ADC EWH-25 M2, EWH-30 M2, EWH-40 M2, EWH-60 M2, EWR-25 M2 Owner's Manual

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ECOWASH-M2
USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
EWH-25 M2 / EWH-30 M2 / EWH-40 M2 / EWH-60 M2
EWS-25 M2 / EWS-30 M2 / EWS-40 M2 / EWS-60 M2 / EWS-80 M2
EWR-25 M2 / EWR-30 M2 / EWR-40 M2 / EWR-60 M2
Part No. 113687-3
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1 INTRODUCTION
Dear customer, Thank you for the confidence you have placed in our product. We hope it meets your needs. ADC products embody advanced concepts in engineering, design, and safety . If this product is properly maint ained,
it will provide many years of safe, efficient, and trouble free operation. The warranty, as explained in the warranty sheet shipped with the washer covers it against defects in materials and
workmanship. It does not cover damage to glass components; to consumables (seals, bulbs, etc.); damage due to the incorrect installation of the appliance; to inappropriate use, to inadequate maintenance or poor repair processes.
This appliance is subject to changes and modifications for its technical progress.
RETAIN THIS MANUAL IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ONLY qualified technicians should service this equipment. OBSERVE ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS displayed on the equipment or specified in the installation manual included
with the washer. The following “FOR YOUR SAFETY” caution must be posted near the washer in a prominent location. FOR YOUR SAFETY
Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance. POUR VOTRE SÉCURITÉ
Ne pas entreposer ni utiliser d'essence ni d'autres vapeurs ou liquides inflammables à proximité de cet appareil ou de tout autre appareil.
We have tried to make this manual as complete as possible and hope you will find it useful. ADC reserves the right to make changes from time to time, without notice or obligation, in prices, specifications, colors, and material, and to change or discontinue models. The illustrations included in this manual may not depict your particular washer exactly .
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Replacement parts can be obtained from your reseller or the ADC factory . When ordering replacement p arts from the factory , you can F AX your order to ADC at (508) 678-9447 or telephone your order directly to the ADC Parts Department at (508) 678-9000. Please specify the washer model number and serial number in addition to the description and part number, so that your order is processed accurately and promptly.
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1.1 CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................2
1.1 CONTENTS .............................................................................................................................................. 3
1.2 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING SAFETY AND USE .......................................................... 4
2 USE .................................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.1 Controls .................................................................................................................................................. 11
2.2 Programs ................................................................................................................................................ 11
2.3 Cycle Stop .............................................................................................................................................. 11
3 OPL ....................................................................................................................................................................12
3.1 Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1.1 Running a program.................................................................................................................................13
3.1.2 Program end...........................................................................................................................................13
4 COIN...................................................................................................................................................................14
5 COIN/CP MODE ................................................................................................................................................. 15
5.1 Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 15
5.2 Pay center/card ......................................................................................................................................15
5.3 COIN ......................................................................................................................................................15
5.4 Operating modes ....................................................................................................................................16
5.4.1 OPL Mode ........................................................................................................................................16
5.4.2 Coin Mode ........................................................................................................................................16
5.4.3 CP Mode .......................................................................................................................................... 17
5.4.4 Credit Mode ..................................................................................................................................... 17
5.5 Configuration Menu ................................................................................................................................17
5.5.1 PRIC (Price) .....................................................................................................................................17
5.5.2 LEuL (Configuration of levels) ..........................................................................................................17
5.5.3 StCL (Configuration of standard cycles)...........................................................................................17
5.5.4 ECL (Configuration of extended cycles) ........................................................................................... 18
5.5.5 P7 (Configuration of the OPL program) ...........................................................................................18
5.5.6 Cur (Currency) .................................................................................................................................18
5.5.7 TiMr (Wash time remaining).............................................................................................................19
5.5.8 PAY (Operating mode) .....................................................................................................................19
5.5.9 AVAn (Advance cycle) ......................................................................................................................19
5.5.10 StOP (Thermal stop switch) .............................................................................................................19
5.5.11 Grd (Change between °F & °C) .......................................................................................................19
5.5.12 Beep (Acoustic signal) .....................................................................................................................19
5.5.13 deLA (Cycle Stop Grace Period) ...................................................................................................... 19
5.6 Maintenance Menu .................................................................................................................................20
5.6.1 In/Out (Inputs/Outputs) .................................................................................................................... 20
5.6.2 Std (Statistics) .................................................................................................................................. 20
5.6.3 Def ................................................................................................................................................... 20
5.6.4 Last ..................................................................................................................................................20
5.7 Menu Mod...............................................................................................................................................20
5.8 Machine operating ..................................................................................................................................20
6 MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................................21
6.1 Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting .............................................................................................21
6.2 Error messages ......................................................................................................................................21
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1.2 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING SAFETY AND USE
WARNING: To reduce the risk of electrical shocks or
injury when using the appliance, the basic precautions should be observed, including the following:
1- READ all the instructions prior to using the appliance
and KEEP THEM in an easily accessible place for reference in the event of doubt.
