Alliance Laundry Systems IAE180J User manual

Programming
Washer-Extractors
Aries Control
Refer to Page 9 for Model Identification
Original Instructions
Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.
CAUTION: Read the instructions before using the machine.
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Table of Contents
Safety Information..................................................................................8
Important Safety Instructions .......................................................................... 8
Introduction........................................................................................... 9
Model Identification........................................................................................9
Machine Type in Configuration Menu.............................................................11
Control Identification........................................................................... 12
Symbols Used...............................................................................................12
Main Menu ..................................................................................................13
Basic Description of Controls................................................................ 14
General........................................................................................................ 14
Specific........................................................................................................14
Entering and Changing Values Utilizing the Control Keypad.............................15
How to Get into the Setup Mode ....................................................................15
15 Wash Programs - 99 Steps......................................................................... 16
Available Wash Sequences......................................................................... 17
The Creation of a Wash Program.................................................................... 17
Programming the Wash Sequence .............................................................. 17
Programming the Drain Sequence............................................................... 17
The Tumble Sequence................................................................................17
Programming the Functions........................................................................... 17
Programming the Water Temperature.......................................................... 17
Programming the Water Inlets Valves.......................................................... 17
Top Soap Dispenser Machines.................................................................... 17
Programming the Water Inlet Valves for Cabinet Hardmount 52 kg / 120 lb /
520 L Machine...................................................................................... 18
Programming the Water Level.................................................................... 18
Cabinet Freestanding 6.5-28 kg / 14-70 lb / 65-280 L....................................19
Cabinet Hardmount 7.5-52 kg / 20-120 lb / 80-520 L.................................... 20
Programmable Water Level........................................................................ 24
Speed of Machines with Frequency Inverter.................................................24
Programming the Wash Speed.................................................................... 26
Programming Extraction Speed ..................................................................26
Programming Supplies ..............................................................................27
Programming the Motor On and Off Times for Reversing............................. 27
Programming the Sequence Time ...............................................................27
Signal.......................................................................................................27
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Initializing the Machine........................................................................ 28
Initialization Menu .......................................................................................28
Configuration Menu......................................................................................32
Passwords.................................................................................................32
Advanced Menu ...........................................................................................36
Hygienic Cycle Menu ............................................................................... 37
Program Mode Lock Menu.........................................................................38
Program Lock Menu ................................................................................. 38
Weighing Menu.........................................................................................39
Data EXPORT / IMPORT ......................................................................... 40
Advanced Menu ...........................................................................................40
Payment Menu .............................................................................................41
Selection of Payment Mode .......................................................................43
Selection of Additional Functions .............................................................. 43
Programming........................................................................................45
General ....................................................................................................... 45
Step 1: Program Menu ..................................................................................45
Step 2: Program Functions ............................................................................ 45
Step 3: Program Step Function ...................................................................... 46
Step 4: Programming the Wash Part ............................................................... 47
Selecting the Wash Part .............................................................................48
The Prewash Sequence...............................................................................48
The Wash Sequence ..................................................................................49
The Cooldown Sequence ...........................................................................50
The Rinse Sequence ..................................................................................51
The Final Rinse Sequence.......................................................................... 52
The Soak Sequence....................................................................................53
The Spray Sequence ................................................................................. 54
The No Wash Sequence..............................................................................55
Step 5: Programming the Drain Step............................................................... 55
Selecting the Drain / Extraction Step........................................................... 55
The Drain Sequence ..................................................................................55
The Extract Sequence ............................................................................... 56
The No Drain Sequence............................................................................. 57
The Static Drain Sequence .........................................................................57
The Reversing Drain Sequence .................................................................. 57
Operation Menu................................................................................... 59
Starting Up ..................................................................................................59
Switching On the Power ............................................................................... 59
Load the Washing Machine............................................................................59
Put Soap into the Soap Dispenser................................................................... 59
Starting a Wash Program............................................................................... 59
Selection of a New Program after the Original Program Has Started.................. 59
The Active Program ..................................................................................... 59
Advancing a Wash Program .......................................................................... 60
Wash Time .................................................................................................. 60
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Program End................................................................................................ 60
Water Fill Process ........................................................................................ 60
Heating Process ........................................................................................... 60
Cooldown Function.......................................................................................61
Spray Function............................................................................................. 61
Unbalance ................................................................................................... 61
Adding Detergents ....................................................................................... 61
Wait State.....................................................................................................61
How to Handle Failure Messages ...................................................................61
How to Handle Power Interruptions ............................................................... 62
