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HIGH SPIN INDUSTRIAL WASHER
EXTRACTORS
8kg
11kg
14kg
ORIGINAL INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND USER'S MANUAL
540889
Publication date: 1 Jul 2011
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Contents
Contents
Safety precautions ............................................................................................................ 4
Operation............................................................................................................................ 8
Symbols on the machine.................................................................................................................................8
Version Xcontrol, Version Xcontrol Plus.........................................................................................................9
Before washing.............................................................................................................................................10
Opening the drum door.................................................................................................................................10
Placing the laundry into the machine............................................................................................................10
Closing the drum door...................................................................................................................................10
Program selections.......................................................................................................................................10
Wash programs overview .............................................................................................................................11
Add detergents..............................................................................................................................................11
Start the washer............................................................................................................... 12
Version Xcontrol............................................................................................................................................12
Version Xcontrol Plus....................................................................................................................................13
End of wash cycle.........................................................................................................................................13
Power cut ......................................................................................................................... 13
Version Xcontrol............................................................................................................................................13
Version Xcontrol Plus....................................................................................................................................13
How to open the door by failure....................................................................................................................13
First service at technical problem.................................................................................. 14
Technical data..................................................................................................................16
Connections..................................................................................................................................................16
Machines 8-11-14 kg / 18-25-30 lb...............................................................................................................17
Installation........................................................................................................................ 20
Transportation and unpacking......................................................................................................................20
Siting and floor..............................................................................................................................................21
Mechanical installation..................................................................................................................................22
Water connections........................................................................................................................................23
Drain connection...........................................................................................................................................25
Venting..........................................................................................................................................................26
Liquid soap connection.................................................................................................................................26
Electrical connection.....................................................................................................................................27
Electronic controller with blue pcb and graphical display............................................................................27
Electrical installation .....................................................................................................................................28
General.........................................................................................................................................................28
Residual current device (RCD).....................................................................................................................29
Supply protection device...............................................................................................................................29
Supply cable .................................................................................................................................................29
Machine protective earth connection and equipotential bonding..................................................................30
Multiple machines in line single phase .........................................................................................................31
Maintenance and adjustments ....................................................................................... 32
Checking and maintenance daily..................................................................................................................32
Checking and maintenance every three months..........................................................................................32
Checking and maintenance every six months..............................................................................................33
Replacement of door rubber.........................................................................................................................34
Adjusting of out of balance switch ................................................................................................................34
Belt replacement and adjusting tension........................................................................................................34
Water filters...................................................................................................................................................34
Tightening moments .....................................................................................................................................35
Replacement washer fuses ..........................................................................................................................35
Trouble shooting aids ..................................................................................................... 36
Unblocking of the door lock in case of emergency.......................................................................................36
Error indication shown on display.................................................................................................................36
List of recommended spare parts.................................................................................................................37
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Safety Precautions
Safety precautions
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.
This English version is th e original ve rsion of th is manual . Without t his version, t he inst ructions a re incomplete.
Before installation, operation and maintenance of the machine rea d carefully the complete instructions, i.e.
this “Installation, maintenance and user's manual”, “Programming manual” and “Spare parts manual ”.
The Programming manual and Spare parts manual are not delivered with a machine by default. You shall
ask the supplier / manufacturer to obtain Programming manual and Spare parts manual.
Follow the inst ruction writt en in manuals and keep t he man uals in a prope r place by the machi ne for lat er use.
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.
If the machine is used for special applications follow the instruction s and warning to avoid person injury.
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, wa shing 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,…) mu st 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, wa sher 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 d amages. I ntervent ions in th e appl iance ex ecution or functio ns are not allowe d,
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 whe n the transporting braces are not removed. The washer should
always be tested before use.
It is possible that there are residues of products used during the production process in the new washer.
These residues could cause stains on your laundry. Therefore, you must first run at least 1 hot wash with
old rags before using for your normal laundry.
Keep the appliance top and surface and the area around clean and clear of combustible or flammable products.
The use of hypochlorite will cau se corrosion which may cau se component failu re under certain circum stances.
The warranty of the machine cannot be accepted in ca se corrosion was caused by chlorine and chlorine
compounds impact.
The washer extractor i s not designed for work which may create an explosive atmosphere inside the
machine and will not be used for this purpose.
Do not expose the washer extractor to the weather, extreme low or high temperature and humidity.
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.
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Safety Precautions
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. Such fabrics must first be washed by hand and air dried.
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.
Always strictly comply with the instructions that are written on the laundry chemicals-, laundry aids-,
dry-cleaning solvents- and disinfect ants packagin g to avoid person al injury. Keep these age nts out of the reach
of children, preferably in a locked cabinet.
Do not tamper the washer-extractor controls and do not bypass the safety instructions and the warnings.
By danger turn off the main switch or other emergency disconnection devices.
Do not put some part on the soap dispenser lid to held it open by filling or when the machi ne operates.
