Maytag MFS35PDFTS, MFS25PNFTS, MFS25PDFTS, MFS18PDFTS, MFS35PNFTS Installation Instructions

1. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Publication date: 28 Jun 2007

1. TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................1

2. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.......................................................................2

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................5

4. MACHINE INSTALLATION...........................................................................................9

4.1. MACHINE INSPECTION .........................................................................................................................9

4.2. WASHER STORAGE...............................................................................................................................9

4.3. WASHER POSITIONING.........................................................................................................................9

4.4. SHIPPING BRACKETS .........................................................................................................................12

4.5. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION................................................................................................................14

4.6. WATER CONNECTION.........................................................................................................................17

4.7. STEAM CONNECTION .........................................................................................................................19

4.8. WATER DRAIN CONNECTION ............................................................................................................19

4.9. AIR VENT CONNECTION .....................................................................................................................20

4.10. LIQUID SOAP CONNECTION.............................................................................................................20

4.11. PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR OPERATION...............................................................................23

5. MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS......................................................................24

5.1. MAINTENANCE.....................................................................................................................................24

5.2. ADJUSTMENTS AND PART´S EXCHANGES......................................................................................25

5.2.1. ADJUSTMENT OF DOOR SEAL THRUST ....................................................................................25

5.2.2. REPLACEMENT OF DOOR RUBBER ...........................................................................................26

5.2.3. ADJUSTING OF VIBRATION SWITCH..........................................................................................26

5.2.4. REPLACEMENT / REGULATION OF THE BELT ..........................................................................27

5.2.5. WATER FILTERS............................................................................................................................28

5.2.6. TIGHTENING MOMENTS...............................................................................................................28

5.2.7. FUSES ............................................................................................................................................28

6. TROUBLESHOOTING AIDS.......................................................................................29

6.1. ERROR HANDLING ..............................................................................................................................29

6.2. PROBLEM CHECK LIST .......................................................................................................................29

6.3. DOOR FAILS TO OPEN........................................................................................................................31

7. LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS...............................................................32

8. PUTTING THE MACHINE OUT OF SERVICE ............................................................33

8.1. DISCONNECTING THE MACHINE.......................................................................................................33

8.2. MACHINE LIQUIDATION ......................................................................................................................33

8.2.1. POSSIBILITY OF THE MACHINE LIQUIDATION BY THE SPECIALIZED COMPANY........................33

8.2.2. POSSIBILITY OF THE MACHINE LIQUIDATION BY OWN POTENTIAL .....................................33

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2. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

♦ This English version is the original version of this manual. The instructions for the appliance are only

complete with the programming, user and spare parts information.

♦ Safety instructions included in manuals for personnel operating the appliance must be printed and posted

on a visible place near the machine in the laundry room.

♦ The washer extractor is designed for fabrics washing only, other objects can damage the washer and can

cause damage or injuries.

♦ The manufacturer is not responsible for the damage to the fabrics that are washed by an inappropriate

washing method.

♦ Always follow the instructions and/or warnings that are stated on the fabrics, washing products or cleaning

products mentioned by the manufacturer.

♦ The washer must be set up in accordance with the instructions. All drain, inlet, electrical connections,

ventilation, groundings and other connections must be done in according to the installation manual,
in compliance with the local standards done by qualified technicians with proper authorization.

♦ The valid standards for connecting to the local power network (TT,TN,IT,…) must be followed.

In the standard execution, the appliance may not be suitable for connecting to an IT supply system.
Contact your commercial distributor for assistance.

♦ All appliances are produced according the EMC-directive (Electro-Magnetic-Compatibility). They can be used

in restricted surroundings only (comply minimally with class A requirements). For safety reasons there must
be kept the necessary precaution distances with sensitive electrical or electronic device(s).

♦ Do not change the parameters of the frequency inverter. This can cause serious injury, fire, washer damage, etc.
♦ During transportation and storage never use excessive forces on the packing because components can be

damaged protruding the contour line of the appliance.

♦ Use copper conductors only. This appliance must be connected to a supply circuit to which no lighting units

or general-purpose receptacles are connected.

♦ Any changes concerning the installation which are not described in this Installation Manual must be approved

by the supplier or manufacturer. Otherwise, the supplier and manufacturer are not responsible for potential
injuries to operators or for any damages. Interventions in the appliance execution or functions are not allowed,
and the manufacturer refuses any responsibility in such cases.

♦ The washer extractor must be installed on level. If not, the washer may become unbalanced during extraction

and, although fitted with an unbalance safety, the washer may become seriously damaged what may result
in bodily injuries.

♦ Never put the washer in operation when the transporting braces are not removed. The washer should

always be tested before use.

♦ Keep the appliance top and surface and the area around clean and clear of combustible or flammable

products.

♦ Do not store flammable materials around the appliances. Define the dangerous areas in the laundry room

and obstruct an admission to them during appliances operating.

♦ Do not wash articles that have been previously cleaned in, wash in soaked in, or spotted with gasoline,

dry-cleaning solvents, or other flammable or explosive substances as they give off vapors that could ignite
or explode.

♦ Do not add gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents, or other flammable or explosive substances to the wash water.

These substances give off vapors that could ignite or explode.

♦ Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be created in the hot water system that has not been used for

two or more weeks. HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSIVE. If the hot water system has not been used for such
period open all hot water taps and let the water run out for few minutes. This will release any accumulated
gas. As this gas is flammable, do not smoke or use open flames during this time.

♦ TEMPERATURE IN WASHING MACHINE TUB: The electronic controller uses the temperature sensor

in the tub to control the temperature of the washing bath. There are a lot of things that have influence on
the temperature measurement. Therefore the temperature control of the washing bath is not very precise.

WARNING - SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR LATER USE.
Failure to comply with the instructions may lead to incorrect use of the appliance, and may
result in risk of fire, bodily injuries or death and/or damage to the laundry and/or the
appliance.

WARNING - Read the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS in this manual carefully before
operating the appliance. Improper use of the appliance may cause risk of fire, electrical
shock or serious body injuries or death as well as serious damage to the appliance.

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♦ Always strictly comply with the instructions that are written on the laundry chemicals-, laundry aids-,

dry-cleaning solvents- and disinfectants packaging to avoid personal injury. Keep these agents out of the reach
of children, preferably in a locked cabinet.

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Do not tamper the washer-extractor controls and do not bypass the safety instructions and the warnings.

♦ Do not use some means on the soap dispenser lid to hold it open by filling or when the machine operates.

The discharge or splashing of hazardous liquid can cause serious scalding and burning.

♦ Do not operate the appliance when parts are broken or missing or when covers are open. The appliance

may not be operated until the fixed guards are put correctly in place.

♦ The appliance must not be stored, installed or exposed to the weather, extreme low or high temperature

and humidity levels. Do not hose down the washer. NEVER allow the appliance to get wet.

♦ Check the functioning of the door lock mechanism on regular base. NEVER bypass the doorlock mechanism.
♦ Disconnect the power and close all water and steam supply before cleaning, servicing and at the end of each

operating day.

♦ Out of the venting at the back of the washer can escape warm vapor or and hot air. Do not cover the vent

but protect it sufficiently. It serves air gap and as a vapor outlet to prevent pressure building in the washer.

♦ Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance or attempt any servicing unless specifically recommended

in the service manual or published user-repair instructions that you understand and have the skills to carry out.
Only qualified service personnel may open the appliance to carry out servicing.

♦ Information contained in this manual is intended for use by a qualified service technician familiar with proper

and safe procedures to be followed when repairing an electrical appliance. All tests and repairs should be
performed by a qualified service technician equipped with proper tools and measuring devices. All component
replacements should be made by a qualified service technician using only factory approved replacement
parts.

♦ Improper assembly or adjustment may occur if service or repair is attempted by persons other then qualified

service technicians or if parts other then approved replacement parts are used. Improper assembly or adjustment
can create hazardous conditions.

♦ There can be a risk of injury or electrical shock while performing services or repairs. Injury or electrical shock

can be serious or even fatal. Consequently, extreme caution should be taken while performing voltage checks
on individual components or a product. PLEASE NOTE: Except as necessary to perform a particular in servicing
a product, the electrical power supply should ALWAYS be disconnected when servicing a product.

♦ All industrial (OPL - On Premise Laundry) washers are designed for use in Laundry with professionally

trained attendants.

♦ Before the appliance is removed from service or discarded, remove the door.
♦ Any Water or Steam Leaks Must Be Repaired Immediately. Closed supply immediately.
♦ If any problems or failures should arise, immediately contact your dealer, serviceman or manufacturer.
♦ The manufacturer reserves the right to change the manuals without previous notice.

WARNING -- CAUTION

This appliance must be connected to a grounded metal, permanent wiring system, and additionally
an equipment-grounding conductor must be run with the circuit conductors and connected to the
equipment-grounding terminal or lead on the appliance.

WARNING -- CAUTION

In order to minimize the risk of fire, electrical shock and injury, THIS WASHER MUST BE PROPERLY
GROUNDED. Never plug in or direct-wire an appliance unless it is properly grounded in accordance
with all local and national codes.
If more appliances in the same location, mutual grounding must be applied where possible.

WARNING -- CAUTION
The washer extractor is intended to be permanently connected, it MUST be secured mounted

to a NON-COMBUSTIBLE, adequate floor structure. A concrete foundation is required. Metal reinforced
wood floors are NOT allowed due to the risk of fire and excessive vibrations.
NEVER install the washer on an upper floor or over a basement without a load support designed
by a structural engineer.

