Blue Seal SH 120 E BT Specification sheet

Ed. 04/2012
SH 120 E BT
Instructions for use
and maintenance

Blue Seal Ltd, 1
Units 6&7 Mount Street –
Businnes Park
Mount Street
Nechelles, Birmingham
B7 5QU
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY CE
GB
SH120EBT.doc
The undersigned hereby declares under full responsability that the following product:
DISHWASHING MACHINE
(product description)
SH 120 E BT...,
(type model)
for which this declaration refers to in accordance to the following standards:
EN 60335-1, EN 60335-2-58, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3, EN 55014-1, EN 55014-2
on the basis of what is foreseen by the Directives CEE:
2006/95/CE (LVD) - 2004/108/CE (EMC)
We decline any responsability for injuries or damage derived from machine misuse, abuse by others or improper machine maintenance
or repairs.
.
_____21/04/2011_____
(Date of issue)
General Manager

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The illustrations concerning these instructions are on the
inside of the back cover
36893
DISHWASHING MACHINE
SH 120 E BT

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GBR IMPORTANT
Become thoroughly familiar with the contents of thi manual before installing, setting up, adjusting and servicing utensil and pot
washer Mod. SH 120 E BT .
Only contact an authorized technical center or BLUE SEAL in the event of breakdowns or faulty machine operation.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify its products,whenever necessary ,without affecting
their main features.

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INDEX
Important. ..............................................................pag. 4
Overall dimensions................................................pag. 6
Technical data........................................................pag. 7
Description of the controls.....................................pag. 12

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OVERALL DIMENSIONS
Water inlet
Electric supply
Drain pipe tting
A
B
C
A
A
A
CB
B C
A
B
33 33558
624
FEET POSITION
FRONT OF MACHINE
TANK
= =
710
600 625 600
1825
624
95
= =
= =
= =
= =
70
48
95
600 600625
70
30
95
385
575
625 600
720
20
505
110 630
430 310
740
870
672,5
CORNER ASSEMBLY
LAYOUT
LINEAR ASSEMBLY
LAYOUT
D

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Rinse temperature
Noise level
SH 120 E BT 80° ÷ 90° C < 70 dB (A) 50° C
Water consumption cycle
TECHNICAL DATA
SH 120 E BT 42 l 8,2 l 2÷ 4 bar. Ø 3/4"G. 3,5 l 65/100/150s - 8min 500 x 500 mm
Tank capacity Mains supply of water
Cycle lenght
Basket dimensions Boiler capacity Electric supply
Baskets output p/h
Total power Boiler heating element Tank heating element
Wash pump
SH 120 E BT 55/36/24 230V/1~50Hz 7100 W 6000 W 4000 W 1100 W
400V/3N ~50Hz 10100 W 9000 W 4000 W 1100 W
Environmetal humidity min/max Wash temperature Drain pipe tting
Gross weight
Net weight Environmetal temperature min/max.
SH 120 E BT Ø 1" G 113 kg 139 kg 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C
Water inlet max. temper.

