Maytag MFS25PDFTS commercial industrial washer User Manual

1.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Publication

date:

28

Jun

2007

1.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

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IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS.

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3.

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

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4.

MACHINE

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PREPARING

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MACHINE

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5.

MAINTENANCE

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7.

LIST

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SPARE

PARTS

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8.

PUTTING

THE

MACHINE

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OF

SERVICE

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8.1.

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8.2.1.

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MACHINE

LIQUIDATION

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SPECIALIZED

COMPANY

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8.2.2.

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100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

2.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

-

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

LATER

USE.

Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions

may

lead

to

incorrect

use

of

the

appliance,

and

may

result

in

risk

of

fire,

bodily

injuries

or

death

and/or

damage

to

the

laundry

and/or

the

appliance.

WARNING

-

Read

the

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

in

this

manual

carefully

before

operating

the

appliance.

Improper

use

of

the

appliance

may

cause

risk

of

fire,

electrical

shock

or

serious

body

injuries

or

death

as

well

as

serious

damage

to

the

appliance.

#

This

English

version

is

the

original

version

of

this

manual.

The

instructions

for

the

appliance

are

only

complete

with

the

programming,

user

and

spare

parts

information.

¢

Safety

instructions

included

in

manuals

for

personnel

operating

the

appliance

must

be

printed

and

posted

ona

visible

place near

the

machine

in

the

laundry

room.

#

The

washer

extractor

is

designed

for

fabrics

washing

only,

other

objects

can

damage

the

washer

and

can

cause

damage

or

injuries.

#

The

manufacturer

is

not

responsible

for

the

damage

to

the

fabrics

that

are

washed

by an

inappropriate

washing

method.

+

Always

follow

the

instructions

and/or

warnings

that

are

stated

on

the

fabrics,

washing

products

or

cleaning

products

mentioned

by

the

manufacturer.

#

The

washer

must

be

set

up

in

accordance

with

the

instructions.

All

drain,

inlet,

electrical

connections,

ventilation,

groundings

and

other

connections

must

be

done

in

according

to

the

installation

manual,

in

compliance

with

the

local

standards

done

by

qualified

technicians

with

proper

authorization.

@

The

valid

standards

for

connecting

to

the

local

power

network

(TT,TN,IT,...)

must

be

followed.

In

the

standard

execution,

the

appliance

may

not

be

suitable

for

connecting

to

an

IT

supply

system.

Contact

your

commercial

distributor

for

assistance.

+All

appliances

are

produced

according

the

EMC-directive

(Electro-Magnetic-Compatibility).

They

can

be

used

in

restricted

surroundings

only

(comply

minimally

with

class

A

requirements).

For

safety

reasons

there

must

be

kept

the

necessary

precaution

distances

with

sensitive

electrical

or

electronic

device(s).

«Do

not

change

the

parameters

of

the

frequency

inverter.

This

can

cause

serious

injury,

fire,

washer

damage,

etc.

¢

During

transportation

and

storage

never

use

excessive

forces

on

the

packing

because

components

can

be

damaged

protruding

the

contour

line

of

the

appliance.

Use

copper

conductors

only.

This

appliance must

be

connected

to

a

supply

circuit

to

which

no

lighting

units

or

general-purpose

receptacles

are

connected.

«Any

changes

concerning

the

installation

which

are

not

described

in

this

Installation

Manual

must

be

approved

by the

supplier

or

manufacturer.

Otherwise,

the

supplier

and

manufacturer

are

not

responsible

for

potential

injuries

to

operators

or for

any

damages.

Interventions

in

the

appliance

execution

or

functions

are

not

allowed,

and

the

manufacturer

refuses

any

responsibility

in

such

cases.

#

The

washer

extractor

must

be

installed

on

level.

If

not,

the

washer

may

become

unbalanced

during

extraction

and,

although

fitted

with

an

unbalance

safety,

the

washer

may

become

seriously

damaged

what

may

result

in

bodily

injuries.

Never

put the

washer

in

operation

when

the

transporting

braces

are

not

removed.

The

washer

should

always

be

tested

before

use.

Keep

the

appliance

top

and

surface

and

the

area

around

clean

and

clear

of

combustible

or

flammable

products.

Do

not

store

flammable

materials

around

the

appliances.

Define

the

dangerous

areas

in

the

laundry

room

and

obstruct

an

admission

to

them

during

appliances

operating.

Do

not

wash

articles

that

have

been

previously

cleaned

in,

wash

in

soaked

in,

or

spotted

with

gasoline,

dry-cleaning

solvents,

or

other

flammable

or

explosive

substances

as

they

give

off

vapors

that

could

ignite

or

explode.

Do

not

add

gasoline,

dry-cleaning

solvents,

or

other

flammable

or

explosive

substances

to

the

wash

water.

These

substances

give

off

vapors

that

could

ignite

or

explode.

Under

certain

conditions,

hydrogen

gas

may

be

created

in

the

hot

water

system

that

has

not

been

used

for

two

or

more

weeks.

HYDROGEN

GAS

IS

EXPLOSIVE.

If

the

hot

water

system

has

not

been

used

for

such

period

open

ail

hot

water

taps

and

let

the

water

run

out

for

few

minutes.

This

will

release

any

accumulated

gas.

As

this

gas

is

flammable,

do

not

smoke

or

use

open

flames

during

this

time.

#

TEMPERATURE

IN

WASHING

MACHINE

TUB:

The

electronic

controller

uses

the

temperature

sensor

in

the tub

to

control

the

temperature

of

the

washing

bath.

There

are

a

lot

of

things

that

have

influence

on

the

temperature

measurement.

Therefore

the

temperature

control

of

the

washing

bath

is

not

very

precise.

2

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

+

Always

strictly

comply

with

the

instructions

that

are

written

on

the

laundry

chemicals-,

laundry

aids-,

dry-cleaning

solvents-

and

disinfectants

packaging

to

avoid

personal

injury.

Keep

these

agents

out

of

the

reach

of

children,

preferably

in

a

locked

cabinet.

¢

Do

not

tamper

the

washer-extractor

controls

and

do

not

bypass

the

safety

instructions

and

the

warnings.

Do

not

use

some

means

on

the

soap

dispenser

lid

to

hold

it

open

by

filling

or

when

the

machine

operates.

