Fisher & Paykel DE7060P1 User manual

DE7060P1 DE7060G1
DE6060P1 DE6060G1
DE5060G1
Vented Dryer
AU,NZ
SERVICE MANUAL

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NZ AU
Fisher & Paykel Appliances Ltd
PO Box 58-546
Botany, Manukau 2163
78 Springs Rd
East Tamaki
Manukau 2013
New Zealand
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Fisher & Paykel Customer Services Pty Ltd
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The specification and servicing procedures outlined in this manual are subject to change without notice.
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CONTENTS
1 HEALTH & SAFETY 5
Electrical safety 5
Electrostatic discharge 5
Good working practices 5
Insulation test 5
Sheet metal edges 5
Diagnostics 5
2 INSTALLATION 6
2.1 Venting 6
2.2 Installation options 7
2.3 Inverted and wall mounting 8
2.4 Completing the installation 12
3 MODEL / SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION & IDENTIFICATION 13
4 SPECIFICATIONS 14
4.1 Dimensions 14
4.2 Packed dimensions and weights 14
4.3 Ducting 14
4.4 Drum 14
4.5 Cabinet 14
5 COMPONENT TESTING PROCEDURES 15
6 TECHNICAL OVERVIEW 16
6.1 Principle of operation 16
6.2 NTC thermistor 16
6.3 Temperature limiters 16
6.4 Heater elements 16
6.5 Door catch and strike 17
6.6 Door micro switch 17
6.7 Main motor (two different types) 17
6.8 Mechanical parts (Dynamic system) 17
7 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 18
7.1 Removal of the control panel 18
7.2 Removal of top panel 18
7.3 Removal of rear panel 18
7.4 Removal of drum 18
7.5 Replacing front drum bearing 18
7.6 Replacing rear drum bearing 18
7.7 Removal of bearing holder, air duct assy 18
7.8 Removal of the motor 18
7.9 Removal of fan 18
7.10 Removal of belt 19
7.11 Removal of door assembly 19
7.12 Removal of door switch 19
7.13 Removal of power module 19
7.14 Removal of elements 19

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8 DIAGNOSTICS 20
8.1 Self diagnostic mode 20
8.2 Diagnostic levels 20
8.3 Fault codes 21
8.4 User warnings 21
9 DRYING CYCLES 22
9.1 DE7060P DE6060P 22
9.2 DE7060G DE6060G DE5060G 23
9.3 Customising cycle 24
10 WIRING DIAGRAMS 25
11 TROUBLE SHOOTING 27

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1 HEALTH & SAFETY
IMPORTANT !
When servicing the appliance, health and safety issues must be considered at all times. Specific safety
issues are listed below.
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Electrical safety
Electrostatic discharge
Good working practices
Insulation test
Sheet metal edges
Diagnostics
Ensure the mains power has been disconnected before servicing the dryer. If the mains
supply is required to be on to service the dryer, make sure it is turned off when removing any
electrical component or connection to avoid electric shock.
An anti-static strap is to be used as electrical static discharge (ESD) protection when
servicing electronic components.
Ensure the work area is in a tidy and orderly condition at all times so as not to cause a
hazard while service work is being completed. Always clean and tidy the dryer and work area
after service is completed.
Earth continuity and insulation resistance testing must be done at completion of service.
Warning: Short together the phase and neutral pins on the plug so as not to damage any
electronic circuitry while checking insulation resistance.
When working around cut sheet metal edges use appropriate gloves or protection to
eliminate the chance of receiving a laceration.
While in diagnostics some safety devices are bypassed. Ensure you do not run
components unattended.