Do not open the soap dispenser lid after the machine is started. The discharge or splashing of haza rdous
liquid can cause serious scalding and burning.
Do not operate the applian ce when p arts are broken or missing or when covers are open. The appliance
must 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 h ot 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-repai r instructio ns that you underst and and have t he 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 te chnician e quipped wi th 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 a ssembly 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 cauti on should be taken whil e performin g 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 Laund ry) 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 Imme diately. 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.
Norm IEC335 is applied for machines with a net usa ble cage volume between 60 and 150 l. Norm
EN60204-1 is used for a net usable cage volume above 150 l.
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Safety Precautions
WARNING
DO NOT TOUCH THE DOORGLASS UNTIL CYCLE HAS BEEN COMPLETED. DO NOT OPEN DOOR
UNTIL CYLINDER REMAINS STOPPED AND WATER HAS BEEN DRAINED FROM CYLINDER.
DO NOT PUT ARTICLES SOILED WITH EXPLOSIF SOLVENTS AND/OR DANGEROUS CHEMICAL
PRODUCTS IN THE MACHINE. THIS MACHINE SHOULD NOT BE USED BY CHILDREN.
DO NOT LET CHILDREN PLAY IN, ON, OR AROUND THE MACHINE. BEFORE TURNING THE
MACHINE „ON“, MAKE SURE THAT THERE ARE NO PEOPLE OR ANIMALS PRESENT IN OR
AROUND THE MACHINE.
WARNING
ORIGINAL OR IDENTICAL PARTS MUST BE USED FOR REPLACEMENT IN THIS MACHINE.
AFTER SERVICING REPLACE AND SECURE ALL PANELS IN THE ORIGINAL WAY. TAKE THESE
MEASURES FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL SHOCK, INJURY, FIRE AND/OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
WARNING
LOOKING AT THE MACHINE FROM THE FRONT VIEW THE DRUM ROTATION DURING EXTRACTION
MUST BE CLOCKWISE.
WARNING
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
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
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.
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Safety Precautions
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.
WARNING
DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY ON, IN OR AROUND THE APPLIANCE AT ANY TIME. CLOSE
SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN IS NECESSARY WHEN THE APPLIANCE IS USED NEAR CHILDREN.
NEVER PERMIT CHILDREN TO OPERATE THE APPLIANCE.
WARNING
IF THE DOOR SAFETY LOCK DOES NOT WORK, DO NOT USE WASHER UNTIL THE DOOR LOCK
MECHANISM IS REPAIRED.
WARNING
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.
WARNING
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.
WARNING
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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Warm water inlet
(red color of the label)
Soft cold water inlet
(light blue color of the label)
Hard cold water inlet
(dark blue of the label)
The holes to be drilled not punched
Operation
Operation
Symbols on the machine
Caution, dangerous electrical tension,
electrical devices
Caution, other danger, read and follow
written instructions
Caution - Increased temperature
Do not close or cover
The machine hot air outlet
In case of emergency press the emergency
button to stop the machine
Steam
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Operation
Version Xcontrol Version Xcontrol Plus
START
(ADVANCE function for the OPL version)
(1)
START
(ADVANCE function)
CONFIRM THE SELECTION
STOP (program interruption)
CANCEL THE SELECTION
CONFIRM THE SELECTION
MOVE UP
CANCEL THE SELECTION
MOVE DOWN
MOVE UP
SELECTION OF ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
MOVE DOWN
INFO
OPL version: program information
Coin operated version: User's Manual
DECREASING THE TIME
SEQUENCE
INCREASING THE TIME SEQUENCE
INFO
(overview of available wash programs
and program information)
SERVIS (servicing information)
DELAYED START FUNCTION
(the delay starts running upon the
pressing of the "start" button )
0 to 9 NUMERIC KEYPAD
(1) OPL version - washers are designed for professionally trained attendants.
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Operation
Before washing
Sort the linen according on the temperature and the instructions of the manufacturer of the fabrics. Check
if there aren‘t any strange objects between the linen like nails, screws, needles, etc. in order not to damage
the washer-extractor or the linen. Turn sleeves of shirts, blouses, etc. inside out. To get a better washing
result, you have to unfold the fabrics and mix the bigger and smaller pieces of fabrics.
Opening the drum door
Open the door by pulling on the door handle.
Placing the laundry into the machine
CAUTION!
The optimal washing load is determined by the filling factor. The proper filling factor is det ermined by the type of
linen and other factors. Cotton t extiles n ormally req uire a filli ng fact or of 1:1 0-1:13, which is a full drum load. P u t t he
linen in the drum depending on the maximum capacity of the washer. Do not overload the washer extractor.
Overloading the machine can lead to a bad wash result. Half washing loads can obstruct a proper function.
Synt h e t i c s a n d b l e n d e d f a b r i c s u s u a l l y r e q u i re a f i l l i ng factor of 1 : 1 8 - 1 : 2 0, w h i c h i s h a l f drum load. Loading more
will reduce the wash result and can damage the linen.