Special Functions .........................................................................................62
External Liquid Soap Boxes...........................................................................62
Pre-programmed Programs.................................................................. 63
Water Inlets (Valves) Information................................................................... 63
Wash Program Legend Water Levels ..............................................................64
Wash Actions............................................................................................... 64
RPM (Revolutions per Minute)...................................................................... 64
Wash Programs ............................................................................................65
Bright Wash Intensive 86°F [30°C]............................................................. 65
Colored Wash Intensive 104°F [40°C].........................................................66
Warm Wash Intensive 140°F [60°C]............................................................67
Hot Wash Intensive 194°F [90°C]............................................................... 68
Bright Wash 86°F [30°C]........................................................................... 68
Colored Wash 104°F [40°C]....................................................................... 69
Warm Wash 140°F [60°C].......................................................................... 70
Woolens 59°F [15°C].................................................................................71
Extraction - Low Speed..............................................................................72
Extraction - High Speed............................................................................. 73
Eco Bright Wash 86°F [30°C].....................................................................73
Eco Color Wash 104°F [40°C]....................................................................74
Eco Warm Wash 140°F [60°C]................................................................... 75
Eco Hot Wash 194°F [90°C].......................................................................75
Hot Wash 194°F [90°C]............................................................................. 76
Troubleshooting....................................................................................78
Display Messages......................................................................................... 78
Fault Messages............................................................................................. 78
How to Handle Fault Messages ..................................................................... 78
Failure Message Overview ............................................................................79
Service Menu .............................................................................................. 81
Faults Menu (Service Faults)...................................................................... 82
Toolbox Menu ..........................................................................................82
Diagnostic Program ......................................................................................84
Test Sequence .......................................................................................... 85
Basic Diagnostic Wash Program................................................................. 86
Troubleshooting ...........................................................................................87
External Communication Problems ................................................................88
Error Message Descriptions........................................................................... 88
Failure 2: Drain Failure..............................................................................88
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Failure 3: Safety Switch Activated ............................................................. 88
Failure 4: The Linen is Not Correctly Distributed in the Stage when the Ma-
chine Starts Up the Spinning Sequence.................................................... 89
Failure 5: Out of Balance High Spin ...........................................................89
Failure 6: Door Switch Failure ...................................................................89
Failure 7: Door Lock Switch Failure ...........................................................90
Failure 8: Door Close Check at Start Failure................................................ 90
Failure 9: Door Lock Switch Failure at Cycle End........................................ 90
Failure 10: Target Temperature not Reached................................................ 91
Failure 11: Fill Failure............................................................................... 91
Failure 12: Overfill Failure.........................................................................91
Failure 13: Heating Failure ........................................................................92
Failure 14: Heating Time Failure................................................................ 92
Failure 15: Too Hot................................................................................... 92
Failure 16: Coin Blocking 1 .......................................................................93
Failure 17: Coin Blocking 2 .......................................................................93
Failure 18: Door Lock Pre-test Before Start ................................................ 93
Failure 19: Door Lock Test After Start ........................................................93
Failure 21: Overflow Failure...................................................................... 93
Failure 24: Defective Level Sensor .............................................................94
Failure 25: Defective Temperature Sensor ...................................................94
Failure 26: Undefined Mitsubishi Frequency Inverter Error Code.................. 94
Failure 27: Communication Fault Inverter ...................................................94
Failure 28: THT (Mitsubishi) Time Out....................................................... 95
Failure 29: OV3 (Mitsubishi) Time Out....................................................... 95
Failure 31: Initialization Fault Inverter........................................................ 95
Failure 32: Verification Fault Inverter..........................................................95
Failure 35: Wrong Software Version............................................................96
Failure 36: The Linen is Not Correctly Distributed in the Stage Before the Start
Up of the Spinning Sequence.................................................................. 96
Failure 37: Drain Failure at the Spray Sequence........................................... 96
Failure 39: Empty Soap Supply Box............................................................96
Failure 41: Service Due Warning................................................................ 96
Failure 42: No Network Connection............................................................97
Failure 43: Wrong Voltage Range Selection................................................. 97
Failure 44: Incorect Selection of Machine Type ...........................................97
Failure 45: Drum Rotation Sensor is not Working.........................................97
Failure 77: Time for Heating Blocking is Out...............................................97
Failure 80: Time for Dispensing Liquid Detergents is Out ............................ 97
Failure 85: RTC Low Battery .....................................................................98
Failure 95: Watch Dog .............................................................................. 98
Failure 300-353: Mitsubishi Inverter Alarm Message....................................98
Failure 500-526: Memory Errors...............................................................102
Failure 560: USB Not Found.................................................................... 102
Failure 561: File Not Found......................................................................102
Failure 562: Export Failed........................................................................ 102
Failure 563: Import Failed........................................................................ 102
Failure 570-571: Card Reader Error...........................................................102
Failure 600-628: Software Errors.............................................................. 103
Service Information............................................................................ 104
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Maintenance............................................................................................... 104
Programmer Circuit Board .......................................................................... 104
Instructions for Replacing the Programmer Boards ........................................104
Instructions for Installing New Software .......................................................105
Electronic Coin Selector......................................................................106
Electronic Coin Selector Type EMP 500.12 v4...............................................106
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Safety Information
Important Safety Instructions
WARNING
Before operating a machine controlled by an elec-
tronic programmer, read this manual. Incorrect use
can result in serious injuries or damage to the ma-
chine controls. Ignoring instructions can cause an
incorrect machine function, which may result in inju-
ries or machine and/or linen damages.