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2 INSTALLATION
Correct installation is very important for all dryers to ensure maximum efficiency andsafety.
IMPORTANT!
Never run the dryer unless the airflow system is free from obstruction.
There must be adequate ventilation to avoid the back flow of gases into the room from appliances
burning fuels, including open fires, when operating the dryer.
Exhaust air must not be discharged into a flue which is used for exhausting fumes from appliances
burning gas or other fuels.
External venting
Your dryer has been designed to be vented outside to provide the following advantages:
 Ensures optimum efficiency by preventing recirculation of moist air.
 Eliminates condensation on walls and ceilings.
 Reduces the chance of lint being sucked into the dryer.
 Prevents lint and other fine particles being blown into the room.
All external venting systems should be:
 Made from 100 mm diameter flexible foil sleeved with a galvanised metal pipe where thevent system
goes through the wall, or 100 mm diameter galvanised metal piping.
 Exhausted outside and not into another confined space, eg the roof cavity of a house.
 Fitted with a vent cap outside to stop rain water entering the dryer exhaust system.
 Angled to avoid condensation running back into the dryer.
 The vent system should be a maximum of 2 metres with no more than three 90⁰ bends.
 Vent systems over 2 metres long require special installation. Contact a Fisher & Paykel Authorised
Repairer.
Internal venting
The dryer is set up in the factory for front venting. If front venting is used there must be adequate
ventilation to avoid the build up of moisture in the room, which can affect the performance of the dryer.
Venting must comply with local by-laws and regulations.
2.1 Venting

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There are two different ways your dryer can be positioned. Freestanding
or inverted and mounted on a wall.
Free standing
The dryer stands on the floor and can easily be moved into position.
1Move the dryer into the desired position. Do not
lift the dryer by the top panel.
2Have a minimum clearance on all sides of at
least 20 mm.
3
Have a minimum clearance at the rear of
75mm. The spacers from the accessory
wall mounting kit can be used to set this
distance.
4Install the dryer on a stable and level floor.
Free standing venting options
Note: the vent system should be a maximum
of2metres with no more than three 90⁰
bends.
Through-wall venting
The dryer is vented directly through the
wall using Kit part number PD-SVHCW4, in
combination with the duct adaptor supplied
with the dryer. The dryer is vented with a kit
that can be positioned to remove the air to
the side. Kit part number PD-DK4W.
Movable venting
The dryer is vented through a window using
kit partnumber PD-F0408, in combination
with the duct adaptor supplied with the
dryer. This requires the dryer to be a
minimum distance of 140mm from the wall
to ensure the ducting is not restricted with
tight bends or can be crushed.
Before a rear venting option is installed the dryer
must be changed from the front venting factory
setup. Remove the outlet grille from the front
left-hand side and replace with the outlet cover from the rear left-hand
side. These covers should begently pried at the sides to prevent damage.
Front venting
Front venting is the only recommended option for venting into the room.
The dryer is set up for front venting when it leaves the factory.
Note: All efforts should be made to vent the dryer externally if possible,
to avoid moisture build up in thearea around the dryer.
Movable venting
Through-wall venting
Through-wall venting with kit
2.2 Installation options

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Your dryer has been designed to be inverted and mounted on the wall
above a washer or tub. A wall mounting kit must be used. Inverting
allows access to the dryer control panel.
Tools and parts required:
 Drill and 3mm bit
 Phillips head screwdriver
Wall mounting kit includes:
 2 x Plastic spacers
 2 x Wall hanging brackets
 2 x Hanging hook
 4 x Wood screws
 6 x Screws for hanging hooks and plastic spacers
Min. 50 mm clearance
880 mm min. clearance to ceiling
Max. lid open height
Min. 50 mm clearance
Inverted wall mounting
2.3 Inverted and wall mounting

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Inverting the panel
1
Unplug your dryer from the wall.
2
Invert the panel of the dryer by unscrewing the screws on the side of
the console (A).
3Remove the console from the dryer (B).
4Unscrew six screws on the inside of the console.
5Rotate the grey panel 180˚ (C).
6Re-screw the six screws on the inside of the console.
7Align the console by placing the hooks into the spaces on the dryer.
8Ensure the wiring is firmly pressed into the clips (D).
9Re-screw the console to the dryer.
A B
C
D

