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Domestic Dishwasher
SERVI CE MANUAL
Models
W60B1A401L-A
W60B2A401L-A

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Content s
1 . FEATURES .......................................................................................................... 3
2 . SAFETY PRECAUTI ON ................................................................................. 4
3 . W ASH CYCLE TABLE................................................... 错误！未定义书签
4 . HOW TO KEEP YOUR DI SH W ASH ER I N SH APE ........................... 7
5 . FAULT FI N D I N G ............................................................................................. 8
6 . M AI N TEN AN CES SERVI CES AN D TROUBLE SH OOTI N G ....... 12
7 . M ALFUN CTI ON D I AGN OSTI C ............................................................... 15
8 TROUBLE SH OOTI N G GUI D E.................................................................. 19
9 . N ET D I M EN SI ON .......................................................................................... 26

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1. Features
1.1 A+ + grade for energy consum pt ion of European st andard
1.2 A grade for washing efficiency of European standard
1.3 A grade for drying efficiency of European standard
1.4 Elect ronic control, delay washing
1.5 Wat er soft ening funct ion is provided which can prevent
incrust at ion form ing
1.6 Conceal heat er and avoid heat er t urf burning.
1.7 Super- capacit y for 12/ 14 set t ings
The sym bol on the product or on it s packaging indicat es that t his product
m ay not be treated as household wast e. I nst ead it shall be handed over t o the
applicable collect ion point for the recycling of elect rical and elect ronic equipm ent.
By ensuring t his product is disposed of correct ly, you will help prevent pot ent ial
negat ive consequences for the environm ent and hum an health, which could
otherwise be caused by inappropriat e wast e handling of t his product .
For m ore det ailed inform at ion about recycling of t his product , please cont act your
local city office, your household wast e disposal service or the shop where you
purchased t he product .

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2. Safet y precaution
At tim e of delivery
- - Check packaging and dishwasher im m ediately for signs of transport dam age. I f
the appliance is dam aged, do not put it into use but cont act your supplier or
cust om er service wit hout delay.
- - Please dispose of packaging m at erials properly.
During inst allat ion
- - Site the dishwasher and connect it up in accordance with t he inst allat ion
inst ruct ions.
- - The dishwasher m ust not be connect ed to the elect ricit y supply while
inst allat ion is being carried out .
- - Ensur e t hat t he dom est ic w ir ing is proper ly ear t hed.
- - The m ains elect ricit y supply m ust confor m t o t he det ails shown on t he
dishwasher nam eplat e.
- - Do not connect t he dishw ash er t o t he elect ricit y supply via an ex tension cable.
- - Built - under and built - in appliances should always be inst alled under a
cont inuous work surface which it is at t ached t o t he adj acent cupboards, in or der
to ensure that the appliance is ent irely st able.
- - Aft er t he appliance has been inst alled, t he m ains plug should st ill be easily
accessible.
- - Not on all m odels:
The plast ic housing on the wat er inlet contains an elect rically oper at ed v alve.
The connecting wires are inside the inlet hose. Do not cut t hrough this hose and
do not im m erse t he plast ic housing in wat er.
- - During inst allat ion, t he pow er supply cord m ust not be excessively or
dangerously bent or flattened.
During norm al use
- - The dishwasher m ust only be used by adult s for t he washing of household
dishes and cooking ut ensils.
- - This appliance cannot be inst alled out door , not even if t he area in which it is
inst alled is covered by a roof; it is also very dangerous t o leave it exposed t o the
rain and elem ents.
- - Do not place any heavy obj ect s or st and on t he door when it is open. The
appliance could t ip forward.
- - The wat er inside the dishwasher is not suit able for drinking.
- - Do not use solvent s of any kind inside your dishwasher. They could cause an
explosion danger.
- - Open t he door v er y carefully if t he dishw asher is operat ing. There is a risk of
wat er squirting out .

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- - Do not t ouch t he heat ing elem ent during or aft er a wash cycle.
- - Fundam ent al r ules t o follow w hen using t he appliance:
- - Never t ouch t he dishwasher when barefoot or wit h wet hands or feet ;
- - We discourage the use of extension cords and m ultiple socket s;
- - I f t he appliance is not operat ing properly or m aint enance m ust be perform ed,
disconnect the appliance from t he power supply.