C001
• Before installation, operating and maintenance of the ma-
chine, read complete instructions thoroughly which means the
following manuals: "Original Programming Manual" and
"Original Installation, maintenance and user's manual". Fol-
low these instructions and keep them handy for later use.
• A machine must be installed by following the "Original In-
stallation, maintenance and user's manual". Before the first
machine start, it must be initialized and tested by a qualified
worker.
• The electric service line must not be affected by other electri-
cal loading. A nominal voltage, if loaded or not must work in
the range ±10% with a maximum permanent frequency devia-
tion of 1% or a short-time one at 2% of a given frequency.
Connecting or starting the machine at an incorrect voltage can
damage the programmer.
• The machine must not be exposed to high humidity or ex-
treme high and low temperatures.
• Do not tamper with the controls.
•Instructions in this manual do not cover all dangerous sit-
uations. It is up to the user to handle the machine careful-
ly.
• The manufacturer has the right to change specifications in this
manual without prior notice. All the stated information is only
for informative purpose and must be considered as general. It
is not possible to present all the specific data of the device.
NOTE: Every circuit board has a serial number and
board code. The model and serial number of the ma-
chine, must be mentioned in all correspondence or in-
quiries addressed to the distributor or manufacturer.
NOTE: The programmer uses machine type codes to
select different machines´ programmable machines ex-
ecutions. The model number on the machine doesn’t
indicate the machine type directly. It must be linked
with the description of the machine type letters.
Safety Information
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Introduction
Model Identification
Information in this manual is applicable to these models:
A105_ARIES IAX332J IYW080J
A135_ARIES IAX520J IYW105J
A180_ARIES IAY080J IYW135J
A80_ARIES IAY105J IYW180J
H105 IAY135J IYW240J
H135 IAY180J IYX065J
H180 IAY240J IYX080J
H65 IAY280J IYX105J
H80 IAY332J IYX135J
IA105_ARIES IAY520J IYX180J
IA135_ARIES IY105_ARIES IYX240J
IA180_ARIES IY135_ARIES IYX280J
IA240_ARIES IY180_ARIES IYY065J
IA280_ARIES IY20_ARIES IYY080J
IA332_ARIES IY240_ARIES IYY105J
IA520_ARIES IY25_ARIES IYY135J
IA80_ARIES IY280_ARIES IYY180J
IAB180J IY30_ARIES IYY240J
IAC080J IY40_ARIES IYY280J
IAC105J IY55_ARIES JLA16_ARIES
IAC135J IY65_ARIES JLA16C_ARIES
IAC180J IY70_ARIES JLA22_ARIES
IAC240J IY80_ARIES JLA22C_ARIES
IAC280J IYB180J JLA30_ARIES
IAC332J IYC065J JLA30C_ARIES
IAC520J IYC080J JLA40_ARIES
IAE080J IYC105J JLA40C_ARIES
IAE105J IYC135J JLA50_ARIES
IAE135J IYC180J JLA65_ARIES
IAE180J IYC240J JYC080J
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IAE240J IYC280J JYC105J
IAE280J IYE065J JYC135J
IAG080J IYE080J JYC180J
IAG105J IYE105J JYC240J
IAG135J IYE135J JYC280J
IAG180J IYE180J JYE080J
IAG240J IYE240J JYE105J
IAG280J IYE280J JYE135J
IAG332J IYG065J JYE180J
IAG520J IYG080J JYE240J
IAH080J IYG105J JYH180J
IAH105J IYG135J JYH240J
IAH135J IYG180J JYH280J
IAH180J IYG240J JYX180J
IAH240J IYG280J JYX240J
IAH280J IYH065J JYX280J
IAH332J IYH080J WMA103E
IAH520J IYH105J WMA103E_ARIES
IAU080J IYH135J WMA123E
IAU105J IYH180J WMA123E_ARIES
IAU135J IYH240J WMA153E
IAU180J IYH280J WMA153E_ARIES
IAU240J IYQ065J WMA203E
IAU280J IYQ080J WMA203E_ARIES
IAU332J IYQ105J WMA253E
IAU520J IYQ135J WMA253E_ARIES
IAW080J IYQ180J WMA303E
IAW105J IYQ240J WMA303E_ARIES
IAW135J IYQ280J WMA403E
IAW180J IYU065J WMA403E_ARIES
IAW240J IYU080J WMA504EP