Closing the drum door
Close the door with the door handle, making sure the door is properly latched before operating the washer.
Program selections
Choose one of the available wash programs, best corresponding to the quality of the garments and allowed
wash temperature in the wash load.
The Xcontrol version : choose the wash program by the arrow buttons "
up" and " down".
The Xcontrol Plus version : enter the wash program number utilizing the numeric keypad.
The selection of the program determines the temperature and the time for washing and rinsing.
NOTE!
For locking a program mode, changing factory settings and possibilities of program changes
and setup - see Programming manual.
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Operation
Wash programs overview
Wash program 1 Hot wash intensive 90°C
Wash program 2 Warm wash intensive 60°C
Wash program 3 Coloured wash intensive 40°C
Wash program 4 Bright wash intensive 30°C
Wash program 5 Woollens 15°C
Wash program 6 Hot wash 90°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 7 Warm wash 60°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 8 Coloured wash 40°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 9 Bright wash 30°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 10 Eco hot wash 90°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 11 Eco warm wash 60°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 12 Eco color wash 40°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 13 Eco bright wash 30°C ECONOMY level
Wash program 14 Extraction low speed
Wash program 15 Extraction high speed
Only Xcontrol Plus: Wash program 16 Sport 60°C
Only Xcontrol Plus: Wash program 17 Mops 60°C
Only Xcontrol Plus: Wash program 18 Horse cloths 40°C
Only Xcontrol Plus: Wash program 19 Jeans 60°C
Only Xcontrol Plus: Wash program 20 Starching -
Add detergents
Fill the soap dispenser on the top of the washer extractor depending of the chosen program.
● Pre-wash in the soap dispenser
: detergent for the pre-wash.
● Main wash in the soap dispenser
: detergent for the main wash.
● Main wash in the soap dispenser
: liquid detergent for the main wash or liquid bleach etc.
● Fabric softener or starch in the soap dispenser
: fabric softener or starch for the last rinse.
NOTE!
It is advisable to use only detergents with „foam breaker“, which can easily be found in retail shops. The
dosage of soap to use is generally mentioned on the packing. An overdose of detergent can lead to poor
wash results and „suds“, overflow which can damage the machine.
Take care that the lid of the soap dispenser is closed if the machine starts.
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Operation
Start the washer
Version Xcontrol
Coin operated models
● Choose the required wash program. Insert the correct amount of coins in
the slot - the sum must correspond to the selected program. Th e
display shows the remaining sum to be paid. After the payment is
done, the display prompts the user to start the program utilizing
the START button.
● Push the START button to start the washer extractor. If you have by
mistake chosen a different wash program, you can change the choice
within t h e fi r s t 150 seconds u t ilizi n g the a rrow butto n s "
up" and "
down". When a more expensive washing program was chosen,
the value will be shown to add. When you don‘t add more coins, the
chosen program at the start will be executed.
● During the washing cycle you can follow the actual washing sequence
and the remaining time on the displays.
Non-coin operated models
● Choose the required program. Press the START button to start the
operation of the machine. If you have by mistake chosen a different
wash program, you can change the choice within the first step
utilizing the arrow buttons "
up" and " down".
● During the washing cycle you can follow the actual wa shing sequence
and the remaining time on the displays.
● If the machine operator has enabled the ADVANCE function, you
can move to the next step by pressing the START button.
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Operation
Version Xcontrol Plus
After you have selected the required wash program, start the wash cycle by pressing the START button. If you
enter a number that does not correspond to any of the available programs, the display shows the message
INVALID. During the wash cycle the user can follow the progress of the wash sequence and the remaining wash cycle
time on the display.
End of wash cycle
The wash cycle time is counted down to zero on the display. After t he completion of the wa sh cycle, the doo r lock
gets deactivated (it unlocks) and the display shows the message UNLOAD. Open the door and remove the
laundry from the machine. The message UNLOAD disappears and the machine is ready to start a new
program. The SELECT CYCLE option is displayed.
WARNING!
IF, AFTER A POWER CUT, THE MACHINE DOOR CANNOT BE OPENED AND THE MACHINE IS
FITTED WITH AN AUTOMATIC UNLOCKING CIRCUIT, WAIT UNTIL THE UNLOCKING CIRCUIT
UNLOCKS THE DOOR LOCK. BEFORE YOU OPEN THE DOOR, MAKE SURE THAT THE DRUM IS
COMPLETELY STILL AND THAT THE WATER HAS DRAINED FROM IT.
Power cut
Version Xcontrol
If a power cut occurs and the door is closed and locked, the wash program will, after the power supply has been
restored, automatically continue in the program beginning from the step in which the program was interrupted.
If the machine is fitted with an automatic unlocking circuit and if during the power cut the door lock gets unlocked (and
the door remains closed), the message Continue / Unload is displayed. Press the START button in order to
continue the wash program. If the door has been opened, the wash program gets cancelled.
