Marco SP9 Single-Serve Undercounter Precision Brewer

Product Overview

The Marco SP9 is a sophisticated, single-serve undercounter precision brewer. It is designed to deliver consistent, high-quality coffee beverages with a focus on precision and efficiency in commercial environments.

The system comprises a brewing head unit and a separate boiler unit, offering a compact and integrated solution for various food service establishments.

Visual Description: The SP9 brewer features a sleek, modern design. The brewing head is a compact unit, while the boiler unit is a taller, rectangular appliance. Both are designed for undercounter installation.

Specifications

Packaging Information

Good to Know

• SP9 Single / SP9 Single White [1000832 / 1000832(W)] is packed and shipped in two boxes.
• SP9 Twin / SP9 Twin White [1000833 / 1000833(W)] is packed and shipped in three boxes.

Installation and Operation

Dimensions and Counter Cut-Out

The SP9 brewer requires specific counter cut-out dimensions for installation. The brewing head unit has dimensions of 7.5" (D) x 5.2" (W) x 16.5" (H). The undercounter boiler unit measures 15.5" (D) x 6" (W) x 22.2" (H).

Counter Cut-Out Details:

• Brewing Head: 5.2" (131mm) width, 3.3" (83mm) ±1 depth.
• Boiler: 3.1" (80mm) depth for plumbing/venting.

Diagram Description: A diagram illustrates the counter cut-out, showing the required space for the brewing head and the boiler's connection points. It indicates the placement of water feed, vent, and return lines for the SP9 system.

Ventilation Requirements

A minimum clearance of 50mm (1.9 inches) is required at each side and the back of the machine if installed in an enclosed cabinet.

Electrical Installation Procedure

When installing the machine, always observe local regulations and standards. The appliance is supplied with a NEMA L6-20P power cord. Ensure a suitable mains power supply socket is available within easy access for disconnection after installation.

Plumbing Installation Procedure

Ensure installation complies with local plumbing and water regulations.

• Mains water pressure required: 14.5-145 psi (100-1000 kPa, 0.1-1 MPa).
• An inline water filter is required, meeting your specific water quality standards.
• The machine is supplied with a 3/8" Compression or 3/8" John Guest fitting.
• [Info] Turn on the water supply to flush any impurities, dust, etc., from the inlet hose and water pipe. Allow several litres to pass through, especially for new installations.
• Connect the hose to the boiler's inlet valve, ensuring a sealing washer is fitted.
• Turn on the water and check for leaks.
• The SP9 Head has a drip tray with a drain outlet that should be plumbed to waste.

Operating Boiler for the First Time

Follow these steps for initial operation:

• [Check] Verify all installation procedures have been completed.
• [Check] Ensure the water valve is open.
• Plug in the SP9 Boiler to an appropriate electrical supply and press the power button.
• The machine will fill to a safe level above the elements before heating. The "Ready/Status" light will show two red flashes while filling.
• Once heated to the set point, the machine will draw more water as the temperature drops by 1-2 degrees, then reheat. This cycle continues until the boiler is full.
• During filling, the "Ready/Status" light remains blank.
• The "Ready/Status" light turns green when the machine is full and at the normal operating temperature.
• Initial heat-up takes approximately 15 minutes.
• The SP9 Boiler is now ready for use.
• [Note] The machine is electronically controlled, so no manual priming is necessary.