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3. Wash Cycle Table
W6 0B1A40 1L- A、W6 0B2 A401 L- A
Program Cycle Select ion
I nfor m at ion Description of Cycle Det ergent Pre/ m ain Running Tim e
( m in) Ener gy ( Kw h)
Wat er
( L)
I nt ensive
For the heav iest soiled loads,
such as pots, pans, casser ole
dishes and dishes that have
been sit ting with dried food
on t hem for a w hile.
Pre-wash
Main wash( 60℃)
Rinse 1
Rinse 2
Hot rinse
Dry ing
5/ 25g
or 3 in 1180 1.30 16
Norm al
For nor m ally soiled loads,
such as pot s, plat es, glasses
and light ly soiled pans.
St andard daily cycle.
Pre-wash
Main wash( 46℃)
Hot rinse
Dry ing
5/ 25g
or 3 in 1172 0.92 13
ECO
Econom ic an d fast wash
cy cle t o be used for m or e
delicat e it em s which are
sensit ive to high
t em per at ur es. ( Run cy cle
im m ediat ely aft er use)
Pre-wash
Main wash( 45℃)
Hot rinse
Dry ing
5/ 20g
or 3 in 1137 0.85 14
60 m in
For light ly and norm ally
soiled plat es and pans for
every day.
Hot rinse 1
Hot rinse 2
Hot rinse( 60℃)
Drying
5/ 20g
60 0.95 10
Rapid
A short er wash for light ly
soiled loads t hat do not need
dr ying.
Main
Wa sh ( 4 0 ℃)
Hot rinse 15g 39 0.50 7
Pre- Rinse
To rinse dishes that you plan
to wash lat er t hat day. Pre-wash / 11 0.01 4

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3. Wash Cycle Table
W6 0B1A40 1L- A、W6 0B2 A401 L- A
Program Cycle Select ion
I nfor m at ion Description of Cycle Det ergent Pre/ m ain Running Tim e
( m in) Ener gy ( Kw h)
Wat er
( L)
I nt ensive
For the heav iest soiled loads,
such as pots, pans, casser ole
dishes and dishes that have
been sit ting with dried food
on t hem for a w hile.
Pre-wash
Main wash( 60℃)
Rinse 1
Rinse 2
Hot rinse
Dry ing
5/ 25g
or 3 in 1180 1.30 16
Eco
For nor m ally soiled loads,
such as pot s, plat es, glasses
and light ly soiled pans.
St andard daily cycle.
Pre-wash
Main wash( 46℃)
Hot rinse
Dry ing
5/ 25g
or 3 in 1172 0.92 13
Light
Light wash cycle t o be used
for m ore delicat e it em s
which are sensit ive t o high
t em per at ur es. ( Run cy cle
im m ediat ely aft er use)
Pre-wash
Main wash( 45℃)
Hot rinse
Dry ing
5/ 20g
or 3 in 1137 0.85 14
60 m in
For light ly and norm ally
soiled plat es and pans for
every day.
Hot rinse 1
Hot rinse 2
Hot rinse( 60℃)
Drying
5/ 20g 60 0.95 10
Rapid
A short er wash for light ly
soiled loads t hat do not need
dr ying.
Main
Wa sh ( 4 0 ℃)
Hot rinse 15g 39 0.50 7
Pre- Rinse
To rinse dishes that you plan
to wash lat er t hat day. Pre-wash / 11 0.01 4