Version Xcontrol Plus
If a power cut occurs and the door remains closed, the message Continue / Unload is displayed after the power
supply is restored. Press the START button in order to continue the wash program. If the door has been
opened, the wash program gets cancelled.
How to open the door by failure
See Installation and maintenance manual.
Wash program
number
Wash
program name
Remaining time wash
program
Units
Progression
bar
35 Min.
Prog 2: WARM WASH
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Operation
First service at technical problem
N° Failure message Failure Action Fault occurrence
E2
No Drain
Drain failure Full Stop + tumble Draining sequence
E3
Tilt Fault
Out of balance Full stop + tumble Whole cycle
E4
Imbalance
Out of balance : Normal
spin
Skip + continue After 5 atte mpts to spin
E5
Tilt High Sp
Out of balance : high
spin
Full stop + safety time >500 or 750 RPM
E6
Door Coil
Door switch failure Full stop + safety time Whole cycle
E7
Door Switch
Door solenoid switch
failure
Full stop + safety time Whole cycle
E8
Door Start
Door lock check at start
failure
Don’t start At start up
E9
Door Unload
Door lock switch closed
failure
Don’t start End cycle
E11
No Fill
Fill failure
Full stop + request for
Continue
While filling
E12
Overfill
Overfill failure Full stop + tumble While filling
E13
No Heating
Heating failure Full stop + tumble While heating
E14
Heat Time
Heating time failure
Full stop + request for
Continue
While heating
E15
Too Hot
Too Hot Full stop + tumble While heating
E21
Overflow
Overflow failure Full stop + tumble Wash step
E24
Level Sens
Defective level sensor Continue + Don’t start Before start up
E25
Temp Sensor
Defective temperature
sensor
Continue + Don’t start Before start up
E26
Mitsub code
Undefined frequency
inverter error code
Full stop + tumble Whole cycle
E27
Comm fault
Communication fault
inverter
Full stop + safety time Whole cycle
E28
THT time / E.OL
THT Time out / E.OL Full stop + safety time At spin sequence
E29
OV3 time / E.OP
OV3 Time out / E.OP Full stop + safety time At spin sequence
E31
Load Parr
Initialization fault
inverter
Don’t start At initialization
E32
Verify Parr
Verification fault
inverter
Don’t start At loading parameters
E35
Wrong Softw
Wrong software version Don’t start New software ve rsion
E37
No Drain Sp
Drain failure at the
Spray Sequence
Full stop + tumble Spray Sequence
E39
Out of Soap
The Soap Supplies are
running Out of Soap
For Info only Wash step
E41
Service Due
Service Due Warning
For Info only
Open door = reset
End cycle
E42
Connection
No Network
Connection
For Info only Data Transfer Networking
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Operation
E43
Voltage Par
Wrong Voltage Range
Selection
Make correct selection Configuration menu
E80
Time Out Input16
On Hold Signal Failure
Soap Dispensing
System
Full stop + tumble. Whole cycle
E81
No Reheat
Heating Failure
Full stop + tumble.
Wash Step
(Traceability only)
E82
No Refill
Refill failure
Full stop + request for
Continue
Wash Step
(Traceability only)
E83
Cycle Fail
No successful wash
cycle termination
Info that the wash cycle
has to be repeated.
Abnormal Cycle Termination
(Traceability only)
E85
RTC Low Batt
Real Time Clock, No
Battery or battery low
power
For Info only. E nd cy cle
(Traceability only)
E300-
E353
MITS ERR
Specific Mitsubishi
Inverter Alarm
Full stop + safety time Whole cycle
E500-
E525
MEMORY ERR
Memory Error
Full stop + safety time Any time
E550
TRACEYBILITY
WRITE
Internal memory Error
data for traceability
For Info only
Traceability function, whole
cycle
E551
TRACEYBILITY
FULL
Internal Traceability
memory is full
For Info only
Traceability function, whole
cycle
E600-
E628
SOFTW ERR
Software Error
Full stop + safety time Any time
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Technical data
Technical data
8 kg / 18 lb 11 kg / 25 lb 14 kg / 30 lb
Innerdrum
volume litres
diameter mm
Drum speed
wash
extraction rpm
Heating
electricity kW
steam bar
hot water °C
G-factor
Weight, net kg
Sound pressure level dB (A)
75
530
49
1165
6 / 9
1 - 8
90
400
175
< 65
105
620
49
1075
6 / 9 / 12
1 - 8
90
400
200
< 65
135
620
49
1075
9 / 12