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Mounting dryer on wall
1Determine the position of the dryer
on the wall and mark the bracket
position. A minimum of 50 mm is
needed between the top of the dryer
and the ceiling for ease of installation.
If mounting above a washing
machine, allow sufficient room to
open the lid of the washer. Refer to
page 8 for lid clearances.
2Fix the wall hanging brackets to the
wall securely, eg into the stud. If the
studs are too far apart, fit a timber
slat to the studs and then mount
the brackets onto the slat. Add the
same slat under the two spacers. The
distance between the centre of each
bracket is 555 mm (A).
3To install the hooks onto the dryer,
remove one screw from each side
(B), reuse these with two more (each
side) from the kit to fasten the hooks
in place.
4Remove plastic plugs from the back
of the dryer and screw the spacers
provided in place (C).
5With assistance, mount the dryer on
the wall brackets.
555 mm
835 mm
A
555 mm
From
centre of
top hole
From
bottom
of dryer
C
B

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Before a rear venting option is installed the dryer must be changed from
the front venting factory setup. Remove the outlet grille from the front
left-hand side and replace with the outlet cover from the rear left-hand
side. These covers should be gently pried at the sides to prevent damage.
External venting options
 The dryer can be vented with a kit that can be positionedtovent
upwards or to the side. Kit part number PD-DK4W.
 The dryer can be vented directly through the wall with Kitpart
number PD-SVHCW4, in combination with the ductadaptor supplied
with the dryer.
Note: the vent system should be a maximum of 2 metres with no more
than three 90⁰ bends.
Internal venting
Front venting is the only option for internal venting. The dryer is set up
for front venting when it leaves thefactory.
Note: all efforts should be made to vent the dryer externally, if possible,
to avoid moisture build up in the areaaround the dryer.
Electrical connection
1This appliance must be connected to a 220V–240V,50Hz,
sinusoidal, 10Aelectricalsupply.
2Uncoil the power cord, remove and discard the plastic pin cover and
plug into a powersocket.
3Connect the appliance to an earthed outlet protected by a fuse of
suitable capacity.
 Check the power cord for damage and make sure it is not squashed or
twisted when installing the dryer.
 Always remove the power cord from the power socket
by the plug, not by the cord.
IMPORTANT!
 Do not touch or operate the dryer with wet hands or with bare-feet.
 A damaged power cord must be replaced by a Fisher & Paykel
Authorised Repairer. The appliance must not be operated until it is
repaired, as there is risk of electric shock.
 Do not operate this dryer if it has been damaged during transport.
Contact your Fisher&Paykel dealer or Fisher & Paykel Authorised
Repairer.

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Installation test cycle
IMPORTANT!
Ensure the installation test cycle is completed before you dry any
items in your dryer. This is to check that your dryer is installed
correctly and that it is functioning properly prior to use.
1Turn your dryer on by pressing the ‘Power’ button.
2Select the ‘Time Dry’ cycle for 30minutes. Ensure the drum is empty
and the door is closed (you will hear it click shut).
3Touch the button. The drum will start rotating.
 Observe the dryer for any problems.
 The dryer will beep and display any faults on the screen if there are
any problems. Refer to page 20-21.
4At the completion of the cycle open the door and check that there is
warmth inside the dryer. This indicates the dryer is operating normally.
IMPORTANT!
If there are any problems, you must address these before proceeding
with normal use. The dryer will automatically turn off at the end of
the cycle if there are no problems.
Before you start, it is a good idea to go through the following
checklist:
1Has the packaging been removed?
2Is the lint filter correctly in place?
3Has the power cord been connected to an appropriate power supply
and the power turned on?
4Have you performed the installation test cycle?
2.4 Completing the installation

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3 MODEL / SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION & IDENTIFICATION
CR H 2 G 0001
CR Manufacture code
H Year
2 Month
G16 day
0001 Product number
2017 2018 2019 2020
H J K L
Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T U V W X
Year
Day
Month
The serial plate is located on the bottom of the door and on the back panel.
The last 9 digits of serial number indicate where the dryer is manufactured, the date of manufacture and
the sequential number.