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ENGLISH
PARTICULAR RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR THE OPERATOR
- Do not operate the machine without having become fully
familiar with the contents of this manual and without having
acquired a comprehensive knowledge of the specic tech-
niques and machine controls.
- Check that the area in which the machine is to be installed is
compatible with the dimensions of the machine itself before
installing this latter.
- If this machine is a ”built in” type , pay attention that the
housing and the furnishings nearby are suitable ones ,
i.e. they have not to suffer from exposure to steam that
may come out from the machine during its functioning
and especially during the opening of the door at each
washing cycle
- Only use lifting and handling means that are suited to the
weight of the machine when this must be installed or removed
either completely or in part.
- Never allow unauthorized or unqualied personnel to start,
adjust, operate or repair the machine. Always refer to this
manual for the necessary operations.
- The mechanical parts and electrical/electronic components
situated inside the machine are protected by entirely closed
panels.
- Always ensure that the main switch has been set to the
“OFF” position before cleaning and/or servicing the machine.
This will disconnect the power source during the operator’s
intervention.
- The electrical powering system must be equipped with an
automatic release system prior to the main machine switch
and with a suitable grounding system that complies with all
the requisites established by industrial provisions for the
prevention of accidents.
- Always disconnect the power source if work must be carried
out on the main switch or in its vicinity.
- All inspections and maintenance operations requiring remo-
val of the safety guards are carried out under the complete
responsibility of the users.
These operations should therefore only be carried out by
specialized and authorized technical personnel.
- Make sure that none of the accident preventing safety de-
vices (barriers, guards, casings, microswitches, etc.) have
been tampered with and that they are all perfectly functional
before operating. These devices should be repaired if this is
not the case.
- Never remove the safety devices.
- To prevent personal risks, only use power tools that are
correctly connected to the grounding tap and that conform
to the national safety regulations.
- Never ever tamper with the electrical system or with any
other mechanism.
- Never ever use the hands or unsuitable instruments to locate
leaks from pipes. Air, uids under pressure or irritants could
cause serious damage to both persons and/or property.
- Never use the hands instead of adequate tools when operating
the machine.
- Never use the hands or other objects to stop moving parts.
- PAY THE UTMOST ATTENTION TO THE DATA PLATES
AFFIXED TO THE MACHINE WHENEVER WORKING ON
THIS OR IN THEIR NEAR VICINITY.
- The user is obliged to keep all the data plates and stickers
in a legible condition.
- Never climb on to the door or on to the top of the machine.
- It is essential for the user to replace all data plates and
stickers that may have deteriorated for any reason or that
are not clearly visible, ordering new ones from the Spares
Service.
- Contact the person in charge of maintenance in the event of
malfunctions or damage to the machine components without
proceeding with further repairs.
- It is absolutely forbidden for anyone to use the machine for
purposes other than those explicitly established and docu-
mented. The machine must always be used in the ways, times
and places dictated by common sense and the laws in force
in each country, even when there are no specic provisions
to govern the sector in the particular country of use.
- The manufacturer declines all responsibility for accidents
or damage to either persons or property as may arise
following failure to comply with either the relative safety
provisions or the instructions herein.
- These instructions, together with the provisions gover-
ning machine installation and electrical connections form
an integral part of the Accident Preventing Industrial
regulations in force in each individual country.
- THESE SAFETY PROVISIONS INTEGRATE AND DO NOT
SUBSTITUTE THE SAFETY PROVISIONS LOCALLY IN
FORCE.
- NEVER ever make hurried or inaccurate repairs that
could jeopardize the correct operation of the machine.
- ALWAYS ASK FOR HELPFROM SPECIALIZED PERSON-
NEL IN CASE OF DOUBT.
- ANY TAMPERING BY THE USER RELIEVES THE MA-
NUFACTURER FROM ALL LIABILITY, THE USER BEING
IN THIS CASE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE TOWARDS THE
COMPETENT ACCIDENT PREVENTION AUTHORITIES.
- The machine must not be used by people (chidren inclu-
ded) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities,
with lack of experience or acquaintance, unless they
could have a supervision or instruction concerning
the use of the machine, through the intermediation of a
person responsible for their safety.
- It is forbidden to clean the machine with water jets.