1 - 8
90
400
240
< 65
Tab.1
Connections
8 kg / 18 lb 11 kg / 25 lb 14 kg / 30 lb
Water valves
connection
BSP DN20 3/4" DN20 3/4" DN20 3/4"
Water pressure
kPa
100-800 100-800 100-800
Rec. water pressure
kPa 300-500 300-500 300-500
Capacity
l/min 20 20 20
Drain valve
outer Ø mm
76 76 76
Flow amount with drain valvel/min
210 210 210
Steam valve connection
BSP DN15 1/2" DN15 1/2" DN15 1/2"
Steam pressure
kPa
100-800 100-800 100-800
Tab.2
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Technical data
Machines 8-11-14 kg / 18-25-30 lb
Front Left side Rear side
Fig.1
1. Electrical connection 8. Soap dispenser
2. Hot water 9. Control panel
3. Cold water hard 10. Button CENTRALSTOP
4. Cold water soft 11. Door opening: 8 kg / 18 lb: ø 330, 11-14kg / 25-30lb : ø 410
5. Main switch 12. Fuses
6. Connection liquid soap 13. USB port
7. Drain 14. Electrical connection to liquid soap pumps
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
8 kg / 18 lb
710 726 1115 790 355 230 88 920 1010 103 208 293 390 1020 24
11 kg / 25 lb
795 761 1225 792 342 230 88 1030 1120 103 208 379 475 1130 24
14 kg / 30 lb
795 911 1225 942 342 230 88 1030 1120 103 208 379 475 1130 24
Tab.3
8 kg / 18 lb 11 kg / 25 lb 14 kg / 30 lb
Frequency of the
dynamic force Hz
19,4
17,9
17,9
Floor load at
max extraction kN 1,9 ±0.5
2,2 ±0.5 2,6 ±0.5
Tab.4
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Technical data
Machine 8 kg / 18 lb
not
standard
Phase
Voltage
[V]
Frequency
[Hz]
Capacity
[kg]
Spin
[RPM]
Total
power
[kW]
Fuse
[A]
Motor
output
[kW]
Heating
[kW]
Internal
protection
IP
1 200-240 50/60 8 1165 0,85 10 0,75 0 43
1 200-240 50/60 8 1165 5,2 32 0,75 4,6
43
3 200-240 50/60 8 1165 0,85 10 0,75 0
43
3 200-240 50/60 8 1165 6,7 25 0,75 6
43
3 200-240 50/60 8 1165 9,7 32 0,75 9
43
3 380-415 + N 50/60 8 1165 0,85 16 0,75 0
43
3 38 0 - 4 1 5 + N 50/60 8 1165 6,7 16 0,75 6
43
3 38 0 - 4 1 5 + N 50/60 8 1165 9,7 20 0,75 9
43
3 380-415 50/60 8 1165 0,85 10 0,75 0
43
3 440-480 50/60 8 1165 0,85 10 0,75 0
43
3 380-415 50/60 8 1165 6,7 16 0,75 6
43
3 440-480 50/60 8 1165 7,7 16 0,75 7
43
3 380-415 50/60 8 1165 9,7 20 0,75 9
43
3 440-480 50/60 8 1165 9,7 16 0,75 9
43
Tab.5
Machine 11 kg / 25 lb
not
standard
Phase
Voltage
[V]
Frequency
[Hz]
Capacity
[kg]
Spin
[RPM]
Total
power
[kW]
Fuse
[A]
Motor
output
[kW]
Heating
[kW]
Internal
protection
IP
1 200-240 50/60 11 1075 1,2 16 1,1 0 43
1 200-240 50/60 11 1075 5,4 32 1,1 4,6
43
3 200-240 50/60 11 1075 1,2 16 1,1 0
43
3 200-240 50/60
11
1075 6,8 25 1,1 6
43
3 200-240 50/60
11
1075 9,8 32 1,1 9
43
3 200-240 50/60
11
1075 12,8 40 1,1 12
43
3 380-415 + N 50/60
11
1075 1,2 16 1,1 0
43
3 38 0 - 4 1 5 + N 50/60
11
1075 6,8 16 1,1 6
43
3 38 0 - 4 1 5 + N 50/60
11
1075 9,8 20 1,1 9
43
3 38 0 - 4 1 5 + N 50/60
11
1075 12,8 25 1,1 12
43
3 380-415 50/60
11
1075 1,2 10 1,1 0
43
3 440-480 50/60
11
1075 1,2 10 1,1 0
43
3 380-415 50/60
11
1075 6,8 16 1,1 6
43
3 440-480 50/60
11
1075 7,8 16 1,1 7
43
3 380-415 50/60
11
1075 9,8 20 1,1 9
43
3 440-480 50/60
11
1075 9,8 16 1,1 9
43
3 380-415 50/60
11
1075 12,8 25 1,1 12
43
3 440-480 50/60
11
1075 12,8 25 1,1 12
43
Tab.6
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Technical data
Machine 14 kg / 30 lb
not
standard
Phase
Voltage
[V]
Frequency
[Hz]
Capacity
[kg]
Spin
[RPM]
Total
power
[kW]
Fuse
[A]
Motor
output
[kW]
Electrical
heating
[kW]
Internal
protection
IP
1 200-240 50/60 14 1075 1,6 16 1,5 0 43
1 200-240 50/60
14
1075 5,7 32 1,5 4,6
43
3 200-240 50/60
14
1075 1,6 16 1,5 0
43
3 200-240 50/60
14
1075 7,1 25 1,5 6
43
3 200-240 50/60
14
1075 10,1 32 1,5 9
43
3 200-240 50/60
14
1075 13,1 40 1,5 12
43
3 200-240 50/60
14
1075 14,9 50 1,5 13,8
43
3 380-415 + N 50/60
14
1075 1,6 16 1,5 0
43
3 380-415 + N 50/60
14
1075 7,1 16 1,5 6
43
3 38 0 - 4 1 5 + N 50/60
14
1075 10,1 20 1,5 9
43
3 38 0 - 4 1 5 + N 50/60
14
1075 13,1 25 1,5 12
43
3 380-415 + N 50/60
14
1075 14,9 32 1,5 13,8
43
3 380-415 50/60
14
1075 1,6 10 1,5 0
43
3 440-480 50/60
14
1075 1,6 10 1,5 0
43
3 380-415 50/60
14
1075 7,1 16 1,5 6
43
3 440-480 50/60
14
1075 8,1 16 1,5 7
43
3 380-415 50/60
14
1075 10,1 20 1,5 9
43
3 440-480 50/60
14
1075 10,1 16 1,5 9
43
3 380-415 50/60
14
1075 13,1 25 1,5 12