WARNING - Although the appliance may be in the „off“ position, there is still electrical power to the switch
supply terminals.

WARNING - When power supply has been switched off wait for at least 10 minutes before starting inspection
or servicing the washer. Before starting inspection of frequency inverter, check for residual voltage across main
circuit terminals + and -. This voltage must be below 30 VDC before you can access the inverter for inspection.

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WARNING - Do not allow children to play on, in or around the appliance at any time. Close supervision

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of children is necessary when the appliance is used near children. Never permit children to operate the appliance.
WARNING - Do not open door until cylinder remains stopped and water has been drained completely.

If the door safety lock does not work, do not use washer until the door lock mechanism is repaired.
CAUTION! - Follow all valid basic safety rules and laws. The instructions in this manual cannot account

for every possible dangerous situation. They must be generally understood. Caution and care are factors
which can not included in the design of the appliance and all persons who install, operate or maintain
the appliance must be qualified and familiar with the operating instructions. It is up to the user to take proper
care when operating the appliance.

CAUTION! - Do not remove warning signs placed on the appliance. Observe signs and labels to avoid
personal injuries. Safety labels appear at crucial locations on the appliance. Failure to maintain legible safety
labels could result in injury to the operator or service technician.

CAUTION! - If the installed appliance operate with coin, token or similar operation for use in self-service
situations, then the owner-installer must provide a remote-located emergency stop device. This device must
be placed in such a way that it is easy and safely accessible for the users. The emergency stop device takes
care that at least the control circuit of the appliance is interrupted.

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3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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DRY LOAD CAPACITY (1/10) 6 kg / 13 lb 7 kg / 18 lb 10 kg / 25 lb 16 kg / 35 lb
MACHINE DIMENSIONS

Width 660 mm / 25.98“ 660 mm / 25.98“ 660 mm / 25.98“ 835 mm / 32.87“
Depth 770 mm / 30.31“ 770 mm / 30.31“ 865 mm / 34.05“ 1040 mm / 40.94“
Height 1070 mm / 42.12“ 1070 mm / 42.12“ 1130 mm / 44.48“ 1295 mm / 50.98“
PACKING DIMENSIONS
Width 750 mm / 29.53“ 750 mm / 29.53“ 750 mm / 29.53“ 930 mm / 36.61“
Depth 850 mm / 33.46“ 850 mm / 33.46“ 950 mm / 37.40“ 1140 mm / 44.88“
Height 1250 mm / 49.21“ 1250 mm / 49.21“ 1300 mm / 51.18“ 1510 mm / 59.44“
Transportation volume 0.79 m3 / 27.89 ft
DIMENSIONS OF INNER DRUM
Diameter 530 mm / 20.86“ 530 mm / 20.86“ 530 mm / 20.86“ 650 mm / 25.6“
Depth 270 mm / 10,63“ 330 mm / 12,99“ 420 mm / 16.53“ 500 mm / 19.68“
Drum Volume 60 dm3 / 15.85 gal 73dm3 / 19.28gal 95 dm3 / 25.1 gal 166dm³ / 43.8 gal
Door opening

285 mm / 11,22“ 285 mm / 11,22“ 285 mm / 11,22“ 410 mm / 16,14“

WEIGHT
Net 230 kg / 508 lb 235 kg / 519 lb 275 kg / 607 lb 465 kg / 1026 lb
Gross 240 kg / 530 lb 250 kg / 552 lb 300 kg / 662 lb 495 kg / 1092 lb

ELECTRICAL DATA

3x380-415V+N 50/60Hz
3x380-415V 50/60Hz
3x440-480V 50/60Hz
3x220-240V 50Hz
1x220-240V 50/60Hz
1x200-208V 50/60Hz

POWER SUPPLY

-- deviations

INPUT POWER MACHINE

Electric heating 6kW 6.75 kW
Electric heating 9 kW

9.75 kW

Electric heating 12 kW - 12.75 kW 13.5 kW
Electric heating 18 kW - - - 20.3 kW
Without heating or steam 0.75 kW

NOMINAL MOTOR OUTPUT
Residual current device (RCD)
SUPPLY PROTECTION DEVICE

0.75 kW

Use „slow“ type Protection Devices (circuit breakers: curve D)

Steam or without electrical heating
200-240V 1/3AC

16A (15A)

380- 400V + N 3AC
Steam or without electrical heating

(380- 480V 3AC)

10A 10A 10A 16A (15A)

El. heating 6kW (200-240V 3AC)
El. heating 6kW (380-480V 3AC)
El. heating 9kW (200-240V 3AC)
El. heating 9kW (380-480V 3AC)
El. heating 12kW (200-240V 3AC)
El. heating 12kW (380-480V 3AC)
El. heating 18kW (200-240V 3AC)
El. heating 18kW (380-480V 3AC)

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0.79 m3 / 27.89 ft

3

0.92 m3 / 32.48 ft

- not applicable for electrical heating

- not applicable for 7kg / 18lb, or for el. heating

-6% to +10% of the voltage supply ±1 Hz

6.75 kW

9.75 kW

0.75 kW

0.75 kW

7.5 kW

10.5 kW

1.5 kW 2.3 kW

1.5 kW 2.2 kW

100mA, class B

16A (15A) 16A (15A) 20A

25A
16A
32A
20A
40A
25A
60A
40A

Tab.3.A

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1.6 m3 / 56.5 ft

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11.3 kW

14.3 kW

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WASHING FUNCTIONS
Washing 48 RPM
High extracting 1000 RPM
G-factor 300 300 300 350

CONNECTION
WATER CONNECTION

0.1-0.8 MPa /

Water pressure range

Recommended water pressure

Water inlet BSP 3/4“ BSP 3/4“
Maximal water temperature 90°C / 194°F 90°C / 194°F 90°C / 194°F 90°C / 194°F

DRAIN CONNECTION
Drain valve diameter 76 mm/3“
Flow amount with drain valve 3.5 l/s 3.5 l/s 3.5 l/s 3.5 l/s
STEAM CONNECTION
Steam connection G1/2“
Steam pressure low 1-3 bar / 14,5-44 PSI
Steam pressure high 3-8 bar / 44-116 PSI

ELECTRICAL CONSUMPTION

Light soiled fabrics, wash 60°C (1)
Without electrical heating 0.2 kWh 0.2 kWh 0.3 kWh 0.5 kWh
With electrical heating 1.2 kWh 1.3 kWh 1.7 kWh 3.5 kWh

WORKING CONDITIONS
Ambient temperature +5°C (41°F) to

Relative humidity 30% to 90%

Height above sea level up to 1000 m /

Storage temperature 0°C (32°F) to

FLOOR DATA
Max.static load on floor 2413 N 2492 N 3002 N 5450 N
Max.dynamic load on floor 650 N 730 N 1100 N 1220 N
Frequency of dynamic load 16 Hz 16 Hz 16 Hz 16Hz

NOISE
Equivalent sound power level

Leq (dB(A))

1-8 bar /

14.5-116 PSI

0.3-0.5 MPa /
3 - 5 bar /

43 - 73 PSI

+35°C (95°F)

without

condensation

3280 ft

+55°C (131°F)

< 70 dB(A) < 70 dB(A) < 70 dB(A) < 70 dB(A)

Tab.3.A continuation

48 RPM

1000 RPM

0.1-0.8 MPa /
1-8 bar /

14.5-116 PSI

0.3-0.5 MPa /

3 - 5 bar /

43 - 73 PSI

76 mm/3“

+5°C (41°F) to

+35°C (95°F)

30% to 90%

without

condensation

up to 1000 m /

3280 ft

0°C (32°F) to

+55°C (131°F)

48 RPM

1000 RPM

0.1-0.8 MPa /
1-8 bar /

14.5-116 PSI

0.3-0.5 MPa /

3 - 5 bar /

43 - 73 PSI

BSP 3/4“ BSP 3/4“

76 mm/3“

+5°C (41°F) to

+35°C (95°F)

30% to 90%

without

condensation

up to 1000 m /

3280 ft

0°C (32°F) to

+55°C (131°F)

45 RPM

980 RPM

0.1-0.8 MPa /
1-8 bar /

14.5-116 PSI

0.3-0.5 MPa /

3 - 5 bar /

43 - 73 PSI

76 mm/3“

+5°C (41°F) to

+35°C (95°F)

30% to 90%

without

condensation

up to 1000 m /

3280 ft

0°C (32°F) to

+55°C (131°F)

maximum dimensions including protruding parts

(1) Depends of cold and hot water supply temperature and wash program setup

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6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb 16kg / 35lb

Fig.3.