The

discharge

or

splashing

of

hazardous

liquid

can

cause

serious

scalding

and

burning.

Do

not

operate

the

appliance

when

parts

are

broken

or

missing

or

when

covers

are

open.

The

appliance

may

not

be

operated

until

the

fixed

guards

are

put

correctly

in

place.

#

The

appliance

must

not

be

stored,

installed

or

exposed

to

the

weather,

extreme

low

or

high

temperature

and

humidity

levels.

Do

not

hose

down

the

washer.

NEVER

allow

the

appliance

to

get

wet.

#

Check

the

functioning

of

the

door

lock

mechanism

on

regular

base.

NEVER

bypass

the

doorlock

mechanism.

#

Disconnect

the

power

and

close

all

water

and

steam

supply

before

cleaning,

servicing

and

at

the

end

of

each

operating

day.

¢

Out

of

the

venting

at

the

back

of

the

washer

can

escape

warm

vapor

or

and

hot

air.

Do

not

cover

the

vent

but

protect

it

sufficiently.

It

serves

air

gap

and

as

a

vapor

outlet

to

prevent

pressure

building

in

the

washer.

¢

Do

not

repair

or

replace any

part

of

the

appliance

or

attempt

any

servicing

unless

specifically

recommended

in

the

service

manual

or

published

user-repair

instructions

that

you

understand

and

have

the

skills

to

carry

out.

Only

qualified

service

personnel

may

open

the

appliance

to

carry

out

servicing.

¢

Information

contained

in

this

manual

is

intended

for

use

by

a

qualified

service

technician

familiar

with

proper

and

safe

procedures

to

be

followed

when

repairing

an

electrical

appliance.

All

tests

and

repairs

should

be

performed

by

a

qualified

service

technician

equipped

with

proper

tools

and

measuring

devices.

All

component

replacements

should

be

made

by

a

qualified

service

technician

using

only

factory

approved

replacement

parts.

Improper

assembly

or

adjustment

may

occur

if

service

or

repair

is

attempted

by

persons

other

then

qualified

service

technicians

or

if

parts

other

then

approved

replacement

parts

are

used.

Improper

assembly

or

adjustment

can

create

hazardous

conditions.

There

can

be

a

risk

of

injury

or

electrical

shock

while

performing

services

or

repairs.

Injury

or

electrical

shock

can

be

serious

or

even

fatal.

Consequently,

extreme

caution

should

be

taken

while

performing

voltage

checks

on

individual

components

or

a

product.

PLEASE

NOTE:

Except

as

necessary

to

perform

a

particular

in

servicing

a

product,

the

electrical

power

supply should

ALWAYS

be

disconnected

when

servicing

a

product.

+All

industrial

(OPL

-

On

Premise

Laundry)

washers

are

designed

for

use

in

Laundry

with

professionally

trained

attendants.

Before

the

appliance

is

removed

from

service

or

discarded,

remove

the

door.

«Any

Water

or

Steam

Leaks

Must

Be

Repaired

Immediately.

Closed

supply

immediately.

#

If

any

problems

or

failures

should

arise,

immediately

contact

your

dealer,

serviceman

or

manufacturer.

#

The

manufacturer

reserves

the

right

to

change

the

manuals

without

Z\

WARNING

--

CAUTION

This

appliance must

be

connected

to

a

grounded

metal,

permanent

wiring

system,

and

additionally

an

equipment-grounding

conductor

must

be

run

with

the

circuit

conductors

and

connected

to

the

equipment-grounding

terminal

or

lead

on

the

appliance.

Z\

WARNING

--

CAUTION

In

order

to

minimize

the

risk

of

fire,

electrical

shock

and

injury,

THIS

WASHER

MUST

BE

PROPERLY

GROUNDED.

Never

plug

in

or

direct-wire

an

appliance

unless

it

is

properly

grounded

in

accordance

with

all

local

and

national

codes.

If

more

appliances

in

the

same

location,

mutual

grounding

must

be

applied

where

possible.

Z\

WARNING

--

CAUTION

The

washer

extractor

is

intended

to

be

permanently

connected,

it

MUST

be

secured

mounted

to

a

NON-COMBUSTIBLE,

adequate

floor

structure.

A

concrete

foundation

is

required.

Metal

reinforced

wood

floors

are

NOT

allowed

due

to

the

risk

of

fire

and

excessive

vibrations.

NEVER

install

the

washer

on

an

upper

floor

or

over

a

basement

without

a

load

support

designed

by

a

structural

engineer.

JN

WARNING

-

Although

the

appliance

may

be

in

the

,,off*

position,

there

is

still

electrical

power

to

the

switch

supply

terminals.

Z\

WARNING

-

When

power

supply

has

been

switched

off

wait

for

at

least

10

minutes

before

starting

inspection

or

servicing

the

washer.

Before

starting

inspection

of

frequency

inverter,

check

for

residual

voltage

across

main

circuit

terminals

+

and

-.

This

voltage

must

be

below

30

VDC

before

you

can

access

the

inverter

for

inspection.

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

3

LN

WARNING

-

Do

not

allow

children

to

play

on,

in

or

around

the

appliance

at

any

time.

Close

supervision

of

children

is

necessary

when

the

appliance

is

used

near

children.

Never

permit

children

to

operate

the

appliance.

LN

WARNING

-

Do

not

open

door

until

cylinder

remains

stopped

and

water

has

been

drained

completely.

If

the

door

safety

lock

does

not

work,

do

not

use

washer

until

the

door

lock

mechanism

is

repaired.

AN

CAUTION!

-

Follow

all

valid

basic

safety

rules

and

laws.

The

instructions

in

this

manual

cannot

account

for

every

possible

dangerous

situation.

They

must

be

generally

understood.

Caution

and

care

are

factors

which

can

not

included

in

the

design

of

the

appliance

and

all

persons

who

install,

operate

or

maintain

the

appliance

must

be

qualified

and

familiar

with

the

operating

instructions.

It

is

up

to

the

user

to

take

proper

care

when

operating

the

appliance.

LN

CAUTION!

-

Do

not

remove

warning

signs

placed

on

the

appliance.

Observe

signs

and

labels

to

avoid

personal

injuries.

