Lavo Solutions MiniWash 100 User manual

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MiniWash 100
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introducon/Safety/Tech Specs 2
Quick Start Guide 3
Troubleshoong / Other Features 4
Priming/Default Sengs 4
Terms & Condions 5
Introduction
The MiniWash series is a simple solution for dispensing a single formula at up to 8 oz/min. The dispenser can be trig-
gered with a signal or with an optional push button switch, which can be mounted up to eight feet away. The pump
comes with a standard EPDM squeeze tube and can be used in a wide array of dosing applications.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO
THE EQUIPMENT LEADING TO IMPROPER OPERATION OR PRODUCT FAILURE. DEFECTS FROM A LACK
OF ADHERENCE TO THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT WARRANTABLE
IMPORTANT: DISCONNECT ALL POWER PRIOR TO SETTING UP THIS DISPENSER.
Safety
Function Specification
Power Connection (Cable 1) 100-240 VAC
Signal Connection (Cable 2) 20-240VAC (LO or HI)
Power Consumption 5W
Fuses 400mA 250VAC
Pump Flow Rate 8 oz/min
Max Suction Height 5 feet
Power the pump using cable 1 with the plug. When this unit is powered, the pump is ON. Connect cable 2, identified by
the word SIGNAL to the washer signal. Proceed with programming as shown in this manual.
Technical Specification

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MiniWash 100—Quick Start Guide
Changing access code
• Enter the programming mode.
• Press the ▲ key until the display shows “o+old access
code”.
• Press the PRG key the display shows “n+old access
code” and the red display’s first digit begins to blink.
• Press the ▲ key until the blinking digit displays the de-
sired value.
• Press the PRG key. The next digit blinks.
• Press the ▲ key until the blinking digit displays the de-
sired value.
• Press the PRG key. The next digit blinks.
• Press the ▲ key until the blinking digit displays the de-
sired value.
• Press the PRG key. All of the display’s digits stop blink-
ing.
• To save the settings, while none of the display’s digits
are blinking, scroll the menu using the ▲ key until “Hld”
appears on the display and then press PRG key. The
pump returns to standby mode and “on” appears on the
display.
Menu 1,2,3: Manually set the pump time, delay, and
lockout times.
• Enter the programming mode.
• Press the ▲ key to select the menu.
• Press the PRG key to scroll between digits.
• Press the ▲ key to change the value.
• The maximum value is 999.
• Press the PRG key. All of the display’s digits will stop
blinking.
• To save the settings, make sure none of the display’s
digits are blinking, scroll the menu using the ▲ key
until “Hld” appears on the display and then press PRG
key. The pump returns to standby mode and “on” ap-
pears on the display.
Menu 4: Selecting the voltage tolerance.
• Press the PRG and ▲ key to set your tolerance.
• LO = 20-240VAC; HI = 70-240VAC
Menu 5: Calibrate using volume
• Enter the programming mode.
• Press the ▲ key until the display shows “5CAL”.
• Press the PRG key, CAL begins blinking.
• While holding a measuring cup or flask under the
output of the pump, press the ▲ key and release
when the pump starts (display starts counting). Let
the pump run until desired amount of chemical is
dispensed then press the ▲ key again to stop.
(display shows the dosing time). The OPL Mini run
time is now programmed. Repeat these steps if new
volume is required.
• Press the PRG key the display shows “5CAL”.
• To save the settings, scroll the menu using the ▲
key until “Hld” appears on the display and then press
PRG key. The pump returns to standby mode and
“sby” appears on the display.
When finished programming, move the switch back to
the “ON” position.
Getting Started: When the pump is powered, the display shows ON. Flip the switch on the bottom to “OFF” to enter
programming mode. The display will show “SBY”. The dosing and delay times are 0-999 seconds, the lock-out time is
0-999 minutes.
1. Accessing the menus
• Move the switch to “OFF”. SBY will display.
• Press the PRG key until the display shows “P---”.
• Use the PRG to scroll between values. Use the ▲ to
change the number. The default is 000.
• Press the ▲ and PRG key to enter your access code.
The default is 000.
• The maximum value is 999.
• The first menu will show a green 1 on the left.
Menu Structure: Indicated by the green number on the
left.
O: old access code
n: new access code
1: Delay Time
2: Pump Time
3: Lockout Time
4: Setting voltage tolerance
5: Calibration
Hld: save program using PRG key
Esc: Leave the menus

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Troubleshooting
Problem Solution
The pump will not draw chemical
1.Check the the foot valve for debris.
2. Check the suction line for cracks or a break in vacuum.
The pump will not dispense chemical
1. Make sure the pump is powered.
2. Check the suction tube to make sure there are no
cracks.
3. Check the programming to make sure a run time is pro-
grammed.
Error Code:
“1Alr”
1. If the motor is excessively overloaded (i.e faulty tube)
the pump executes stop/restart motor cycles (the stop
time increases at every STOP: 0.5 sec . ->10 sec.) to
avoid overheating. Replace the tube.
Priming The Pump
Press the switch on to “MOM” (Momentary Switch). This will prime the pump for the dosing time that is programmed.
Default Settings
As soon as the pump is powered, the display shows “8888” for approximately 0.3 seconds, during which the pump runs
a check: If the parameters cannot be read properly from EEPROM, the display shows “FAIL“ and the pump remains on
standby. The default parameters can be reset using the ▲ key (pressed for 4 seconds).
The default settings are:
Delay time = 005
Dosing time = 055
Lock-out time = 000
Trigger signal = HI
Calibration = CAL
Old password = 000
After the default settings have been reset, these settings can be modified from the programming menu.
Exit Programming
To exit programming and return to the main menu, scroll the menu using the ▲ key until “ESC” appears on the display.
Now press PRG key. The pump returns to standby mode and “Sby” appears on the display. If you changed any values,
the settings will NOT be saved by exiting this way. Move the switch back to “ON” to operate.
Other Information

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Terms & ConditionsTerms & Conditions
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