1. Control panel

2. Connection liquid soap

3. Serial plate

4. Soap hopper venting

5. Water supply

6. Frequency inverter

7. Fuses

8. Main switch

9. Electrical supply connection

10. Drain

11. Adjustable leg

12. Steam connection

13. Soap hopper

14. Liquid soap relay board box

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K
L
M
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6kg / 13lb 7kg / 18lb 10kg / 25lb 16kg / 35lb

660 mm / 25.98“ 660 mm / 25.98“ 660 mm / 25.98“ 835 mm / 32.87“
685 mm / 26.97“ 685 mm / 26.97“ 785 mm / 30.91“ 960 mm / 37.8“

1070 mm / 42.13“ 1070 mm / 42.13“ 1130 mm / 44.49“ 1295 mm / 50.98“

560 mm / 22.05“ 560 mm / 22.05“ 560 mm / 22.05“ 715 mm / 28.15“
585 mm / 23.03“ 585 mm / 23.03“ 685 mm / 26.97“ 815 mm / 32.09“

20 mm / 0.79“ 20 mm / 0.79“ 20 mm / 0.79“ ­420 mm / 15.54“ 420 mm / 15.54“ 480 mm / 18.90“ 430 mm / 16.92“
263 mm / 10.35“ 263 mm / 10.35“ 263 mm / 10.35“ 300 mm / 11.81“
910 mm / 35.83“ 910 mm / 35.83“ 970 mm / 38.19“ 1135 mm / 44.68“

103 mm / 4.06“ 103 mm / 4.06“ 103 mm / 4.06“ 120 mm / 4.72“

980 mm / 38.58“ 980 mm / 38.58“ 1040 mm / 40.94“ 1195 mm / 47“

44 mm / 1.73“ 44 mm / 1.73“ 44 mm / 1.73“ 44 mm / 1.73“
835 mm / 32.87“ 835 mm / 32.87“ 895 mm / 35.24“ 1015 mm / 39.96“

78 mm / 3.07“ 78 mm / 3.07“ 78 mm / 3.07“ 55 mm / 2.16“
375 mm / 14.76“ 375 mm / 14.76“ 375 mm / 14.76“ 415 mm / 16.33“

P
Q
R
S
T
U
V

W

15 mm / 0.6“ 15 mm / 0.6“ 15 mm / 0.6“ 20 mm / 0.79“
445 mm / 17.52“ 445 mm / 17.52“ 445 mm / 17.52“ 530 mm / 20.86“
700 mm / 27.56“ 700 mm / 27.56“ 700 mm / 27.56“ 700 mm / 27.55“

600 mm / 23.6“ 600 mm / 23.6“ 600 mm / 23.6“ 600 mm / 23.62“

68 mm / 2.67“ 68 mm / 2.67“ 68 mm / 2.67“ 200 mm / 7.87“

850 mm / 33.46“ 850 mm / 33.46“ 850 mm / 33.46“ 1060 mm / 41.73“

- - 339 mm / 13,34“ 470 mm / 18.5“

- - 874 mm / 34.40“ 1052 mm / 41.41“
Tab.3.B

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4. MACHINE INSTALLATION

4.1. MACHINE INSPECTION

When the machine is delivered, it is necessary to do a visual inspection for any damage that may have occurred
during transit. If the package or pallet are damaged or signs of possible damage are evident, let the carrier
note the condition on the shipping papers before the shipping receipt is signed.

Remove the package as soon as possible and check if the information on the serial plate correspond with your
order. The serial plate is located on the rear of the machine, fig.4.1. This determines the type of model
you have bought, the voltage and the serial number.

Fig.4.1. Serial plate

Check if the machine is not damaged and if all the accessories are included according to your order.
The accessories and manuals are located inside the machine.

4.2. WASHER STORAGE

When the machine will be stored after delivery, be sure this is followed:

- Use the delivered package to protect the machine against moisture and dirt.

- The machine may not be installed within the reach of spraying water.

- Avoid severe climatic storage conditions and excessive humidity. When the temperature changes and this
causes damp, you must avoid water under and around the machine and also on his covers.

- If possible, leave the machine in the transporting package or at least let it set on the transporting wooden
id until the time of final installation on the foundation according the chapter 4.3. of this manual.

4.3. WASHER POSITIONING

WARNING!
IF THE MACHINE IS LOCATED ON AN ELEVATED BASE FOR EASIER OPERATION.
THE MACHINE SHOULD BE SECURED FOR SAFETY REASONS.

- Before placing the machine on its place, remove the packaging, loosen the rear panel (see fig.4.4., pos.4)
and the service panel (pos.3). Remove the four bolts, which holds the machine on the wooden pallet.
Lift up the machine carefully, take care not to damage the machine components.

- Leave at least a 0.6m / 23,6“ free space between the rear panel of machine and the wall. Leave at least
a 15 mm / 0.6“ free space between the side panel of the machine and the wall or other machine.
Above the machine must be minimum 0.7m / 27.56“ of free space for the maintenance access.

- All passages and spaces the machine has to be transported through at installation should be reasonably
dimensioned to meet the height and width of the machine including the package.

- Never push, pull or press the components protruding from the contour line of machine(control panel, door,
control elements, water inlet and outlet pipes, etc.).

- Make sure that the loading door is closed during handling.

- Take care that the floor where the machines will be placed is underneath supported. The washer should not be
installed on an upper floor or over a basement without approval of structural engineer about the requirements
of permissible loading, vibrations and noise level in the building.

- Take care that the floor where the machines will be placed is not combustible.

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FREELY ON THE FLOOR

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The machine is to be located on a not elevated leveled concrete floor that comply with static and dynamic
stress of the machine.

The friction coefficient must be higher then 0,5 between the rubber feet and the floor material. Do not place
the machine on a smooth surface but on a rough floor material like concrete. If the friction coefficient is less,
then the machine can move while spinning. If this should happens fasten the machine, see „Fasten with anchoring
bolts“.

MACHINES 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb

Position the machine only on his 4 adjustable rubber feet.

MACHINES 16kg / 35lb

Place between the four corners of the frame and the floor a thin rubber sheet of 10 x 10 cm / 3.93“ x 3.93“
with thickness between 1-2 mm / 0.04“ - 0.08“ maximum. We advice to fasten this machines always,
see „Fasten with anchoring bolts“.

FREELY ON AN ELEVATION

MACHINES 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb

If you choose to place the machine on a metal base or pad, use a U-profile to secure the machine position.
Fix the U-profile to the iron frame by welding or fix it to the floor by anchoring bolts. This is necessary to prevent
that the machine moves from the base. Make a base according, fig.4.3.A.

Place the machines front rubber feet in the U-profile.

Fig.4.3.A Design of metal base

Distance A 660 660 760
Distance B 480 480 480
Distance C 590 590 590

6kg / 13lb 7kg / 18lb 10kg / 25lb

Tab.4.3.A Frame dimensions

WARNING!

NEVER APPLY THIS FOR A 16 kg / 35 lb MACHINE.

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SECURE ON AN ELEVATION

The machine can also be secured to a mounting base or foundation by means of bolts and anchoring bolts
to assure the safety. When a concrete pad or a frame is used then is the maximum height 305 mm / 12“.
The pad or frame must be designed so that it can carry the static and dynamic forces. The thickness of iron
profiles is minimum 4 mm / 0.158“.

For 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb machines, remove the four rubber feeds from the machine frame.
Do not tighten anchoring bolts before the concrete base around the bolts is completely secured.
Tighten the anchoring bolts with the prescribed torque of the bolts.

Fig.4.3.C Frame fixation dimensions

1. Bolt M8

2. Securing nut

3. Nut M8

4. Machine frame

5. Washer

6. Elevation frame

7. Concrete floor

8. Anchoring bolt

Fig.4.3.B On an elevation

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X1 660 mm / 25.98“ 660 mm / 25.98“ 660 mm / 25.98“ 830 mm / 32.7“
X2 560 mm / 22.05“ 560 mm / 22.05“ 560 mm / 22.05“ 715 mm / 28.1“
X3 50 mm / 1.97“ 50 mm / 1.97“ 50 mm / 1.97“ 57.5 mm / 2.26“
X4 685 mm / 26.97“ 685 mm / 26.97“ 785 mm / 30.91“ 960 mm / 37.8“
X5 455 mm / 17.91“ 455 mm / 17.91“ 565 mm / 22.24“ 815 mm / 32.09“
X6 130 mm / 5.12“ 130 mm / 5.12“ 130 mm / 5.12“ 80 mm / 3.15“
X7 115 mm / 4.53“ 115 mm / 4.53“ 115 mm / 4.53“ 135 mm / 5.32“

6kg / 13lb 7kg / 18lb 10kg / 25lb 16kg / 35lb

Tab.4.3.B Distances anchoring bolts

LEVELING THE MACHINE

WARNING!
THE MACHINE MUST RELIABLY REST IN ALL FOUR CORNERS OF THE MACHINE!
THE MACHINE MAY NOT ROCK.
THE MACHINE MUST BE IN WATER LEVELLED POSITION.

MACHINES 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb

The rubber feet are screwed on the bottom of the machine frame and are adjustable with a wrench size
13 mm / 0.5“ and 17 mm / 0.7“. Check the position of the top of the machine by a water level and adjust
machine legs, fig.3., pos.11. Adjust the four rubber feet until the machine is leveled and tighten the nuts
M10 back to the bottom of the frame as counter nut.

MACHINES 16kg / 35lb

The 16kg / 36lb machines don’t have rubber feet for adjustment to water level. When it is necessary use
thin hard plates of 10 x 10 cm / 3.93“ x 3.93“ with thickness of 1 mm / 0.04“ and place them under the frame
corner of the lowest position. Use more of them until the machines stands water level. It is always advisable
to bolt down this machine after leveling. Take care that the machine is in the lowest possible position.
If the machine with his cabinet rocks can it damage the machine cabinet. The manufacturer is not responsible
for consequences caused by a wrong installation.

4.4. SHIPPING BRACKETS

WARNING!
DO NOT TRY TO OPERATE THE MACHINE WITHOUT REMOVING THE SHIPPING BRACKETS
OTHERWISE THIS CAN LEAD TO INJURY TO PEOPLE AND CAN DAMAGE THE MACHINE.
DO NOT TRANSPORT THE MACHINE WITHOUT SHIPPING BRACKETS MOUNTED.

