Electrolux DIVA 60 cm Service Manual

SERVICE MANUAL

DISHWASHER

ITALY S.p.A. Spares Operations Italy Corso Lino Zanussi, 30

Publication

number

I - 33080 PORCIA /PN (ITALY)

599 37 31-43

Fax +39 0434 394096

Edition: 2005-10

SOI/TD-PR

Dishwasher with

electronic control

EDW 2500-LCD

& “Talkie”

(Functionality)

“DIVA” 60 cm

“free-standing” 911 918

…

“built-in” 911 928 …

Production:

ZM - Solaro (IT)

CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 4

2 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS............................................................................................................ 4

3 CONTROL PANEL.................................................................................................................................. 5

3.1 LCD ................................................................................................................................................. 5

3.2 “Talkie” Version ............................................................................................................................... 6

3.2.1 Vocal messages..........................................................................................................................................7

3.3 Controls .........................................................................................................................................10

3.3.1 Turning the appliance on and off (S0).......................................................................................................10

3.3.2 Selecting programmes ..............................................................................................................................10

3.3.3 Selecting options.......................................................................................................................................10

4 WASHING ............................................................................................................................................. 11

4.1 Wash programmes........................................................................................................................ 11

4.1.1 Automatic programme...............................................................................................................................11

4.2 Selecting a programme ................................................................................................................. 12

4.2.1 Cancelling a programme...........................................................................................................................13

4.2.2 Interrupting a programme .........................................................................................................................13

4.3 Options .......................................................................................................................................... 14

4.3.1 Eco-drying:................................................................................................................................................14

4.3.2 Extra rinse:................................................................................................................................................14

4.3.3 Detergent ..................................................................................................................................................14

4.3.4 Rinse-aid:..................................................................................................................................................14

4.3.5 Water hardness:........................................................................................................................................14

4.3.6 Language: .................................................................................................................................................14

4.3.7 Buzzer volume: .........................................................................................................................................15

4.3.8 Brightness of LCD:....................................................................................................................................15

4.3.9 Contrast of LCD: .......................................................................................................................................15

4.3.10 Delayed start:............................................................................................................................................15

4.4 Sequence of operations ................................................................................................................ 16

5 BUILD CHARACTERISTICS ................................................................................................................18

5.1 Structure........................................................................................................................................ 18

5.2 Hydraulic circuit............................................................................................................................. 19

6 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS AND FUNCTIONS .............................................................................. 20

6.1 EDW2500 electronic control system ............................................................................................. 20

6.1.1 Functions performed by the mother board ................................................................................................21

6.1.2 Memories contained in the electronic control system................................................................................21

6.1.3 Power failures ...........................................................................................................................................21

6.2 Electrical specifications ................................................................................................................. 22

6.2.1 Actuators/Sensors/NTC ............................................................................................................................22

6.3 Power feed and selection of programmes ....................................................................................22

7 Water filling ...........................................................................................................................................22

7.1 Fill circuit .......................................................................................................................................22

7.1.1 Pressure switches on fill level and anti-overflow system...........................................................................22

7.1.2 Fill system.................................................................................................................................................22

7.1.3 Anti-flooding device...................................................................................................................................23

7.1.4 Anti-overflow system.................................................................................................................................23

7.2 Control of water filling.................................................................................................................... 23

7.2.1 Static filling................................................................................................................................................23

7.2.2 Dynamic filling...........................................................................................................................................23

7.2.3 Level control during washing ....................................................................................................................23

7.3 Water filling time............................................................................................................................ 24

7.3.1 Static filling time ........................................................................................................................................24

7.3.2 Dynamic filling time...................................................................................................................................24

7.3.3 Interruption of water filling.........................................................................................................................24

7.4 Washing system........................................................................................................................... 24

7.5 Level control during washing......................................................................................................... 25

7.5.1 Control of wash pump ...............................................................................................................................25

7.6 Heating .......................................................................................................................................... 25

7.7 Built-in detergent dispenser .........................................................................................................26

7.8 Draining......................................................................................................................................... 26

7.8.1 “Siphon” effect...........................................................................................................................................26

7.9 Regeneration system .................................................................................................................... 27

7.10 Resin washing ............................................................................................................................... 27