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4. How to keep your dishwasher in shape
After Every Wash
Aft er every wash, turn off t he wat er supply the appliance and leave t he door
slight ly aj ar so t hat m oist ure and odors are not trapped inside.
Rem ove t he plug
Before cleaning or perform ing m aint enance, always rem ove t he plug from t he
socket . Do not run risks.
No solvent s or Abrasiv e Cleaning Pr oduct s
To clean t he ext erior and rubber parts of the dishwasher, do not use solvent s or
abrasive cleaning product s. Rat her, use only a clot h and warm soapy water.
To rem ove spots or st ains from t he surface of the interior, use a clot h dam pened
wit h wat er and a lit tle while vinegar, or cleaning product m ade specifically for
dishwashers.
Mov ing t he Appliance
I f t he appliance m ust be m oved, try to keep it in a vert ical posit ion. I f absolut ely
necessary, it can be posit ioned on it s back.
Seals
One of t he fact ors that cause odors t o form i n t h e d i sh w a s h e r i s f o o d t h a t r e m a i n s
trapped in the seals.
Periodic cleaning wit h a dam p sponge will prevent this from occurring.
The door should not be left in the open posit ion since t his could
present a tripping hazard.
When You Go on Holiday
When you go on holiday, it is recom m ended that you run a wash cycle wit h t he
dishwasher em pt y and then rem ove t he plug from the socket , t urn off the wat er
supply and leave the door of t he appliance slight ly aj ar. This w ill help t he seals
last longer and prevent odors from form ing wit hin the appliance.

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5 . Fa ult finding
Resolving m inor problem s yourself
Experience has shown that you can resolve m ost problem s t hat rise during
norm al daily usage yourself, without having t o call out a service engineer.Not
only does t his save cost s,but it also m eans t hat the appliance is available for use
again that m uch sooner. The following list of com m on occurrences and t heir
rem edies should help you ident ify t he causes of m ost problem s.
Problem s...
...when t he appliance is swit ched on
Appliance does not st art up
- - Fault wit h fuse in m ains elect r icit y supply .
- - Plug not insert ed in wall sock et .
- - Appliance door not closed pr oper ly .
- - Pr ogram m e but t on has not been pressed.
- - Wat er t ap not t ur ned on .
- - Block ed st rainer in w at er int ake hose.
- - The st r ainer is sit uat ed in t he Aqua- st op or supply - hose connect ion.
Service Diagnost ics Cycle Not es
Pr ess t he “ Power ” and “ Delay “ but t ons, aft er t he buzzer em it s 2 short signal, all
the LED indicat ors will be light ed, t he LED display shows 888, the dishwasher
ent ry t he service diagnost ic cycle.
Fill Press” Program m e” but ton
The inlet valve work about 1 m inut e
Dispenser Pr ess “ delay” but t on The dispenser work 60 seconds
Mot or Aut o The washing pum p work about 1 m inut e
Heat er Aut o The water will be heated up 60℃
Drain Press” Program m e” but ton
The drain pum p work about 1 m inut e
Fill Press “ delay ” but t on The inlet valve w or k about 1 m inut e
Mot or Press” Program m e” but ton
The washing pum p work 3 m inut e
Soft ener Pr ess “ delay” but t on The soft ener work 90 seconds
Drain Press” Program m e” but ton
The drain pum p work about 1 m inut e
End Pr ess “ delay” but t on The buzzer em it s 1 signal and t he display

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show s - - -
I f you take all t hese checks and t he dishwasher st ill does not funct ion or your
dishwasher have any ot her error display, you can power the dishwasher OFF, and
wait a few m inutes. You can power t he dishwasher on, try it again , if the
dishwasher st ill does not funct ion and/ or the problem persist s, cont act the
nearest aut horised service cent er and provide t hem wit h the following
inform at ion:
- - t he nat ure of t he pr oblem .
- - t he m odel t y pe num ber ( Mod...) And t he ser ial num ber ( S/ N.. .) , w hich ar e
indicated on the plate locat ed on t he side of the inner part of t he door.
Lower spray arm rot at es with difficulty
- - Spray ar m is block ed by sm all it em s or food rem ains.
Lid in det ergent com partm ent cannot be closed
- - Det ergent com par tm ent has been ov er filled.
- - Mechanism is clogged w it h rem nants of det ergent.
I ndicat or lam ps do not ext inguish aft er washing has finished
- - Main sw it ch is st ill set t o ON.
Rem nant s of det ergent st uck inside dispenser
- -Com part m ent was dam p when it was filled up wit h det ergent. Com part m ent
m ust be dry before det ergent is added.
Water rem ains inside appliance aft er program m e has ended
- - Block age or k ind in drainage hose.
- -Pum p is j am m ed.
- - Filt er s are block ed.
- - The pr ogr am m e is st ill r unning. Wait for t he progr am m e t o end .
...during washing
Unusual am ount of foam is creased
- - Norm al w ashing up liquid has been pour ed int o t he rinse- aid cont ainer .
- - Rem ov e any spilled r inse aid w it h a clot h as it could ot herwise lead to excessive
foam ing during t he next washing cycle.
Appliance st ops suddenly while washing is t aking place
- - Cut off elect r icit y supply t o appliance.
- - Wat er supply has been int er rupt ed.
Knocking sound can be heared while washing is t aking place
A spray arm is knocking against t he dishes inside the appliance.