The machine is blocked for transport. This eliminates all possible movement of the tub assembly during
transportation. There are 3 striking shipping bars which must be removed before putting the machine into
operation.

On each machine is an instruction sheet that shows the location of the shipping brackets.
IMPORTANT: UNSCREW ONLY THE BOLTS-NUTS WHERE INDICATED!

1. Remove shipping bracket front, fig.4.4. pos.1.

2. Remove shipping bracket rear right, fig.4.4. pos.2.

3. Remove shipping bracket rear left, fig.4.4. pos.2.

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After removing the shipping brackets put the service panel, fig.4.4. pos.3 and the rear panel, fig.4.4. pos.4
back on the machine. Keep the shipping brackets pos.1, 2 for possible future transportation.

Fig.4.4. Transporting brackets

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4.5. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

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GENERAL

The machine has been designed for connecting to the electrical network according the specification of your order.
Before connection check the electrical data stated on the Data Plate (fig.3., pos.3), if they correspond to your
electrical network. An individual branch circuit needs to be used for each machine. The way of the connection
is described in fig.4.5.A. For electrical protection, there must be installed a residual current device (RCD)
and a circuit breaker in the electrical installation of the building (laundry switchboard).
For correct selection see below.

IMPORTANT:

– If the machine is not equipped with a main switch then supply disconnecting devices need to be provided

in the installation for all electrical supplies connected to the machine, in accordance with EN 60204-1 standard,
point 5.3.

– Make sure the supply voltage is always within the limits specified in the „Technical specifications“ table in all

circumstances. When you have long distances in the electrical installation, it may be necessary to use bigger
cables to reduce the voltage drop.

– When the machine is connected near a large capacity power supply transformer (500kVA or more, wiring

length shorter than 10 m) or there is a power capacitor switch-over, a power supply improving reactor must
be installed. If you do not install this, the inverter may get damaged. Contact your sales office for more info.

WARNING!
GROUNDING: IN EVENT OF MALFUNCTION OR BREAKDOWN OR LEAKAGE CURRENT, THE GROUNDING
WILL REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND SERVE AS A PROTECTING DEVICE,
BY PROVIDING A PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE OF ELECTRICAL CURRENT.
THEREFORE IT IS VERY IMPORTANT AND THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSTALLER TO ASSURE
THE WASHER IS ADEQUATELY GROUNDED AT THE POINT OF INSTALLATION TAKING
INTO CONSIDERATIONS THE NATIONAL AND LOCAL CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS.

1. Residual current device (RCD)

2. Laundry electrical switchboard

3. supply protection device

4. Washing machine

5. Phase conductors

6. Protective conductor

7. Main switch inlet terminal switchboard

8. Neutral conductor

Fig.4.5.A Machine connection to electrical network (with a residual current device)

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RESIDUAL CURRENT DEVICE (RCD)

In some countries an RCD is known as an „earth leakage trip“ or „Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter“ (GFCI)
or an „Appliance Leakage Current Interrupter“ (ALCI) or „earth (ground) leakage current breaker“.

Specifications:

– Tripping current: 100mA (if locally not available/allowed use a 30mA trip current, preferably selective type

with small time delay set)
– Install max. 2 machines on each RCD (for 30mA, only 1 machine)
– Type B. There are components inside the machine which make use of DC voltages and therefor a „type B“ RCD

is necessary. For information only: Type B is better preformance than type A, and type A is better than type AC.

When locally allowed, there must always be installed an RCD. In some power network earthing systems
(IT, TN-C,…), an RCD might not be allowed (see also IEC 60364).

Some washer control circuits are supplied with a separating transformer. Therefore the RCD may not detect
faults in the control circuits (but the fuse(s) of the separating transformer will).

SUPPLY PROTECTION DEVICE

A supply protection device basically protects the machine and wiring against overloads and short circuits.
As supply protection device, you can use either (glow-wire) fuses or (automatic) circuit breakers.
See the table 3.A, „Technical specifications“ for the rating of the nominal current and other specifications of the supply
protection device. In this table there is specified that the protection must be the „slow“ type, for circuit breakers
this means curve D. Although not recommended, if for some reason you can not use a slow type, select
the protection device with 1 step higher nominal current rating to avoid disconnecting during start-up.

SUPPLY CABLE

The supply cable is not delivered with the machine.
Specifications:

– conductors with copper cores
– stranded conductors are strongly recommended (flexible wiring) to avoid conductor breaking because of vibration
– THE CROSS SECTION DEPENDS ON THE USED SUPPLY PROTECTION DEVICE. SEE TABLE 4.5.A

FOR THE MINIMAL CROSS SECTION

– As short as possible, directly from the supply protection device to the washer without branching off.
– No plug or extension cords: The machine is intended to be permanently connected to the electrical network

Connection:
– Insert the cable through the hole in the on the rear panel, insure a strain relief (turnbuckle) is used so that the supply

cable can not move.
– Strip the conductor ends according fig.4.5.B.
– The protective conductor must be longer so that when the cable is pulled out accidentally, this conductor

is disconnected the last one!
– With stranded conductors, use „wire end tubes“ with an insulated sleeve (6) for L1/U, (L2/V), (L3/W), (N)

conductors. Make sure there can not be make accidental contact, since the supply cable stays under voltage

even when the main switch is off.
– Crimp a ring terminal (eyelet) to the protection conductor for good fixation to the PE terminal.
– Connect the supply cable conductors to the incoming terminals (main switch (1)) marked with L1/U, (L2/V),

(L3/W), (N), and the terminal (copper screw) marked with PE, see fig.4.5.C.
– Provide a sag in the cable, in front of the cable strain relief. This will avoid ingress of condensed water

into the machine, see fig.4.5.C.

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Power supply protection device nominal

current (US)

Min. phase conductor
section in mm2 (AWG)

Min. Protection

conductor section in

mm2 (AWG)

Automatic circuit breakers Fuses

16A (15A) 10A (10A) 1,5 mm² (AWG 15) 1,5 mm² (AWG 15)
20A (20A) 16A (15A) 2,5 mm² (AWG 13) 2,5 mm² (AWG 13)

25A (-) 20A (20A) 4 mm² (AWG 11) 4 mm² (AWG 11)

40A (40A) 32A (30A) 6 mm² (AWG 9) 6 mm² (AWG 9)

63A(-) 50A (50A) 10 mm² (AWG 7) 10 mm² (AWG 7)

80A 63A 16 mm² 16 mm²
100A 80A 25 mm² 16 mm²
125A 100A 35 mm² 25 mm²

Tab.4.5.A Manufacturer’s recommended minimal conductor section

1. Protection conductor

2. Phase conductor

3. Phase conductor

4. Phase conductor

5. Neutral conductor

6. Molded tube

7. The stripped length of conductors

Fig.4.5.B Adaptation of conductor ends of supply cable

1. Main switch

2. Turnbuckle

3. -

4. Sag of inlet cable

Fig.4.5.C Connection of main power inlet

MACHINE PROTECTIVE EARTH CONNECTION AND EQUIPOTENTIAL BONDING!!!

Independent of the supply cable, the machine must be connected to the laundry protective earth system
with a separate conductor. The protection conductor enabling this connection is not a part of the delivery.
If there are other washers/appliances with exposed conductive parts which can be touched simultaneously
make sure to make equipotential bonding between all these appliances.
The external protective conductor for this purpose can be connected to a conductive part of the enclosure
at the rear side and is identified by an earth mark.

THE MINIMUM PROTECTION CONDUCTOR’S CROSS SECTION CAN BE FOUND IN TABLE 4.5.A.
Use a cross section of at least 4 mm² / AWG 11 even when the supply cable cross section is smaller.

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EMERGENCY STOP DEVICE

The machines are equipped with an emergency stop device in accordance with ISO13850 - category 0 stop
function. Nevertheless, the emergency stop device is omitted on machines designed for coin, token, external
payment system or similar operation for use in self-service situation. The owner-installer-user must provide
remote-located emergency stop device(s). This emergency stop device(s) needs to stop each machine
in accordance with ISO13850 - category 0. There are made provisions in the wiring harness, were immediate
removal of power to the actuators can be accomplished. See the electrical schematic of the machine for correct
connection of the device.

CHECKING ROTATION DIRECTION

Check if the drum rotates from the front view in clockwise direction during extraction. If it rotates in opposite
direction, disconnect two phases wires of the connection from the frequency inverter to the motor , switch
them over and check again the rotation direction.

Fig.4.5.D Spin direction

MULTIPLE MACHINES IN LINE SINGLE PHASE

When multiple single phase machines are connected to the same electrical network, it is necessary to connect
the machines according to fig.4.5.E. The phase of the frequency control and motor which is connected
to the terminal inside the machine, has to be connected alternatively for the first machine with the first phase
L1 of the network, the second machine with the second phase L2, ... The fourth machine must again be connected
to the first phase L1. This assures a better load of the electrical network.

Fig.4.5.E Multiple machines in line

4.6. WATER CONNECTION

The washer is equipped with 3/4“ BSP (British Standard Pipe Thread) hot and cold water inlet valves, indicated
by a sticker next to the inlet. Use the water inlet hoses that accompany the washer as they are properly adapted
to the water valves and appliance. NEVER use a rigid connection to the water supply.