Safety

labels

appear

at

crucial

locations

on

the

appliance.

Failure

to

maintain

legible

safety

labels

could

result

in

injury

to

the

operator

or

service

technician.

AN

CAUTION!

-

If

the

installed

appliance

operate

with

coin,

token

or

similar

operation

for

use

in

self-service

situations,

then

the

owner-installer

must

provide

a

remote-located

emergency

stop

device.

This

device

must

be

placed

in

such

a

way

that

it

is

easy

and

safely

accessible

for

the

users.

The

emergency

stop

device

takes

care

that

at

least the

control

circuit

of

the

appliance

is

interrupted.

4

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

3.

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

DRY:

LOAD:CAPACITY

(1/10)

6

kg

/13

Ib

7-kg

/-18

Ib

10.

kg

/25

Ib

16

kg

/-35

Ib

MACHINE

DIMENSIONS

*

Width

Depth

Height

660

mm

/

25.98"

770

mm

/

30.31

1070

mm/

42.12"

660

mm

/

25.98"

770

mm

/

30.31"

1070

mm

/

42.12°

660

mm

/

25.98"

865

mm

/

34.05*

1130

mm

/

44.48"

835

mm

/

32.87°

1040

mm

/

40.94"

1295

mm

/

50.98"

PACKING

DIMENSIONS

Width

Depth

Height

Transportation

volume

750

mm

/

29.53"

850

mm

/

33.46“

1250

mm/

49.21‘

0.79

m*/

27.89

ft°

750

mm

/

29.53"

850

mm

/

33.46"

1250

mm/

49.21‘

0.79

m°/

27.89

f°

750

mm

/

29.53"

950

mm

/

37.40°

4300

mm

/51.18*

0.92

m*/

32.48

ft°

930

mm

/

36.61“

1140

mm

/

44.88*

1510

mm/

59.44‘

1.6

m°/

56.5

ft”

DIMENSIONS

OF

INNER

DRUM

Diameter

Depth

Drum

Volume

Door

opening

530

mm

/

20.86“

270

mm

/

10,63*

60

dm*/

15.85

gal

285

mm

/

11,22*

530

mm

/

20.86°

330

mm

/

12,99*

73dm*/

19.28gal

285

mm

/

11,22*

530

mm

/

20.86°

420

mm

/

16.53*

95

dm*/

25.1

gal

285

mm

/

11,22*

650

mm

/

25.6°

500

mm

/

19.68"

166dm*?/

43.8

gal

410

mm/

16,14"

WEIGHT

Net

Gross

230

kg

/

508

Ib

240

kg

/

530

Ib

235

kg

/519

Ib

250

kg

/

552

Ib

275

kg

/

607

Ib

300

kg

/

662

Ib

465

kg

/

1026

Ib

495

kg

/

1092

Ib

ELECTRICAL

DATA

3x380-415V+N

50/60Hz

3x380-415V

50/60Hz

3x440-480V

50/60Hz

3x220-240V

50Hz

1x220-240V

50/60HZ

-

not

applicable

for

electrical

heating

1x200-208V

50/60HZ

-

not

applicable

for

7kg

/

18lb,

or

for

el.

heating

POWER

SUPPLY

--

deviations

-6%

to

+10%

of

the

voltage

supply

+1

Hz

INPUT

POWER

MACHINE

Electric

heating

6kW

6.75

kW

6.75

kw

7.5

kW

-

Electric

heating

9

kW

9.75

kw

9.75

kw

10.5

kW

11.3

kW

Electric

heating

12

kW

-

12.75

kw

13.5

kW

14.3

kw

Electric

heating

18

kW

- - -

20.3

kW

Without

heating

or

steam

0.75

kW

0.75

kW

1.5

kW

2.3

kW

NOMINAL

MOTOR

OUTPUT

0.75

kW

0.75

kW

1.5

kW

2.2

kW

Residual

current

device

(RCD)

100mA,

class

B

SUPPLY

PROTECTION

DEVICE

Use

;slow*-type

Protection

Devices

«(circuit

breakers:

curve

D)

Steam

or

without

electrical

heating

200-240V

4/3AC

416A

(15A)

416A

(15A)

416A

(15A)

20A

380-400V

+N

3AC

(380.

80V

3AC)

electrical

heating

410A 410A 410A 416A

(15A)

El

heating

KW

(200-240V

3AC)

5A

El.

heating

6kW

(380-480V

3AC)

416A

El.

heating

9kW

(200-240V

3AC)

32A

EI

heating

9kW

(380-480V

3AC)

0A

El.

heating

12kW

(200-240V

3AC)

40A

El.

heating

12kW

(380-480V

3AC)

254

El.

heating

18kW

(200-240V

3AC)

GOA

El.

heating

18kW

(380-480V

3AC)

40A

Tab.3.A

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

WASHING

FUNCTIONS

Washing

48

RPM

48

RPM

48

RPM

45

RPM

High

extracting

1000

RPM

1000

RPM

1000

RPM

980

RPM

G-factor

300 300 300 350

CONNECTION

WATER

CONNECTION

0.1-0.8

MPa

/

0.1-0.8

MPa

/

0.1-0.8

MPa

/

0.1-0.8

MPa

/

Water

pressure

range

1-8

bar

/

1-8

bar

/

1-8

bar

/

1-8

bar

/

14.5-116

PSI

14.5-116

PSI

14.5-116

PSI

14.5-116

PSI

0.3-0.5

MPa

/

0.3-0.5

MPa

/

0.3-0.5

MPa

/

0.3-0.5

MPa

/

Recommended

water

pressure

3-5bar/ 3-5bar/

3-5

bar/

3-5bar/

43

-

73

PSI

43

-

73

PSI

43

-

73

PSI

43

-

73

PSI

Water

inlet

BSP

3/4*

BSP

3/4*

BSP

3/4*

BSP

3/4*

Maximal

water

temperature

90T

/

194F

90T

/

194F

90T

/194F

90T

/194F

DRAIN

CONNECTION

Drain

valve

diameter

76

mm/3*

76

mm/3*

76

mm/3*

76

mm/3*

Flow

amount

with

drain

valve

3.5

I/s

3.5

I/s

3.5

I/s

3.5

I/s

STEAM

CONNECTION

Steam

connection

G1/2"