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Rat tling sound can be heared while washing is t aking place
Crockery has not been st acked properly inside t he appliance.
Knocking sound com ing from inlet valves
This is caused by t he way t he wat er pipes have been laid and it has no effect upon
the way the appliance funct ions. There is no rem edy for this.
...with t he dishes, cut lery, et c.
Rem nant s of food are st uck t o t he dishes, cut ler y,et c.
- - Dishw asher was not loaded pr oper ly . Jet s of wat er could not reach all parts of
the dishes, ect.
- - Too m any it em s in t he r ack.
- - I t em s in t he rack were t ouching each ot her .
- - Not enough det ergent was added t o dispenser.
- - Select ed wash program m e w as not in tensiv e enough.
- - Rot at ion of spray ar m was obst ruct ed by dishes, et c.
- - Nozzles in spray arm ar e blocked by rem nant s of food.
- - Filt er s are block ed.
- - Filt er s have been incorr ect ly fit t ed.
- - Wast e- w at er pum p is j am m ed.
Plast ic it em s are discoloured
- - Not enough det ergent was added t o dispenser.
- - Det ergent has insuffcient bleaching propert ies. Use a det ergent cont aining a
chem ical bleaching agent .
Whit e st ains are left on crockery, glasses have a m ilky appearance
- - Not enough det ergent was added t o dispenser com par t m ent .
- - Am ount of rinse- aid w as set t oo low .
- - Alt hough wat er is quit e hard, no salt has been put in appliance.
- - Lid on salt cont ainer is not scr ew ed t ight .
- - I f y ou used a phosphat e- free det er gen t , t ry a det ergent containing phosphat es
and com pare result s.
Dishes,cultlery,et c.have not been dried
- -Select ed program m e did not include drying funct ion.
- -Am ount of r inse- aid w as set t oo low.
- -I t em s were rem oved from dishwasher t oo soon.
Glasses have a dull appearance
- - Am ount of rinse- aid w as set t oo low .

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Tea st ains or t races of lipst ick have not been com plet ely rem oved
- - Det ergent does not hav e a sufficient bleaching effect .
- - Washing t em perat ure w as set t oo low .
Traces of rust on cut lery
- - Cut ler y is not sufficient ly rust proof.
- - Salt cont ent in w ashing w at er is t oo high.
- - - Lid on salt cont ainer is not scr ewed t ight .
- - - Too m uch salt was spilt w hile filling cont ainer.
Glasses becom e clouded and discoloured; coating cannot be wiped off
Unsuitable det ergent was used.
Glasses are not dishwasher - proof.
Sm ears left behind on glasses and cut lery; glasses have acquired a m et allic
appearance
Am ount of rinse- aid set too high.