There are 2 kinds of water inlet hoses, water inlet hoses with at both sides BSP threaded nuts or at one side
a BSP nut and a NPT nut on the other end. The NPT Nut is marked with groove.
For best operation of the washer, water pressure must between 43 - 73 PSI (pound per square inch)
or 0.3 - 0.5 MPa. Water pressure that is below minimum requirements can lengthen the wash cycle
or/and not allow proper function of the washer.

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It is also necessary to connect ALL available water inlets to a water supply. If a hard water supply is not present,
connect it with soft cold water. If no hot water supply is present, contact your dealer for the proper required
action.

TO INSTALL

Flush the water system in order to remove any particles that may be in the water system. Insert a „screen
seal hose washer“ into the faucet connection end of the inlet hose and the standard hose seal washer
at the opposite end of the inlet hose. When connecting inlet hoses, be sure hose connections are not
cross-threaded on the water valves. Tighten securely by hand plus 1/4 turn with pliers. DO NOT over tighten
as this will strip threads on the water valve(s). The water hardness can have an influence on the wash results.
The soap supplier can help you with making the right decisions concerning hard water, soft water, washing
programs, type of soap and other related items to give the best wash results.

HOT WATER

IMPORTANT -- TEMPERATURE IN WASHING TUB

The electronic controller uses the temperature sensor in the tub to control the temperature of the washing bath.
There are a lot of things that have influence on the temperature measurement. Therefore the temperature
control of the washing bath is not very precise.
In principle, the manufacturer strives that the real temperature inside the washer is never higher than the programmed
temperature so that textile linen will not be damaged because of too high temperature.
If for certain applications a very precise washing bath temperature is necessary, appropriate measures must
be taken.
If any part needs to be replaced (wash controller, temperature sensor,...) and your application needs very precise
temperatures, appropriate measures must be taken.
The manufacturer will refuse any responsibility for all consequences because of inaccurate temperatures inside
the washing machine tub.
The hot water supply needs to be large enough to provide the required hot water for the installed washers.
For good wash results we advise a hot water supply that is set between 140 - 160°F / 70 - 80°C. To det erminate
the boiler capacity you can use the data in below table. Please be aware that this is an average and depends
highly of the boiler, boiler temperature, linen, program set up and washing program used.

CAPACITY Hot water

dm3 gal

6-7 kg / 13-18 lb 15 4

10 kg / 25 lb 16 4.5
16 kg / 35 lb 31 8

Tab.4.6.A

WATER CONSUMPTION

The water consumption depends on the programmed values in the controller. These default values can be found
in the programming manual. For a pre-wash and wash the low water level (LL) is used. The high water level (HL)
is used for rinsing. The programmed units correspond to an average amount of water. You can calculate
the total water consumption in one washing program by counting up the amount of water by each washing
step. Be aware of the fact that these are only indicative values.

An example is shown for a system with cold and warm water supply for a machine with capacity of 10kg / 25lb.

Program (60°C / 140F) Light soiled linen

Consumption Cold water Hot water Total

1. Wash 60°C 11 l / 2.9 gal 20 l / 5.28 gal 31 l / 8.18 gal

2. Rinse (2x) 76 l / 20.05 gal - 76 l / 20.05 gal

3. Last rinse 31 l / 8.18 gal - 31 l / 8.18 gal
TOTAL 118 l / 31.14 gal 20 l / 5.28 gal 138 l / 36.41 gal

Tab.4.6.B Water consumption

The values received from this calculation is only an estimation of the real water consumption. The deviation
depends on many circumstances. In the wash cycle for example there will be taken a mix of warm water
and cold water. The mix of the water depends on the temperature of both. The total amount of water consumed
depends also on the loading, type of linen and the the drum rotation.

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4.7. STEAM CONNECTION

WARNING!
INSTALL A STEAM SUPPLY DISCONNECTING DEVICE IN THE VINICITY OF EACH WASHER.
DISCONNECT THE STEAM SUPPLY ALWAYS BEFORE ANY SERVICE OR INTERVENTION, GIVING
SUFFICIENT TIME TO COOL DOWN THE PARTS TO AVOID INJUIRES.

WARNING!
IT IS NECESSARY TO INSERT A FILTER WITH PERMEABILITY UP TO 300 MICROMETERS IN FRONT
OF THE STEAM VALVE. POSSIBLE DIRT BIGGER THAN 300 MICROMETERS MIGHT DAMAGE THE STEAM
VALVE AND CAN CAUSE ITS LEAKAGE.

4.8. WATER DRAIN CONNECTION

The machine is equipped with a drain valve of OD 76 mm (3“). The drain outlet is situated on the rear
of the machine. The drain has to be connected to the waste channel. You can use the elbow, which is a part
of the delivery when ordered. Secure the elbow with a clamp.

THE WASTE CHANNEL MUST BE LOCATED LOWER THAN THE DRAIN PIPES BECAUSE THE WATER
DISCHARGES FROM THE MACHINES BY GRAVITY. DO NOT REDUCE THE DIAMETER OF THE MACHINE
DRAIN PIPES.

1. Waste channel cover

2. Drain elbow ∅76 mm / 3“

3. Clamp

4. Waste channel

Without rubber feet:
X1 = 55 mm / 2.16“
With rubber feet:
X1 = 73 mm / 2.87“

X2 > 100 mm / 3.93“
X3 > 20 mm / 0.78“

Fig.4.8.A. Design of the waste channel

The main drain pipe must have the capacity to be able to handle the total output of all connected machines.
There must also be a hole every twenty meter in the drainpipe, fig.4.8.B., pos.1 to assure the good working
of the drain. This allows air in the main drain and facilitates drainage of the water flow. Every time a machine
is coupled on the drainpipe, the diameter of the tube or the width of the waste channel must be more.
See, fig.4.8.B., D1, D2, D3.

The recommended drain pipes diameter are:
D1 = 75 mm / 3“ for one machine
D2 = 100 mm / 4“ for two machines
D3 = 125 mm / 5“ for three machines
If the main drain cannot be sufficiently deodorized, install a deodorizer per machine.

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Fig.4.8.B. Recommended drain pipe diameters

4.9. AIR VENT CONNECTION

WARNING!
VAPOURS ESCAPE FROM THE MACHINE THROUGH THE AIR VENT OPENING!
DO NOT COVER OR CONNECT TO ANYTHING!

On the backside, the washers are provided with an air vent opening of O.D. 75 mm / 3“.
It is part of the back flow prevention water system. It also takes care that the tub can not be pressurized by water

intake and vapor of the hot water. It allows also proper measuring of the water level.
For the safety of everyone make sure that unauthorized persons cannot reach the backside of the machine.

4.10. LIQUID SOAP CONNECTION

General : Always use liquid soap pumps with a flow rate that can bring the requested quantity in less

than 30sec.

Important : Start pumping immediately after the water valves are open. The incoming water dilutes the liquid

soap and brings it into the tub assembly.

Caution : Secure the location of the wiring and hoses in such a way that they can not be pinched, damaged

or rubbed.

For all models except model „MFSxxPNF“

The washer has provisions for connecting external dosing of liquid soaps. For connecting the liquid soap inlets
and wiring the top panel needs to be opened.

On the rear panel is a plastic connection, fig.4.10.A. Depending of the number of liquid soap pumps
that will be used, drill holes (max. 5) of Ø 0.315“ / 8 mm in the connection part for each pump. Also drill holes
(max. 5) of Ø 0.256“ / 6.5 mm in the soap dispenser nipples located at the back of the soap dispenser,

fig.4.10.B., pos.1. By default, these nipples are closed. Drill only the ones that will be used. Take care that the

drill particles are carefully removed so that they can not clog up the hoses and openings.
Between the two parts, connect a PVC hose with a somewhat smaller diameter then the 0.39“ / 10 mm nipples,
so that the hoses have tension on the nipples. Secure liquid hoses by means of clamps on both sides. Take care
that the hoses are as straight as possible in a direct line and secure the hoses in such a way that they can
not be damaged or rubbed.

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Fig.4.10.A Hose connection part

Fig.4.10.B Hose connection part

WARNING!
CHECK THAT THE HOSE CONNECTIONS ARE TIGHT (CHECK THE CLAMPS)! ANY LEAKAGE OF CHEMICALS
MAY CAUSE SERIOUS BODY INJURIES AS WELL AS SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE WASHER.

For model „MFSxxPDF“ only

The liquid soap pump system supply needs to be connected to an external electrical source. The wiring diagram
is located inside the cabinet on the left or right panel in the plastic bag. On the electronic control, is a sticker
that indicates the availability of 8 liquid soap signals and their position. Fix the input wires in the matching
9-pole connector in according to the wiring diagram indicated and push him in the „Z“ connector on the electronic
controller. The code number for the matching 9-pole connector can be found in chapter „List of Recommended
Parts“ at the end of this manual.

The first pin in the „Z“ connector is common for the liquid soap signals and of the electronic controller.
The signals are 12V dc and the current must be limited to 10 mA per signal.

Never put outside voltage to the pins of the „Z“ connector. It will destroy the electronic controller.

For models „Not MFSxx“

The liquid soap pump system supply needs to be connected to an external electrical source. Only authorized
workers with a valid qualification must execute the electrical connection of the machine according to the valid
local standards. Do not connect the pump system in the washer.

The liquid soap signals are available in the machine on a connector, see fig.4.10.C. The first terminal is the
common line of the signals. The following terminals are the signals that will be active depending of the
programmed wash program. These signals have a potential of max. 250V. Use a cable that is sufficient for
their function and pass it in the appropriate opening in the machine. Connect these signal terminals like the
manufacturer of the liquid soap system requires.