IAX080J IYU105J WMA73E
IAX105J IYU135J WMA73E_ARIES
IAX135J IYU180J WMA83E
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IAX180J IYU240J WMA83E_ARIES
IAX240J IYU280J JYE280J
IAX280J IYW065J A240_ARIES
A280_ARIES IA105_JLA_ARIES IA240_JLA
H240_ARIES IA135_JLA IA280_JLA
H280_ARIES IA135_JLA_ARIES IA332_JLA
IA105_JLA IA180_JLA IA520_JLA
IA80_JLA
Machine Type in Configuration Menu
Machine Type in Configuration Menu
Dry Load Capacity Machine Type
Freestanding, High Spin Washer Extractors
6.5 kg / 14 lb / 65 L (350 G) IY65M
6.5 kg / 14 lb / 65 L (400 G) IY65H
7.5 kg / 20 lb / 80 L (350 G) IY80M
7.5 kg / 20 lb / 80 L (400 G) IY80H
10.5 kg / 25 lb / 105 L (350 G) IY105M
10.5 kg / 25 lb / 105 L (400 G) IY105H
13.5 kg / 30 lb / 135 L (350 G) IY135M
13.5 kg / 30 lb / 135 L (400 G) IY135H
18 kg / 40 lb / 180 L (350 G) IY180M
18 kg / 40 lb / 180 L (400 G) IY180H
24 kg / 55 lb / 240 L (350 G) IY240M
24 kg / 55 lb / 240 L (400 G) IY240H
28 kg / 70 lb / 280 L IY280
Cabinet Hardmount Washer Extractors
7.5 kg / 20 lb / 80 L (100 G) IA80N
7.5 kg / 20 lb / 80 L (175G) IA80M
10.5 kg / 25 lb / 105 L (100 G) IA105N
10.5 kg / 25 lb / 105 L (175 G) IA105M
13.5 kg / 30 lb / 135 L (100 G) IA135N
13.5 kg / 30 lb / 135 L (175 G) IA135M
18 kg 40 lb / 180 L (100 G) IA180N
Table 1 continues...
Machine Type in Configuration Menu
Dry Load Capacity Machine Type
18 kg / 40 lb / 180 L (175 G) IA180M
24 kg / 55 lb / 240 L (100 G) IA240N
24 kg / 55 lb / 240 L (175 G) IA240M
28 kg / 70 lb / 280 L (100 G) IA280N
28 kg / 70 lb / 280 L (175 G) IA280M
35 kg / 80 lb / 332 L (100 G) IA332N
35 kg / 80 lb / 332 L (150 G) IA332M
52 kg / 120 lb / 520 L IA520N
Table 1
Introduction
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Control Identification
Symbols Used
Buttons
1. Hidden navigation button LEFT
2. Hidden navigation button RIGHT
Figure 1
Decal
CHM2451N_SVG
START (ADVANCE function for the OPL version)
CHM2452N_SVG
CONFIRM THE SELECTION (ENTER)
CHM2453N_SVG
CANCEL THE SELECTION
CHM2454N_SVG
MOVE UP
CHM2455N_SVG
MOVE DOWN
CHM2456N_SVG
SELECTION OF ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Table 2
Control Identification
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Main Menu
Figure 2
Control Identification
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Basic Description of Controls
General
The Control Offers:
• 15 pre-programmed programs.
• Control of signal voltages for external pumps or liquid supply
dispensers.
• Redistribution of the garments to avoid imbalance.
• Automatic temperature balance during the water fill process.
• Setting the machine options and configuration.
• Multiple languages can be selected (one at a time).
In Operation the Following Data is Displayed:
• The selected program.
• The active wash step.
• The remaining program time.
• Wash cycle progression bar.
• Indication of wait for heat (if selected).
• Diagnostic messages.
The Operation Menu:
• A program can be manually Shortened, Extended, Stopped.
• A pause can be programmed.
• A direct operation of selected components (water valves,
etc.).
• Program overview.
• Service information.
The Hardware and Software of the Wash Computer:
• Easy operation by a comprehensive keypad.
• The hardware contains 2 electronic boards.
• The wash computer with graphic LCD display.
• The control software of the washing machine is stored in the
internal memory of the wash computer and it can be easily ad-
justed (USB flash drive).
• The Wash Programs are kept in EEPROM memory (non-vola-
tile memory).
• Direct control of liquid-detergent pumps.
Specific
The PROGRAM Menu is Designated for:
• The creation of a specific name for a wash program.
