Appliance Desk 4000 User manual

SERVICE MANUAL
Combo Washer Dryer
Convertible Condensing/Venting Dryer
Factory Model ―4000 / 4400 CV

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Table of Contents
WARRANTY INFORMATION ..........................................................................................................2
SAFE SERVICING PRACTICES..........................................................................................................3
IMPORTANT PRESERVICE INSTRUCTIONS ......................................................................................4
INSTALLATION (EZ 4000 CV) ..........................................................................................................5
DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLE SHOOTING ..........................................................................................6
WASH CYCLE.....................................................................................................................................6
DRY CYCLE ......................................................................................................................................14
UPDATE SOFTWARE....................................................................................................................19
APPENDIX ..................................................................................................................................26
APPENDIX 1: TERMINAL SPECIFICATION ON ELECTRONIC MODULE ........................................................26
APPENDIX 2: OPTION BUTTONS AND GRAPHIC DISPLAY .......................................................................27
APPENDIX 3WIRING DIAGRAM............................................................................................................28
APPENDIX 4: WIRING LIST TABLE ....................................................................................................... 30
QUICK CHECK .............................................................................................................................32

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WARRANTY INFORMATION
Geographic Exception: If the product is installed
at a location more than 50 miles from an urban area
(minimum population 25,000), Equator Advanced
Appliances may, at its option, offer a 2-year parts
only Warranty, if a service agent cannot be found.
Responsibility for labor, in such instances will be
that of the consumer-owner. Equator Advanced
Appliances will, however provide free technical
assistance for repairs.
GENERAL
Since it is the responsibility of the consumer-owner
to establish the warranty period by verifying the
original purchase date, Equator Advanced
Appliances recommends that a bill of sale, delivery
slip or some other appropriate payment record be
kept for that purpose. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights, and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state.
EXCLUSIONS
In no event shall Equator Advanced Appliances be
liable for incidental or consequential damages or for
damages resulting from external causes such as
abuse, misuse, incorrect voltage or acts of God.
This warranty does not cover service calls
which do not involve defective workmanship or
materials covered by this warranty.
Accordingly, diagnosis and repair costs for a
service call which does not involve defective
workmanship or materials will be the
responsibility of the consumer-owner.
In addition, the following work is not covered under
warranty and does not constitute warranty work:
• Installation - improper hook-up or leveling
• Maintenance - cleaning of air and/or water filter.
• Damage - replacing broken door handle Most work
is covered. The defining factor is, has the
machine malfunctioned (Equator is responsible)
or has the customer omitted or done something
to cause machine to malfunction (customer is
responsible.)
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation
of incidental or consequential damages, so the
above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
Please Note : The warranty is provided by
Appliance Desk and hence for service on any of
units please contact Appliance Desk.
CONTACT INFORMATION
APPLIANCE DESK
10216 Georgibelle Dr, Suite 900D
Houston, TX 77043
Phone: 800-490-8018
Fax : 832-201-0854
E-Mail
Service: service@appliancedesk.com
Parts: parts@appliancedesk.com
Tech : techsupport@appliancedesk.com

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SAFE SERVICING PRACTICES
To avoid the possibility of personal injury and/or
property damage, it is important that safe servicing
practices be observed. The following are examples,
but without limitation, of such practices:
1. Do not attempt a product repair if you have any
doubts as to your ability to complete it in a safe and
satisfactory manner.
2. Before servicing or moving an appliance:
• remove fuse.
• turn off gas supply.
• turn off water supply.
3. Never interfere with the proper operation of any
safety device.
4. USE ONLY REPLACEMENT PARTS CATALOGED
FOR THIS APPLIANCE. SUBSTITUTIONS MAY
DEFEAT COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY STANDARDS
SET FOR HOME APPLIANCES.
5. GROUNDING: The standard color coding for safety
ground wires is GREEN or GREEN with YELLOW
STRIPES. Ground leads are not to be used as current
carrying conductors.
IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THAT THE SERVICE
TECHNICIAN RE-ESTABLISH ALL SAFETY GROUNDS
PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF SERVICE. FAILURE TO
DO SO WOULD CREATE A POTENTIAL HAZARD.
6. Prior to returning the product to service
ensure that:
•all electric, gas, and water connections are
correctly and securely connected.
•all gas and water connections are tested for
leaks. DO NOT TEST FOR GAS LEAKS WITH A
FLAME.
•all electrical leads are properly dressed and
secured away from sharp edges,
high-temperature components and moving
parts.
•all uninsulated electrical terminals,
connectors, heaters, etc. have adequate spacing
from all metal parts and panels.
•all safety grounds (both internal and external
to the product) are correctly and securely
connected.
•all panels are properly and securely
reassembled.
CAUTION! When servicing a water-using
appliance in a location where the water supply
has not been in use for an extended time (such
as vacation) open the hot water faucet at the
sink and allow the water to run for several
minutes allowing water and accumulated
hydrogen gas to escape. Make sure there are no
open flames (pilots) or cigarettes near the
faucet.
CAUTION
A lightning flash symbol, within a triangle. Is intended
to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure
that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a
risk of electric shock to persons.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF
ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE
COVER OR BACK. DO NOT EXPOSE TO
RAIN OR MOISTURE.
NO USER SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
An exclamation point within a triangle is intended to
alert the user to the presence of important operating
and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.