2- Do NOT wash clothes which have been previously
treated, washed, soaked or stained with gasoline, dry cleaning solvents, or other inflammable or explosive substances, as these give off vapors, which may catch fire or explode.
3- Do NOT add gasoline, dry cleaning solvents or other
inflammable substances to the washing water. These substances give off vapours which could catch fire or explode.
4- In some conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced
in a hot water system which has not been used for more than two weeks. Hydrogen gas is explosive. If the hot water system has not been used for a while, before using the washing machine turn on all the hot water taps and let the water run for a few minutes. This will release any accumulated hydrogen gas. As the gas is inflammable, do not smoke or use open flames during this operation.
5- Do NOT allow children to play in or on the appliance.
Children should be strictly supervised when in the vicinity of a machine which is operating.
6- Remove the door from the appliance before disposal
or before leaving it out of service.
7- DO NOT TRY TO OPEN THE DOOR if the drum
is moving.
8- Washer MUST be installed in a location/
environment, which the ambient temperature remains between 40° F (4.44° C) and 130° F (54.44° C).
12- Do NOT remove any safety device or modify any
components in the washing machine. DO NOT INSTALL component s not belonging to the machine in the appliance.
13- Failure to comply with any of the instructions given
in the Instruction Manual may result in personal injury to the user. It is not possible to provide for all possible situations and contingencies with warnings about risk and hazards. Therefore, any person involved in the transportation, installation, use or maintenance of the machine should always employ common sense, caution and care.
14- Do NOT use the machine unless all the covers and
guards are correctly fitted and secured.
15- The distributor (vendor) MUST correctly instruct the
user during commissioning.
16- Pour the correct doses of detergent, fabric sof tener
and lay into the dispenser drawer, as indicated by the manufacturer. Heed tips concerning the treatment of different materials given by the manufacturers.
17- Daily remove any traces of detergent or liquids from
the dispenser drawer. Never use powdered or abrasive detergents for cleaning; use only water and soap.
18- Clean the water inlet filters and the external
dispenser conducts once a month.
19- Never clean the exterior by water injection;
functional parts of the machine could damage.
20- If the washing machine is to be idle for long periods,
apply a coat of Vaseline oil to all its stainless steel surfaces.
21- An annual general revision is recommended.
9- Do NOT try to force the controls. 10- Washer must not be installed or stored in an area
where it will be exposed to water or weather.
11- Do not repair or replace part s of the appliance or
carry out any servicing unless recommended to do so in the User Instruction Manual. Make sure that you fully understand the instructions and have the necessary skills to carry out the operations described.
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GROUP S - Standard Spin Rigid Washing Machines
EWS-25 EWS-30 EWS-40 EWS-60 EWS-80
DC (Drum capacity)
liters 100 130 180 250 350
CM (Maximum load)
Lb Kg
25 10
30 13
40 18
60 25
80 35
SP1 (Wash speed)
rpm 53 53 50 48 45
SP2 (low spin)
rpm 538 538 507 483 458
SP3 (High spin) rpm
538 538 507 483 458
SP4 (Delicates spin)
rpm 538 538 507 483 458
LV1 (Minimum level)
mm 75 75 85 95 125
LV2 (Low level)
mm 105 105 115 125 155
LV3 (Medium level)
mm 135 135 145 155 175
LV4 (Highl level)
mm 165 165 175 185 205
LV5 (Maximum level)
mm 225 225 240 260 290
Minimum safety level
mm 40 40 40 20 20
GROUP R - Fast Spin Rigid Washing Machines
EWR-25 EWR-30 EWR-40 EWR-60
DC (Drum capacity)
liters 100 130 180 250
CM (Maximum load)
Lb Kg
25 10
30 13
40 18
60 25
SP1 (Wash speed)
rpm 53 53 50 48
SP2 (low spin)
rpm 538 538 507 483
SP3 (High spin) rpm 760 760 720 690 SP4 (Delicates spin) rpm 538 538 507 483 LV1 (Minimum level) mm 75 75 85 95 LV2 (Low level)
mm 105 105 115 125
LV3 (Medium level)
mm 135 135 145 155
LV4 (Highl level)
mm 165 165 175 185
LV5 (Maximum level)
mm 225 225 240 260
Minimum safety level
mm 40 40 40 20
GROUP H - High Spin Floating Washing Machines
EWH-25 EWH-30 EWH-40 EWH-60
DC (Drum capacity)
liters 94
130 180 250
CM (Maximum load)
Lb Kg
25 10
30 13
40 18
60 25
SP1 (Wash speed)
rpm 50 50 47 45
SP2 (low spin)
rpm 500 500 475 450
SP3 (High spin)
rpm 1245 1150 1080 900
SP4 (Delicates spin)
rpm 800 800 750 700
LV1 (Minimum level)
mm 40 75 85 95
LV2 (Low level) mm
50 105 115 125
LV3 (Medium level) mm
70 135 145 155
LV4 (Highl level) mm
80 165 175 185
LV5 (Maximum level) mm 90 225 240 260 Minimum safety level mm 40 40 40 20
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TRAY
CONTROLS
SOFTENER BLEACH PREWASH WASH
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P2 - WARM PHASE Pre-wash Wash Rinse1 Rinse2 Short spin Final rinse Long spin
STOP PROGRAM
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
SPEED SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP2 rpm SP1 rpm SP3 rpm
RHYTHM
12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 --- 12/3 ---
HOT WATER INPUT
NO REGULATED NO NO --- NO ---
COLD WATER INPUT