• The creation and implementation of a new wash program step
by step.
• Editing a wash program step by step.
• Inserting and deleting steps in the wash program.
• Copying a wash program.
• Deleting a wash program.
• Inspecting the wash program by the view function.
The CONFIGURATION Menu is Designated for:
• The selection of the machine type.
• Loading the default factory settings for the CONFIGURA-
TION and INITIALIZATION menu.
• The selection of the Brightness of the display.
• The selection of the power supply voltage of the washing ma-
chine.
• Loading the frequency inverter parameters.
• Erasing all the programmed wash programs (reset Wash pro-
gram EEPROM memory).
• Loading the standard wash programs.
• The selection of the number of wash machine water supply
inlets.
• The selection of a second drain valve (water recycling sys-
tem).
• Enablization of external liquid pumps (if applicable).
• The selection if the temperature must be displayed in degrees
Celsius or degrees Fahrenheit.
• The selection Full Heating.
• The selection of Wet Cleaning (very low programmable water
levels).
• The selection of the minimum level start supplies.
The INITIALIZATION Menu is Designated for:
• The selection of the displayed Language.
• Programming the Service due value.
• The selection of the Buzzer time interval.
• The selection of the Advance function.
• The selection of the Wait for temperature function.
• The selection of the Manual override function.
• The selection of the Temperature balance function.
• Programming the Default Motor On and Off times for revers-
ing wash action.
• The selection of the Automatic Cooldown function.
• Programming the Boiler temperature (hot water supply).
• Programming the Temperature Overshoot Protection value.
• Programming the Maximum Heating time value.
• Programming the Maximum Fill time value.
• Programming the Maximum Level overfill value.
The SERVICE Menu is Designated for:
• The inspection of the error messages log register and the list
with statistics.
• Activating the power of the frequency inverter.
• The inspection of the functionality of the electric input sig-
nals.
• Resetting the Cycle counter.
The ADVANCED Menu is Designated for:
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• Special optional applications.
The PAYMENT Menu is Designated for:
• Selection of the payment mode.
• Setting the value of coins and currency.
• Setting the prices of programs (including special prices).
• Disabling (blocking) of programs.
• Optional functions.
• Type of displaying the program information.
Entering and Changing Values Utilizing
the Control Keypad
Entering a Numeric Value
1. Use the hidden navigation button LEFT and CANCEL THE
SELECTION button and choose the position which you want
to enter (change).
2. Use the FUNCTION SELECTION button and enter the re-
quired value.
3. Use the CONFIRM SELECTION button to confirm the en-
tered value.
EXAMPLE: How to Enter the Number "132":
1. Use the hidden navigation button LEFT to move the cursor
into the position of the digit for single units.
2. Use the FUNCTION SELECTION button and set the digit to
2.
3. Use the CANCEL THE SELECTION button to move the cur-
sor into the position of the digit for tens.
4. Use the FUNCTION SELECTION button and set the digit to
3.
5. Use the CANCEL THE SELECTION button to move the cur-
sor into the position of the digit for hundreds.
6. Use the FUNCTION SELECTION button and set the digit to
1.
7. Use the CONFIRM SELECTION button to finish the process
of entering the value.
Entering a Logical Value and Selection from a List
1. Use the LEFT and CANCEL THE SELECTION buttons to
enter (change) a logical value or to select an item from a list.
2. Use the CONFIRM SELECTION button to confirm the en-
tered value.
How to Get into the Setup Mode
1. Press the buttons CANCEL THE SELECTION and FUNC-
TION SELECTION at the same time.
2. Release the CANCEL THE SELECTION button and then, af-
ter one second, release the FUNCTION SELECTION button.
3. The display shows Service Info.
CFD1367R_SVG
SERVICE INFO
Figure 3
4. Press the buttons LEFT and CANCEL THE SELECTION at
the same time.
5. The display shows the main menu. If the password has been
activated, you will have to enter the correct password first.
CFD1368R_SVG
To Program Mode
Password
Figure 4
How to Leave a Setup Mode
When the "Main Menu" screen is shown.
1. Press the CANCEL THE SELECTION button on the keypad.
2. Then you will return to “Run Mode“ and the program over-
view is shown.
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15 Wash Programs - 99 Steps
Program 1 Program 2 Program 3 . . . Program 15
Name Prog Name Prog Name Prog Name Prog
Step 1 Step 1 Step 1 . . . Step 1
Wash
Sequence
Wash
Sequence
Wash
Sequence
Wash
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Step 2 Step 2 . . . Step 2
Wash
Sequence
Wash
Sequence
Wash
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Step 3 . . . Step 3
Wash
Sequence
Wash
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
. . . . . .