The liquid soap system may draw maximum 0,1A out the control circuit of the washer-extractor.

1. Terminals for connection
liquid soap pumps

2. Neutral line

3. Soap signals

Fig.4.10.C Electrical connection soap pumps

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For models „MFSxxPNF“ only

All internal connections for external dosing of liquid soaps are factory installed. Therefore, when connecting
the liquid soap and wiring the machine, for pump signals, it is not necessary to open the machine.
On the rear panel, fig.4.10.D, is an plastic connection part (pos.6). Depending of the number of liquid soap
pumps that will be used, drill holes (max. 5) of Ø 0.315“ / 8 mm in the connection part. On the connection part
is also a nipple of ½“ ID. Use this nipple ONLY for entering diluted soap. Drill with 11.5 mm.

By default, these nipples are closed. Drill only the ones that will be used. Take care that the drill particles
are carefully removed so that they can not clog up the hoses and openings.

Fig.4.10.D Rear panel

For the electrical connection is a plastic box provide at the rear
side of the machine. On the back of the cover (pos.16)
an explanation can be found for the electrical connection,

(fig.4.10.E). Details can also be found on the electrical wiring

diagram of the machine.

Factory default is 24V ac signals when they are programmed
„Active“. For details and programming, see programming manual.

Bring the liquid soap signal cable through the strain relief (pos.18)
and connect to the removable connector (pos.17) by pulling
it from the header. After the connections are made in accordance
with the required installation, push the connector (pos.17) back
on the header. Tighten the cable with the strain relief (pos.18)
and close the box again with cover (pos.16).

4.11. FIG.4.10.E ELECTRICAL CONNECTION EXPLANATION

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4.12. PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR OPERATION

CHECKING BEFORE PUTTING INTO SERVICE

1. Make sure the transporting braces are removed.

2. Put out all items from wash drum.

3. Check the machine horizontal position.

4. Check connection and clearance of your drain, channel or central drainage.

5. Check protective connection (earth) and electrical supply connection.

6. Open water valves to machine and check hose and connections for leaks.

7. Read carefully the „User´s manual“ and „Programming manual“, which are a part of delivery.

8. Initialize the programmer after machine installation. The calibration of the zero level must not happen
anymore. This calibration is executed in the factory and is not changeable.

9. Start a wash program as test.

10. Check the drum rotation direction during extracting according to the extracting label.

11. Check the vibration switch function during extracting (see also chapter „Adjustments and parts exchange“,

adjustment of the vibration switch.

12. Check the emergency function.

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5. MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS

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WARNING!
ALWAYS FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! DO NOT BYPASS ANY SAFETY DEVICES OR THEIR
PARTS, ANY INTERFERENCE TO THE MACHINE FUNCTIONS AND CONSTRUCTION ARE PROHIBITED.
BEFORE MAINTENANCE WORK DISCONNECT THE MACHINE POWER SUPPLY.

USE THE PROPER CHEMICAL AGENTS WHICH AVOID CALCIUM SEDIMENTS ON HEATING ELEMENTS
AND OTHER MACHINE PARTS. DISCUSS THIS ISSUE WITH YOUR SUPPLIER OF WASHING PRODUCTS.
THE MANUFACTURER OF THE MACHINE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DAMAGE OF HEATING
ELEMENTS AND OTHER MACHINE PARTS DUE TO CALCIUM SEDIMENTS.

In case of serious failures call the technical service of your supplier. When replacing any parts of the machine,
exchange them with original parts obtained from your dealer or ordered through the spare parts catalogue.

5.1. MAINTENANCE

CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE DAILY

1. Remove the linen or other parts (paperclips, needles, …) who are left lying in the drum to avoid injuries
and damage to the rubber door seal, seals, glass etc.

2. Clean the door seal from any remaining detergent and other foreign matter.

3. Clean the top and body when water or detergent traces are on the machine. Use a damped cloth, do not use
abrasive cleaners. Dry with a soft cloth.

4. Hoppers must be cleaned at the end of each working day. Remove sediments inside the reservoir by means
of a plastic spatula and splash by water.

5. Check water and possible steam inlets for leakage.

6. At the end of the working day, open the machine door to allow airing out the machine and to prolong the door
gasket life service. We recommend to shut off all electrical power inlets and main water inlets.

CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE EVERY THREE MONTHS

WARNING!

HOT MACHINE PARTS SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO COOL FIRST !

1. Check if the drain valve is not leaking during the wash process. It is also important that the valve opens
properly afterwards (drain valve opens when electrical power falls out).Wash out the drain if the water
doesn’t drain fluent.

2. Check for the belt tightness or possible damage; therefore remove the machine rear cover.

3. Check the tightness of the bolts according to chapter „5.2. Tightening moments“.

4. Check visually all hoses and connection inside the machine for leaking.

5. Make sure that the control components are protected against moisture and dust during the clean up.
Wipe and clean up the machine inside.

6. Tighten the contacts of heating elements terminals on machines with electrical heating.

CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE EVERY SIX MONTHS

1. The filters in the water connection at the valves need to be cleaned. Turn off the tap. Unscrew the hoses
at the back of the appliance. Take out the filter at the center with pointed pliers, clean and re-insert.
When re-attaching the hoses, make sure that the seals are seated correctly. Check water inlets for leaks.
Tighten the connections or replace the seals of the inlet hose if necessary.

BEFORE REMOVING TOP OR BACK PANEL OF THE MACHINE, SWITCH POWER OFF AND WAIT
FOR AT LEAST 10 MINUTES. BEFORE STARTING INSPECTION OF FREQUENCY INVERTER,
CHECK FOR RESIDUAL VOLTAGE ACROSS MAIN CIRCUIT TERMINALS + AND -. THIS VOLTAGE
MUST BE BELOW 30VDC BEFORE YOU CAN ACCESS THE INVERTER FOR INSPECTION.

2. Clean and remove dirt and dust from:
– the cooling fin of the inverter

– the motor cooling fins
– the internal ventilator of the inverter (if present)
– the external ventilator (if present)
– the external air relieves of the machine
– check if ventilator in coolfins of inverter (if present) is functional
– check if external ventilator (if present) is functional

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5.2. ADJUSTMENTS AND PART´S EXCHANGES

5.2.1. ADJUSTMENT OF DOOR SEAL THRUST

MACHINES 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb

If there is a water leakage around the door it is necessary to find out if the problem has been caused due
to the door shift out of its position or if the door seal thrust should be adjusted. In some cases the door seal
has to be replaced. (fig.5.2.1.A).

1. For increasing (decreasing) the pressure of the door seal, take off spacers (pos.1) (add spacers) between
the door frame and the hinge blocks. Therefore remove the screws (pos.4) on the door frame. Tighten
the screws again after positioning the spacers.

2. The adjustments of the door seal pressure must be executed as follows. The door rubber (pos.2) must
still touch the tub rubber at the hinge side when the door opens at 5°.

3. Adjust the position of the door by loosening the screws (pos.4) on the door frame. The door hook must be right
in the center of the door lock opening. Tighten the screws (pos.4) again after correct positioning of the door.

1. Adjusting spacers of the door hinge

2. Door seal

3. Door glass

4. Bolts of the door hinge

5. Door frame

Fig.5.2.1.A Door fastening

MACHINES 16kg / 35lb

1. Loosen two bolts (6) fastening the top door hinge (7), fig.5.2.1.B.

BE CAREFUL TO AVOID POSSIBLE FALLING OF THE DOOR WITH LOOSENED HINGE TO THE FLOOR.
RISK OF INJURIES!

2. Take off the elimination washer (8).

3. Tighten the two bolts (6) fastening the top door hinge.

4. Do the same with the bottom hinge.

5. Check if the door hinge has not moved, closing and opening of the door must be smooth.

If the thrust adjusting has not been sufficient, exchange the door seal.

6. Hinge bolt

7. Hinge

8. Elimination washer

9. Door

Fig.5.2.1.B Door fastening

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5.2.2. REPLACEMENT OF DOOR RUBBER

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MACHINES 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb

1. Open the door. Remove the door glass (fig.5.2.1.A., pos.3) with rubber (pos.2) from the stainless steel
door (pos.5) by pushing it towards the drum. Do it carefully, do not damage the glass.

2. Remove the seal (pos.4) from the glass.

3. Place a new rubber seal with wider groove on the glass with the edge up.

4. Moisten the seal groove (pos.2) for door with soap water. Place a smooth cord in the groove all around.
Tighten up the margin by cord and fit the unit to the door opening (pos.5) (with the clip up). Hold one end
of the cord firmly on the door. Pull the other cord end towards the center of the glass for the rubber edge
properly fit in.

5.2.3. ADJUSTING OF VIBRATION SWITCH

WARNING!

MAKE SURE THE MACHINE IS DISCONNECTED FROM POWER SUPPLY BY PULLING OUT THE PLUG!

The vibration switch is an important safety element which must - if correctly adjusted - stop the machine
if excessive vibrations and shaking occur due to an unbalance caused by improper distribution of linen
in the washing drum. It is recommended that at the first installation and then once in a year a qualified worker
verifies the vibration switch, fig.5.2.3.

1. Dismantle (6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb) the top cover by two bolts on machine rear for machines.

For the 16kg / 36lb the top cover can be folded open and supported by the support at the right side panel.