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4 SPECIFICATIONS
4.3 Ducting
4.5 Cabinet
4.1 Dimensions
4.2 Packed dimensions and weights
DE5060G DE6060P
DE6060G
DE7060P
DE7060G
Capacity (kg)*5 6 7
DIMENSIONS (mm)
Width 600 600 600
Depth 585 585 585
Height 830 830 830
ELECTRICAL
Volts 220 – 240 220 – 240 220-240
Hz 50 50 50
Amps (maximum) 10 10 10
Rated Power (W) 1750 1750 1750
*Capacity refers to the maximum dry weight of items the dryer can dry at any one
time.
Some cycles have a lower maximum capacity (see the ‘drying cycles’ section).
Refer installation section.
Painted steel
4.4 Drum
P1 and G1 Stainless steel
P2 and G2 Galvanised steel
Height 900mm
Depth 610mm
Width 670mm
Weight 35kg

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5 COMPONENT TESTING PROCEDURES
Power
Display Heater
1/2
LMotor
Door
Switch
NTC
1/2
Note: There are two different motor suppliers used and can be identified by the label on the motor.
N
COMPONENT WIRING COLOUR READING
Door switch Yellow-Yellow Door closed- closed circuit
Door open- open circuit
Thermal cut-out Blue- Red or White NTC Closed circuit
NTC 1/ NTC2 Red- Red/ White - White 0 °c 33KΩ
10°c 20KΩ
25 °c 10KΩ
35 °c 6KΩ
50 °c 4KΩ
70 °c 1.5KΩ
Heater 1 White - Blue (N) 105Ω +/- 10%
Heater 2 Red - Blue (N) 46Ω +/- 10%
Motor (Sanjiang) Red - Orange 116Ω +/- 10%
Red - Blue 58Ω +/- 10%
Orange - Blue 58Ω +/- 10%
Motor( Broad- Ocean) Red - Orange 96Ω +/- 10%
Red - Blue 48Ω +/- 10%
Orange - Blue 48Ω +/- 10%

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6 TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
Drum
Exhausting
Air
Air Inlet
High
Pressure
Air
Motor
6.1 Principle of operation
6.2 NTC thermistor
NTC1 Exhaust temperature
NTC2 Ambient temperature
Resettable 150°c cut out
Non-resettable 120 °c cut out
Resistance is monitored by the controller of both NTC thermistors to determine the dryness of the load.
Once the desired dryness is achieved the cool down period begins.
6.3 Temperature limiters
There are 3 limiters (thermostats) located and mounted to the element carrier. Two are resettable and
one is a non resettable thermal cut-out.
6.4 Heater elements
A 1200 watt and a 550-watt element are used which are controlled indvidually by the relays in the
electronic controller.
High Both elements 1750 watts
Medium Large element 1200 watts
Low Small element 550 watts
The ambient air is drawn into the cabinet by
the fan which is attached to the motor.
This air pressurises the cabinet and is forced
over the heating element and heated.
The heated air then enters from the rear of
the drum and meets with the clothes, the
humid hot air exits through the lint filter and
exhaust duct.

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The main motor is held within a cradle mounted to the base of the dryer. In order to drive the drum,
a poly-v belt is used between the motor pulley and drum. The belt is tensioned via an idler pulley and
tensioner spring attached directly to the motor.
The stainless steel drum is mounted onto the front bearing housing. The rear bearing is fixed to the inside
of the drum by 4 screws and mounted to the heater plate.
The heater is mounted to the element carrier and bolted on to the drum through the rear bearing which
is attached to the cabinet.
6.5 Door catch and strike
6.6 Door micro switch
6.7 Main motor (two different types)
This is a mechanical type strike and catch, when the door is pushed closed the strike is locked into the
catch and holds the door shut.
The door switch is connected to the electronic controller ensuring that when the door is open, voltage to
the motor and elements are cut.
Make Sanjang Red - Orange 116Ω +/- 10%
Type Split phase reversing Red - Blue 58Ω +/- 10%
Power (max) 150W Orange - Blue 58Ω +/- 10%
Voltage/ Frequency 220-240v 50 Hz
Run capacitor 6uF
Make Broad Ocean Red - Orange 96Ω +/- 10%
Type Split phase reversing Red - Blue 48Ω +/- 10%
Power (max) 150W Orange - Blue 48Ω +/- 10%
Voltage/ Frequency 220-240v 50 Hz
Run capacitor 6uF
6.8 Mechanical parts (Dynamic system)