Step 99 Step 99
Wash
Sequence
Wash
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Drain/
Extraction
Sequence
Tumble
Sequence
Tumble
Sequence
Tumble
Sequence
. . . Tumble
Sequence
CHM1685R
Figure 5
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Available Wash Sequences
Available Wash Sequences: Prewash, Wash, Cooldown, Rinse,
Final Rinse, Soak, Spray, No Wash.
Available drain/extraction sequences: Drain, Extract, No drain,
Static drain, Rev drain.
The Creation of a Wash Program
•A Wash Program is created step by step.
•Each step always consists of a Wash sequence and a
Drain/Extraction sequence.
Programming the Wash Sequence
First choose the type of Wash sequence.
• PREWASH
• WASH
• COOLDOWN
• RINSE
• FINAL RINSE
• SOAK
• SPRAY
• No WASH
Then program all the related functions of the sequence.
Available functions
• Temperature
• Water Level
• Water Inlet Valves
• The Wash Speed
• The Reversing Interval times
• Supplies
• Sequence Time (length of step)
• Drain valve 1 - 2
• Pause Signal
Each step is pre-loaded with default settings. When creating a
program, you can choose to utilize these suggested settings.
Programming the Drain Sequence
After programming the Wash sequence, next program the Drain/
Extraction sequence.
• DRAIN
• EXTRACTION
• No DRAIN
• STATIC DRAIN
• REVERSING DRAIN
Then program all the related functions of the Drain/Extraction se-
quence.
Available functions
• Sequence Time (length of step)
• Speed
• Drain valve 1 - 2
You can skip a sequence between two by programming No
WASH or No Drain.
Example : The No drain sequence should be programmed be-
tween a wash and a cooldown sequence.
NOTE: A more detailed explanation for the specific se-
quences can be found in Chapter Step 4: Programming
the Wash Part , Step 5: Programming the Drain Step.
The Tumble Sequence
• The wash cycle will always end with the Tumble sequence.
• The tumble sequence takes 30 Seconds, then the program is
finished and the door can be opened.
•The Tumble sequence cannot be skipped.
Programming the Functions
Limits
• To ensure the correct functionality of the washing machine
you have to program values within certain limits.
• If you program a value that falls below the minimal or above
the maximal programmable limit then the new value will not
be accepted and the previous value stays valid.
Programming the Water Temperature
Limits
• Minimum value : 33.8°F [1°C]
• Maximum value : 113°F [45°C] for the PREWASH and
SOAK and 197.6°F [92°C] for the WASH sequence.
• For RINSE, FINAL RINSE and SPRAY no Temperature can
be programmed.
Programming the Water Inlets Valves
• Depending on the programmed temperature the water inlet
valves are suggested.
• While the tub is filling with water, the computer controls the
water temperature. By switching on and off the hot and cold
water inlet valves the correct water temperature is obtained.
• For machines with a Top Soap Dispenser you have to consider
that by programming the water inlet valves, at the same time,
you are also selecting the soap Box at which the soap must be
added.
• If you want to program a wash sequence with :
• Cold Water : only Cold Inlet Valves must be programmed
• Warm or Hot water : Cold and Hot Inlet Valves must be
programmed
Top Soap Dispenser Machines
The Cold Water Inlet Valves
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• Inlet Valve 1 corresponds with soap box for a Prewash.
• Inlet Valve 2 corresponds with soap box for a Wash - deter-
gent.
• Inlet Valve 3 corresponds with soap box for a Wash - liquid
soap.
• Inlet Valve 4 corresponds with soap box for a Final Rinse.
• Inlet Valve 7 is a direct Inlet Valve and speeds up the water
fill process.
The Hot Water Inlet Valves
• Inlet Valve 5 corresponds with soap box for a Prewash.
• Inlet Valve 6 corresponds with soap box for a Wash - deter-
gent.
• Inlet Valve 8 corresponds with soap box for a Wash - liquid
soap.
How to Select Inlet Valves: EXAMPLE
For a Prewash: Programmable tem-
perature:
33.8 - 113°F [1 -
45°C]
Inlet Valve 1 (cold)
and/or 5 (hot)
soap box for a Pre-
wash
and/or 7 (cold) direct Inlets
For a Wash: Programmable tem-
perature:
33.8 - 197.6°F [1 -
92°C]
Inlet Valve 2 (cold)
and/or 6 (hot)
soap box for a
Wash - detergent
and/or 7 (cold) direct Inlets
For a Rinse: Inlet valves 1+2+7
(cold)
No detergent is
added
For a Final Rinse: Inlet valve 4 soap box for a Final
rinse
and/or 7 (cold) direct inlets
Table 3
WARNING
For machines with liquid supply pumps, direct water
inlet valve 7 must be programmed because the liquid
is added at the direct water inlet channel. For wash-
ing machines with water recycling, the water recy-
cling supply must be connected to inlet valve 5 or 7.