Steam

pressure

low

1-3

bar

/

14,5-44

PSI

Steam

pressure

high

3-8

bar

/

44-116

PSI

ELECTRICAL

CONSUMPTION

Light

soiled

fabrics,

wash

60T

(1)

Without

electrical

heating

0.2

kWh

0.2

kWh

0.3

kWh

0.5

kWh

With

electrical

heating

1.2

kWh

1.3

kWh

1.7

kWh

3.5

kWh

WORKING

CONDITIONS

Ambient

temperature

Relative

humidity

Height

above

sea

level

Storage

temperature

+5T

(41)

to

+35T

(95*F)

30%

to

90%

without

condensation

up

to

1000

m

/

3280

ft

0

(32F)

to

+55T

(131F)

+5

(41)

to

+35T

(95F)

30%

to

90%

without

condensation

up

to

1000

m

/

3280

ft

OT

(32F)

to

+55T

(131F)

+5T

(41F)

to

+35T

(95F)

30%

to

90%

without

condensation

up

to

1000

m

/

3280

ft

OT

(32F)

to

+55T

(1317)

+5T

(41F)

to

+35T

(95F)

30%

to

90%

without

condensation

up

to

1000

m

/

3280

ft

OT

(32F)

to

+55T

(1317)

FLOOR

DATA

Max.static

load

on

floor

2413

N

2492

N

3002

N

5450

N

Max.dynamic

load

on

floor

650

N

730N

1100

N

1220

N

Frequency

of

dynamic

load

16

Hz

16

Hz

16

Hz

16Hz

NOISE

Equivalent

sound

power

level

<

70

dB(A)

<

70

dB(A)

<

70

dB(A)

<

70

dB(A)

Leq

(dB(A))

Tab.3.A

continuation

%*

maximum

dimensions

including

protruding

parts

(1)

Depends

of

cold

and

hot

water supply

temperature

and

wash

program

setup

6

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

Hot

=F

5

i

6kg

/

13ib,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

25ib

16kg

/

35ib

H

d

13

ce

rd

Pode

frm

+

\

—

400391C

1.

Control

panel

8.

Main

switch

2.

Connection

liquid

soap

9.

Electrical

supply

connection

3.

Serial

plate

10.

Drain

4.

Soap

hopper

venting

11.

Adjustable

leg

5.

Water

supply

12.

Steam

connection

6.

Frequency

inverter

13.

Soap

hopper

7.

Fuses

14.

Liquid

soap

relay

board

box

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

6kg

/

13lb

Tkg

/

18Ib

10kg

/

25Ib

16kg

/

35ib

A

660

mm

/

25.98"

660

mm

/

25.98"

660

mm

/

25.98"

835

mm

/

32.87

B

685

mm

/

26.97°

685

mm

/

26.97°

785

mm

/

30.91

960

mm

/

37.8"

Cc

1070

mm

/

42.13"

1070

mm

/

42.13"

1130

mm

/

44.49°

1295

mm

/

50.98"

D

560

mm

/

22.05*

560

mm

/

22.05

560

mm

/

22.05*

715

mm

/

28.15"

E

585

mm

/

23.03"

585

mm

/

23.03"

685

mm

/

26.97°

815

mm

/

32.09"

F

20

mm

/

0.79"

20

mm

/0.79°

20

mm

/0.79°

-

G

420

mm

/

15.54*

420

mm

/

15.54*

480

mm

/

18.90"

430

mm

/

16.92°

H

263

mm

/

10.35"

263

mm

/

10.35"

263

mm

/

10.35"

300

mm

/

11.81

I

910

mm

/

35.83°

910

mm

/

35.83*

970

mm

/

38.19°

1135

mm

/

44.68*

J

103

mm

/

4.06“

103

mm

/

4.06“

103

mm

/

4.06“

120

mm

/

4.72°

K

980

mm

/

38.58"

980

mm

/

38.58"

1040

mm

/

40.94*

1195

mm

/

47°

L

44

mm

/

1.73"

44

mm

/

1.73°

44

mm

/

1.73°

44

mm

/

1.73"

M

835

mm

/

32.87°

835

mm

/

32.87°

895

mm

/

35.24

1015

mm

/

39.96"

N

78

mm

/

3.07°

78

mm

/

3.07"

78

mm

/

3.07"

55

mm

/

2.16"

oO

375

mm

/

14.76°

375

mm

/

14.76°

375

mm

/

14.76"

415

mm

/

16.33°

P

15

mm/

0.6"

15

mm

/

0.6"

15

mm/

0.6"

20

mm

/0.79°

Q

445

mm

/

17.52"

445

mm

/

17.52"

445

mm

/

17.52"

530

mm

/

20.86"

R

700

mm

/

27.56"

700

mm

/

27.56"

700

mm

/

27.56"

700

mm

/

27.55"

Ss

600

mm

/

23.6"

600

mm

/

23.6"

600

mm

/

23.6"

600

mm

/

23.62"

T

68

mm

/

2.67"

68

mm

/

2.67"

68

mm

/

2.67"

200

mm

/

7.87"

U

850

mm

/

33.46*

850

mm

/

33.46*

850

mm

/

33.46°

1060

mm

/

41.73°

Vv

- -

339

mm

/

13,34"

470

mm

/

18.5*

WwW

- -

874

mm

/

34.40°

1052

mm

/

41.41°

Tab.3.B

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

4.

MACHINE

INSTALLATION

4.1.

MACHINE

INSPECTION

When

the

machine

is

delivered,

it

is

necessary

to

do

a

visual

inspection

for

any

damage

that

may

have

occurred

during

transit.

If

the

package

or

pallet

are

damaged

or

signs

of

possible

damage

are

evident,

let

the

carrier

note

the

condition

on

the

shipping

papers

before

the

shipping

receipt

is

signed.

Remove

the

package

as

soon

as

possible

and

check

if

the

information

on

the

serial

plate

correspond

with

your

order.

The

serial

plate

is

located

on

the

rear

of

the

machine,

fig.4.1.

This

determines

the

type

of

model

you

have

bought,

the

voltage

and

the

serial

number.