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IMPORTANT PRESERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
►It is advisable for anyone to go through the following points before one actually works on the unit.
•Shipping Rods: The unit is shipped with 2 shipping rods and spacers to avoid any damage to the
unit during shipping. Make sure that all the shipping rods and the spacers have been removed from the
unit.
•Height of drain hose: The drain hose should be placed in such a way that the height of the drain
hose does not exceed 36” and is not lower than 28” inches from the bottom of the unit.
•Water inlets: In this unit two water inlets are required to be connected for hot as well as for cold
water(Note that Valves are Matrix Size & L Connector of the inlet hose supplied with the machine is also
Matrix. The straight connector is US Thread). Make sure that water supply is provided to both the inlets. In
case hot water supply is not available cold water supply should be connected to the hot water inlet valve.
•Leveling: The unit must be leveled properly for proper working of the unit. There are 4 leveling feet
which can be individually leveled.
•Flooring: The unit should be installed on strong and leveled floor, installation on carpet or wood
increases vibrations. In case of wooden flooring, proper bracings should be made and the unit should be
installed on a sheet of plywood.
※Please note: All the above instructions are mentioned in the Owner’s Manual
and if the unit is found to be malfunctioning due to any of the above points not
been taken care of, the customer will be liable to pay for the complete service
call along with the parts. If the customer is not willing to pay for the service we
will be paying for the same but the customers warranty will be voided then.

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INSTALLATION (EZ 4000 CV)
Inlet Hoses
The inlet hoses must be fitted with the special rubber washers. These rubber washers ensure a water tight
seal between the hoses and the water inlet valves to prevent water leaks. Water should flow freely into the
machine, be sure that the inlet hoses are not bent or kinked.
Please read the following steps carefully (Fig.1, Fig.2)
1. Connect the
straight
end of the hot-water hose to the hot-water faucet (Fig.1).
2. Connect the
straight
end of the cold-water hose to the cold-water faucet (Fig.1).
4. Connect the
L-shaped
end of hot-water hose to the inlet valve which has a red strainer. (Or connect to
the pressure-reducing valve if necessary). (Fig.2).
5. Connect the
L-shaped
end of cold-water hose to the inlet valve which has a white strainer. (Or connect
to the pressure-reducing valve if necessary). (Fig.2).
Fig.1
Fig.2
Drain Hose
Connect the drain hose to a drain duct (with internal diameter of at least 1.6 inches) or place it for drainage
in to a sink or a tub, ensuring that there are no kinks or bends. The free end must be at a height of at least
24” from the floor (max 40”), the hose must be fixed in the appropriate hook on the upper part of the back
panel (see figure below).
U-Connector
The end of the outlet hose must be passed through the U-Connector (included). This creates an
upside-down U which is put into the drain pipe or over the edge of the sink. Failure to use the U-Connector
may cause the drain hose to pop-up during drainage of the water, which may cause water damage to the
surrounding area.

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DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
WASH CYCLE
1. Unit won’t power on
1.1
No power input
: Check that the cord is plugged in, and circuit breaker or fuse is OK.
1.2
Poor connection with the power terminals
: Check for the condition of terminal (JP)
located on the right rear corner of the cabinet when looking from front. Re-plug and test them
again. ( See figure below)
1.3
No power on Electronic Module
: Check for the condition of plug housing JW1 on the
electronic module. (EM located on the bottom left corner of machine when looking from back.
To remove EM, remove back panel & screws located on outside of cabinet.)
JW1
1.4
No communication between two panels:
Check for the condition of the communication
cable between two boards, or replace another one to test.
Cable Plug on EM
Cable Plug on DP
How to Replace A Communication Cable?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Remove two screws and washers on the rear side of work top. Lift the work top up a little by holding its
rear side, and then push it towards the door to remove the work top.