7.11 Regeneration levels ...................................................................................................................... 27

7.11.1 “Blending” function ....................................................................................................................................28

8 DRYING ................................................................................................................................................ 28

8.1 “Turbo-dry” drying .........................................................................................................................28

SERVICE ..............................................................................................................................................29

9.1 Accessing the diagnostic mode .................................................................................................... 29

9.2 Displaying alarms and activating individual components.............................................................. 30

9.2.1 Table of alarm codes ................................................................................................................................31

9.3 Cancelling alarms from memory ...................................................................................................33

9.4 Test cycle ...................................................................................................................................... 33

9.5 Disabling / enabling pulse washing............................................................................................... 33

9.6 Enabling / disabling an extra rinse ................................................................................................ 34

9.7 Brightness .....................................................................................................................................34

9.8 Contrast......................................................................................................................................... 34

9.9 Setting the water hardness ...........................................................................................................34

10 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS ........................................................................................................................... 35

10.1 “Free-standing” model ................................................................................................................... 35

10.2 “Talkie - Free-standing” model ...................................................................................................... 36

10.3 “Built-in” model .............................................................................................................................. 37

10.4 “Talkie - Built-in” model ................................................................................................................38

11 BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS ...............................................................................................................39

11.1 “Free-standing” model ................................................................................................................... 39

11.2 “Talkie – Free-standing” model .................................................................................................... 40

11.3 “Built-in” model .............................................................................................................................. 41

11.4 “Talkie – Built-in” model ................................................................................................................ 42

11.5 Checking components for proper operation.................................................................................. 43

12 “DEMO” mode....................................................................................................................................... 44

13 QUICK GUIDE ...................................................................................................................................... 46

14 TABLE OF PROGRAMMES ................................................................................................................. 48

Purpose of this manual

The purpose of this manual is to provide service personnel (who have the basic knowledge necessary for repairing dishwashers) with information on dishwashers equipped with the EDW2500 electronic control system with/without “Talkie” functionality, which are produced in the Solaro (MI - Italy) factory.

For detailed information on the water circuits and build characteristics of the appliance, refer to the Service Manual for the “DIVA 60 cm” (publication no. 599 35 55-25 e 599 35 87-82).

1 PRECAUTIONS

 Electrical equipment must be serviced by qualified personnel, only.  Pull out the power plug before working on internal components.

Important!

When the appliance is plugged in, mains voltage is present on all circuit

boards even if the ON/OFF button is OFF

2 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power supply ⇒ 230 - 240 V / 50 Hz (limits 187-254 V)

Total power drawn ⇒ 2300 W

Water supply ⇒ Min. / Max. Pressure: 5 - 80 N/cm

Load capacity ⇒ 12 Place settings

Dimensions:

- width ⇒ 59.6 cm

- height ⇒ 81.8 - 87.8 cm

- depth ⇒ 55.5 cm

Controls:

Power up / Power down ⇒ ON/OFF button, always installed

Selection of programmes ⇒ By button

Selection of options ⇒ By button

Display system ⇒ LCD and LEDs

Communication (Talkie vers.) ⇒ Specific electronic board and speaker

Washing systems ⇒ Combined / Pulse

Water level control ⇒ Pressure switch + Software

Water heating ⇒ Heating element enclosed in tube (2100 W)

Temperature control ⇒ NTC temp. sensor

Drying systems ⇒ Activ / Turbo

Safety systems / Alarms ⇒ Full protection of water/electrical systems and software

3 CONTROL PANEL

The configuration of the control panel may vary with:

 Brand and appearance of unit  Type of dishwasher: free-standing or built-in  Type of circuit boards used  Number of buttons for selecting programmes  Number of buttons for selecting options  Number of LEDs and/or configuration of LCD

3.1 LCD

These models use a new LCD display which can display the most common languages and all letters

of the alphabet, numbers and symbols.

Depicted above are the LCD displays used in free-standing and built-in models, with all elements lit.

Depicted below are figures and explanations of what may appear line-by-line on the display.

The first line shows the current selection: programme or options.