2. Check the distance between microswitch (pos.1) and the limiter (pos.2).

3. The distance between the microswitch and the spring holder must be 0,2 mm / 0.008“.

4. Check the position and condition of the sensor (pos.3) in the limiter (pos.2).

It must be exactly in the center of the hole! Unscrew the out of balance switch plate and move the plate
up, down, left and right to adjust the center of the sensor to the center of the hole on the limiter.

5. At the first installation and then once in a year the vibration switch has to be tested on his functionality.

After starting the extraction mode and after reaching the maximum RPM, carefully switch over the vibration
switch by moving the flexible sensor manually. The machine will stop extracting and will return to 0 RPM.

WARNING!
DO NOT OPERATE THE MACHINE IF THIS FUNCTION DOESN’T WORK ANYMORE!
DO THIS CAREFULLY TO AVOID INJURIES BY VIBRATING AND FIRM PARTS OF THE MACHINE!
AFTER YOU HAVE CHECKED THE FUNCTION, MOUNT THE MACHINE COVER BACK!

1. Microswitch

2. Limiter

3. Sensor

Fig.5.2.3. Vibration switch

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5.2.4. REPLACEMENT / REGULATION OF THE BELT

WARNING!
MAKE SURE THE MACHINE IS DISCONNECTED FROM POWER SUPPLY BY PULLING OUT THE PLUG
FROM THE SOCKET.

On a new machine and after a belt replacement, make an inspection of the belt tightness:

1. After first 24 hrs of operation

2. After first 80 hrs of operation

3. Every 6 months or every 1000 operation hours - which ever come first.
The belts are accessible from the rear of the machine.
If the belts are too tight the bearing seating are under stress and their life service will be shortened. If the belts

are too loose they can be slipping on the pulley and can cause a noisy operation. In the case when it’s needed,
tighten the belts.

MACHINES 16kg / 35lb

The testing force of belt tensioning is 200 N which can be measured by tension meter. Procedure for approximate
belt tensioning with belt deflection 20 mm / 0.78“: apply a load of 5,5kg / 12lb to the middle of the belt. Change
the belts if they are worn out or damaged.

WARNING!
TO CHANGE THE BELTS: NEVER USE A CROWBAR, SCREW DRIVER OR ALIKE TO TAKE OFF THE BELTS
OVER THE PULLEY GROOVES!

1. Dismantle the rear panel, fig.5.2.4., pos.1.

2. Take off the belts, (pos.2.) by pulling the belt and turning the drum pulley (pos.5).

3. Put a new belt (pos.2) of identical type on pulleys (pos.5 and 8). The re-assembly of the belts is done in the reverse
order as the disassembly.

4. The belt must be placed in the correct motor pulley trenches in such way the belt is running in the center
of the drum pulley.

To tighten or loosen the belt tension:

1. Loosen the bolts (pos.4) for securing the motor position.

2. First unscrew the lower nut (pos.6) and then unscrew the upper nut (pos.7) for increasing the belt tension.

3. For decreasing the belt tension screw the lower and upper nut (pos.6 and pos.7) and lift the motor suspension.
After this tighten all the bolts.

4. After the belt replacement, check the pulley alignment, the tightness of belts, bolts and nuts. Keep the belts
and pulleys clean and free of oil, lubricants, water etc.

1. Rear panel

2. 2 x Belt

3. 2 x Screw M12 : Alignment

4. 2 x Screw M10

5. Motor pulley

6. Securing nut of bolt M16 (lower)

7. Securing nut of bolt M16 (upper)

8. Drum pulley

Fig.5.2.4. Regulation of belt

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5.2.5. WATER FILTERS

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Machines are equipped with filters on water inlets. It is necessary to clean up the filters occasionally to avoid
a prolongation of filling the machine with water. Intervals of cleaning depend on the quality of the water,
for example foreign particles in the water line.

WARNING!
BEFORE YOU START CLEANING THE WATER FILTERS, CHECK IF ALL WATER INLET TO THE MACHINE

IS CLOSED

5.2.6. TIGHTENING MOMENTS

WARNING!
REGULARLY, ONCE IN THREE MONTHS OR EVERY 500 WORKING HOURS INSPECT THE TIGHTNESS

OF THE BOLTS!
REPLACE A DAMAGED BOLT WITH A BOLT OF THE SAME STRENGTH VALUE MARKED ON HIS HEAD!

IGNORING OF THE BOLT QUALITY AND MECHANICAL STRENGTH CAN CAUSE SERIOUS BODILY
INJURIES!

The recommended torque values for standardized steel bolts:
M6 8.8: C = 10 Nm
M8 8.8: C = 25 Nm
M10 8.8: C = 45 Nm
M12 8.8: C = 80 Nm
M16 8.8: C = 200 Nm
The bolts that have to be inspected are:
Bolts which are used for the reinforcement triangles for the cabinet. This reinforcements are found in the front

(2 pieces) and in the back (2 pieces) of the machine = 16 bolts M6 and M8.
Bolts for fixation of bearing house in tub M10 or M12.

5.2.7. FUSES

The internal fuses FU1, FU2 for controlling circuits have value 1A (230V or 400V) and dimension L=32 mm / 1.26“
and ∅ = 6,3 mm / 0.24“. The fuses are accessible from the machine rear, fig.3., pos.7.

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6. TROUBLESHOOTING AIDS

6.1. ERROR HANDLING

The timer allows the full control of the washing machine. When an error occurs then automatically the machine
will go over to a safe state. With the diagnostic program you can determine the problem (See „Programming
manual“). This program will test all the functions of the washing machine.

If a failure occurs then the computer will display a diagnostic message. The message is a number that correspond
with a typical problem.

If a failure occurs and the timer gives no message you can consult chapter 6.2.

6.2. PROBLEM CHECK LIST

Problem Cause Solving the problem

When the power is switched on :
the display is not lighting up

Remark :
The display must always light up

when the power connector is
connected to the power board
(EPROM with software must be
implemented)

The machine is not starting up when
the start button is pressed.

Coins are inserted but the displayed
program price is not counting down

Coin drop is accepting coins but does
not start the washer

The machine is not responding on
pressing the keyboard buttons

The dot to indicate that the software is
in program mode can not be enabled
or disabled

• no external power

• the emergency button is activated

• the power connector is not

connected on the board

• the power connector is inverse
connected

• the fuse on the PWR board has
jumped

• the input connector is disconnected

• the EPROM that contains the

software is not implemented

• the key switch stands in Program
mode

• the correct amount of coins is not
inserted

• the door is not closed properly

• the micro contact mounted on the

coin drop is not functional

• the optocoupler mounted on the
coindrop is not functional

• check the wiring to the coindrop

• verify if you have entered a coin

value in the u-submenu for the
corresponding coindrop

• the start button is not pushed after
the amount is flashing on ‘00’

• the right amount is not reached

• the door is not closed properly

• the key switch is not functional (no

dot is displayed when switching in
Program mode)

• the START button is not functional
(the key switch stands in Program
mode)

• the SET button is not functional (the
key switch stands in Run mode)

• no button is functional and the key
switch is in the right position

• the key switch is not functional

• verify the external tension of the

machine

• deactivate the emergency button

• connect the power connector

• check the wiring and connect the

connector as it must be

• if the transformer is deformed replace
the PWR board

Check the wiring and the tension at the
power Connector

If the transformer is still OK change the
Fuse

• if the display is lighting up: verify that
the input signals or the + 16 V signal are
not touching the cabinet

• put the right EPROM with software into
the socket on the board.

• set the Key switch to Run mode

• the start button must be pressed when

00 is flashing on the lower display

• close the door

• verify the well functioning of the micro

contact of the coindrop :
positive pulses should be generated

• verify the well functioning of the
optocoupler positive pulses should be
generated

• if the wiring is broken: repair the wiring

• insert the correct coin value in the u-

submenu

• push the start button

•Put the right amount in the coindrop

• close the door

• check if the input connector A is well

connected and check the wiring between
the input connector and the keyswitch

• set the Key switch to Run mode

• set the Key switch to Program mode

• check if the connector K of the keyboard

is well connected

• check if the input connector A is well
connected and check the wiring between
the input connector and the keyswitch

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Problem Cause Solving the problem

The machine is not behaving as
expected

A program is started, but the outputs
are not activated

Dashes are displayed and on the
lower display a counter is counting
down

Wrong water level
(the water level sensor must not be

calibrated)

The process is stopped and there is
still water in the drum

The water does not stay in the
machine

Machine is not filling or filling time is
too long

Machine is filling with water in the
‘OFF’ position

Machine is leaking

There is a door seal leakage

There is no warm water in the wash
sequence

The heating time is too long

There is too much vibration during
extracting

• the infrared key is not functional

• if the wrong machine type is

selected the wrong outputs will be
activated

• the suspension is not working, the
shock absorbers are cold

• check if connector R and Q are
connected

• check if connector R and Q are not
inverted

• this is a wait state caused by a
power interruption or a safety
sequence at the end of the process

• check if the programmed water
levels in the P-submenu are the
correct ones

• check if the right machine type is
selected in the S-submenu

• you have changed the machine type
but the standard water levels are not
changed