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Remove the rear cover by unscrewing three screws, which fix the cover with the cabinet.
Press the lock latch, and unplug the plug housing from the cap housing on the PCB(DP or/and EM).
Extract the communication cable from the harness.
Replace a new one and then re-assemble the unit by following the reserve steps.
1.5 If you can’t find the trouble shooting refer to the above mentioned, please replace a new
electronic module. See
How To Replace A New Electronic module.
2. Door won’t close
After all the options are ready, and press START button, but the door will not close, and the error code
E1
will be displayed on VFD.
2.1
Door not closed well
: Close the door firmly, then E1 will be off, and the unit will run your
washing cycle.
2.2
Poor wiring connection
: Disassemble the electronic module and check the brown wire
loose from the white plug housing JW2 on the electronic module. Or check the white wire
loose from the white plug housing J1 on the electronic module (See Appendix 1).
2.3
Door lock is defective
: Disassemble the door lock and test it by following the next steps:
2.3.1 Check for the resistance of terminals of 1&3, the reading should be about 1KΩ. (see
figure below).
2.3.2 In drying cycle, check for the continuity between the terminals 6&7 (micro switch), it
should be closed when push the slide panel towards left by hand.
2.3.3 In washing cycle, check for the continuity between the terminals 6&7, it should be closed
when push the slide panel towards left by hand. Also there is continuity between the
terminals 2&3.
2.3.4 If not, the door lock is defective. Please replace a same new one.
How To Replace A New Door Lock?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Open the door, and then disassemble the door gasket from the cabinet by removing the spring
clamp.
Disassemble the door lock by removing two screws and washers.
Replace a new door lock, and wire it again.
Re-assemble the door lock by following the reverse steps.

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3. Unit won’t drain
This machine can drain the water out using 85W drain pump. However if the water can’t drain out in the
limited time, the error code
E2
will be displayed on VFD.
3.1
The filter of pump is block by foreign objects.
3.1.1 Lay the drain hose down on the ground, and place the hose end near a floor drain, then
let the water flow out the unit.
3.1.2 Open the coin trap cover to check for the filter or impeller of pump is blocked by some
foreign objects, such as coins, pins or keys.
3.1.3 Remove all the foreign objects, and then insert the filter into the drain pump, E2 will be
off and the washing program will be continued from the interrupt point.
3.1.4 Please advise the customer to look through the manual and clean the coin trap every
some washing cycles.
3.2
The pump or the drain hose is frozen:
During the winter, please check for the water in the
pump and drain hose is frozen when you read E2 on the display. If it is, please advise the
customer to winterize the washer/combo according to the instruction in manual.
3.3
Poor wiring connection to the pump
: Disassemble the drain pump and check for the
wiring to it as following.
3.3.1 Check the wire lost from the terminal DP-1 or DP-2 of the drain pump (see figure below).
3.3.2 Check the wire lost from the terminal housing JWL1-P1 (white wire), and/or P17 (black
wire) (See Appendix 1).
3.4
The drain pump is defective
: Check for the resistance of the drain pump, the reading
should be 11.4Ω, if not, the pump is defective, please replace a new one.
How To Replace A New Drain Pump?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Open the coin trap cover.
Make sure there is no water in the unit.
Remove four screws and washer, which hold the pump on the cabinet.
Disassemble the bottom panel by removing four adjustable legs.
Disconnect the drain hose and tub-pump hose by removing two clamps, which hold the hoses on
the pump.
Replace a new pump, and wire it again.
Re-assemble the pump by following the reverse steps.

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4. Unit won’t fill
If the water can’t reach the set level in the limited time, the error code
E3
will be displayed on VFD. Please
check it by following next steps:
4.1
Drain outlet below 24”
: Make sure the drain hose is hang up, and the free end of it must be
at a height of 24” - 40” from the floor. Otherwise the filling water will flow out the machine,
and the washer/combo will not work because the water can’t reach the set level.
4.2
The water faucet closed
: Turn on the water faucet.
4.3
The water faucet is frozen
: Defrost the faucet in winter.
4.4
No water pressure
: Check all the hoses are connected and not kinked or trapped.
4.5
Air leakage on hoses
: Check for any air leakage on the hoses, which connected with the
pressure switch (See figure below).
4.6
The strainer blocked
: The strainer in the valve is blocked by the foreign substance in the
water, if you can feel a light vibration when you touch the working valve. Please unscrew the
inlet hose, and pull the strainer out, then rinse it under the running water. Insert the strainer
cap into the valve, and reconnect the hose.
4.7
Poor wiring connection to valves
: Disassemble the valve and check for the wire on the
valve (see figure below). Or check the wire loose from the plug housing JWL1-P19 (black wire),
P18 (red wire), or P20 (purple wire) on the electronic module. (See Appendix 1)
CV1: Condenser
CV2: Wash
CV3: Pre-wash
CV2+CV3: Softener
1-way valve for hot water
3-way valve for cold water
4.8
The valve is defective
: Check for the resistance of the coil of the valve, the reading should