[EP

EE

[Moder

crnemnenmn

|

[se-xecommmman_

|

[det

common

|

[se

Neco

FEL

Supply:

Ox

COO-OCVED

He

Dx

OO-O0v

He

AMP:

COOL

:

Cap.:

C0

Ib

vee

TOA

s

@

corew

Ss

ODAmin

@

CapacityDkg

=@

Motor

Ow

st

@

Spin:

CO

RPM

CCL

Heating:

[TKW

Total

Power:

CO

kW

==>

Fuse:

O0A

Year

OID

a

100641C

Fig.4.1.

Serial

plate

Check

if

the

machine

is

not

damaged

and

if

all

the

accessories

are

included

according

to

your

order.

The

accessories

and

manuals

are

located

inside

the

machine.

4.2.

WASHER

STORAGE

When

the

machine

will

be

stored

after

delivery,

be

sure

this

is

followed:

-

Use

the

delivered

package

to

protect

the

machine

against

moisture

and

dirt.

-

The

machine

may

not

be

installed

within

the

reach

of

spraying

water.

-

Avoid

severe

climatic

storage

conditions

and

excessive

humidity.

When

the

temperature

changes

and

this

causes

damp,

you

must

avoid

water

under

and

around

the

machine

and

also

on

his

covers.

-

If

possible,

leave

the

machine

in

the

transporting

package

or

at

least

let

it

set

on

the

transporting

wooden

id

until

the

time

of

final

installation

on the

foundation

according

the

chapter

4.3.

of

this

manual.

4.3.

WASHER

POSITIONING

Z\

WARNING!

IF

THE

MACHINE

IS

LOCATED

ON

AN

ELEVATED

BASE

FOR

EASIER

OPERATION.

THE

MACHINE

SHOULD

BE

SECURED

FOR

SAFETY

REASONS.

-

Before

placing

the

machine

on

its

place,

remove

the

packaging,

loosen

the

rear

panel

(see

fig.4.4.,

pos.4)

and

the

service

panel

(pos.3).

Remove

the

four

bolts,

which

holds

the

machine

on

the

wooden

pallet.

Lift

up

the

machine

carefully,

take

care

not

to

damage

the

machine

components.

-

Leave

at

least

a

0.6m

/

23,6"

free

space

between

the

rear

panel

of

machine

and

the

wail.

Leave

at

least

a

15mm

/

0.6“

free

space

between

the

side

panel

of

the

machine

and

the wall

or

other

machine.

Above

the

machine

must

be

minimum

0.7m

/

27.56“

of

free

space

for

the

maintenance

access.

-

All

passages

and

spaces

the

machine

has

to

be

transported

through

at

installation

should

be

reasonably

dimensioned

to

meet

the

height

and

width

of

the

machine

including

the

package.

-

Never

push,

pull

or

press

the

components

protruding

from

the

contour

line

of

machine(control

panel,

door,

control

elements,

water

inlet

and

outlet

pipes,

etc.).

-

Make

sure

that

the

loading

door

is

closed

during

handling.

-

Take

care

that

the

floor

where

the

machines

will

be

placed

is

underneath

supported.

The

washer

should

not

be

installed

on

an

upper

floor

or

over

a

basement

without

approval

of

structural

engineer

about

the

requirements

of

permissible

loading,

vibrations

and

noise

level

in

the

building.

-

Take

care

that

the

floor

where

the

machines

will

be

placed

is

not

combustible.

100646G

MAYTAG

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DATE

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JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

FREELY

ON

THE

FLOOR

The

machine

is

to

be

located

on

a

not

elevated

leveled

concrete

floor

that

comply

with

static

and

dynamic

stress

of

the

machine.

The

friction

coefficient

must

be

higher

then

0,5

between

the

rubber

feet

and

the

floor

material.

Do

not

place

the

machine

on

a

smooth

surface

but

on

a

rough

floor

material

like

concrete.

If

the

friction

coefficient

is

less,

then

the

machine

can

move

while

spinning.

If

this

should

happens

fasten

the

machine,

see

,Fasten

with

anchoring

bolts".

MACHINES

6kg

/

13lb,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

25Ib

Position

the

machine

only

on

his

4

adjustable

rubber

feet.

MACHINES

16kg

/

35Ib

Place

between

the

four

corners

of

the

frame

and

the

floor

a

thin

rubber

sheet

of

10

x

10

cm

/

3.93%

x

3.93"

with

thickness

between

1-2

mm

/

0.04“

-

0.08“

maximum.

We

advice

to

fasten

this

machines

always,

see

,Fasten

with

anchoring

bolts“.

FREELY

ON

AN

ELEVATION

MACHINES

6kg

/

13lb,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

25Ib

If

you

choose

to

place

the

machine

on

a

metal

base

or

pad,

use

a

U-profile

to

secure

the

machine

position.

Fix

the

U-profile

to

the

iron

frame

by

welding

or

fix

it

to

the

floor

by

anchoring

bolts.

This

is

necessary

to

prevent

that

the

machine

moves

from

the

base.

Make

a

base

according,

fig.4.3.A.

Place

the

machines

front

rubber

feet

in

the

U-profile.

|

6g

/13Ib.

|

7kg/18Ib

|

10kg/

25Ib

660 660

760

480 480

480

590 590

590

Tab.4.3.A

Frame

dimensions

Z\

WARNING!

NEVER

APPLY

THIS

FOR

A 16

kg

/

35

Ib

MACHINE.

10

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AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

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DATE

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JUN

2007.D0C

SECURE

ON

AN

ELEVATION

The

machine

can

also

be

secured

to

a

mounting

base

or

foundation

by

means

of

bolts

and

anchoring

bolts

to

assure

the

safety.

When

a

concrete

pad

or

a

frame

is

used

then

is

the

maximum

height

305

mm

/

12°.

The

pad

or

frame

must

be

designed

so

that

it

can

carry

the

static

and

dynamic

forces.

The

thickness

of

iron

profiles

is

minimum

4

mm

/

0.158*.

For

6kg

/

131b,

7kg

/

18!b,

10kg

/

25ib

machines,

remove

the

four

rubber

feeds

from

the

machine

frame.

Do

not

tighten

anchoring

bolts

before

the

concrete

base

around

the

bolts

is

completely

secured.