C015
Programming the Water Inlet Valves for Cabinet
Hardmount 52 kg / 120 lb / 520 L Machine
The Cold Water Inlet Valves
• Inlet Valve 1 is a direct Inlet Valve and speeds up the water
fill process.
• Inlet Valve 2 is a direct Inlet Valve and speeds up the water
fill process.
• Inlet Valve 4 corresponds with soap box for a Prewash.
• Inlet Valve 5 corresponds with soap box for a Wash - deter-
gent.
• Inlet Valve 6 corresponds with soap box for a Wash - liquid
soap.
• Inlet Valve 7 corresponds with soap box for a Final Rinse.
The Hot Water Inlet Valves
• Inlet Valve 3 is a direct Inlet Valve and speeds up the water
fill process.
• Inlet Valve 8 corresponds with soap box for a Prewash.
Programming the Water Level
Water Level Limits
• Refer to Table 6 . The values are different for each machine
type.
• Minimum value: above the heating elements and the tempera-
ture sensor.
• Maximum value: half the wash drum.
Normal Low Level, Normal High Level
• The Normal Low Level is recommended for the PREWASH,
WASH and SOAK sequences.
• The Normal High Level is recommended for the RINSE and
FINAL RINSE Sequences.
• At the COOLDOWN sequence, the Wash Computer makes
use of a low water level and is draining the water automatical-
ly.
• At the Spray sequence, the Drain valve stays open.
Wet Cleaning Selection Configuration Menu
• It’s possible to program a level below default minimum pro-
grammable level. Refer to Table 6 .
• The heating will not be functional for a water level below the
standard minimum programmable water level.
NOTE: For woolens and other delicate linen a normal
high water level is recommended. The economic func-
tion should only be used for lightly soiled and/or small-
er volumes of laundry. In other cases, the program will
give poor washing quality.
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Cabinet Freestanding 6.5-28 kg / 14-70 lb / 65-280 L
Water Volume per Water Level - With No Load - Cabinet Freestanding Models
Water
Level
Machine Capacity
6.5 kg / 14
lb / 65 L
7.5 kg / 20
lb / 80 L
10.5 kg /
25 lb / 105
L
13.5 kg /
30 lb / 135
L
18 kg / 40
lb / 180 L
24 kg / 55
lb / 240 L
28 kg / 70
lb / 280 L
7 - - - - 2.11 gal [8 l] 3.83 gal [14.5
l]
2.93 gal [11.1
l]
8 - - - - 2.64 gal [10 l] 4.62 gal [17.5
l]
3.72 gal [14.1
l]
9 2.51 gal [9.5 l] 2.77 gal [10.5
l]
2.77 gal [10.5
l]
3.17 gal [12 l] 3.30 gal [12.5
l]
5.55 gal [21 l] 4.54 gal [17.2
l]
10 2.91 gal [11 l] 3.17 gal [12 l] 3.17 gal [12 l] 3.83 gal [14.5
l]
3.83 gal [14.5
l]
6.34 gal [24 l] 5.57 gal [21.1
l]
11 (1) 3.43 gal
[13 l]
3.57 gal [13.5
l]
3.70 gal [14 l] 4.36 gal [16.5
l]
4.49 gal [17 l] 7.40 gal [28 l] 6.46 gal [24.4
l]
12 (2) 3.83 gal
[14.5 l]
(1) 4.09 gal
[15.5 l]
(1) 4.23 gal
[16 l]
5.02 gal [19 l] 5.15 gal [19.5
l]
8.32 gal [31.5
l]
7.50 gal [28.4
l]
13 (3) 4.23 gal
[16 l]
(2) 4.49 gal
[17 l]
(2) 4.76 gal
[18 l]
(1) 5.68 gal
[21.5 l]
5.81 gal [22 l] 8.85 gal [33.5
l]
8.53 gal [32.3
l]
14 (4) 4.76 gal
[18 l]
(3) 5.02 gal
[19 l]
(3) 5.28 gal
[20 l]
(2) 6.34 gal