1. The segments below “PROGRAMME” identify the number of washing phases included in the cycle selected

2. The segments below “OPTIONS” identify the number of choices that are possible for the option selected

The following may appear on the second line:

1. the name of the cycle selected (while it is being set)

2. once the cycle has started, the washing phases in the cycle and the temperatures involved)

3. options selected/suggested

4. time to end of cycle or delayed starting time (in hours or minutes)

The following appears on the third line:

1. the symbols that identify the cycles and options selected, or any advisories/warnings

Door is open

Certain types of programmes have been

selected

Delayed start time has been

selected

“Eco-drying” option has been selected

“Sanitize” programme has been

selected

Buzzer has been disabled

“Extra rinse” option has been

selected

@LINK connection

“3-in-1 detergent” option has been

selected

An advisory/alarm has occurred

“Bio detergent” option has been

selected

Free-standing model

Built-in model

3.2 “Talkie” Version

Some EDW2500 dishwasher models features also the “Talkie” functionality. These models are

configured so that they can communicate in different languages according to the brand/market.

The “Talkie” version of the EDW2500 features a speaker contained in a plastic box (figg. A and B), hooked to the tie and screwed to the hinge, positioned on the left front side of the inner door (fig. C) and connected electrically to the board with the voice function, which is fitted with 2 screws under the control panel (fig. D).

Speaker Assembly

figg. A and B

Speaker Box

Speaker

fig. C

fig. D

3.2.1 Vocal messages

During the setting of the washing programme three types of vocal messages can be heard:

• messages that explain the utility of the programme and describe the various options

• messages that confirm the selection of the option

• messages that remind the possible necessary operations of maintenance

During the programme it can be heard:

• alarm messages in case of malfunctioning also temporary; in these cases the message is immediate and is repeated till the solution of the problem

The vocal messages can be deactivated using the button Options and adjusting the volume on Level 0.

Warning: even if the voice is excluded, the alarm vocal messages remain always active!

NOTE: The vocal messages can be reproduced in different languages. Selecting the desired language to

display the messages on the display, the same language will be automatically set in the voice control board.

All the possible vocal fragments are listed below; the software will buil the message by composing

one, two or more fragments:

English

Messages

Hello

The program is running. To complete the program Close the door Remember to clean the dishwasher filter Remember to put salt in the special container Remember to put rinse aid in the special container Press OK-Start to continue

Programs

Select the program

70° INTENSIVE AUTOMATIC 30 MINUTES ENERGY-SAVING

45° GLASS 50° NORMAL 65° NORMAL PREWASH 65° QUICK 50° SAVING 45° GLASS 50° ECO 65° ECO 50° BIO 50° BIO SAVING 60° QUICK 70° INTENSIVE AUTO DAILY 60° QUICK 45° GLASS PREWASH

50° ECO PLATE WARMER AUTOMATIC 70° INTENSIVE 55° SHORT 20 MINUTES EAT-LOAD-RUN

Very dirty pots and dishes daily use. Automatically adjusts times, temperatures and consumption according to the quantity and

dirtiness of dishes. normally dirty dishes with minimum consumption

fragile glasses and dishes not very dirty dishes daily use, washing at 65°C rinse dishes awaiting subsequent complete washing warm the dishes before taking them to the table or for removing the dust from dishes that have been in

the cupboards for a long time reduced load of dishes used daily

It is advisable to place a teaspoon of detergent in the WRD container Select possible required options Before starting the program make sure the spray arms turn freely

Press OK-START to start the program The program is finished. You can switch off the dishwasher

The dishwasher is in demo mode.

Options and menus

Childlock, keyboard safety lock Childlock is selected Childlock is deselected Childlock is active. You can deactivate it by pressing any key for 5 seconds and modifying the relevant

option. You can delay the start of the program by 1 to 19 hours. Select the required time and press OK-START

You have selected delayed start The count-down has started Special sanitizing option. The option has been selected The option has been deselected Add an extra rinse You have selected the extra rinse You have deselected the extra rinse With the program selected you cannot add the extra rinse The profile of the wash programs is adapted to optimize results according to the detergent selected You have selected "Normal Detergent" You have selected "3in1 Detergent" You have selected "BIO Detergent" You have selected "4in1 Detergent" Reduce drying time You have selected Eco drying You have selected normal drying

You can adjust the volume of all the acoustic signals The required volume has been stored You can activate or deactivate rinse aid dispensing. The modification is valid only if you have selected the