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be about 1KΩ, if not, the valve is defective, please replace a new one.
How To Replace A New Valve?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Disconnect the inlet hose on the bad valve.
Remove two screws and washers on the rear side of work top. Lift the work top up a little by
holding its rear side, and then push it towards the door to remove the work top.
Disconnect all the rubber hoses by removing the clamps, which hold the hoses on the valves.
Disassemble the bad valve by removing two screws and all the spacers.
Replace a new same one, and then wire it again.
Re-assemble the new valve by following the reverse steps.
4.9
The pressure switch is defective
: Disassemble the pressure switch and check for the
continuity between the terminals PS-1 & PS-2(see figure below). If it is not, please check for
there is any air leakage on the hose, which is connected with this switch. Or replace a new
pressure switch.
How To Replace A New pressure Switch?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Remove two screws and washers on the rear side of work top. Lift the work top up a little by
holding its rear side, and then push it towards the door to remove the work top.
Disassemble the metal bracket from the cabinet by unscrewing two screws and washers on the
rear side of the unit.
Disconnect the hose by removing the spring clamp.
Replace a new pressure switch, and then wire it again.
Re-assemble the new pressure switch by following the reverse steps.
5. Unit will overfill.
The machine can’t stop to fill after the water level reaches the set value, this unit will overfill. And the error
code
E4
will be displayed on VFD.
5.1
Air leakage on the hose
: Check for the air leakage on the hoses, which are connected with
the pressure switch, and test it by re-filling water.
5.2
Inlet valve is defective
: Please replace a new inlet valve, if water fills into the tub with the
unit off.

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5.3
The electronic module is defective
: Please replace a new electronic module, if water fills
into tub with the unit pausing.
5.4
The pressure switch is defective
: Check for the continuity between the terminals of
pressure switch as following.
5.4.1 When the drum is empty, the terminals PS-1 & PS-2 should be closed. And when the
water reaches to the set level, PS-1 & PS-2 will be open, and PS-1 & PS-3 will be closed.
If not, please replace a new one.
5.4.2 If the terminals PS-1 & PS-6 are closed with the tub empty, please replace a new pressure
switch.
How To Replace A New Electronic module?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Remove the rear panel by unscrewing three screws.
The electronic module is located at the bottom right corner of the unit.
Disassemble the electronic module by removing three screws and washers on the rear side of
the cabinet.
Replace a new one and re-plug all the terminal plugs.
Re-assemble the electronic module by following the reverse steps.
※Please note: Pressing the lock latch, and pull the plug housing out from
the cap housing on the PCB. Not to pull the plug housing out by holding the
wire or harness.
6. Malfunction with the universal motor
If the motor will not rotate, or agitate in high speed, the error code
E5
will be displayed on VFD.
6.1
Poor wire connection to the motor:
Disassemble the rear cover of cabinet and check for
the wiring to the motor (see figure below).
6.2
Poor wire connection to the electronic module:
Check for the wiring to the electronic
module (see appendix 1).
6.3
The electronic module is defective:
If the drum will agitate in high speed, or the
controller can’t sense the feedback from the motor, or the triac used to drive the motor was
broken down. Replace a new electronic module.
6.4
Water splashed on the electronic module:
Check for the water splashed on the
electronic module, please dry it, and then test it again.
6.5
The motor is defective:
Have a cold test on the motor. Check for the resistance between
the following terminals. If the readings match near about, the motor is good. Otherwise
please replace a new one.