• you can start a new program and
advance the program to the tumble
sequence

• the drain is stopped up

• the drain valve is blocked

• the drain valve is not closing

• leakage of rubber between tub and

drain valve

• inlet taps are closed

• water pressure too low

• water is blocked somewhere

• inlet valve filter is blocked

• inlet valve is damaged

• inlet valve is damaged • replace inlet valve

• clamps of hoses are not tightened

• some hose is damaged

• sealing is damaged

• supply and drain hoses are not

connected properly

• the door rubber seal is damaged

• insufficient door pressure

• program is not correct

• the hoses are not correct connected

• incoming supply is not warm

• heating elements are defective

• wiring is damaged or wrong

• calcium sediments cover the

heating elements

• bolts of cabinet and reinforcements
are not fixed properly

• vibration switch is not correct
installed

• set the menu-item, Ir = On
use the key switch at a distance less
then 0,5 meter and in front of check the
battery (the LED of the infrared key is
eluminated when the button is pressed)

• check if the right machine type is
selected in the S-submenu

• change shock absorbers or springs

• connect the connector at the correct

position

• Pin Q10 must be supplied with 220Vac
when the door is closed

• wait until the counter has reached 0

• do not switch of/on the power again as

you will restart the counter

• set the right water levels

• select the right machine type in the S-

submenu

• the standard water levels can only be
reinitialised by changing the program Set
in the S-submenu : standard wash

• advancing a program : turn the key
switch in program-mode and press the
start button

When the water is drained you can open
the door

• clean the drain

• clean the drain valve

• check wiring from drain valve

• change drain valve when broken

• Replace rubber piece

• open inlet taps

• look at your supply installation

• check for kinks in the inlet hose

• close water inlet and clean filter

• replace inlet valve

• tighten the clamps

• replace the hose

• change the sealing

• connect the hoses properly

• change the door rubber seal

• remove spacers from behind the hinges

• change program to correct temperature

• connect the supply hoses correctly, the

incoming supply to the warm water inlet
valve.

• use warm water supply, check your
warm water installation

• change heating elements

• check, replace or repair wiring

• clean or replace the heating elements

• tighten the bolts

• reinstall vibration switch

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Problem Cause Solving the problem

• the suspension is damaged, the
shock absorbers are cold

Door fails to open

Machine will not spin

There is a lack of steam

• a fault is occurred

• power is off, safety is working

• power is off, after a couple of

minutes waiting the door is jammed

• a fault in the program is made

• wiring is damaged

• V-belts are broken

• Motor is broken

• Frequency converter is damaged

• leak in steam system

• too many condense in the steam

system

• too much machines on 1 supply

• change the shock absorbers

• wait until the counter has reached ‘0’

• wait until safety device is inactive

• you can always open the door by the

mechanical override, be sure the machine
is stopped spinning and there is no hot
water anymore in the tub.

• check the program

• check and replace wiring

• replace the V-belts

• repair or change motor

• repair or replace the frequency

converter

• repair the leakage

• Remove the condense

• Disconnect other machines or increase

steam capacity

6.3. DOOR FAILS TO OPEN

WARNING!

NEVER OPEN THE DOOR WHILE DRUM IS STILL RUNNING
NEVER OPEN THE DOOR IF TOO HOT IS INDICATED! RISK OF BURN OR SCALD INJURIES !
NEVER OPEN THE DOOR IF THE MACHINE PARTS FEELS TOO WARM
NEVER OPEN THE DOOR IF THE WATER IS TOO HOT
IF THE WASHING WATER WAS NOT DRAINED, BY OPEN THE DOOR, IT WILL RUN OUT

In case of a power failure or an emergency situation, proceed as follows:

1. Verify if all condition are present to safely open the door

2. Remove service panel

3. Find the cord of emergency door opening on the left side. Pull on it gently but firm

4. If a light click is heard, the lock went to open position

5. Open the door if all safety conditions are fulfilled

6. Put the service panel back on his place and secure it again

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7. LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS

Find more detailed information in the spare part manual for individual machines.
PRI 340 055 051 Drain valve 3“ 230V
PRI 340 020 035 2-way water inlet valve
PRI 340 030 038 3-way water inlet valve
273 112 994 945 Rubber for door glass, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
PRI 505 000 045 Rubber for door glass, applicable for 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb
PRI 610 011 077 Microswitch 83.161.3
PRI 530 030 012 Rubber tub housing, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
PRI 530 020 012 Rubber tub housing, applicable for 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb
PRI 530 030 013 Ring, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
PRI 530 020 013 Ring, applicable for 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb
514 038 Contactor of frequency inverter LC1-D09
514 038 Heating contactor, LC1-D09, 6kW / from 200 to 440V, 9kW / 400V, 12kW / 400V
514 039 Heating contactor, LC1-D12, 9kW / 230V
514 042 Heating contactor, LC1-D18, 18kW / 400V
PRI 345 002 019 Heating contactor, LC1-D32, 12kW- 18kW / 230V
345 805 163 032 Fuse 1A 32x6.3
PRI 401 022 021 Fuse 0,5A, 200-208V / 440V
PRI 342 000 011 Heating element 2000W 230V, 6kW, applicable for 6kg / 13lb,7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb
PRI 342 000 028 Heating element 3000W 230V, 9kW, applicable for 6kg / 13lb,7kg / 18lb, 10kg / 25lb
PRI 551 002 217 Heating element 2x2000W 230V, 12kW, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
PRI 342 000 032 Heating element 2x3000W 230V, 9kW, 18kW, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
PRI 342 000 040 Heating element 2x1500W 230V, 9kW, 440V, app. for 6kg/13lb,7kg/18lb, 10kg/25lb
PRI 342 000 031 Heating element 2x2000W 230V, 12kW, applicable for 6kg/13lb,7kg/18lb, 10kg/25lb
PRI 607 000 093 Belt XPZ 1562, applicable for 7kg / 18lb
101 175 Belt XPZ 1587, applicable for 6kg / 13lb, 10kg / 25lb
PRI 607 000 110 Belt XPZ 1512
PRI 320 000 012 Motor 0.75 kW, applicable for 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb
PRI 320 000 013 Motor 1.5 kW, applicable for 10kg / 25lb
PRI 320 000 009 Motor 2.2 kW, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
101 872 Frequency inverter 0.75kW, 200-240V, 380-480V 3AC + N, app. for 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb
101 871 Frequency inverter 0.75kW, 380-480V, without N, applicable for 6kg / 13lb, 7kg / 18lb
101 822 Frequency inverter 1.5kW, 200-240V, 380-480V 3AC + N, applicable for 10kg / 25lb
101 824 Frequency inverter 1.5kW, 380-480V, without N, applicable for 10kg / 25lb
101 823 Frequency inverter 2.2kW, 200-240V, 380-480V 3AC + N, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
101 825 Frequency inverter 2.2kW, 380-480V without N, applicable for 16kg / 35lb
PRI 348 000 123 Keyboard MCB EC, grey
100 052 Keyboard MCB EC, black
100 521 Keyboard MCB FC, black
100 629 Keyboard MCB FC, grey
520 681 Keyboard MCG FC grey
525 909 Keyboard MCG FC black
516 694 Electronic Controller MCB EC
516 696 Electronic Controller MCB FC
516 697 Electronic Controller MCG EC
516 698 Electronic Controller MCG FC
516814 9-Pole connector for liquid soap supply

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8. PUTTING THE MACHINE OUT OF SERVICE

8.1. DISCONNECTING THE MACHINE

1. Disconnect the electric power supply from the washer.

2. Make sure that the power supply, water supply, drain and in case of steam, the steam supply, are all

disconnected.

3. Remove the electrical cable, drain hose, water hoses and in case of steam, the stream line from the

washer.

4. Insulate the outer power supply cables.

5. Mark the machine „OUT OF SERVICE“.

6. Remove the door completely from the washer to prevent that somebody locks in.

7. Unscrew all nuts (bolts) which attach the washer to the foundation.

8. Place the washer in a safe place for further handling.

8.2. MACHINE LIQUIDATION

For the machine liquidation after finishing its usage period, respect the following instructions:

8.2.1. POSSIBILITY OF THE MACHINE LIQUIDATION BY THE SPECIALIZED COMPANY

Machine liquidation is executed by the competent company which respects material sorting and conditions for
the waste liquidation.

8.2.2. POSSIBILITY OF THE MACHINE LIQUIDATION BY OWN POTENTIAL

It is necessary to divide material into the following groups :

1. Plates of printed circuits incl. LCD.............................................................. waste group 160215

2. Electrolytic capacitors................................................................................. waste group 160215

3. Cabling ....................................................................................................... waste group 160216

4. Other electrical components; motor, frequency converter,

contactors, heating elements ..................................................................... waste group 160216

5. Plastics ....................................................................................................... waste group 191204

6. Rubber........................................................................................................ waste group 191204

7. Metal........................................................................................................... waste group 160117

8. Hubs with bearings.....................................................................................waste group 170410

Offer the sorted waste to the company which is competent for further treatment.

REMARKS:

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IMPORTANT !

MACHINE TYPE:
PROGRAMMER:

- ELECTRONIC TIMER MCB EC

- ELECTRONIC TIMER MCB FC

- ELECTRONIC TIMER MCG FC

INSTALLATION DATE:
INSTALLATION

CARRIED OUT BY:
SERIAL NUMBER:

ELECTRICAL DETAILS:

.............VOLT...............PHASE............HZ

NOTE:

ANY CONTACTS WITH YOUR DEALER REGARDING
MACHINE SAFETY, OR SPARE PARTS, MUST INCLUDE
THE ABOVE IDENTIFICATION.
MAKE CERTAIN TO KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SECURE
PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

DEALER:

MFS 18-25-35

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL SOFT MOUNTED WASHER EXTRACTOR
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