3in1 detergent option. Rinse aid dispensing is selected

Rinse aid dispensing is deselected You can adjust the water softener according to water hardness The required water hardness has been stored You can adjust the display contrast The required contrast has been stored You can adjust the display brightness The required brightness has been stored

The option selected is not available with this program Press OK-START to select the options displayed in sequence Press OK-START to confirm the selection

Alarms

Attention: the dishwasher is not filling with water. Make sure the water cock is not closed and that the filling pipe is not constricted. Attention: the dishwasher is not draining the water. Make sure the drain pipe is properly connected and not bent, and that the sink drain is not blocked. Attention: the antiflood system has been activated

Attention: there may be a fault in the water recirculating pump Attention: there may be a fault in the water heating device. The program has been zero-set Press OK-START to resume program execution. If the alarm occurs again. Close the water cock, switch the dishwasher off and contact Assistance Service

Cancel

You have cancelled the previous selection. You can make a new one. You have cancelled the program You have cancelled the delayed start

3.3 Controls

3.3.1 Turning the appliance on and off (S0)

The ON/OFF button with corresponding LED L0 is installed on all models. The S0 button is used to turn the unit on and off. Turning off the unit with the S0 button does not cancel the programme in progress.

Important!

If the unit is plugged in, mains voltage is present on all circuit boards even when the ON/OFF button is not pressed (when appliance is shut off).

3.3.2 Selecting programmes

 The free-standing model

can be equipped with up to 6 buttons (S1-S6) with 6 accompanying LEDs,

which correspond to 6 different washing programmes.

 The built-in model

is equipped with a button (S1) for selecting the programmes. When the button is pressed repeatedly, the various programmes included in the machine appear in sequence on the display.

The operation of the buttons and their number exclusively

depend on the software in the machine.

3.3.3 Selecting options

 The free-standing model

can be equipped with up to 5 dedicated buttons (O1-O5) for selecting options.

 The built-in model is equipped with 4 dedicated buttons (O2-O5) for selecting options.

The operation and number of buttons exclusively

depend on the software in the machine.

In any event, the “Options” button, the “Cancel” button and and the “OK/START” button are always

present since these buttons are used to access the service mode (see section 9).

Freestanding model

Free-standing model

Built-in model

4 WASHING

4.1 Wash programmes

Possible options

Type

Programme

Prewash (ºC)

Wash (ºC)

No. of rinses

Half load

Sanitize

3 in 1

Extra rinse

Bio detergent

“Tablet”

Eco drying



Min. ~

Intensive (maximum speed)

55 68 2 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

120’

Short Intensive

50 68 2 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

88‘

Normal (maximum speed)

68 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

100‘

Delicate

55 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

98‘

Delicate without prewash

55 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

89‘

Normal 3 rinses

68 2 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

102‘

Normal 3 rinses

without prewash

-68 2 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

93‘

Axx Energy label

-- 60 max 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

162‘

Fast Energy label

55 max 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

134‘

Auto performance

Energy label

65 max 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

141‘

Auto

Auto 50-65°C

50-68 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

92‘-115’

Short

-- 50 1 ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

52‘

Soak

-- --

♦

♦ ♦

12‘

Short 30 min

-- 65 max -- ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺

31‘

Heat plates

-- --

♦

♦ ♦

30‘

Glassware

45 1 ☺ ☺ ☺

♦

☺

71‘

NB: The number and types of wash programmes vary with the configuration of the model.

4.1.1 Automatic programme

 Turbidity sensor

Some models fitted with a turbidity sensor can be equipped with a special “Automatic” programme that optimises the cycle to compensate for the quantity of dishes loaded and the amount of dirt on them. The sensor is located on the outside of the sump and directly contacts the water. The NTC sensor that controls wash water temperature and the infrared turbidity sensor that checks the turbidity of the water (and thus the amount of dirt deposited on the dishes) are contained in a single component.

 Detection of dirtiness

The degree of turbidity is measured during the cold prewash.

A LED powered by the main board (connector H5) projects a beam of light at a photo receiver.

In the photo receiver circuit (connector H6 on the main board), a current circulates that is proportional to the amount of light received (and is thus inversely proportional to the degree of turbidity). The microprocessor measures the signal in the circuit and determines the most appropriate cycle for the amount of dirt dissolved in the water.