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DECALCIFIED WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER LEVEL MINIMUM MINIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM --- MEDIUM ---
MOVEMENT DURING FILLING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
WATER TEMPERATURE COLD 104ºF
COLD
COLD --- COLD ---
THERMAL STOP
NO YES --- --- --- --- ---
TIME(min)
0
10
0
2
2
2
6
OPTIMUM DISTRIBUTION
--- --- --- --- YES --- YES
MOVEMENT DURING DRAINING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DISPENSER 1
T60/R0 T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 2
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 3
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 4
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 5
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 6
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 7
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
P1 - COLD PHASE Pre-wash Wash Rinse1 Rinse2 Short spin Final rinse Long spin
STOP PROGRAM
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
SPEED SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP2 rpm SP1 rpm SP3 rpm
RHYTHM
12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 --- 12/3 ---
HOT WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
COLD WATER INPUT
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DECALCIFIED WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER LEVEL MINIMUM MINIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM --- MEDIUM ---
MOVEMENT DURING FILLING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
WATER TEMPERATURE COLD COLD
COLD
COLD --- COLD ---
THERMAL STOP
NO NO --- --- --- --- ---
TIME(min)
0
10
0
2
2
2
6
OPTIMUM DISTRIBUTION
--- --- --- --- YES --- YES
MOVEMENT DURING DRAINING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DISPENSER 1
T60/R0 T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 2
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 3
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 4
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 5
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 6
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 7
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
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P4 - DELICATES PHASE Pre-wash Wash Rinse1 Rinse2 Short spin Final rinse Long spin
STOP PROGRAM
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
SPEED SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP2 rpm SP1 rpm SP4 rpm
RHYTHM
8/4 8/4 8/4 8/4 --- 8/4 ---
HOT WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
COLD WATER INPUT
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DECALCIFIED WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER LEVEL MEDIUM MEDIUM HIGH HIGH --- HIGH ---
MOVEMENT DURING FILLING
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER TEMPERATURE COLD COLD
COLD
COLD
--- COLD ---
THERMAL STOP
NO NO --- --- --- --- ---
TIME(min)
0
10
0
2
2
2
6
OPTIMUM DISTRIBUTION
--- --- --- --- YES --- YES
MOVEMENT DURING DRAINING
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
DISPENSER 1
T60/R0 T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 2
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 3
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 4
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 5
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 6
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 7
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
P3 - HOT PHASE Pre-wash Wash Rinse1 Rinse2 Short spin Final rinse Long spin
STOP PROGRAM
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
SPEED SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP2 rpm SP1 rpm SP3 rpm
RHYTHM
12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 --- 12/3 ---
HOT WATER INPUT
NO REGULATED NO NO --- NO ---
COLD WATER INPUT
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DECALCIFIED WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER LEVEL MINIMUM MINIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM --- MEDIUM ---
MOVEMENT DURING FILLING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
WATER TEMPERATURE COLD 140ºF
COLD
COLD --- COLD ---
THERMAL STOP
NO YES --- --- --- --- ---
TIME(min)
0
10
0
2
2
2
6
OPTIMUM DISTRIBUTION
--- --- --- --- YES --- YES
MOVEMENT DURING DRAINING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DISPENSER 1
T60/R0 T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 2
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 3
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 4
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 5
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 6
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 7
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
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P6 – EXTENDED HOT PHASE Pre-wash Wash Rinse1 Rinse2 Short spin Final rinse Long spin
STOP PROGRAM
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
SPEED SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP2 rpm SP1 rpm SP3 rpm
RHYTHM
12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 --- 12/3 ---
HOT WATER INPUT
NO REGULATED NO NO --- NO ---
COLD WATER INPUT
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DECALCIFIED WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER LEVEL MINIMUM MINIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM --- MEDIUM ---