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ENGLISH Part 1: GENERAL DESCRIPTION and SAFETY DEVICES
1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The dishwashers of the SH 120 E BT line give an excellent
idea of the know-how achieved by Hoonved in the eld of
machines for catering sector.
They are true professional washing systems that can be
integrated by the use of shelves, tables, etc.
The washing degree is unrivalled for plates, cutlery, glas-
ses, cups, trays and crockery. Model SH 120 E BT can
wash up to as many as 1200 plates in an hour.
The models feature different productive capacities.
The electronic controls, with touch-panel commands
and a display giving machine temperature and status
readings, make use easy. Compatible with the HACCP
hygiene control system, this machine is in line with the
most rigorous hygiene standards.
1.2 TYPE OF USE AND IMPROPER USE
These machines have been designed and built to wash
crockery placed in special baskets and using detergent
and rinsing agent.
• Permitted crockery: glasses, teacups, trays, coffee
cups, saucers, cutlery made of materials suitable for
dishwashers and of a size able to t into the basket
and machine.
• Use of specic detergents and rinsing agents for in-
dustrial purposes normally available in the shops is
permitted.
ATTENTION
Any improper use of the machine relieves the manufacturer
from all and every responsibility for accidents or damage
to persons and property, also voiding all conditions of
guarantee.
1.3 TRANSPORT, SHIPMENT AND
STORAGE (Fig. 2)
- The machine is normally shipped in a cardboard box
closed by straps.
- When transporting the packed machine, use a lift truck
or transpallet, positioning the box on the relative forks.
ATTENTION
The machine must be sheltered from the weather when
shipped and stored.
1.4 INSPECTIONS ON ARRIVAL
When the machine arrives, check that the packaging is in
a perfect condition and that there is no visible damage.
If everything is in order, remove the packaging (unless
other instructions have been received from the manufac-
turer) and check that the machine is free from damage
caused by transport.
Now check whether there has been any damage to the
structure, crushing or breakages.
If damage or imperfections are discovered:
1 - Immediately notify the haulage contractor both
by phone and in writing by registered letter with return
receipt attached;
2 - Inform the manufacturer by registered letter (with return
receipt attached).
IMPORTANT
Norication of damage or faults must be immediate, in any
case within 3 days from the date on which the machine
is received.
1.5 UNPACKING (Figs 2-3)
Proceed in the following way in order to remove the
packing:
1. Cut the straps (10) that hold the cardboard in place.
2. Remove the box (11) by lifting it upwards.
3. Remove the protective lm from the machine.
4. Remove the machine from the base by lifting it from the
lower part of the casing.
5. All packing must be collected and not left within children’s
reach since it could become a source of danger. The
packing can be disposed of in the same way as solid
urban waste.
Lift the machine by raising the lower part of the casing using
a lift truck or transpallet.
1.6 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION (Fig. 4)
- The serial number and machine data are stamped on
the data plate (12) afxed to the rear part of the machine
itself.
IMPORTANT
Always state the model and serial number of the machine
when requesting technical assistance or ordering spare parts.
1.7 DESCRIPTION OF THE SAFETY
DEVICES
• Models SH 120 E BT are equipped with a safety mi-
croswitch that blocks the washing pump if the tub access
door is accidentally opened, and of other electronic safety
devices.
• The electrical parts are enclosed by panels locked by
screws.
• The machine is tted with an equipotential ground con-
ductor.
• Safety overow to prevent water from spilling.
1.8 REFERENCE STANDARD
•The machine and its safety devices has been built in
compliance with the following standards:
•Essential safety requisites established by Directive
2006/95/CE (LVD) and 2004/108/CE (EMC).
•Essential requisites established by Directive 2002/95/
CEE (RoHS).

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CONTROL PANEL
START CYCLE Button
MEDIUM CYCLE Light
SHORT CYCLE Light
LONG CYCLE Light
INTENSIVE CYCLE Light
CYCLE Selection Button
BOILER/TANK
Temperature Selection Button
ON/OFF Switch
1
2
5
6
3
4
7
8
123457 86
IL SI LC1LC2 LC3 LC4 SD ST

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Part 2: For the operator
2.1 SH 120 E BT WASHING PHASES
2.1.a Machine OFF
When the machine is switched OFF the display will
read “OFF”:
2.1.b Switching on and preparing the machine
To switch the machine on, press the “IL” button. The
LED representing the last cycle selected remains
CONSTANTLY LIT (LC1 - LC2 - LC3 - LC4).
ATTENTION
When switching on for the rst time, the LC2
light remains CONSTANTLY LIT.
First the boiler then the tank will begin to ll automa-
tically.
While the machine is lling up the display will read
“F2”.
Once lled, the water-heating elements will be acti-
vated, rst in the boiler then in the tank.
The display will give the tank temperature;
IMPORTANT
It is advisable, when rst switching on, to wait
until the display reads 55°C.
WASHING OPERATION
If not equipped with an automatic dosing system,
pour into the tank a quantity of detergent suitable for
the volume and hardness of the water. For quanti-
ties, refer to the specic instructions for the deter-
gent in use.
ATTENTION
When items to be washed are encrusted with
burnt-on matter, or a long time has passed
between use and washing, it is essential to carry
out a pre-wash soak using a suitable softening
agent.
The use of hand-washing products is to be
avoided as they could produce foam inside the
machine.
IPlace the basket of items to be washed inside the
machine, having rst removed any solid waste.
2.1.c Cycle selection
Press the “SD” or CYCLE button to select the washing cycle
required from the 4 different cycles available (SHORT, ME-
DIUM, LONG, INTENSIVE) and specically:
LC 1: SHORT CYCLE = 65 sec.
LC 2: MEDIUM CYCLE = 100 sec.
LC 3: LONG CYCLE = 150 sec.
LC 4: INTENSIVE CYCLE = 8 min.
During the INTENSIVE cycle it is in any case possible to stop
the cycle before the end of the programmed time for LC4 by
pressing the START “ST” button again.
The minimum time for the INTENSIVE cycle will always
and in all cases be 120 sec.
2.1.d STARTING UP THE WASHING CYCLE
IMPORTANT
The selection of MANUAL orAUTOMATIC start to be made
with machine in stand-by mode
The setting modality of cycle starting-up is the
AUTOMATIC.
2.1.d.1 STARTING UP THE WASHING CYCLE MANUALLY
To start up the cycle MANUALLY, press and hold the START
“ST” button for approx. 2 sec.
The LEDs of the display will light on in sequence and the mes-
sage shown on the display will blink (indicating that the cycle is
underway) at the LED for the selected cycle will FLASH (e.g.,
LC2);
2.1.d.2 STARTING UP THEWASHING CYCLE
AUTOMATICALLY
To start up the cycle AUTOMATICALLY (by opening and
closing the door), you will need to change the cycle start-up
mode. Press and hold the START “ST” button until the pre-se-
lected cycle LED remains CONSTANTLY LIT (approx. 10 sec.)
and the washing cycle will then start up AUTOMATICALLY
when the door is closed.
The functioning of the led (CONTINUOUS or BLINKING)
depends on the chosen type of functioning(MAN. or AUT).
2.1.e Instructions during the washing cycle
2.1.e.1 Display information
1) During washing, the tank temperature is indicated and the
display LEDs light up in sequence.
2) During drip-drying, only the display LEDs light up.
Display cycle underway LED
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
Display cycle underway LED
LED for pre-selected cycle

