
Fresh Filtered Coffee
Dynamic Coffee Assist
Condition Monitoring
Technical service instructions: These documents are subject to change. Please try to keep these documents up-to-date.
Further detailed information is distributed in paper form as part of the face-to-face training sessions; however, they are not available for download
unencumbered.

Change history 3
Change history
Rev. 01 from 10/2018
1st edition for series launch
Rev. 02 from 04/2019
Expansion brewer, addition to maintenance concept, special tools
Rev. 03 from 06/2019
Expansion FFC maintenance concept
Rev. 04 from 10/2019
Expanded maintenance concept for Dynamic Milk
Rev. 05 from 11/2020
Expansion QR code link video maintenance instructions
Rev. 06 from 09/2022
General overhaul
Added topics „Dynamic milk pump“and „CAN bus“

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Table of contents
Preface...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Change history......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Table of contents .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1Installation and commissioning................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
1.1 Customer’s on-site connection requirements.........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2 Hardware connection and preparatory work..........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2.1 General activities.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2.2 Recommended water filter...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
1.2.3 Interface plate for electrical connections................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
1.3 Initial commissioning.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
1.3.1 Goal of the Technician's Intro.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
1.3.2 Workflow, Technician's Intro .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
2Service........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
2.1 Brewer ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
2.2 Distance between angle sensor and brewer spindle (magnet) ........................................................................................................................................................................14
2.3 Espresso pump................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
2.4 Grinders............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
2.4.1 Mechanical basic settings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
2.4.2 Using the electrical grinding degree setting on the grinder............................................................................................................................................................................16
2.4.3 Portioner calibration....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
2.4.4 Grinder(s) idle current calibration............................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

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2.4.5 Dynamic Coffee Assist advance settings................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
2.5 Powder portioner ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
2.5.1 Portioner calibration for Choc / Topping...............................................................................................................................................................................................................19
2.6 Dynamic milk pump......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
2.7 Power supply ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
2.7.1 Use the test tool to check the power supply........................................................................................................................................................................................................22
2.8 Power stage ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
2.8.1 CAN bus............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
2.9 Front panel......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
2.9.1 Panel Updater.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
2.10 Fan system.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
2.11 Power Class .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
2.12 Antifreeze /Transport preparation ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................34
3Notes on piping diagrams .......................................................................................................................................................................................................35
4Maintenance .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................36
4.1 Maintenance concept –Overview of maintenance tasks..................................................................................................................................................................................36
4.2 Service maintenance 1 every 60,000 brewing cycles.........................................................................................................................................................................................37
4.3 Service Maintenance 2 - every 2 years...................................................................................................................................................................................................................38
4.4 Descaling..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................39
5Special tools and aids ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................40

Installation and commissioning 6
1Installation and commissioning
1.1 Customer’s on-site connection requirements
Any necessary on-site preparatory work for electricity, water, and drainage connections at the customer‘s premises is to be arranged by the machine owner / operator.
The work must be carried out by authorized installation technicians in compliance with general, country-specific and local regulations.
The WMF Service engineers may only connect the coffee machine to existing prepared connection points.
WMF Service is neither authorized nor responsible for carrying out any work on-site prior to connection.
For details, see the planning information on the website www.wmf-coffeemachines.com.
Notes
-Electrically conductive counter surfaces must be earthed
-Unplug the mains plug before disconnecting the mains voltage across the cold appliance plug
1.2 Hardware connection and preparatory work
1.2.1 General activities
Place the coffee machine horizontally on the counter (width and depth); adjust feet where adjustable
Connect the water infeed
Water filter needed? If „Yes“–connect (for details, see the following chapter)
Connect the drain –use angle 33 2165 8000 from horizontal to vertical.

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Example, Dynamic Milk: all drains must be sloped.
Attach the drain tube and rinse hose to the elbow connector using cable ties
Attention:
To prevent back-contamination, the hoses MUST NOT make contact with the wastewater.
Two position arrows are inscribed on the elbow connector for reference.
Connect to the power supply
Switch on the coffee machine

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1.2.2 Recommended water filter
We generally recommend the use of a water filter.
Using the WMF coffee machine without a suitable water filter can cause damage (e.g. due to lime scale buildup).
Use a test kit that has been properly stored and has not exceeded its expiration date to test the overall and carbonate hardness of the line water (before the
water filter).
Enter the measured values in the WMF Aquatool app and install the water filter recommended for your water consumption and type of coffee machine.
Please note the variance in line water values for the filter capacity shown in the app. (plan for buffer)
1.2.3 Interface plate for electrical connections
The back of the machine has cut-outs for the following electrical connections:
Accounting via serial or MDB interface
Potential equalization
Cooler empty message / temperature
Mobile Station Waste (wastewater)
Mobile Station Fresh (fresh water tank)
Audio In
Audio Out
Detecting the cleaning agent
Network

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1.3 Initial commissioning
1.3.1 Goal of the Technician's Intro
A guided implementation of mandatory basic settings.
As simple a start-up of the coffee machine as possible with a high-quality beverage quality.
The aim is not to cover all setting options.
If for example the settings stored as defaults are changed in the "Operating options" menu or if the position of beverage buttons is changed, cup volumes are to be
changed, this must take place after the intro has concluded.
1.3.2 Workflow, Technician's Intro
Set and where necessary change the language.
Set and adjust the time zone as necessary.

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Set automatic summer/winter time.
Adjust time and date where necessary.
The prompt appears asking whether to carry out start-up or not.
When "Yes": next step
When „No“: machine is filled then heat up and is then ready for use
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