43
3 440-480 50/60
14
1075 13,1 25 1,5 12
43
3 380-415 50/60
14
1075 14,9 32 1,5 13,8
43
3 440-480 50/60
14
1075 14,9 32 1,5 13,8
43
Tab.7
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Installation
Installation
Transportation and unpacking
The machine is delivered complete with feet etc. packed inside the machine in the drum.
The machine is delivered bolted onto the transport pallet and packed in a shrink-wrap foil or box.
Remove packing from the machine.
Remove front and rear panel. Remove the bolts between the machine and pallet.
Mount front and rear panel.
When the machine is lifted off the pallet: Make sure that the machine does not come down on the floor
with either of the rear corners first. The side panel of the machine can be damaged.
Mount the feet.
Place the machine on its final position.
Level the machine with the feet of the machine.
The machine also comes with transport safety devices (four plate angles between the support and the
drum).
In order to remove the safety devices:
Remove front and rear panel, see fig.2., pos.3, 4.
Remove both front metal transport holders, pos. 1.
Remove both rear transport holders, pos. 2.
The machine may not be moved with the transport holders removed. Save the transport secu rities for
future use.
Fig.2
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Installation
Siting and floor
Install the machine close to a floor drain or open
drain.
In order to make installation and servicing the
machine easier the following clearances are
recommended:
• At least 500 mm between the machine and
the wall behind
• and min. 50 mm on both sides of the machine
whether installed next to the wall or other
machines.
Fig.3
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Installation
Mechanical installation
• Mark and drill 2 holes ø 10 mm and 50 mm deep in the positions shown.
- Position of feet
- Drilling points for expander bolts
Fig.4
Mechanical installation
Machine
A B C D E F G H I J
8 kg / 18 lb
530 444 95 129,5 375 167,5 40 118 710 691,5
11 kg / 25 lb
618 444 88,5 129,5 455 170 35 118 795 691,5
14 kg / 30 lb
618 564 88,5 159,5 515 140 60 118 795 841,5
Tab.8
• The machine shall be lifted in the bottom frame.
• Place the machine over the two drilled holes.
• Check that the machine is in level.
Adjust with the feet.
WARNING!
IT IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE THAT THE MACHINE IS PLACED IN LEVEL, FROM SIDE TO SIDE AS
WELL AS FRONT TO REAR. IF THE MACHINE IS NOT PROPERLY LEVELED, IT MAY RESULT IN OUTOF-BALANCE WITHOUT A REAL OUT OF BALANCE IN THE DRUM.
• Mount the expander bolts in the holes drilled in the floor. Fit the washers and nuts, and tighten well.
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Installation
Water connections
All intake connections to the machine are to be fitted with manual shut-off valves and filters, to
facilitate installation and servicing.
Water pipes and hoses should be flushed clean before installation. After installation hoses should
hang in gentle arcs.
All connectors present on the machine must be connected up. The table shows the possible
connection options, which will depend on the water types to be connected to the machine. Check
the machine plates too.
All water connectors must be connected up, otherwise the wash program will not function
correctly.
Hoses are to be of an approved type and grade and comply with IEC 61770.
Machines shall be connected with new water hoses. Re-used water hoses must not be used.
The water pressure data: see - Technical data - Connections
WARNING!
IF THE WATER PRESSURE IS BELOW THE MIN. VALUE, THE WASH RESULT CAN NOT BE
GUARANTEED FOR CERTAIN PROGRAM.
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Installation
Water type Water connection
1 2 3
cold and hot cold - hot
cold soft and cold hard
and hot
cold soft cold hard hot
Tab.9
2 waters 3 waters
Fig.5 Fig.6
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Fig.9 Recommended drain
pipe diameters
Installation
Drain connection
Connect a 76 mm (3") pipe or rubber hose to the machine’s drain pipe, ensuring a downward fl ow
from the machine. Avoid sharp bends which may prevent proper draining.