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6. Maint ena nces Ser vices a nd Trouble Shoot ing
6.1 maintenances services
Wit h the aid of t he following guide, m inor problem s can be easily correct ed
Wit hout calling for t he assist ance, saving you bot h t im e and m oney.
Before Calling for Service
Reviewing t he chart s on t he following pages m ay m ake you be fr ee of calling for ser vice.
Pr oble m Possible Ca use s W ha t To D o
Dishw ash er
doe sn ’t ru n
Fuse blown, or t he
circuit breaker act ed
Replace fuse or reset cir cuit breaker. Rem ov e
any ot her
appliances shar ing t he sam e cir cuit wit h t he
dishwasher.
Pow er supply is not
turned on
Make sure t he dishwasher is t ur ned on and t he
door is closed securely. Mak e sure the pow er
cord is properly plugged int o the wall socket .
Wat er pressure is low Check t hat t he wat er supply is connect ed
properly and t he wat er is turned on.
Dr ain pum p
doe sn ’t st op Overflow
The sy st em is desig ned t o d et ect an overf low.
When it does, it shut s off t he circulat ion pum p
and t ur ns on t he drain pum p.
N oise
Som e audible sounds are
nor m al Sound fr om det er gent cup opening.
Ut ensils are not secure in t he
basket s or som et hing sm all
has dropped int o t he basket
To ensure every t hing is secur ed in the
dishwasher.
Mot or hum s
Dishw asher has not been used regularly. I f you
do not use it
oft en, rem em ber t o set it t o fill and pum p out
every week,
which will help k eep t he seal m oist .
Suds in
t h e t u b
I m pr oper det ergen t
Use only t he special dishwasher det er gent to
avoid suds.
I f t his occur s, open t he dishwasher and let suds
evaporat e.
Add 1 gallon of cold w at er t o t he tub. Close and
latch the
dishwasher, then start t he " soak" wash cycle t o
drain out the wat er... Repeat if necessar y.
Spilled rinse agent Always wipe up rinse agent spills im m ediat ely.
St a in ed t u b
in t er ior
Det ergent wit h colorant was
used
Make sure t hat t he det ergent is t he one wit hout
colorant .
Dishes an d
fla t w ar e
not clea n
I m proper program Select a st ronger program m e.
I m pr oper rack loading
Make sure t hat t he act ion of t he det er gent
dispenser and
spray ar m s are not blocked by large dishwar e.

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Sp ot s a nd
film ing on
glasses an d
fla t w ar e
1Ext rem ely har d wat er
2Low inlet
t em perat ure
3Overloading t he
dishwasher
4I m pr oper loading
5Old or dam p powder
det er gent
6Em pt y rinse agent
dispenser
7I ncorrect dosage of
det er gent
To rem ove spot s from glassware:
1Take out all m et al utensils out of the
dishwasher.
2Do not add det ergent .
3Choose t he longest cycle.
4St art the dishw asher and allow it to r un for
about
18 t o 22 m inut es, t hen it w ill be in t he m ain
wash.
5Open t h e d oor t o pou r 2 cu ps of w hit e v in egar
into t he bot t om of t he dishwasher.
6Close t he door and let the dishwasher
com plet e t he cycle. I f t he vinegar does not work:
Repeat as abov e, except use 1/ 4 cup ( 6 0 m l) of
citric acid cryst als inst ead of vinegar.
Cloudiness on
glassw are
Com binat ion of soft
wat er and t oo m uch
det er gent
Use less detergent if you have soft water and
select a
shortest cycle t o w ash t he glassware and to get
them clean.
Yellow or br ow n
film on in side
sur fa ces
Tea or coffee st ains
Using a solution of 1/ 2 cup of bleach and 3 cups
of warm w at er
to rem ove the st ains by hand.
W ARN I N G
You have t o wait for 2 0 m inut es aft er a cycle t o
let the heat ing
elem ent s cool dow n before cleaning int er ior ;
ot herw ise, burns will happen.
I ron deposit s in w at er
can cause an overall film
You have t o call a wat er softener com pany for a
special filter.
W h it e film
on in side
sur fa ce
Hard wat er m inerals
To clean t he int erior, use a dam p sponge w it h
dishwasher
det er gent and wear rubber gloves. Never use
any ot her cleaner
than dishwasher det ergent for the risk of
foam ing or suds.
Th e d et e rge nt
lid can not be
closed pr oper ly
Clogged det ergent residue is
blocking the cat ch. Clean t he det ergent from t he cat ch.
De te rgen t le ft in
dispense r cups
Dishes block det er gent
Cups Re- loadin g t he dish es pr oper ly.
St e a m Norm al phenom enon Ther e is som e st eam com ing t hr ough t he v ent by
the door lat ch during drying and wat er draining.
Bla ck or
gra y m ar ks
on dishes
Alum inum ut ensils hav e
rubbed against dishes
Use a m ild abrasive cleaner t o elim inate t hose
m arks.
W a t e r
st a n din g on
t h e bot t om
of t h e t u b
This is norm al
A sm all am ount of clean wat er ar ound t he out let
on
the t ub bott om keeps t he wat er seal lubricated.