[24 l]
6.60 gal [25 l] 9.77 gal [37 l] 9.64 gal [36.5
l]
15 5.15 gal [19.5
l]
(4) 5.55 gal
[21 l]
(4) 5.81 gal
[22 l]
(3) 7.13 gal
[27 l]
7.40 gal [28 l] 10.83 gal [41
l]
10.83 gal [41
l]
16 5.68 gal [21.5
l]
6.08 gal [23 l] 6.47 gal [24.5
l]
(4) 7.79 gal
[29.5 l]
(1) 8.32 gal
[31.5 l]
(1) 11.89 gal
[45 l]
(1) 11.83 gal
[44.8 l]
17 6.21 gal [23.5
l]
6.74 gal [25.5
l]
7.13 gal [27 l] 8.59 gal [32.5
l]
(2) 9.11 gal
[34.5 l]
(2) 12.81 gal
[48.5 l]
(2) 13.18 gal
[49.9 l]
18 6.74 gal [25.5
l]
7.26 gal [27.5
l]
7.79 gal [29.5
l]
9.51 gal [36 l] (3) 10.04 gal
[38 l]
(3) 13.74 gal
[52 l]
(3) 14.50 gal
[54.9 l]
19 7.26 gal [27.5
l]
7.79 gal [29.5
l]
8.45 gal [32 l] 10.30 gal [39
l]
(4) 10.83 gal
[41 l]
(4) 14.40 gal
[54.5 l]
(4) 15.80 gal
[59.8 l]
20 7.66 gal [29 l] 8.32 gal [31.5
l]
8.98 gal [34 l] 11.23 gal [42.5
l]
11.76 gal [44.5
l]
15.72 gal
[59.5 l]
17.14 gal
[64.9 l]
21 8.19 gal [31 l] 8.85 gal [33.5
l]
9.77 gal [37 l] 12.02 gal
[45.5 l]
12.68 gal [48
l]
16.91 gal [64
l]
18.33 gal
[69.4 l]
22 8.85 gal [33.5
l]
9.51 gal [36 l] 10.43 gal
[39.5 l]
12.81 gal
[48.5 l]
13.60 gal
[51.5 l]
18.10 gal
[68.5 l]
19.65 gal
[74.4 l]
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Water Volume per Water Level - With No Load - Cabinet Freestanding Models
Water
Level
Machine Capacity
6.5 kg / 14
lb / 65 L
7.5 kg / 20
lb / 80 L
10.5 kg /
25 lb / 105
L
13.5 kg /
30 lb / 135
L
18 kg / 40
lb / 180 L
24 kg / 55
lb / 240 L
28 kg / 70
lb / 280 L
23 9.51 gal [36 l] 10.17 gal
[38.5 l]
11.10 gal [42
l]
13.74 gal [52
l]
14.53 gal [55
l]
19.28 gal [73
l]
21.13 gal [80
l]
24 10.17 gal
[38.5 l]
10.7 gal [40.5
l]
11.89 gal [45
l]
14.53 gal [55
l]
15.45 gal
[58.5 l]
20.47 gal
[77.5 l]
22.48 gal
[85.1 l]
25 10.70 gal
[40.5 l]
11.36 gal [43
l]
12.68 gal [48
l]
15.45 gal
[58.5 l]
16.51 gal
[62.5 l]
21.93 gal [83
l]
23.78 gal [90
l]
26 11.36 gal [43
l]
12.15 gal [46
l]
13.47 gal [51
l]
16.38 gal [62
l]
17.44 gal [66
l]
22.85 gal
[86.5 l]
25.20 gal
[95.4 l]
27 12.15 gal [46
l]
12.94 gal [49
l]
14.27 gal [54
l]
17.17 gal [65
l]
18.36 gal
[69.5 l]
24.04 gal [91
l]
26.60 gal
[100.7 l]
28 12.94 gal [49
l]
13.74 gal [52
l]
15.06 gal [57
l]
18.10 gal
[68.5 l]
19.28 gal [73
l]
25.23 gal
[95.5 l]
27.71 gal
[104.9 l]
29 13.74 gal [52
l]
14.53 gal [55
l]
15.98 gal
[60.5 l]
18.89 gal
[71.5 l]
20.21 gal
[76.5 l]
26.55 gal
[100.5 l]
29.09 gal
[110.1 l]
30 - - 16.77 gal
[63.5 l]
19.81 gal [75
l]
21.13 gal [80
l]
27.74 gal [105
l]
30.56 gal
[115.7 l]
(1) Economic Low Level
(2) Economic High Level
(3) Normal Low Level
(4) Normal High Level
Table 4
Cabinet Hardmount 7.5-52 kg / 20-120 lb / 80-520 L
Water Volume per Water Level - With No Load – Cabinet Hardmount Models
Water
Level
Machine Capacity
7.5 kg /
20 lb / 80
L
10.5 kg /
25 lb /
105 L
13.5 kg /
30 lb /
135 L
18 kg /
40 lb /
180 L
24 kg /
55 lb /
240 L
28 kg /
70 lb /
280 L
35 kg /
80 lb /
332 L
52 kg /
120 lb /
520 L
7 - - - 2 gal [7.6 l] 2.40 gal
[9.10 l]
2.17 gal [8.2
l]
- -
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