The drainage pipe should be located over a floor drain, drainage channel.
Fig.7
1. Waste channel cover
2. Drain elbow ∅ 76 mm / 3“
3. Clamp
4. Waste channel
Recommended distances for 8-11-14 kg / 18-25-30 lb
x1 = 112 mm
x2 = >100 mm
x3 = >20 mm
The main drain channel-pipe must have the capacity to be able to handle the total output of all connected
machines. In a drainpipe, a deodorized must be provided every twenty meter, fig.9., pos.1 to assure
the good working of the drain pipe. If the main drain pipe cannot be sufficiently deodorized, install a deodorizer
per machine. 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.9., 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
Venting
Fig.8 Drain connection
100437
100436
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Installation
Venting
WARNING
VAPOURS ESCAPE FROM THE MACHINE THROUGH THE AIR VENT OPENING!
SEE (FIG.8). DO NOT COVER!
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: The machines are produces in two versions:
Without liquid soap (standard version)
With liquid soap (according to the request)
Secure the location of the wiring and hoses in such a way that they can not be pinched, damaged
or rubbed. Before you start to use liquid soap, check with your liquid soap supplier whether the liquid soap is
harmless and inert to PP and PVC material in order to avoid a problem that manufacturer is not responsible
for.
The washer has provisions for connecting external dosing of liquid soaps. On the back side, a plastic hose
connection part is present, fig.10., pos.1. to connect the liquid soap hoses. Depending of the number of liquid
soap pumps that will be used, drill holes (max. 8) of Ø 8 mm / 0.315“ in the plastic hose connection part for
each pump.
On the plastic hose connection part is also a 3 nipples of Ø 12 mm / ½“. Use this nipple ONLY for entering
diluted soap. Drill with Ø 11.5 mm / 0.45“. 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.
check that the hose connections are tight (check the clamps)! any leakage of chemicals ma y cause serious
body injuries as well as serious damage to the washer. if one of the nipp l e s a r e open, close and secure the opening
with an appropriate cover.
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Installation
Fig.10
Electrical connection
The power supply of the liquid soap supply system has to be connected to an external electrical source. Only
authorized workers with a valid qualification must execute the electrical connection on the machine according
to the valid local standards. The correct connection way can be found on the wiring diagram that is located
inside the cabinet in a plastic bag. Do not connect the liquid soap pump system in the washer.
Electronic controller with blue pcb and graphical display
For electric connection of supply control signals is available on the back side of the machine the terminal box
with LED signalization of activation of the respective pump, (see fig.10., pos.2). Above the terminal box there
is a label for electric connection, fig.10. Detail connection of signals could be also found on the electric
scheme of the machine. Signals for supply pumps control are 24V AC. Maximum current for control circuits of
pumps must be limited to 10mA. Lead the cable for connection of pumps control signals through the plastic
cable bushing, pos.3. After connection of conductors to the respective positions of the connector “P” (screw
clamps), fix up the cable by tightening the cable bushing) against disconnection and close the box with the
cover. For details about liquid soap supply system programming, see Programming manual.
Electrical connection label
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Installation
Electrical installation
General
The machine has been designed for connecting to the electrical network acco rding the specification of your order.
Before connection check the electrical data stated on the data plate, 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.11. 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 chapter “TECHNICAL DATA” 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.11 Machine connection to electrical network (with a residual current device)
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Installation
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) leakag e 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 compone nts 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 “Technical data” for the rating of the nominal curre nt and other specif ication s 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 recomme nded (flexible wiring) to avoid condu ctor breaking because of vibration
– THE CROSS SECTION DEPENDS ON THE USED SUPPLY PROTECTION DEVICE. SEE TABLE 10.,
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.12.
– 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), (L 3/ 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.13.
– 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.13.
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Installation
Power supply protection device nominal
current (US)
Min. phase conductor
section in mm
2
(AWG)
Min. Protection conductor
section in mm
2
(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.10 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.12 Adaptation of conductor ends of supply cable
1. Main switch
2. Turnbuckle
3. -
4. Sag of inlet cable
Fig.13 Connection of main power inlet
Machine protective earth connection and equipotential bonding
Independent of the supply cable, the washer must be connected to the laundry protective earth system
with a separate conductor. The protection conductor, enabling this connection, is not included with the washer.
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 prote cti ve terminal for
this purpose is located on the rear panel of the machine frame, (fig.14., pos.3). The minimum protection
conductor’s cross section depends on the supply cable cross section and can be found in table 10. However,
for the protection purposes with the supply cable section of min. 4 mm2 we recommend to select
a larger conductor section, i.e. 6 mm².
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1. Washing machine (rear view)
2. Laundry protective earth connection
3. Washing machine external protective
terminal
4. Protective conductor - washing
machine connection
5. Earth mark
Fig.14
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.15. 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.15 Multiple machines in line
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Maintenance and adjustments
Maintenance and adjustments
WARNING!