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3) During rinsing, the boiler temperature is indicated
and the display LEDs light up in sequence;
4) For the last 20 sec. of the cycle, when the drainage
pump is in operation, the tank temperature is display-
ed once again.
By pressing the START “ST” button again, a new wa-
shing cycle will begin.
ATTENTION
We recommend that you replenish detergent used up
by washing fats or dispersed during rinsing every 4-5
complete cycles.
This machine guarantees rinsing at temperatures ideal
for hygienic purposes;
indeed, if this is not sufcient, the washing cycle is
automatically extended so as to provide the necessary
conditions for optimum rinsing at 85°C.
The waiting time required to attain optimum tempera-
ture can extend to a maximum of 8 minutes.
2.1.e.2 Interrupting the cycle
1) It is possible to pause the washing cycle in case of
EMERGENCY, by opening the door;
the message “F1” will appear on the display;
normal operations will resume on closing the door.
2 ) The cycle will also be interrupted by SWITCHING
OFF the machine using the “IL” button.
3) On switching the machine back on, the LED indica-
ting the last cycle selected will light up, and the alarm
message “A1”will appear on the display;
this will disappear when a new cycle is begun.
At the end of the washing cycle, take out the basket
and shake it gently so as to remove the last drops left
on the washed items.
Allow items to dry and remove them from the basket
with clean hands.
Store all items on hygienic and completely stable sur-
faces.
2.1.f Self-washing and Draining
When you have nished washing, SWITCH OFF the
machine by pressing the “IL” button.
Having drained the machine and released the over-
ow, close the tank-access door and keep press the
START “ST” buttonpressed for approx . 3 seconds an
then release it.
The self-washing and draining cycle will begin, and
the drainage pump will be activated (where tted); the
message “C1” will appear on the display for 2 min., 20
sec.
2.1.g Manual Draining
It is possible to drain the water from the tank at any
time during the day, according to the waste accumula-
ted.
To carry out this operation, proceed as follows:
- SWITCH OFF the machine and release the overow
allowing all the water to drain from the tank;
- Remove the tank lters(26) and clean;
Manual draining for machines with drainage pump
(PS)
For machines tted with a drainage pump it is
possible to empty the tank by carrying out the manual
draining cycle, during which only the drainage pump
remains active.
ATTENTION
This cycle can only be carried out by leaving the
machine SWITCHED ON and the tank full of water,
indipendently from the hood, which can be open or
closed.
Having released the overow, press the “SD” or
CYCLE button for 5 sec.; the drainage cycle will
begin.
The message “C2” will appear on the display for 4
min., 20 sec.
ATTENTION
By pressing the “SD” or CYCLE button you can
interrupt the drainage cycle before the preset time
is up.
At the end of the cycle, restore the lters (26) (30)
and the overow (27) to their respective positions.
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4