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Sr. No.
Function
Terminals
Resistance
1
Tacho Generator
1-2
44Ω
2
Rotator
3-4
4.3Ω
3
Winding for Low Speed
5-6
1.8Ω
4
Winding for High Speed
5-10
0.8Ω
5
Thermal Protector
7-8
0.6Ω
How To Replace the Motor?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Make sure there is no water in the unit.
Tilt the unit towards the door, and lay the unit down on a soft cushion.
Remove the rear cover by unscrewing three screws, which fix the cover with the cabinet.
Remove the belt.
Disassemble the bottom panel by removing the four leveling legs.
Disassemble the bad motor by removing two bolts, nuts and all the spacers.
Replace a new motor, and re-assemble the unit by following the reserve steps.
※Please Note
:
1. Adjust the belt tension after replacing the motor.
2.Not to pull the plug housing out by holing the wire or harness.
7. Communication error between two boards.
If there is some problem with the communication between the display panel and electronic module, the
error code
E6
will be displayed on VFD.
7.1
Poor connection to modules
: Disassemble the work top and the rear cover, and check for
the connection of the cable with two boards, unplug, and then re-plug two connectors again.
7.2
The cable is defective
: Replace a new cable, and test it again.
8. Unit vibrates or vibrating noise.
The tub-drum unit of this washer/combo is a most optimized system, and the software features interval
spin-cycle. It should have a low vibration during washing and spinning cycles, even it revolves in the
highest spin speed. If this washer/combo vibrates very high, please work with it as following points.
8.1
Shipping rods not removed:
There are 2 shipping rods which must be removed with all the
spacers when the washer/combo was installed
8.2
This machine not level properly:
Re-level this unit by adjusting the feet, and then tighten
the lock nuts against the unit housing.
8.3
Unstable floor:
move this unit to, and re-install it on the stable floor.
8.4
Poor condition of springs:
Check for three springs which hinge the tub on the unit housing.
8.5
Poor connection between the absorbers and cabinet:
Check for two shock absorber

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units to support the tub unit to stand on the cabinet.
9. Suds coming out of the detergent dispenser
9.1
Not appropriate detergent:
Use a detergent, which has low suds, and is suitable to the
front loading washing machine.
9.2
Too much detergent:
Pour right amount detergent according to the instruction of detergent
manufacture, or the manual of this washer/combo.
10. Poor result with the softener
10.1
Wrong chamber
: Pour the softener in the right chamber of detergent dispenser.
10.2
Detergent drawer open:
Push back the detergent drawer.
10.3
The siphon block:
Take out the siphon cap from the drawer, and clean the drawer recess by
an old toothbrush, then wash it under the running water.

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DRY CYCLE
11. Combo will not dry
If the laundry is cold and wet at the end of the dry cycle, please check for as following.
11.1
Thermostats are open
: Disassemble the work top and check for the continuity between the
terminals of TH2-3 & TH2-4 at room temperature (see figure below). If it is closed, then check
for the dryer heaters. If it is opened, check for the turbo fan, and then push down the reset
button.
11.2
Turbo fan not work
.
11.2.1
Thermostat open
: Check for the continuity between the terminals of TH1-1 & TH1-2 at
room temperature (see figure below). It should be closed, if not, replace a new one.
11.2.2
Poor wire connection
: Check for the wiring to the turbo fan (see figure below).
11.2.3
The turbo fan is defective
: Check for the resistance between two terminals of TF-1 &

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TF-2, the reading should be about 33Ω.
11.2.4
The impeller is blocked
: Disassemble the turbo fan unit from the blast chamber, and
check there is any deformation with the impeller and metal cover.
11.3
The dryer heaters not work
11.3.1
Poor wire connection:
Check for the wiring to the heating elements (see figure below),
and to the plug of JW2 on the electronic module (see Appendix 1).
11.3.2
The dryer heater is defective:
Check for the resistance between the terminals of
HDA-1 & HAD-2(750W), and HDB-1 & HDB-2(550W) at room temperature, and the
reading of A should be 17Ω; the reading of B should be 24Ω. If not, please replace the
new heater(s).
How To Replace The Dryer Heater?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Remove two screws and washers on the rear side of work top. Lift the work top up a little by
holding its rear side, and then push it towards the door to remove the work top.
Disassemble the top counterweight by removing two nuts and washers.
Disassemble the top cover of the chamber by removing five screws.
Unscrew the screws and remove the metal bracket on the heaters.
Disassemble the defective heater by removing the bolt.
Replace a new heater and re-assemble the unit by following the reserve steps.
※Please Note:
To prevent the hot air from leaking out of the heater chamber,
some silicon sealant should be painted on the mating faces of heater chamber.