MOVEMENT DURING FILLING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
WATER TEMPERATURE COLD 140ºF
COLD
COLD --- COLD ---
THERMAL STOP
--- --- --- --- --- --- ---
TIME(min)
5
10
2
2
2
2
6
OPTIMUM DISTRIBUTION
--- --- --- --- YES --- YES
MOVEMENT DURING DRAINING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DISPENSER 1
T60/R0 T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 2
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 3
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 4
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 5
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 6
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 7
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
P5- EXTENDED COLD PHASE Pre-wash Wash Rinse1 Rinse2 Short spin Final rinse Long spin
STOP PROGRAM
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
SPEED SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP2 rpm SP1 rpm SP3 rpm
RHYTHM
12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 --- 12/3 ---
HOT WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
COLD WATER INPUT
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DECALCIFIED WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER LEVEL MINIMUM MINIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM --- MEDIUM ---
MOVEMENT DURING FILLING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
WATER TEMPERATURE COLD COLD
COLD
COLD --- COLD ---
THERMAL STOP
NO NO --- --- --- --- ---
TIME(min)
5
10
2
2
2
2
6
OPTIMUM DISTRIBUTION
--- --- --- --- YES --- YES
MOVEMENT DURING DRAINING
YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DISPENSER 1
T60/R0 T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 2
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 3
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 4
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 5
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 6
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 7
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
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P7 / P8 / P9 / P10 - OPL PHASE Soak Pre-wash Wash Rinse1 Rinse2 Short spin Final rinse Long spin
STOP PROGRAM
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
SPEED SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP1 rpm SP2 rpm SP1 rpm SP3 rpm SP1 rpm
RHYTHM
12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 --- 12/3 ---
HOT WATER INPUT
NO NO REGULATED NO NO --- NO ---
COLD WATER INPUT
YES YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DECALCIFIED WATER INPUT
NO NO NO NO NO --- NO ---
WATER LEVEL MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM --- MEDIUM ---
MOVEMENT DURING FILLING
YES YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
WATER TEMPERATURE COLD COLD 104ºF(CONF) COLD COLD --- COLD ---
THERMAL STOP
NO NO NO --- --- --- --- ---
TIME(min)
0
5
10
2
2
2
2
6
OPTIMUM DISTRIBUTION
--- --- --- --- --- YES --- YES
MOVEMENT DURING DRAINING
YES YES YES YES YES --- YES ---
DISPENSER 1
T60/R0 T60/R0 T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 2
0
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 3
0
0
T60/R0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 4
0
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 5
0
0
0
0
0
--- T60/R0 ---
DISPENSER 6
0
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
DISPENSER 7
0
0
0
0
0
---
0
---
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2.1 Controls
Program Remarks
P1
Cold Wash in cold water and two rinses
P2
Warm (104ºF) Wash at 104ºF and two rinses
P3
Hot (140ºF) Wash at 140ºF and two rinses
P4
Delicates Wash in cold water and delicates spin
P5
Extended cold Wash in cold water and three rinses
P6 Extended hot (140ºF) Wash at 140ºF and three rinses P7
OPL (programmable) Default setting: Prewash, wash at 104ºF, three rinses and fast spin
Screen (2) The screen has 4 displays with 7 segments each and gives information regarding
the current operation.
START key Press Start to start a program, pause or continue the program after the pause. In
the menu navigation use the ENTER function to enter or go the next level in a menu.
ADVANCE (>>) key
OPL
Press advance to accelerate a program. When this key is pressed the programmer goes directly to run the next cycle of the program; where the cycle currently running is the last, the program ends. Please note that if you press this key during a spin cycle, the machine will not move to the next cycle until completion of the required safety time to permit the drum to come to a complete standstill. This option is not available in self-service mode.
INC (
) and DEC () keys The INC (∧) and DEC (∨) keys have different functions depending on the screen
and the programmer operating mode. Use these keys to select a wash program or to scroll through different menus.
STOP key
Use this button to stop the washer for any reason. When the stop is pressed the washer stops immediately regardless of mode or cycle. The water will drain and after two minutes the door will unlock. See the stop key section for a complete description of it’s function.
Cycle indicators (LEDS)
The user interface has 6 amber LEDs that indicate the status of the washer extractor and the progress of the washing program in its different cycles. The seventh LED is green and shows the door status: if it is lit then the door can be opened, as the drum is no longer moving.