Tighten

the

anchoring

bolts

with

the

prescribed

torque

of

the

bolts.

4

5

om

Lj?

8

5

1.

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M8

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2.

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nut

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Fig.4.3.C

Frame

fixation

dimensions

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

11

6kg

/13ib

Tkg

/

18ib

10kg

/

25Ib

16kg

/

35lb

x1

660

mm

/

25.98"

660

mm

/

25.98"

660

mm

/

25.98"

830

mm

/

32.7"

X2

560

mm

/

22.05*

560

mm

/

22.05*

560

mm

/

22.05

715

mm

/

28.1°

X3

50

mm

/

1.97"

50

mm

/

1.97"

50

mm

/

1.97"

57.5

mm

/

2.26"

X4

685

mm

/

26.97°

685

mm

/

26.97°

785

mm

/

30.91

960

mm

/

37.8"

X5

455

mm

/

17.91"

455

mm

/

17.91"

565

mm

/

22.24*

815

mm

/

32.09°

X6

130

mm

/5.12*

130

mm

/5.12*

130

mm

/5.12*

80

mm

/3.15*

XT.

115

mm

/

4.53"

115

mm

/

4.53*

115

mm

/

4.53*

135

mm

/

5.32"

Tab.4.3.B

Distances anchoring

bolts

LEVELING

THE

MACHINE

Z\

WARNING!

THE

MACHINE

MUST

RELIABLY

REST

IN

ALL

FOUR

CORNERS

OF

THE

MACHINE!

THE

MACHINE

MAY

NOT

ROCK.

THE

MACHINE

MUST

BE

IN

WATER

LEVELLED

POSITION.

MACHINES

6kg

/

13lb,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

25Ib

The

rubber

feet

are

screwed

on

the

bottom

of

the

machine

frame

and

are

adjustable

with

a

wrench

size

13

mm/0.5*

and

17

mm/

0.7".

Check

the

position

of

the

top

of

the

machine

by

a

water

level

and

adjust

machine

legs,

fig.3.,

pos.11.

Adjust

the

four

rubber

feet

until

the

machine

is

leveled

and

tighten

the

nuts

M10

back

to

the

bottom

of

the

frame

as

counter

nut.

MACHINES

16kg

/

35Ib

The

16kg

/

36ib

machines

don’t

have rubber

feet

for

adjustment

to

water

level.

When

it

is

necessary

use

thin

hard

plates

of

10

x

10

cm

/

3.93"

x

3.93*

with

thickness

of

1

mm

/

0.04“

and

place

them

under

the

frame

corner

of

the

lowest

position.

Use

more

of

them

until

the

machines

stands

water

level.

It

is

always

advisable

to

bolt

down

this

machine

after

leveling.

Take

care

that

the

machine

is

in

the

lowest

possible

position.

If

the

machine

with

his

cabinet

rocks

can

it

damage

the

machine

cabinet.

The

manufacturer

is

not

responsible

for

consequences

caused

by

a

wrong

installation.

4.4.

SHIPPING

BRACKETS

Z\

WARNING!

DO

NOT

TRY

TO

OPERATE

THE

MACHINE

WITHOUT

REMOVING

THE

SHIPPING

BRACKETS

OTHERWISE

THIS

CAN

LEAD

TO

INJURY

TO

PEOPLE

AND

CAN

DAMAGE

THE

MACHINE.

DO

NOT

TRANSPORT

THE

MACHINE

WITHOUT

SHIPPING

BRACKETS

MOUNTED.

The

machine

is

blocked

for

transport.

This

eliminates

all

possible

movement

of

the tub

assembly

during

transportation.

There

are

3

striking

shipping

bars

which

must

be

removed

before

putting

the

machine

into

operation.

On each

machine

is

an

instruction

sheet

that

shows

the

location

of

the

shipping

brackets.

IMPORTANT:

UNSCREW

ONLY

THE

BOLTS-NUTS

WHERE

INDICATED!

1.

Remove

shipping

bracket

front,

fig.4.4.

pos.1.

2.

Remove

shipping

bracket

rear

right,

fig.4.4.

pos.2.

3.

Remove

shipping

bracket

rear

left,

fig.4.4.

pos.2.

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MAINTENANCE

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2007.D0C

After

removing

the

shipping

brackets

put the

service

panel,

fig.4.4.

pos.3

and

the

rear

panel,

fig.4.4.

pos.4

back

on the

machine.

Keep

the

shipping

brackets

pos.1,

2

for

possible

future

transportation.

a

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100593

Fig.4.4.

Transporting

brackets

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

13

4.5.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

GENERAL

The

machine

has

been

designed

for

connecting

to

the

electrical

network

according

the

specification

of

your

order.

Before

connection

check

the

electrical

data

stated

on

the

Data

Plate

(fig.3.,

pos.3),

if

they

correspond

to

your

electrical

network.

An

individual

branch

circuit

needs

to

be

used

for

each

machine.

The

way

of

the

connection

is

described

in

fig.4.5.A.

For

electrical

protection,

there

must

be

installed

a

residual

current

device

(RCD)

and

a

circuit

breaker

in

the

electrical

installation

of

the

building

(laundry

switchboard).

For

correct

selection see

below.

IMPORTANT:

—If

the

machine

is

not

equipped

with

a

main

switch

then

supply

disconnecting

devices need

to

be

provided

in

the

installation

for

all

electrical

supplies

connected

to

the

machine,

in

accordance

with

EN

60204-1

standard,

point

5.3.

—Make

sure

the

supply

voltage

is

always

within

the

limits

specified

in

the

,Technical

specifications"

table

in

all

circumstances.

When

you

have

long

distances

in

the

electrical

installation,

it

may

be

necessary

to

use

bigger

cables

to

reduce

the

voltage

drop.

—When

the

machine

is

connected

near

a

large

capacity

power

supply

transformer

(SOOkVA

or

more,

wiring

length

shorter

than

10

m)

or

there

is

a

power

capacitor

switch-over,

a

power

supply

improving

reactor

must

be

installed.

If

you

do

not

install

this,

the

inverter

may

get

damaged.

Contact

your

sales

office

for

more

info.

Z\

WARNING!