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7 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
7.1 Removal of the control panel
7.2 Removal of top panel
7.3 Removal of rear panel
7.4 Removal of drum
7.5 Replacing front drum bearing
7.6 Replacing rear drum bearing
7.7 Removal of bearing holder, air duct assy
7.8 Removal of the motor
7.9 Removal of fan
• With the door closed, remove one screw from either side of the control panel
• Tilt the panel forward from the top and lift gently upwards to release the locking clips
• Remove the control panel, as per sec. 7.1
• Remove the 3 screws from the rear edge of the panel
• Slide panel back and lift clear
• Remove the screws from around the edge and in the centre of the rear panel
• If the back panel requires to be removed, disconnect the mains cable from the wiring harness
Note: It is not necessary to remove the exhaust flange
• Remove the top panel and rear panel as per sec. 7.2 & 7.3
• Remove the wires connected to the elements and thermostats
• Provide suitable floor covering to protect door and front of the cabinet from being marked, then lay
the dryer on its front
• Remove the belt from the motor pully
• Remove the 4 screws that hold the element plate to the sides of the cabinet
• Pull the drum away from the front of the cabinet
Reassemble in the reverse order ensuring that the drum belt is over the drum before assembly. Ensure
the felt seal is not caught on the edge of the drum
• Remove the drum as per Sec. 7.4
• Using a small screw driver pry off the old bearings, it is necessary to replace all bearings at once
Reassemble in the reverse order
• Remove the back panel and lay the dryer on its front
• Remove the nut from the flange shaft and the 4 screws from around the bearing support
Reassemble in the reverse order
• Remove the drum as per sec. 7.4
• Remove the air duct tube from the air duct assembly
• Remove the exhaust grill
• Remove the screws from around the front of the exhaust duct and front drum support
• The duct can be pulled away from the front of the cabinet
Reassemble in the reverse order
• Remove the drum as per sec. 7.4
• Disconnect the wiring from the motor
• Remove the motor cradle from the cabinet and lift out
• Remove the screws from the motor retaining clips
• The motor can now be removed from the cradle with the fan attached
Reassemble in the reverse order
• Remove the motor as per sec. 7.8
• Remove the locking bolt
• Slide the fan off the motor shaft
Reassemble in the reverse order

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• Remove rear panel as per sec. 7.3
• Remove screws holding element panel and remove the wiring from the element and thermostats
• The belt can now be removed by tilting the motor within the cradle so as to take the tension off the
belt and rolling it off the motor pulley
Reassemble in the reverse order
Note: The pulley and small belt are not available as a spare part at this stage and the motor must be
replaced
7.10 Removal of belt
7.11 Removal of door assembly
7.12 Removal of door switch
7.13 Removal of power module
7.14 Removal of elements
• Remove the two screws securing the hinge to the cabinet and lift the door upwards and away
Reassemble in the reverse order
• Remove top panel as per sec. 7.2
• Remove two screws on front panel of dryer and lift switch clear of front drum support
Reassemble in the reverse order
• Remove top panel as per sec. 7.2
• Remove the 2 screws securing the support
• Remove the 3 screws from the power module
Reassemble in the reverse order
• Remove rear panel and wiring from the element and thermostats
• Remove the nut from the flange shaft and 4 screws securing the element carrier to the cabinet
• Remove the 4 element supports and elements
Reassemble in the reverse order
Note: Replace both elements at once even if only one is faulty