2.2 Programs
2 USE
NOTE: When the thermal stop is deactivated, the programmed wash time starts to run immediately without waiting for the programmed water temperature to be reached.
2.3 Cycle Stop
The cycle stop is an important safety feature on all washers. It allows the washer to be stopped at any time, for any reason.
When the cycle stop is pressed all motion stops immediately. The water will drain, and after 2 minutes the door will unlock and the user will be prompted to open the door.
If the washer is in any of the self service modes (Central Pay , Card Reader, or Coin) there is a grace period at the st art of the wash cycle where the program can be restarted by the user after the cycle stop has been pressed.
a) The user can open the door to add or remove garments at this time. b) The user can restart the same cycle, or choose a new cycle at this time. If the new cycle is more expensive than
c) If there is no activity with 5 minutes of the open door prompt, the program will automatically end.
If the cycle stop is pressed after the grace period, the cycle will end, and the washer cannot be restarted without
the original program the user will be prompted to insert additional vend.
initiating a new cycle and inserting another payment. The grace period is variable between 0 and 9 minutes (default value is 1 minute), and is set in the configuration
menu. See that section of the manual for information on setting this parameter. The cycle stop function cannot be turned off.
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3 OPL
Start/Pause wash
INC Scroll through menus/ Up
DEC Scroll through menus/ Down
Advance cycle
Cycle S top
Prewash cycle
Wash cycle
Rinse cycle
Spin cycle
Program ended/ Door unlocked
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3.1 Operation
This machine has been designed to wash or treat most materials. Its use for other purposes than those given is considered as undue and dangerous.
The machine should be loaded with the nominal load, smaller or bigger loads should be avoided.
1- Put garments to be cleaned in washer
extractor drum. 2- Close washer extractor door. 3- Add detergent. 4- Select desired program. 5- Press START key.
Clothes should not be washed in sacks or cloth bags. If this is absolutely necessary, make sure the machine is loaded to the nominal load to avoid possible unbalanced loads.
Canvas, waterproof items, mops, carpets or rugs should not be spun.
The machine is controlled using a microprocessor able to adapt to the needs of each user.
There are 7 programs, which can be modified to varying degrees. In the standard cycles (P1, P2, P3 & P4), it is possible to change the time of each cycle, making the same changes to all four programs. The cycle times for the extended programs (P5 and P6) can also be changed, without affecting the other programs. Lastly, in OPL mode, it is possible to configure P7, which offers more options, allowing the cycle time, the wash temperature and the spin speed to be changed.
For further details, please see the sections Configuration and St andardized Programs.
The machine has an intelligent control to control the water temperature; if hot water is available, it should be connected. The machine adjusts the different water inputs to maintain the programmed temperature.
It has intelligent control for spin cycle management. The washer extractor controls any unbalanced loads and manages the spin to ensure a good spin, reducing noise and extending the useful life of wearable components, thus significantly reducing fatigue in the mechanical components.
After starting a program, the L.E.D.s indicate its condition and evolution.
With the START key the program stops, and pauses. If you want the program to continue, press the Start key again. If the program is in spin mode, it is not possible to pause the machine, and therefore pressing the START key will have no effect.
With the STOP key the cycle can be stopped at any time, in any mode, in any program. When the STOP button is pressed, all motion will stop. The water will drain. WAIT will be shown on the display while the water is allowed to drain. Once the water has drained the door will unlock and OPEn dOOR will be displayed.
3.1.2 Program end
The program can finish in several ways:
Normal end: the program finishes when all cycles have been carried out.
By pressing the STOP key at any time.
By pressing the ADVANCE key from any point in
the program, repeatedly, the end of the program can be reached. If a spin is being carried out, the ADVANCE key will not respond until the braking safety time has finished (approx 1 min.).
When a program ends, before allowing the door to be opened, the clothes are untangled during 30 seconds. An acoustic signal indicates when the door can be opened.
3.1.1 Running a program
In order to carry out a wash program, the following steps should be followed:
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4 COIN
Start/Pause wash
INC Scroll through menus/ Up
DEC Scroll through menus/ Down
Cycle Stop
Prewash cycle
Wash cycle
Rinse cycle
Spin cycle
Program ended/ Door unlocked
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5 COIN/CP MODE
Self-service programs
P1
Cold
P2
Warm (104ºF)
P3
Hot (140ºF)
P4
Delicates
P5
Extended cold wash
P6
Extended hot wash (140ºF)
P7
OPL (programmable)
5.1 Operation
The configuration of the machine is different for self­service models.
As long as the left-hand control door lock is closed, the machine will be configured as a self-service machine. Therefore the user will only be able to select the required program and start the machine.
