NIMO PRO FT 120 FL User manual

FT 120 FL
427001088
ENG Drying Cabinet Service Manual
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Drying Cabinet FT120FL
Manufacturer: NIMO-VERKEN AB
Box 124
S-548 22 HOVA, Sweden
Tel [phone]
Fax + 46 (0) 506 488 10
[email protected]
www.nimoverken.com
427001088 / 04
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Designation of the drying cabinet
Part number
Serial number (8 digits)
Type plate (inside)

1 Drying cabinet FT120FL 4
2 Electrical circuit diagram 5
3 Moving the hanger 6
4 Programming 7
4.1 Control panel 7
4.1.1 Buttons 7
4.1.2 Display 7
4.2 Language setting 8
4.3 Drying programmes 9
4.4 Optimizing the drying
programme 10
4.4.1 Introduction 10
4.4.2 Parameter list 10
4.4.3
Adjustment 11
4.4.4 Programming 12
4.4.5
Reset to factory default 12
4.5 Child lock 13
4.5.1 Introduction 13
4.5.2 Activation 13
4.5.3 Deactivation 13
5 Protection against overheating
14
5.1 Overheating protection 14
5.2 Main regulation 14
5.2.1 Reset 14
6 Troubleshooting 15
6.1 General 15
6.2 Error codes 16
7 Technical data 16
8 Removal of front hatch 18
9 Spare parts 19
9.1 Upper part 19
9.1.1 Components 19
9.1.2 Components 20
9.1.3 Components 21
9.2 Lower part 22
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Contents

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1 Drying cabinet FT120FL
Swingable
hanger
Wall mount
Heating part
Cabinet part
Exhaust duct Control panel

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10
11
MM
110°
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1
110°
Bel. cabinet
-A3, User interface
-A1, PCB
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11 1 10
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110
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Pos.
Ant.
Benämning
Material
Anm.
Ändr.nr
Ändringens art / Ändringsmeddelande
Godkänd av
Datum
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Inkopplingsbild ändrad X3
mq
2015-04-29
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2 Electrical circuit diagram

A
B
C
D
E
F B
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3 Moving the hanger
The hanger can be mounted on the left or the right side. To move the rack from the right to the left
side, please do the following:
1Remove the drying rack by lifting it up and pulling it outwards.
2Loosen the lower bracket (A) by removing the screws (B) from the inside.
3Turn the lower bracket upside down and
mount it on the other side. Loosen the
screw (C) and mount the bushing (D) and
the washer (E) on the other side. Be very
careful not to damage the surface of the
bushing when you turn it.
4Mount and t the hanger bracket on the left
side. There are pre-drilled holes in place.
5Loosen the spring bracket (F) according
to the gure and move it to the other side.
There are pre-drilled holes in place.
6Rotate the drying rack and push it into posi-
tion.

HELLO
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4 Programming
4.1 Control panel
4.1.1 Buttons
The user interface consists of four touch buttons. The buttons have two
functions.
UP ARROW, increases
values or moves up
the programmes.
ON / OFF START / STOP, starts and stops the
programme. OK, conrms a selection
and moves to the next menu level.
DOWN ARROW, increases values or
moves down the programmes.
4.1.2 Display
Animated symbol that shows that the drying process is in progress.
Top line. Shows informational text during the drying process, e.g. AU T.
In programming mode, it shows the actual parameter, e.g. P2122.
Bottom line. Shows informational text during the drying process, e.g. NORMAL.
In programming mode it shows the value set for the parameter.
Clock symbol for
CHILD LOCK. This is lit during the entire drying process if it is in child lock mode.

Language
symbol
Display lan-
guage
0 English
1 Swedish
2 Norwegian
3 Danish
4 Finnish
5 -
6 French
7 German
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1Make sure that the main power switch ON/
OFF on the cabinet is in the OFF position.The
display will be black.
2Press and hold the UP and DOWN ARROW
buttons and then press the main power
switch ON/OFF to the ‘ON’ position. The
display will be lit and ash ‘P105’ in the top
row, which is the parameter for the language
setting. If any other value is shown, use the
UP or DOWN ARROW button to move to the
correct parameter.
3Press the START/STOP button to conrm.
The line will ash with the current language.
The languages have a digit symbol in accord-
ance with the list below.
4Move to the preferred language with the UP
or DOWN ARROW button.
5Press START/STOP, to save the set value.
6Press the UP ARROW and START/STOP to
return to the operational value.
4.2 Language setting
The following languages are available: English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, French. and German.

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4.3 Drying programmes
The drying cabinet has four drying programmes:
pAut 40° Normal
pAut 40° Extra
pAut 60° Normal
pAut 60° Extra
The programmes will turn o the drying process automatically when the textiles are dry.
SELECTING A DRYING PROGRAMME
pNormal - Used for drying garments of normal thickness.
pExtra - Used for drying thick garments, deep drying.
60° or 40° is selected depending on the washing recommendation for the garment.