GROUNDING:

IN

EVENT

OF

MALFUNCTION

OR

BREAKDOWN

OR

LEAKAGE

CURRENT,

THE

GROUNDING

WILL

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

AND

SERVE

AS

A

PROTECTING

DEVICE,

BY

PROVIDING

A

PATH

OF

LEAST

RESISTANCE

OF

ELECTRICAL

CURRENT.

THEREFORE

IT

IS

VERY

IMPORTANT

AND

THE

RESPONSIBILITY

OF

THE

INSTALLER

TO

ASSURE

THE

WASHER

IS

ADEQUATELY

GROUNDED

AT

THE

POINT

OF

INSTALLATION

TAKING

INTO

CONSIDERATIONS

THE

NATIONAL

AND

LOCAL

CONDITIONS

AND

REQUIREMENTS.

Li

L2 L3

iN

PE

.

Residual

current

device

(RCD)

.

Laundry

electrical

switchboard

|

i

|

i

.

supply

protection

device

!

|

q

~

as

~

q

t

-——]

i

|

i

.

Washing

machine

.

Phase

conductors

.

Protective

conductor

.

Main

switch

inlet

terminal

switchboard

ON

OOP

WN

=

.

Neutral

conductor

Lo

ee

Le

_.

4,

oo

ee

|

2

~

_

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|

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i!

|O

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(8)

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|

2

4

6

N

|

7

pb-

--F-4--4-

|

-

|

i

505529

Fig.4.5.A

Machine

connection

to

electrical

network

(with

a

residual

current

device)

14

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AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

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2007.D0C

RESIDUAL

CURRENT

DEVICE

(RCD)

In

some

countries

an

RCD

is

known

as

an

,earth

leakage

trip“

or

,Ground

Fault

Circuit

Interrupter“

(GFC1)

or

an

,Appliance

Leakage

Current

Interrupter“

(ALCI)

or

,earth

(ground)

leakage

current

breaker".

Specifications:

—

Tripping

current:

100mA

(if

locally

not

available/allowed

use

a

30mA

trip

current,

preferably

selective

type

with

small

time

delay

set)

—

Install

max.

2

machines

on

each

RCD

(for

30mA,

only

1

machine)

—

Type

B.

There

are

components

inside

the

machine

which

make

use

of

DC

voltages

and

therefor

a

,type

B“

RCD

is

necessary.

For

information

only:

Type

B

is

better

preformance

than

type

A,

and

type

A

is

better

than

type

AC.

When

locally

allowed,

there

must

always

be

installed

an

RCD.

In

some

power

network

earthing

systems

(IT,

TN-C,...),

an

RCD

might

not

be

allowed

(see

also

IEC

60364).

Some

washer

control

circuits

are

supplied

with

a

separating

transformer.

Therefore

the

RCD

may

not

detect

faults

in

the

control

circuits

(but

the

fuse(s)

of

the

separating

transformer

will).

SUPPLY

PROTECTION

DEVICE

A

supply

protection

device

basically

protects

the

machine

and

wiring

against

overloads

and

short

circuits.

As

supply

protection

device,

you

can

use

either

(glow-wire)

fuses

or

(automatic)

circuit

breakers.

See

the

table

3.A,

,

Technical

specifications“

for

the

rating

of

the

nominal

current

and

other

specifications

of

the

supply

protection

device.

In

this

table

there

is

specified

that

the

protection

must

be

the

,slow“

type,

for

circuit

breakers

this

means

curve

D.

Although

not

recommended,

if

for

some

reason

you

can

not

use

a

slow

type,

select

the

protection

device

with

1

step

higher

nominal

current

rating

to

avoid

disconnecting

during

start-up.

SUPPLY

CABLE

The

supply

cable

is

not

delivered

with

the

machine.

Specifications:

—conductors

with

copper

cores

—stranded

conductors

are

strongly

recommended

(flexible

wiring)

to

avoid

conductor

breaking

because

of

vibration

—THE

CROSS

SECTION

DEPENDS

ON

THE

USED

SUPPLY

PROTECTION

DEVICE.

SEE

TABLE

4.5.A

FOR

THE

MINIMAL

CROSS

SECTION

—As

short

as

possible,

directly

from

the

supply

protection

device

to

the

washer

without

branching

off.

—No

plug

or

extension

cords:

The

machine

is

intended

to

be

permanently

connected

to

the

electrical

network

Connection:

—

Insert

the

cable

through

the

hole

in

the

on

the

rear

panel,

insure

a

strain

relief

(turnbuckle)

is

used

so

that

the

supply

cable

can

not

move.

—

Strip

the

conductor

ends

according

fig.4.5.B.

—

The

protective

conductor

must

be

longer

so

that

when

the

cable

is

pulled

out

accidentally,

this

conductor

is

disconnected

the

last

one!

—With

stranded

conductors,

use

,wire

end

tubes“

with

an

insulated

sleeve

(6)

for

L1/U,

(L2/V),

(L3/W),

(N)

conductors.

Make

sure

there

can

not

be

make

accidental

contact,

since

the

supply

cable

stays

under

voltage

even

when

the

main

switch

is

off.

—Crimp

a

ring

terminal

(eyelet)

to

the

protection

conductor

for

good

fixation

to

the

PE

terminal.

—Connect

the

supply

cable

conductors

to

the

incoming

terminals

(main

switch

(1))

marked

with

L1/U,

(L2/V),

(L8MW),

(N),

and

the

terminal

(copper

screw)

marked

with

PE,

see

fig.4.5.C.

—

Provide

a

sag

in

the

cable,

in

front

of

the

cable

strain

relief.

This

will

avoid

ingress

of

condensed

water

into

the

machine,

see

fig.4.5.C.

100646G

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JUN

2007.D0C

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AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

15

Automatic

circuit

breakers

Fuses

16A

(15A)

10A

(10A)

20A

(20A)

16A

(15A)

2,5

mm?

(AWG

13) 2,5

mm?

(AWG

13)

25A

(-)

20A

(20A)

4

mm?

(AWG

11)

4

mm?

(AWG

11)

)

1,5

mm?

(AWG

15)

1,5

mm?

(AWG

15)

40A

(40A)

32A

(30A

6

mm?

(AWG

9)

6

mm?

(AWG

9)

63A(-)

50A

(50A

10

mm?