By default, only 6 programs are activated:
The price rate is the same for all the programs. To change the price, please see the pay center manual or the card reader if using card payments.
5.3 COIN
Use this option if the machine has a coin slot. In order to carry out a wash program, the following steps
should be followed: 1- Place dirty washing in the machine.
2- Close the door. 3- Add detergent. 4- Select program. 5- Confirm price. 6- Insert the coins. 7- Press START.
The program number and price are shown on the screen intermittently; use the INC and DEC (∧,∨) keys to change the program and the price will be updated. If, after five minutes there has not been any activity in the keys or in the coin slot, the P1 price is displayed continuously until any button is touched or a coin is inserted.
In order to use P7, it is necessary to change to CREDIT MODE or go to CONF/P AY and activate the OPL option.
To change the washer extractor configuration, go to CONF/PAY (see section 5.5.8) and select the required option. The different functions in each case are shown below:
5.2 Pay center/card
Use this option if the washer extractor is a pay center or card model.
Program execution
In order to carry out a wash program, the following steps should be followed:
1- Place dirty washing in the machine. 2- Close the door. 3- Add detergent. 4- Insert card or coins in the pay center. 5- Select program. 6- Press START.
This type of coin slot allows you to allocate a price to each program; the configuration menu has two submenus, CUR and PRIC, allowing you to define the currency and the price respectively (see sections 5.5.6 & 5.5.1).
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5.4 Operating modes
The machine can be used in three different modes, offering different options: OPL MODE, COIN MODE & CP MODE.
5.4.1 OPL Mode
The operating mode, OPL MODE, permits access to all the machine options, and use of the machine without paying.
If the washer extractor does not have a prepaid device, the factory settings of the machine are set to this mode.
After turning the key , go to the CONF menu and then to the PAY submenu (see section 5.5.8). In this menu, select the OPL option using the INC and DEC keys (∧,∨) and press START.
The user will have access to all the configuration options and all the programs.
5.4.2 Coin Mode
This operating mode is used for a coin-operated self­service washer extractor. In this mode, the user is only able to select the required program and start the machine. All other options are disabled.
If machine is in Coin Mode and OPL is desired, insert a key , in the left-hand lock of the control door and turn.
To ensure the machine in Coin Mode, insert a key in the left-hand lock of the top cover and turn.
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After turning the key, go to the CONF menu and then to the PAY submenu (see section 5.5.8). In this menu, select the COIN option using the INC and DEC keys (,) and press START.
5.4.3 CP Mode
The CP Mode is also used in self-service machines, but in this case, the machine is operated using a pay station or card. As with the Coin Mode, the user is only able to select and start the program.
To ensure the machine in CP Mode, insert a key in the left-hand lock of the top cover and turn.
After turning the key, go to the CONF menu and then to the PAY submenu (see section 5.5.8). In this menu, select the CP option using the INC and DEC keys (∧,∨) and press START.
5.4.4 Credit Mode
When the machine is configured to Coin Mode or CP Mode, the owner can choose to access certain additional options that will allow them to modify certain parameters. To do so, enter Credit Mode.
On entering the CONF menu, different submenus are available which permit the modification of some of the parameters of the wash programs. These submenus are not always available. Access to the menus will depend on the current operating mode (OPL MODE, COIN MODE or CP MODE) of the washer extractor.
5.5.1 PRIC (Price)
This allows the price of each program to be established independently. It is only available in COIN MODE (see section 5.4.2).
Use the INC & DEC (∧,∨) keys to select the program for which the price is to be changed. Press START to enter the program, and select the price using the INC & DEC (,) keys; press START to confirm the price. The price is conditioned by the currency selected; if the currency is changed, the prices will be reset, therefore it is IMPORTANT to select the currency first (see section
5.5.6).
5.5.2 LEuL (Configuration of levels)
To enter CREDIT Mode, insert a key in the left-hand lock of the top cover and turn. Then press and hold the upper left key for 3 seconds. A short buzz is heard.
To exit CREDIT MODE, turn the key in the other direction to close the lock and remove the key.
5.5 Configuration Menu
To access the menu, with the washer extractor turned on and stopped, press the INC and DEC (∧,∨) keys at the same time for 3 seconds. With self-service washer extractors, it is first necessary to open the lock in the top cover, as this enables access to the menus. The screen displays the CONF (Configuration) menu.
Use the INC and DEC (∧,∨) keys to scroll through the different available options in the menus. To go to the required option, press START, and to go back, press ESC (bottom left button).