 Detection of load

The quantity of dishes loaded (full or 1/2 load) is detected during the first heating phase in the washing cycle by measuring the speed of water temperature increase (NTC sensor, connector H8).

 Full load: when the slope of the curve is less

than the programmed standard threshold  Half load when the slope of the curve is

greater than the programmed standard

threshold

Phases in the automatic programme

Shown below are the variations in programme phases which are made as a function of dirt level and load.

Type Phases in the programme

Load

Very

dirty?

Prewash Wash First rinse Second rinse Hot rinse Drying

Full Yes 68º C cold

Full No 55º C

Half full Yes 55º C Half full No

cold

50º C

cold

68º C 24 min.

4.2 Selecting a programme

1. Close the door and turn the appliance on by pressing button S0

 The relative LED L0 lights up

 The LCD display lights up with a welcome message and then flashes the last programme run (to run

this programme again, skip to point 4)

2. To choose a different

programme:

a) On the free-standing model, press the button for the

desired programme (S1-S5): the relative LED lights up to confirm that the selection has been made, see fig. 2a

b) On the built-in model, press button S1 repeatedly until the

desired programme appears on the display; see fig. 2b

3. The following then appears on the LCD:

 The name of the programme, which flashes

 The time in minutes from the beginning to the end of the cycle

 Segments at the top of the display, in the same number as the number of washing phases in the

programme selected

 The symbols that characterise the programme

fig. 2a

fig. 2b

temperature

time

threshold

1/2 load

full load

4. Press the “OK/START” button to confirm the choice and start the cycle

5. At this point, the LCD will display advisories, for example, such as no salt and/or no rinse-aid in the

machine (on free-standing models, text will appear against a red background)

 Correct the problems displayed NB: If the 3-in-1 detergent option has been chosen, the no rinse-aid advisory is disabled

6. Press the “OK/START” button again to start the programme. See fig. 6. The following items appear on the LCD:

 The name of the phase in progress  The washing temperature  The time remaining in minutes to the end of the cycle  The symbols that characterise the programme / phase in progress  The phase in progress, which flashes

4.2.1 Cancelling a programme

To cancel a programme after it has been started:

1. Press the “Cancel” button:

• On free-standing models, the LED for the programme in progress begins to flash

• The LCD displays “Interrupt?”

2. Press the “OK/START” button: the programme is cancelled and the machine sets itself to the cycle

selection mode with “Set the programme” on the display

3. At this point, a new cycle can be selected by following the instructions reported above at section 4.3.1.4

or 4.3.1.5, depending on the model.

NB: If the cycle has not yet been started, all the selections made can be changed by pressing the proper buttons.

4.2.2 Interrupting a programme

To interrupt a programme in progress:

1. Shut off the machine by pressing the S0 button  Press button S0 once again. The cycle resumes from the point at which it was interrupted.

2. Open the door carefully  When the door is closed, the cycle resumes from the point at which it was interrupted, but with a

slight delay

NB: “Close the door” appears on the display while the door is open

Important: If the appliance is turned off or the door is opened for more than 30 seconds during the drying cycle, the cycle will end after the regeneration phase and the appliance will be set to the cycle selection mode when the machine is turned back on (the last cycle run will flash on the LCD).

fig. 6

4.3 Options

Every dishwasher with the EDW2500 control system is equipped with an “Options” button:

1. When Options button is pressed repeatedly, all available options are displayed in sequence

o All available options are displayed on the LCD in sequence o The LCD shows the current setting for the option displayed

2. Press “OK/START” button to select the option to be modified

o The LCD flashes the current setting for the option displayed

3. When Options button is now pressed repeatedly, all the available modifications for the selected option are displayed in sequence

o The LCD flashes the new setting for the option displayed

4. Press “OK/START” button to confirm the new setting

o The system now returns to the cycle selection mode

NB: If “Cancel” button is pressed repeatedly before point 4 is reached, the system exits the options mode and returns to the cycle selection mode, and no modification is made. Here is a description of all the options available:

4.3.1 Eco-drying:

this option must be selected every time it is desired, and its availability depends on the duration of the cycle that will be run. The option is selected by pressing the relative button, and the relative icon then appears on the LCD. It is available in all programmes with at least 15 minutes of drying time (excluding “Short Intensive”, “Short”, “Short 30 min”, “Soak” and “Heat plates”): Drying time is reduced to only 15 minutes “Energy Label” programmes are shorted by 39 minutes; all other programmes are shortened by 9 minutes

4.3.2 Extra rinse: this option must be selected every time it is desired. When it is selected, the relative icon appears on the LCD. It can also be selected from the “Service” mode (see section 8). It is not available in the “Soak” and “Heat plates” cycles: A rinse with pulse washing is added that lasts around 9 minutes.