ALWAYS FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! DO NOT BYPASS ANY SAFETY DEVICES OR THEIR
PARTS. ANY INTERFERENCE TO THE MACHINE FUNCTIONS AND CONSTRUCTION ARE
PROHIBITED!
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.
DO NOT OPERATE THE MACHINE WITH BROKEN / MISSING PARTS OR OPENED COVERS!
BEFORE MAINTENANCE WORK DISCONNECT THE MACHINE POWER SUPPLY!
WHEN THE MAIN SWITCH IS TURNED OFF THE INLET TERMINALS OF THE MACHINE MAIN SWITCH
ARE STILL UNDER CURRENT! THAT IS THE WAY TO AVOID INJURIES.
When replacing any parts of the machine, exchange them with original parts obtained from your dealer or
ordered through the spare parts manual.
Checking and maintenance daily
1. Remove the linen or other parts (paperclips, needles, …) that 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.
Do not use solvents, acids or grease to clean the rubber door gasket!
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
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 “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. On machines with electric heating check the tightening of the contacts of heating elements terminals
and other power terminals (main switch, fuse disconnectors, contactors).
7. Tighten the contacts of heating elements terminals on machines with electrical heating.
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Maintenance and adjustments
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.
WARNING!
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. Remove dirt and dust, clean, and verify functionality 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
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Maintenance and adjustments
Replacement of door rubber
1. Open the door. Remove the door glass with rubber from the door frame by pushing it towards the drum.
Do it carefully, do not damage the glass.
2. Remove the gasket from the glass.
3. Place a new rubber gasket with wider groove on the glass with the edge up.
4. Moisten the seal groove 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. 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.
Important note: After the door seal replacement it can happen that the door seal pressure is too high on the
door lock side as well as on the hinge side. If this happens, follow the service instructions mentioned above.
Adjusting of out of balance switch
The out of balance switch is an important component which must - if correctly adjusted - stop the machine
when excessive movement and shaking occur due to an unbalance caused by improper distribution of linen
in the washing drum. The adjustment of the vibration switch has ALWAYS to be executed at the installation
of the washer. It is recommended that once a year a qualified worker verifies the vibration switch petting.
ATTENTION!
DO NOT USE THE MACHINE IF THIS FUNCTION DOESN’T WORK PROPERLY!
THIS FUNCTIONAL TEST CAN ONLY BE EXECUTED BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN WITH PROPER
AUTHORIZATION.
Belt replacement and adjusting tension
WARNING!
MAKE SURE THE MACHINE IS DISCONNECTED FROM POWER SUPPLY BY USE AND SECURE
THE DISCONNECTING DEVICE.
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 comes first.
The belts are accessible from the rear of the machine. If the belts are too tight or too loose, the durability
will be shortened. If too loose they can be slipping on the pulley and can cause a noisy operation and generate
excessive wear with fast breaking as consequence. In such cases correcting the belts tension is necessa ry.
The belt tension can be verified with an approximate method.
ATTENTION!
TO CHANGE THE BELTS: NEVER USE A CROWBAR, SCREW DRIVER OR ALIKE TO TAKE OFF THE
BELTS OVER THE PULLEY!
Water filters
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.
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Maintenance and adjustments
Tightening moments
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
Replacement washer fuses
Fuse values
The correct values of fuses can be found in the vicinity of the fuse holders and on the electrical scheme
and delivered with the machine. When a fuse is blown, you can replace it with the same value but in NO case
a higher value. If the fuse blows again, do not change it, but find the cause of the failure.
Contact your commercial distributor for help if necessary.
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Trouble shooting aids
Trouble shooting aids
Unblocking of the door lock in case of emergency
If the power blackout takes too long, you can make an emergency unblocking of the door lock.
The emergency door opening has been described as follows:
WARNING!
BEFORE THE EMERGENCY DOOR OPENING TURN OFF THE MACHINE MAIN SWITCH!
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, UNTIL THERE IS NO WATER IN THE DRUM! IN THE OPPOSITE CASE,
IT WILL FLOW OUT AFTER OPENING THE DOOR.
1. Verify if all condition are present to safely open the door.
2. Softly push the washing unit to back.
3. Put your fingers over the edge of the front panel at the door lock side.
4. Push the emergency door opening button.
5. Open the door if all safety conditions are fulfilled.
Error indication shown on display
See User's manual, chapter 5.
See Programming manual, chapter “Troubleshooting”.
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Trouble shooting aids
List of recommended spare parts
– drain valve
– 2-way inlet valve
– 3-way inlet valve
– 4-way inlet valve
– steam valve
– door lock
– fuses
– thermostat sensor
– motor contactor
– heating contactor
– heating element
– V-belts
– door seal
Find more detailed information and order codes in the spare parts catalogue for individual machines at your
dealer.
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IMPORTANT !
MACHINE TYPE:
PROGRAMMER:
Electronic timer
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:
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