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Dishw ash er
lea ks
Overfill dispenser or rinse aid
spills
Be careful not t o over fill t he rinse aid dispenser.
Spilled rinse aid could cause oversudsing and
lead to overflowing. Wipe away any spills with a
dam p clot h.
Dishw asher isn't level Make sure t he dishwasher is lev el.
6 .2 Err or codes
W he n som e m a lfunct ions ha ppe n, t he applia nce w ill displa y er ror codes t o w ar n
you .
Codes Me anings Possible Causes
E1 Door open
T
he door is opened when t he
dishwasher is operating.
E2 Wat er inlet Wat er inlet m alfunct ion.
E3 Wat er drainage
Wat er drainage m alfunct ion.
E4 Tem perat ure sensor
Tem perat ure sensor m alfunct ion.
E5 Overflow
Overflow occurs/ wat er leakage occurs.
E6 Wat er leakage Wat er leakage occurs.
E7 Heating elem ent Abnorm al heating.

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7. Malfunct ion Diagnost ic
Wiring Diagram
I nlet Val ve
Sof t ne r Valv e
Dispenser Valv e
Pre ssur e Sw it c h
Ov e r Fl ow
Door
TS
Sal t
Rin se
TS
Di ve r t er _ sw i t ch
Flow Met e r
+ 5V
Pressur e swit ch
CN5
+ 5V
Door
Pre ssu r e sw i t ch
Door
CN2
I nlet v alv e
So ft n er Va lv e
Dispenser

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7.1 Connector of PCBA
7.2 Dishw asher St rip Cir cuit s
The following individual circuit s are for use in diagnoses. Do not cont inue wit h
the diagnoses of t he appliance if a fuse is blown, a circuit breaker is t ripped, or if
there is less t han a 230 volt power supply at the wall out let .
■ Unplug dishwasher or disconnect power.
■ Perform resist ance checks. To check resist ance of a com ponent , disconnect
harness leads first .
Pow er Up
N
L
power swit ch
N
PCBA
L

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W a sh in g M ot or
L
CN1- 1
LMOTOR
Mot or r elay
150 ℃ t herm ost at
75- 90W/ 230V/ 50 Hz
m ain win ding 2 40± 5 oh m
auxiliar y w inding 116± 5 ohm
N
door sw it ch
PCBA
CN3- 1
H ea t e r Ele m e nt
L
Heat er
L
Heat er r elay
98 ℃
229 ℃
non- reset able
t h er m ost at
Heat in g elem ent
10- 30 ohm
230V/ 1 800 W
self- r eset
t h er m o- lin k
N
PCBA
Dra in Pum p
door swit ch
N
30 W m ax
230 V/ 50Hz
1 10 - 1 20 o hm
90℃ t herm ost at
dr ain pu m p r elay
Drain
LCN1- 2
L
PCBA
CN3- 1
Fill a nd Over Flow
L
CN2-1
L
inlet valve
30 W m ax
230V/ 50Hz
3 .5 - 4. 0K o hm
door sw it ch
2
1
3
Over Flow
( Pin1 and Pin 3 closes in
n or m al p osi t ion ; Pin 1 a nd
Pin2 close when
ov er - f low )
CN3-3
PCBA
I nlet r elay
N
CN3-1

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Dispense r
L
CN2- 4
L
Dispen ser
relay
Dispenser valv e
220-240V/50Hz
N
door swit ch
PCBA
CN3- 1
soft e ne r
N
doo r sw it ch
sof t en er v alv e
PCBA
CN3- 1
L
Soft ener
relay
CN2 - 3
L
Soft ener

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8Trouble shoot ing guide
Water inlet malfunction
Y
E2 Malfunct ion
The
tap is
open?
Y
Pressure
swit ch is
OK?
Y
CN3- 3 shor t
and open
circuit ?
Y
Flower
m et er is
ok?
CN4- 1 and
CN4- 3 short or
open circuit ?
Y
Replace PCB
Maint enance
record
N
Replace
Pressure
sw it ch
N
Replace
Flower
m et er
N
Replace
cont rol wire
N
Power on
N
E2?
N