The water levels can be varied; there are three different settings:
1- Low (factory setting) 2- Intermediate 3- High
If the configuration is modified, this will affect all the levels of water used. Press start and the current level is displayed (Leu1), use the INC and DEC (∧,∨) keys to change the level to suit your needs. Press Start again to confirm the level selected.
5.5.3 StCL (Configuration of standard cycles)
This submenu allows you to change the length of the different wash cycles. The standard programs are P1, P2, P3 and P4, therefore the changes made using this submenu will apply to these programs, but not to P5, P6 and P7.
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5.5.4 ECL (Configuration of extended cycles)
5.5.6 Cur (Currency)
Use the ECL submenu to change the length of each of the cycles of the extended programs, P5 and P6.
The changes made will only apply to these two programs.
The default times of each cycle and the range within which they can be changed are as follows:
5.5.5 P7-P10 (Configuration of the OPL programs)
This option is only available when the machine is in OPL MODE, therefore it is necessary to activate this operating mode (see section 5.4.1).
The OPL programs are independent to the other six programs and it is possible to change more settings in these programs. They offer the option to add an additional soak, prior to the prewash. In addition to the times for each cycle, it is also possible to modify the wash temperature and the spin speed.
The temperature of the wash cycle can be set between cold water and 194ºF, with a default value of 104ºF.
The spin speed varies according to the type of washer extractor: standard, rapid or high speed. Nevertheless, it is possible to change this speed and establish a lower speed. This change will only affect the maximum spin cycles, as the average spin is always at 100G. The available speeds are as follows:
SP1: 100G (standard speed)
SP2: 200G (rapid speed)
SP3: 450G (high speed) (350G EWH60)
This is only available in COIN MODE (see section 5.4.2). This allows the currency to be selected. The default currency of the coin slot is USD (Code 3), but it is also possible to configure the machine for use with other currencies. Please refer to the coin drop kit manual and check whether the coin slot installed in your machine accepts the currency used in your country. Allocate the currency to the washer extractor programmer. The table below shows the available currencies. Use code 3 for the United States.
CODE MINIMUM PRICE
0
Token
1
Kuwait Oman
2
Azerbaijan Bulgaria Bahrain China Fiji Malaysia Panama Singapore
3
Argentina Bermuda Brazil Canada Ecuador Egypt Ethiopia Guatemala Cayman Islands Saudi Arabia El Salvador Turkey
United States
4
United Arab Emirates Bolivia Estonia Euro-Countries United Kingdom Georgia Ghana Croatia Latvia New Zealand Qatar Ukraine
1
0.05
0.1
0.25
0.5
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5
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bangladesh Switzerland Dominican Republic Hong Kong Israel India Sri Lanka Lithuania Morocco Macedonia Peru Philippines Poland Russian Federation Sweden Slovakia Thailand Tunisia Uruguay Yugoslavia South Africa Australia
1
6
Czech Republic Denmark Kenya Mexico Norway Romania
5
7
Algeria Guyana Hungary Iceland Kazakhstan Slovenia
Taiwan
10
8
Chile Costa Rica Iran, Islamic Republic of Paraguay French Polynesia
50
9
Colombia Indonesia Japan South Korea Uganda Venezuela
100
5.5.8 PAY (Operating mode)
This allows the machine operating mode to be changed between CP MODE, COIN MODE & OPL MODE (see section 5.4).
5.5.9 AVAn (Advance cycle)
This option is only available in OPL MODE. The key > can be deactivated, to prevent the advance of a cycle thus ensuring the wash program is completed correctly . By default, it is ON.
NOTE: This list is continuously updated, if you cannot find your country in the list, please ask your distributor for the latest available update.
5.5.7 TiMr (Wash time remaining)
This indicates the time remaining until the program ends. The default setting is ON for all the programs, but if the StOP option (Thermal stop, see section 5.5.10) is activated, the remaining time option is automatically deactivated.
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5.5.10 StOP (Thermal stop switch)
This option is only available in OPL MODE. When the thermal stop switch is activated, the cycle time does not start until the programmed temperature has been reached in order to guarantee the wash cycle is correctly completed; this switch can be deactivated so that the time is counted from the moment the programmed level is reached. The default setting is OFF.
5.5.11 Grd (Change between °F & °C)
This option is only available in OPL MODE. This submenu allows you to select the temperature display in degrees Fahrenheit (°F) or degrees Celsius (°C). The default setting is degrees Fahrenheit.
5.5.12 Beep (Acoustic signal)
This option is only available in OPL MODE. This allows you to switch the acoustic signals on or off. By default, they are ON.
5.5.13 deLA (Cycle Stop Grace Period)
This option is only available in self service modes. This allows the grace period for the cycle stop to be set. The default time is 1 minute. The allowable range is from 0 to 9 minutes.