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Heater chamber without the top cover
11.3.3 If you can’t find the trouble shooting refer to the above mentioned, please replace a new
electronic module.
12. Poor dry result
If the laundry is hot and damp at the end of the dry cycle, please check for:
12.1
Wrong dry mode
: Make sure the dry mode is condensing or venting dry.
12.2
The cold faucet is off
: Turn on the cold faucet in condensing dry operation.
12.3
No condensing water intake
: Check for the inlet valve for cold water in condensing dry
operation.
12.4
Venting fan is covered
: Remove the metal cover on the venting fan, and connect the
exhaust duct in venting dry operation.
13. Venting fan won’t rotate
In the venting dry cycle, if the venting fan will not rotate, please check for it as following:
13.1
Fan’s impeller blocked:
Turn the impeller of the venting fan by hand, when the unit is
power off, to check the impeller is blocked by some foreign objects. Clean it, and test it
again.
13.2
Poor wire connection to fan:
Check for the wiring between the following two mating
terminals.

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13.3
The venting fan is defective
: Check for the resistance of this fan, the readings should
be about 1.2MΩ (forward resistance) or 144MΩ (backward resistance). If not, please
replace a new venting fan.
How To Replace A New Venting Fan?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Remove two screws and washers on the rear side of work top. Lift the work top up a little by
holding its rear side, and then push it towards the door to remove the work top.
Remove the exhaust duct from the connector, and disconnect the terminals.
Remove the duct connector by removing four screws (see figure below).
Disassemble the venting fan and its holder by removing four bolts, which fix them on the cabinet.
Replace a new one and re-assemble the venting fan and its holder carefully, and then connect its
terminals.
Before removing the connector
After removing the connector
14. Condensing moisture on VFD/Lens.
14.1
Ambient humidity too high:
Re-install the unit in a dry and ventilated place.
14.2
Hot air escapes from the heater chamber:
Disassemble the top section of heater
chamber by unscrewing five screws, and then re-assemble them with painting some silicon
sealant on the mating surfaces.
15. Unreadable display on VFD
15.1
Bad connection with the communication cable:
Check for this cable, and re-insert
the terminals on the display board and electronic module.

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15.2
The display board is affected with damp:
Dry the display board, and test it again.
15.3 If not, replace a new display board.
How To Replace A New Display Panel?
Power off and unplug the unit.
Remove two screws and washers on the rear side of work top. Lift the work top up a little by
holding its rear side, and then push it towards the door to remove the work top.
Disassemble the front panel group by removing two screws and washers which assemble the
front panel on the cabinet, and two screws and washers which assemble the detergent box.
Unplug the communication cable.
Disassemble the display panel by removing five screws and washers.
Replace a new display panel, and then re-assemble it by following the reverse steps.
16. Some notes or warnings with operation
16.1 To this washer/combo, the free end of drain hose must be higher than the water surface in
the sink, if it is not, the water in the sink will be siphoned in to the washer/combo after the
pump stops to work.
16.2 In dry cycle, please close the loading door firmly if the remaining time is not reduced, and
the washer/combo is not running.
16.3 If you have much condensing moisture in drum or have a poor dry result, please check the
cold water faucet is on.
16.4 If you have a poor spin result, it is because of heavy unbalance caused by over load or too
less laundry in drum.
16.5 In venting operation, there will be 5 minutes before the venting fan working, in order to
increasing the temperature quickly.
16.6 To get a good dry result, the combo would run a spinning cycle. The time of this spinning
cycle depends on the dry time the customer set (see the table below). If the customer
pause the running dry cycle and reprogram it by pressing the buttons of “Time +” / “Time
–”, the new cycle will be started from the beginning.
Dry time (T)
Spinning time (t)
T≥90 min
t = 10 min
90 min>T≥60 min
t = 5min
T<60 min
t = 0

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Update Software
Introduce
The software of the display panel (DP) and the electronic module (EM) can be updated separately. The
updating work should be done by a qualified person.
The tools used to update software are figured below.
As showed in the above figure, the USB cable is used to connect the laptop and MINICUBE2 main unit, and
the target cable is used to connect the MINICUBE2 and the target device (such as DP, or EM).
The following figure shows the parts name of MINICUBE 2 main unit.
How to update the software?
1. Set the mode select switch to M2, and the power select switch to 5 on the MINICUBE2 unit.
2. Power off the washing machine, and unplug the communication cable from DP or EM.
3. Connect the laptop and MINICUBE2 using the USB cable. And connect the MINICUBE2 and DP or EM
using the target cable. The triangle mark on the target cable connector should be aligned with the
similar mark on the PCB of DP or EM (see figure below), in order to make sure to mate the connectors
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