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Part 2: For the operator
2.1.h Reading the TEMPERATURES
At any time, with the machine switched ON or OFF, by
pressing the “SI” button you can read, in sequence,
the REAL and PROGRAMMED temperatures for the
water in the tank (t1) and in the boiler (t2).
- Pressing the “SI” button once, the message “t1” will
be displayed
-Pressing the “SI” button a second time, the REAL
temperature of the water in the tank will be displayed;
-Pressing the “SI” button a third time, the PROGRAM-
MED temperature of the water in the tank (for the se-
lected cycle) will be displayed;
-Pressing the “SI” button a fourth time, the message
“t2” will be displayed, indicating the boiler;
- Pressing the “SI” button a fth time, the REAL tempe-
rature of the water in the boiler will be displayed;
- Pressing the “SI” button a sixth time, the PROGRAM-
MED temperature of the water in the boiler (for the
selected cycle) will be displayed;
- Pressing the “SI” button a seventh time, the machine
will return to its initial status.
ATTENTION
The operations listed above CANNOT BE CARRIED
OUT DURING A CYCLE.
2.1.i Switching off the SH 120 E BT washer at the end
of the day
At the end of the working day SWITCH OFF the CAP/
SO washer by pressing the “IL” button.
Switch off the mains switch feeding the machine and
close the water supply taps.
For any repairs, contact only assistance centres
authorised by the manufacturer.
WARNINGS DURING OPERATION
1) Ensure that the washing temperature remains at
approx. 55-60°C;
2) Avoid immersing bare hands in the detergent-lled
water; if this should happen, rinse immediately and tho-
roughly with running water;
3) Use only anti-foaming detergents with chlorine-active
agents, specic for use in industrial machines;
4) Deactivate the machine in case of break-down or
malfunction.
For any repairs, contact only assistance centres autho-
rised by the manufacturer, and insist on the use of ori-
ginal parts.
5) In no case should you change the programmed tem-
peratures (t1 and t2) without rst consulting an autho-
rised assistance centre;
6) When the machine is operating, do not open the
door too rapidly.
7) Never modify the thermostat settings.
8) Wash tank water should be changed at least twice a
day or according to daily wash requirements.
Failure to follow the above warnings may compro-
mise the safety of the washing machine.
Useful advice for better washing results
Any unsatisfactory results from washing can be seen
when traces of dirt are left on dishes or other items; any
water marks may be caused by insufcient rinsing.
In this case, ensure that the rinsing nozzles (24) are
clean and that there is pressure in the water system.
If there are traces of waste, ensure that:
- The lters (26) (30) are clean;
- the water temperature is around 60°C;
- items are correctly positioned in the basket;
- the washing nozzles are clean;
- the wash arms (23) (25) rotate freely.
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4
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2.2. CLEANING (Fig.8)
2.2.a General information
Strict compliance with the maintenance instructions in this
section will keep your machine in a good working condition
and will notably reduce the need for repairs.
ATTENTION
If any machine component becomes faulty, FIRSTCHECK
that all the instructions given in the previous paragraphs
have been complied with during use.
Repairs must be carried out immediately, as soon as the
fault occurs. This will prevent the trouble from becoming
worse and damaging other parts.
2.2.b Daily cleaning (Fig. 8)
ATTENTION
Daily operations to carry out when work has ended, with
the machine off, the main circuit-breaker disconnected,
the water cocks off and the wash tank empty.
1. Lift the overow pipe (27) to completely drain the
water from the tank.
2. Remove the lters (26) on top of the tank.
3. Thoroughly clean the inside parts of the machine.
4. Remove the pump safety lter (30).
5. Wash the lters under running water and t them cor-
rectly back in their housings.
ATTENTION
Never use corrosive or acid cleaning products, wire wool
or steel brushes since these could damage the machine.
2.3 PREVENTION MAINTENANCE (Fig. 8)
ATTENTION
The preventive maintenance operations must be carried out
with the machine off, the main circuit-breaker disconnected,
the water supply cocks off and the wash tank empty.
2.3.a Checking and cleaning the spray arms and
nozzles (Fig. 8)
Periodically check to make sure that the wash arms (25), the
rinse arms (23) and the relative nozzles are not clogged.
Cleaning the unit:
1. Unscrew the ring nut (28/29) and lift the spray arms
(23) and (25).
2. Wash the washing and rinsing arms.
Clean the nozzles (24) if they are clogged and then t
the parts exactly back in their original positions.
3. Remount all parts by complying with the above instruc-
tions in reverse.
Part 2: For the operator
2.4 DESCALING
