Philips Senseo Up HD7884/60 Manuals

Published by Philips Consumer Lifestyle Printed in the Netherlands © Copyright reserved Subject to modification Service Manual Philips Consumer Lifestyle Senseo® Up HD7884/60 HD7884/61 14/04 PRODUCT INFORMATION • This product meets the requirements regarding interference suppression on radio and TV. • After the product has been repaired, it should function properly and has to meet the safety requirements as officially laid down at this moment. TECHNICAL INFORMATION • Voltage : 220 - 240 V • Frequency : 50 Hz • Power consumption : 1400 W • Stand-by power consumption : <0,5 W • Color setting : Deep Black • Contents of water container : 0,7 L / 5 cups • Dimensions º Appliance : 225 x 105 x 350 mm º F-Box : 290 x 165 x 390 mm • Spout height : 150 mm • Cord length : 80 cm • Weight º Appliance : 2,05 kg º Incl. F-Box : 2,17 kg • Materials º Housing, Driptray, Back plate : PP º Water container & Lid : Tritan º Collector : POM º Brewchamber bottom : PA º Lid cover, Baseplate, Driptray cover : ABS º Buttons : TPE º Lever : PC • Consumer Replaceable Parts º CP9044/01 Podholder 1 º CP9045/01 Podholder 2 º CP9046/01 Collector assy Black º CP9049/01 Drip tray cover Black chrome º CP9054/01 Drip tray Deep black º CP9056/01 Water container lid º CP9057/01 Water container assy OPTIONAL (accessories) • No specific issues HD7884/60 / HD7884/61 2-12 TECHNICAL INFORMATION General coffee specifi cations: In-cup volume (mL) Regular coffee Strong coffee General WEU version 125 60 France specifi c version 100 60 Temperature indication (°C) Regular coffee Strong coffee General WEU version >74 >72 France specifi c version Measurement specifi cation Water spec (without pod, in mL) Regular coffee 1-cup (with 1-cup pod holder) 133 ± 10 Electical diagram P NTC Fuse Fuse TCO Water level sensor N E L Boiler Pump UI PCBA Main PCBA -t Functional diagram Boiler Pump 1-way valve Brew head g h e d f c b a Water Container User interface layout HD7884/60 / HD7884/61 3-12 DISASSEMBLY- AND RE-ASSEMBLY ADVISE Make sure the appliances cordset is disconnected from the mains! To open the appliance, removal all detachable parts: Water container, driptray and cover, pod holder and collector. 1. To reach the brew chamber. 1.1. Open the top cover. To open to the top cover the brew chamber needs to be unlocked. Start at the back side of the top cover, using a plastic tool, and trace along the parting line of the top cover, undoing all the snaps. There are two small snaps on the front lower side of the brew chamber, undo them with a small fl athead screwdriver (No. 0) The top cover needs to be tilted forward to be removed. The fl at cable W from the main PCBA to the UI PCBA is still attached to the User Interface panel, and can easily be unplugged. The brew chamber can now be removed by unscrewing the two screws (B, T15), and undoing the hose connection (g) from the one way valve. To continue, fi rst remove the two screws (A, T15) from the bottom side of the appliance. 2. To reach internal components like Boiler or Pump. 2.1. Remove the back plate and undo the hose connection (g) from the one way valve (if not done so already). To remove the back plate, use a plastic tool and trace the parting line of the back plate, undoing all the snaps. The corrugated tube is still connected to the water container socket, and can easily be pulled off.