4.3.3 Detergent

• NORMAL

• “3 in 1”: When this option is selected, it remains selected

until it is disabled, and the relative icon appears on the LCD. The option modifies the phases in the programme to optimise performance when “3 in 1” detergent tablets are used. It is not available in the “Soak” and “Heat plates” cycles:

 The programme length and the temperatures are specially varied to dissolve the detergent tablets  Water exchange (dilution drainage) is diminished)  Rinse-aid is not dispensed from the corresponding container  Regeneration (washing of resins) and salt are disabled from the corresponding container

• “Bio”: When this option is selected, it remains selected until it is disabled, and the relative icon appears on the LCD. The option modifies the phases in the programme to optimise performance when “bio” (organic) detergent is used and is available in all programmes:

 The wash times and certain temperatures are increased (in all programmes except for “Soak” and

“Heat plates”)

4.3.4 Rinse-aid:

When this option is selected, it remains selected

until the setting is changed. Only when the “3in1” option is selected, in case of not satisfying drying results, it enables or disables the delivery of rinse-aid from the detergent dispenser. If delivery is disabled, the “Put the rinse aid” advisory does not appear on the display”.

4.3.5 Water hardness:

When this option is selected, it remains selected

until the setting is changed. Using a sequence of water hardness values expressed in French degrees, the user can adjust the amount of water loaded into the machine between regeneration steps. The adjustment is subdivided into 10 levels. If the first level is set, the regeneration step is disabled and the “Put the salt” advisory does not appear on the display.

4.3.6 Language:

When this option is set, it remains set

until the setting is changed. The language, in which the menus,

programmes, options and advisories are displayed and heard, can be changed.

4.3.7 Buzzer volume:

When this option is set, it remains set

until the setting is changed. The option is used to vary the volume of the buzzer and of the vocal messages from 0 to 5. The “buzzer disabled” icon appears on the display when the setting is “0”. The alarm vocal messages remain always active even if the selected level is “0”.

4.3.8 Brightness of LCD:

When this option is set, it remains set

until the setting is changed. It is used to set the brightness of the back

of the LCD from “0” (minimum setting) to “10” (maximum setting).

4.3.9 Contrast of LCD:

When this option is set, it remains set

until the setting is changed. It is used to set the contrast between the

back and the writings of the LCD from “0” (minimum setting) to “10” (maximum setting).

4.3.10 Delayed start:

This option enables the user to delay the start of the washing cycle and the relative options. A dedicated button is assigned to this option.

To select a “delayed start” time:

1. Close the door and turn the appliance on by pressing button S0

 LED L0 lights up

 The LCD lights up with a welcome message and is then set to the cycle selection mode

2. Press the DELAY START button

 The delayed start time flashes on the display  Every time the button is pressed, the delayed start time increases by 1 hour up to a maximum of 19

hours [1 hr – 2 hrs …..19 hrs…0 hr]

3. Choose the programme and any options desired:

 The time remaining to the end of the cycle appears momentarily on the display

4. Press “OK/START” button O5 to confirm the settings

5. The “delayed start” time now begins:

 The time set now appears steadily on the display while the icon on the third line flashes to indicate

the countdown: the time decreases by hours [19 hrs – 18 hrs – 17 hrs …..1 hr] and then by minutes during the final hour [1 hr - 59 min – 58 min… 0]

NB: During the countdown (until the machine starts), the “delayed start” time can be changed or zeroed by pressing the DELAY START button.

6. When the countdown is over, the machine starts automatically

 “Time to end of cycle” now appears on the display, along with the step in progress and the relative

temperature.

NB: The delayed start time can be set after the wash programme has been selected.

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