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4.4.2 Parameter list
Parameter Name Value Meaning
P105 Language 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
English
Swedish
Norwegian
Danish
Finnish
-
French
German
P114 Filter alarm On/O 0
1
O
On
P115 Child lock On/O 0
1
O
On
P2011 Min. drying time Aut 40° 35 min. The drying process will run for min. 35 min. regardless of
the humidity level.
P2012 Max. drying time Aut 40° 180 min. The drying process will run for max. 180 min. regardless of
the humidity level.
P2013 Max. temp. Aut 40° 51° The heating elements will be turned o if this value is
exceeded.
P2014 Outlet temp. process n-
ished. Aut40°
44° The Normal programme will end the drying process with
a cooling period.
For the Extra programme, the extra drying time will start.
P2015 Extra drying time Aut40° 30 min. Drying time for the Extra programme when the outlet temp.
has been reached.
P2021 Min. drying time Aut 60° 35 min. The drying process will run for min. 35 min. regardless of
the humidity level.
P2022 Max. drying time Aut 60° 180 min. The drying process will run for max. 180 min. regardless of
the humidity level.
P2023 Max. temp. Aut60° 76° The heating elements will be turned o, if this value is
exceeded.
P2024 Outlet temp. process n-
ished. Aut 60°
60° The Normal programme will end the drying process with
a cooling period.
For the Extra programme, the extra drying time will start.
P2025 Extra drying time Aut 60° 30 min. Drying time for the Extra programmewhen the outlet temp.
has been reached.
4.4 Optimizing the drying programme
4.4.1 Introduction
The automatic programme of the drying cabinet can be optimized with the control panel buttons,
when the drying cabinet is in programming mode.
Only make adjustments, if:
p the laundry is not dry enough
p the laundry is being dried for too long - long drying time

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4.4.3 Adjustment
Programme Aut 40° Normal is controlled by the temp. sensor for exhaust air.
Programme Aut 40° Extra is controlled by the temp. sensor for exhaust air and a time factor.
Programme Aut 60° Normal is controlled by the temp. sensor for exhaust air.
Programme Aut 60° Extra is controlled by the temp. sensor for exhaust air and a time factor.
The automatic programmes will end automatically when the laundry is dry.
To decide when the laundry is dry, the temperature of the exhaust air is compared against a parameter,
P2014 for the 40° programme and P2024 for the 60° programme.
For Aut 40° Extra, extra drying time is added in accordance with the parameter P2015.
For Aut 60° Extra, extra drying time is added in accordance with the parameter P2025.
These are the four main parameters that are adjusted to optimize the drying process of the automatic
programmes.
If the laundry is not dry enough when using:
Aut 40° Normal, increase the parameter value for P2014.
Aut 40° Extra, increase the parameter value for P2015.
Aut 60° Normal, increase the parameter value for P2024.
Aut 60° Extra, increase the parameter value for P2025.
If the laundry is too dry or takes too long to dry when using:
Aut 40° Normal, decrease the parameter value for P2014.
Aut 40° Extra, decrease the parameter value for P2015.
Aut 60° Normal, decrease the parameter value for P2024.
Aut 60° Extra, decrease the parameter value for P2025.
The optimization of drying processes should always be done in small steps, start by adjusting the current
parameter 1-2 units up or down. Then check to see the result after the next drying process and make
any additional adjustments, if needed.

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4.4.4 Programming
The optimization of the automatic drying programs for the drying cabinet and the activation/deacti-
vation of the child lock is performed in the programming mode.
1Make sure that the main power switch ON/OFF on the cabinet is in the OFF position. The display
will be black.
2Press and hold the UP and DOWN ARROW buttons and then move the main power switch ON/
OFF to the ‘ON’ position.
The display will be lit and show the parameter ‘P105’ and the factory default value for P 105.
The line with the current parameter will ash in the display.
3Move to the preferred parameter by pressing the UP or DOWN ARROW repeatedly. If you go too
far, you can continue until the display shows the correct parameter.
4When the display shows the correct parameter, e.g. ‘P2011’, press START/STOP to
conrm the parameter selection. The line will now ash with the set value for the parameter.
5Increase or decrease the parameter value with the UP or DOWN ARROW button.
6Press START/STOP to save the set value.
7Press the UP ARROW and START/STOP to return to the operational value.
4.4.5 Reset to factory default
1Enter parameter display mode in accordance with section 4.4.4.
2 Press and hold the UP or DOWN ARROW and then press START/STOP.
The factory defaults will be saved and the display will show the last programme used.

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4.5 Child lock
4.5.1 Introduction
The child lock mode is a safety feature to prevent the drying process from being started or stopped
accidentally. This functionality means that all the buttons must be pressed for at least 3 seconds for the
required activity.
This mode can be suitable for nurseries, etc.
N.B. If the door is opened during operation and closed within 5 min., the drying process will continue.
If the door is open for more than 5 min. the drying process will end.
4.5.2 Activation
1Enter the programming mode. See section 4.4.4.
2Move to the parameter‘P115’ with the UP or DOWN ARROW.
3Press START/STOP to save.
4Change the parameter to the value 1.
5 Press START/STOP to save.
6Exit the programming mode with the DOWN ARROW and START/STOP. The child lock mode has
now been activated and is indicated in the display with a lit ‘clock’ symbol.
4.5.3 Deactivation
1Enter the programming mode.
2Move to the parameter‘P115’ with the UP or DOWN ARROW.
3Press START/STOP to save.
4Change the parameter to the value 0.
5 Press START/STOP to save.
6Exit the programming mode with the DOWN ARROW and START/STOP.
The clock symbol turns o.