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5.6 Maintenance Menu
- SPd: Information about the number of times each spin type has been run.
5.6.3 Def
To access the menu, with the washer extractor turned on and stopped, press the INC and DEC (∧,∨) keys at the same time for 3 seconds. With self-service washer extractors, it is first necessary to open the lock in the top cover, as this enables access to the menus. The screen displays the CONF (Configuration) menu. Use the INC & DEC (∧,∨) keys to select the MANT option and press START.
5.6.1 In/Out (Inputs/Outputs)
This allows you to view the status of the different inputs (IN) and outputs (OUT) of the base plate. The OUT submenu also allows you to activate or deactivate the plate outputs, including the water inputs, the heating system or the inverter.
5.6.2 Std (Statistics)
This is only available to the technical service.
5.6.4 Last
This displays the last ten errors occurred in order.
5.7 Menu Mod
This is only available to the technical service
5.8 Machine operating
When the machine is running a program, the Configuration menu is disabled, and the user is offered certain data about the machine’s operation. This data is only displayed if the machine is set to OPL mode (see section 5.4.1).
To go to the menu and view the real data while the machine is running, press INC and DEC (∧,∨) together for 3 seconds.
The statistics submenu contains data about the machine’s operation. The statistics available to the user are as follows:
- CiCL: Provides information about how many times each program has been run.
- HOUr: Gives the number of hours during which the washer extractor has been running.
- Err: Number of times each of the errors has occurred (see section 6.2).
The following options will be available:
PArA (Parameters): Temperature, water level and time remaining.
In (Inputs): This is only available to the technical service.
Out (Outputs): This is only available to the technical service.
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6 MAINTENANCE
Message Possible causes Action PWR FAUL
UAIT
This message appears on recovering the power after having been cut-off. If the power cut occurs during the spin cycle, the message "WAIT" is displayed. For safety reasons, wait approximately 1.5 minutes without pressing anything until "PWR FAULT" is displayed.
Press START: the program continues to operate in the same cycle as before the power cut. Press ESC: the program ends.
E2
FAULT LOCK This message appears when it is detected that the door can not be unlocked at the end of the program or that it has unlocked during the program.
Press ESC: the program ends.
E3
FAULT DRAIN PIPE This message is displayed when, in spite of deactivating the emptying valve output, the water level inside the drum has not decreased for a pre­established period of time.
Press START: the program continues. Press ESC: the program ends.
E4
FAULT WATER INLET This message appears when, in spite of activating the corresponding solenoid valves' outputs, the water level inside the tub has not increased during a certain pre-established period of time.
Press START: the program continues. Press ESC: the program ends.
E5
HEATING FAULT This message is shown when, in spite of activating the heating output, the water temperature has not increased for a certain pre-established period of time.
Press START: the program continues. Press ESC: the program ends.
E6
MAX. TEMP This message is displayed when the water temperature has exceeded 95 ºC.
Press START: the program continues. Press ESC: the program ends.
E7
THERMOSTAT OPEN This message appears when the water temperature exceeds 203ºF.
Press START: the program continues. Press ESC: the program ends.
E9
MOTOR HEATING This message appears when the thermal protection of the washer extractor motor is detected to have not been activated.
Press START: the program continues. Press ESC: the program ends.
E10
UNBALANCE This message appears when the final spin activates the unbalance micro three times.
Press ESC: the program ends.
E11
CLOTHES HOT This message is displayed when a program finishes but the water temperature inside the tub exceeds 122ºF.
Press ESC: the program ends.
E12
WATER IN TUB This message is displayed when a program execution is finished but there is still water inside the tub. The door can not be opened until the water is drained from the tub.
Press ESC: the program ends.
Only qualified personnel should maintain this equipment.
6.1 Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting
Before calling the Technical Service Center, check the following: that power is supplied to the machine. the condition of the fuses. that the voltage is correct for the machine.
If the washer extractor fails to obtain the required level of water, check:
that the water mains tap is open. that the water inlet filter is not blocked. that the water pressure is between 2 and 4 kg/cm2 (28 and 56 psi).
If the washer extractor vibrates excessively , check:
None of the panel screws are loose.
If a power cut occurs, check:
The tub is drained and the door is blocked. If you want to take the clothes out of the washer extractor, unlock the door by pulling down the belt located behind the front panel.
6.2 Error messages
On the washer extractor screen, warning or fault messages may be displayed during or after the execution of a wash program. Except in the event of a power cut, the washer extractor will be paused (drain pipe off, motor off, etc.) awaiting user action.
If the washer extractor is set to COIN MODE or CP MODE, the door will unlock, after the safety time has elapsed, in the event of the following errors: PWR FAUL, E2, E9
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