Asco WM50 Service Manual
Service manual
Type: WM50
Replaces
New type old type Main differences Product info
WM33A WM33 Programmer no longer fitted, replaced by rotary switch
and electronic control card. E2 no longer fitted,
new programs. A
New panel graphic.
WM44A WM44 Programmer no longer fitted, replaced by rotary A
switch and electronic control card.
E2 no longer fitted, new programs.
New panel graphic.
WM50 NEW Electronic control with knob and 7-segment B
LED display. 11 programs.
WM55A WM55 New control card. New menu logic. C
New programs. Among other things, 1-24 hour delayed start.
New panel graphic. Shop program indicated on the display.
WM56 NEW Electronic control with buttons and display. D
8 programs. Shop program indicated on display.
WM66A WM66 See WM55A. C
Overview of new/modified types of
washing machines introduced to the
market in 2001
Product:
Date: 11.1.2002
Reference: N-Å Carlsson
Group: 21
Page: 1(10)
ASKO Cylinda’s range of washing machines was modified during the autumn of 2001. A brief
overview of the modifications which were carried out follows below.
Further information is given in the product data given below.
Front-loading
washing machine
Service manual
Type: WM50
New type of washing machine
WM50
Product:
Date: 11.1.2002
Reference: N-Å Carlsson
Group: 21
B
Page:2(10)
This service manual is intended as a supplement to the W600 series Service Manual.
Example of WM50 Panel
General
Mechanically the machine is based on the WM55 (W640/W650), with the exception of the panel and
control unit. For more information see the service manual for the W600-series.
The machine is available with different pushbutton options, thus the pushbuttons may vary from one
market to another. See also loops on the control card below.
Contents
• Example of panel •
• General
• Handling
• Display indications
• Options and settings
• Error messages
• Faultfinding
• Consumption values
• Test program
• Loops on control card
• Settings
• Programs
• Component and measured values
Front-loading
washing machine
Handling
1. Sort the wash
2. Press the main switch,
, open the door, , and place the wash in the machine.
3. Pour in the washing powder and also the rinsing aid if necessary.
4. Select program, adjust temperature, spin speed and option if necessary.
Settings appear on the display . Options appear as a lit LED alongside each button.
5. Close the door and start the program with the
- button.
T o interrupt a program hold down the
- button for 3 seconds.
6. At the end of the wash program open the door with
.
7. After the wash turn off the main switch
and close the wash door.
Display indications
The display shows Explanation
No program selected
One or two digits, followed by an h.
Delayed start has been selected and the program has started. The display shows the number of hours left until the
program starts.
One digit, an H followed by two digits or only 1-2
digits, means that a program is running.
The display shows the remaining time in the program
in hours and minutes.
Appears when temperature is selected. The temperature can be indicated either in degrees Celsius ( C)
or Fahrenheit (F).
CC and CF respectively mean that the machine is set
to the temperature of the incoming water.
To change the display see the section Washing temperature – Celsius or Fahrenheit in the instructions for
use.
Program ready. Remove the wash.
Can be displayed when selecting spin speed. Indicates No spin/No drain. The programme will then
be run without spins and will be completed with the
final rinse water still in the machine.
Can be displayed when selecting spin speed. Indicates No spin. The programme will then be run without spins.
When the Anti-crease option has been activated the
drum rotates a few times/min. for 2 hours after the
program has ended. In the mean time AC appears on
the display. You can end and open the door at ay time
by pressing the door opening button.
May appear instead of temperature when the setting
is not appropriate. For example temperature cannot
be selected for Rinse program.
Options and settings (not all options are provided on all machines):
Settings are shown on the display or on LED’s alongside the respective buttons. The machine remembers
the settings and options you make for each program and start from them (with one or two exceptions –
temperatures over 60°C and delayed start) next time you select the program concerned.
Temperature 30-95°C or C
For certain programs it is not possible to select a temperature higher than 40°C, (see program table).
( when setting for Fahrenheit) means that the washing temperature will be equal to the temperature
of the incoming water.
Spin 400-1600 rpm. No spin ( ) or No drain ( ).
For certain programs it is not possible to select a speed higher than 800 rpm, see the table.
Speed 400-800 rpm means short spin.
Speed 1000-1600 rpm always means long final spin.
Delayed start (1-24 hours)
means that the option has been switched off and the program will start immediately as usual.
Super rinse
Super rinse means that extra rinses are added to the program (see program table).
E2 Economy and efficiency
The option means that the main wash is extended by 22 minutes. E2 can only be used on Heavy wash,
Normal wash and Light wash.
High water level
High water level means that an extra amount of water is used in the main wash and rinses. This option
may be used for all wash programs except Wool wash and Hand wash. These programs always have
high water level.
Pre-soak
Pre-soak means that the wash is left to soak two hours before the program starts.
Anti-crease
Anti-crease means that the machine rotates the drum one or two seconds per minute for two hours after
the end of the program. Anti-crease does not operate together with No spin and No spin/No drain.
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