Where hard water is present lime scale deposits will
form in the machine and on dishes, which must, for rea-
sons of hygiene, be removed by descaling.
Advice on operation procedures and frequency for this
treatment are generally given by the detergent supplier,
who can provide suitable products.
In order to avoid damaging the machine, do not
exceed recommended doses, follow the detergent
producer’s directions scrupulously and, having ni-
shed operations, rinse thoroughly
2.5 TEMPORARY STOPPAGE
If the machine is to be left inactive for a period of some
weeks, it is advisable beforehand to load the tank and
run a few empty cycles with clean water then drain, so
as to avoid the formation of unpleasant odours.
If necessary, repeat the process several times until the
water is still clean after washing.
If the stoppage is to be very long, it is advisable to
drain the water from the boiler and from the electric
pump.
2.6 DEMOLITION and DISPOSAL.
When the machine is to be scrapped, drain the water
from the tank and from the boiler, as indicated in the
points above, and disconnect the machine from the
water and electricity supply networks, then dispose of
the components according to current regulations, res-
pecting national and local ecological and environmental
legislation, and taking care to separate the parts as
follows:
- metallic parts: body work, surfaces, panels, lters;
- electrical parts: motors, remote switches, micro-
switches, cabling;
- plastic parts: connectors, baskets;
- rubber parts: tubes, couplings
The producer declines all responsibility for any
printing errors contained in this booklet.
The instructions, drawings, tables and everything else
in this manual are of a condential technical nature.
For this reason, none of the information may be either
completely or partially duplicated or disclosed to
third parties without prior written authorization from
BLUE SEAL which is the sole proprietor and which
reserves the right to make any modications as may
be considered necessary without advance warning.
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Part 2: For the operator
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEMS
The machine fails to turn on.
The machine does not ll with
water.
Insufcient washing.
Insufcient rinse.
CAUSES
Main switch disconnected.
Water cock shut.
Dirty ll pipe lter.
Rinsing nozzle clogged.
Overow pipe not well connected.
ALARM A4:
Lack of water in tank
MESSAGE F1:
Door Open
Wrong pump rotation direction.
Clogged washing nozzles.
Dirty washing lter.
Clogged washing blade.
No detergent.
ALARM H3:
Insufcient wash temperature
ALARM A3:
Probe disconnected or interrupted
Insufcient washing conditions.
Clogged rinsing nozzles.
Clogged boiler by limestone.
Low main pressure
(less than 2 bar. - 200 Kpa).
Insufcient temperature.
Bad location of the nozzles or damaged
nozzles.
ALARM H1:
Insufcient rinse temperature
ALARM A3:
Probe disconnected or interrupted
ALARM A5:
Boiler heating failure
SOLUTIONS
Turn on the switch.
Turn on the clock.
Detach the ll pipe (14 Fig. 6) and clean the lter.
Unscrew and clean the nozzles (24 Fig. 8) under
running water.
Check the right con. of the overow pipe (27 Fig. 8)
Check presence of water in system;
Switch machine off and back on
Check that the door is perfectly closed and/or the
machine is properly levelled
Call the technician to reverse 2 of the 3 wires on
the main switch.
Clean the washing blade (25 Fig. 8).
Clean the lters (26 e 30 Fig. 8).
Remove and clean the balde (25 Fig. 8)
Add detergent and ll the dispenser.
Wait for tank to reach correct temperature
Contact Assistance Centre
Check the correct washing phase.
Unscrew and clean the nozzles (24 Fig. 8) under
running water.
Call after-sales service.
Wait pressure recovery or purchase a new pressu-
re pump.
Call after-sales service.
Check the right location of the nozzles and replace
damaged ones.
Wait for boiler to reach correct temperature
Contact Assistance Centre.
Contact Assistance Centre.
SUMMARY TABLE of SUMMARY TABLE of
ALARM MESSAGES DISPLAYED OTHER MESSAGES DISPLAYED
MESSAGE DESCRIPTION
A1 Failure to COMPLETE CYCLE
A2 BOILER WATER overheating
A3 BOILER and/or TANK TEMPERATURE
PROBE broken or disconnected
A4 Lack of WATER in TANK
A5 BOILER failing to heat
H 1 RINSING WATER insufficient
temperature
H 3 WASHING WATER insufficient
temperature
MESSAGE DESCRIPTION
F 1 DOOR OPEN
F 2 WATER FILLING in TANK
C 1 SELF WASHING and DRAINING cycle
C 2 MANUAL DRAINING cycle
OFF Machine SWITCHED OFF
Pro PROGRAMMING
PSt RESET and RETURN to STANDARD PARAMET.
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Fig. 5
Type:..........................
N°:..............................
Weight:.........................
Date:...........................
....... Volt ............... hz
....... Ph ............. Amp
................. kW
CE product
BLUE SEAL LTD
BIRMINGHAM 0121-3275575
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