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5 Protection against overheating
The cabinet has double protection against overheating.
Overheating protection - reset by the user.
Main regulation - reset by the service personnel.
5.1 Overheating protection
If the cabinet overheats during operation, the electric elements turn o and the fan continues to run.
The display will ash with ‘ERR 05’.
When the temperature in the cabinet is down to an acceptable level (within approx. 4 min.), the display
will show ‘ERR 05’with a xed display and the text ‘OH PROTECTION’ will be rolling on the lower line.
The overheating protection can then be reset by pressing and holding the START/STOPP button for
approx. 4 seconds.
5.2 Main regulation
If the drying cabinet should overheat for some reason during the drying process, the main regulation
will be triggered. The main regulation has to be reset manually.
5.2.1 Reset
A reset is performed with the button directly on the overheating protections. See gure and look for the
cause when performing the reset. Are both fans functional? Has the lter been cleaned?
1Remove the front hatch by loosening the two screws on the lower edge. See chapter 8.
2Push in the button on the overheating protection that has been pushed out. Examine both
protections.
Overheating protection
Front hatch

Questions What you can do
The drying cabinet is
not working
1. Check the mains connection and that there is power.
2. Check that none of the fuses has blown.
3. Have you pushed the start button?
4. Are the doors closed?
5. Is an error code displayed, for instance ERR 08? See section 6.2
Drying takes a long
time
1. Clean the lint lter (must be performed after each drying
session).
2. Make sure that the right programme has been selected for the
laundry items.
3. Make sure that the laundry items are not very wet (not spun
enough).
4. Make sure that there are not too many laundry items hanging in
the cabinet.
5. See section 4.4, Optimization of the drying programme.
The laundry never
gets dry
1. Make sure that the right program has been selected for the
laundry items.
2.
Make sure that there are not too many laundry items hanging in
the cabinet.
3. See section 4.4, Optimization of drying program.
6 Troubleshooting
6.1 General
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No. Name. Description / Action
ERR 01 Temp. sensor
malfunction, cabinet
Replace the temp. sensor. See Spare Parts, pos. 303.
ERR 02 Temp. sensor
malfunction, exhaust
air
Replace the temp. sensor. See Spare Parts pos 306
ERR 04 Max. time for the
drying process has
been exceeded
Possible cause - Broken heating elements.
ERR 05 Overheating Reset. See section ‘Overheating protection’
ERR 08 Clean lter 100
hours
Reset with START/STOP for 5 seconds.
Clean lter.
ERR 12 Communication
timeout
Communication error between control panel and
circuit board.
Press the Stop button for 5 seconds to reset an error code.
6.2 Error codes
Capacity: max 6 - 8 kg laundry
Drainage capacity: 72 g/min (6.5 kg 50% residual moisture)
Electrical connection: 400V 3N AC 50Hz, 10A slow, 10A automatic fuse
Eect: 6,2 kW
Hanging length: 18 metres
Dimensions: Height 1860 mm
Width 1200 mm
Depth 650 mm
Weight: 145 kg
Sound level: Airborne noise during full load 57dB (A)
7 Technical data

A
C
D
E
FGH
J
B
L
M
NK
P
Q
1 2 3
4
A 1200
B 650
C 1860
D 220
E 1100
F diam. 125
G 27
H 100
J 1880
K 434
L 600
M 262
N 471
P 551
Q 807
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mm
1 Electrical connection, external fan
2 Electrical connection, mains
3 Exhaust air connection
4 Control panel

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8 Removal of front hatch
The fixing screws are
accessed through two
rectangular holes
Two xing
screws for the
front hatch
Front hatch
1Open the doors
2Detach two Torx T30
screws underneath the
front hatch as illustrated.
3Slide the front hatch up-
wards until it comes free
from the guide anges.
4Lift down.
Guide anges

103
104
105
106
107
108
109 110 111
114
101
102
Se 6.1.2
101 Label kit
102 Damper
103 Mounting screw
104 Washer
105 Wall mount
106 Cover
107 Back piece
108 Back rail
109 Side, left
110 Front rail
111 Front
Alt. Front adapted for use
by disabled persons
114 Side, right
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9 Spare parts
9.1 Upper part
9.1.1 Components

201
202
203 203
205
206
207
208 209 210
205
Se 6.1.3
201 Heating element
202 Control panel
203 Overheating protection
205 Service hatch
206 Fan motor
207 Touch protection
208 Filter
209 Lamp
210 Lamp glass
9.1.2 Components
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