(AWG

7)

10

mm?

(AWG

7)

80A 63A

16

mm?

16

mm?

100A

80A

25

mm?

16

mm?

125A 100A

35

mm?

25

mm?

Tab.4.5.A

Manufacturer's

recommended

minimal

conductor

section

.

Protection

conductor

.

Phase

conductor

.

Phase

conductor

oe

.

Phase

conductor

\

:

.

Neutral

conductor

.

Molded

tube

.

The

stripped

length

of

conductors

NO oh WD

=

505 530

Fig.4.5.B

Adaptation

of

conductor

ends

of

supply

cable

.

Main

switch

.

Turnbuckie

.

Sag

of

inlet

cable

Fig.4.5.C

Connection

of

main

power

inlet

505

531

MACHINE

PROTECTIVE

EARTH

CONNECTION

AND

EQUIPOTENTIAL

BONDING!!!

Independent

of

the

supply

cable,

the

machine

must

be

connected

to

the

laundry

protective

earth

system

with

a

separate

conductor.

The

protection

conductor

enabling

this

connection

is

not

a

part

of

the

delivery.

If

there

are

other

washers/appliances

with

exposed

conductive

parts

which

can

be

touched

simultaneously

make

sure

to

make

equipotential

bonding

between

all

these

appliances.

The

external

protective

conductor

for

this

purpose

can

be

connected

to

a

conductive

part

of

the

enclosure

at

the

rear

side

and

is

identified

by

an

earth

mark.

THE

MINIMUM

PROTECTION

CONDUCTOR’S

CROSS

SECTION

CAN

BE

FOUND

IN

TABLE

4.5.A.

Use

a

cross section

of

at

least

4

mm?

/

AWG

11

even

when

the

supply

cable

cross section

is

smaller.

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JUN

2007.D0C

EMERGENCY

STOP

DEVICE

The

machines

are

equipped

with

an

emergency

stop

device

in

accordance

with

15013850

-

category

0.

There

are

made

provisions

in

the

wiring

harness,

were

immediate

removal

of

power

to

the

actuators

can

be

accomplished.

See

the

electrical

schematic

of

the

machine

for

correct

connection

of

the

device.

CHECKING

ROTATION

DIRECTION

Check

if

the

drum

rotates

from

the front

view

in

clockwise

direction

during

extraction.

If

it

rotates

in

opposite

direction,

disconnect

two

phases

wires

of

the

connection

from

the

frequency

inverter

to

the

motor

,

switch

them

over

and

check

again

the

rotation direction.

Ly

Fig.4.5.D

Spin

direction

MULTIPLE

MACHINES

IN

LINE

SINGLE

PHASE

When

multiple

single

phase

machines

are

connected

to

the

same

electrical

network,

it

is

necessary

to

connect

the

machines

according

to

fig.4.5.E.

The

phase

of

the

frequency

control

and

motor which

is

connected

to

the

terminal

inside

the

machine,

has

to

be

connected

alternatively

for

the

first

machine

with

the

first

phase

L1

of

the

network,

the

second

machine

with

the

second

phase

L2,

...

The

fourth

machine

must

again

be

connected

to

the

first

phase

L1.

This

assures

a

better

load

of

the

electrical

network.

U1

|

L2

|

l

f

|

rt

L3

| |

L |

as

-

:

|

| |

|

| |

L

+

NL

+

Nu

+ +

NU

+

+ +

+

+ + +

100

677

Fig.4.5.E

Multiple

machines

in

line

4.6.

WATER

CONNECTION

The

washer

is

equipped

with

3/4°

BSP

(British

Standard

Pipe

Thread)

hot

and

cold

water

inlet

valves,

indicated

by

a

sticker

the

inlet.

Use

the

water

inlet

hoses

that

accompany

the

washer

as

they

are

properly

adapted

to

the

water

valves

and

appliance.

NEVER

use

a

rigid

connection

to

the

water

supply.

There

are

2

kinds

of

water

inlet

hoses,

water

inlet

hoses

with

at

both

sides

BSP

threaded

nuts

or

at

one

side

a

BSP

nut

and

a

NPT

nut

on

the

other

end.

The

NPT

Nut

is

marked

with

groove.

For

best

operation

of

the

washer,

water

pressure

must

between

43

-

73

PSI

(pound

per

square

inch)

or0.3-0.5

MPa.

Water

pressure

that

is

below

minimum

requirements

can

lengthen

the

wash

cycle

or/and

not

allow

proper

function

of

the

washer.

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17

It

is

also

necessary

to

connect

ALL

available

water

inlets

to

a

water

supply.

If

a

hard

water

supply

is

not

present,

connect

it

with

soft

cold

water.

If

no

hot

water

supply

is

present,

contact

your

dealer

for

the

proper

required

action.

TO

INSTALL

Flush

the

water

system

in

order

to

remove

any

particles

that

may

be

in

the

water

system.

Insert

a

,screen

seal

hose

washer“

into

the

faucet

connection

end

of

the

inlet

hose

and

the

standard

hose

seal

washer

at

the

opposite

end

of

the

inlet

hose.

When

connecting

inlet

hoses,

be

sure

hose

connections

are

not

cross-threaded

on

the

water

valves.

Tighten

securely

by

hand

plus

1/4

turn

with

pliers.

DO

NOT

over

tighten

as

this

will

strip

threads

on

the

water

vaive(s).

The

water

hardness

can

have

an

influence

on

the

wash

results.

The

soap

supplier

can

help

you

with

making

the

right

decisions

concerning

hard

water,

soft

water,

washing

programs,

type

of

soap

and

other

fo

give

the

best

wash

results.

HOT

WATER

IMPORTANT

--

TEMPERATURE

IN

WASHING

TUB

The

electronic

controller

uses

the

temperature

sensor

in

the

tub

to

control

the

temperature

of

the

washing

bath.

There

are

a

lot

of

things

that

have

influence

on

the

temperature

measurement.

Therefore

the

temperature

control

of

the

washing

bath

is

not

very

precise.

In

principle,

the

manufacturer

strives

that

the

real

temperature

inside

the

washer

is

never

higher

than

the

programmed

temperature

so

that

textile

linen

will

not

be

damaged

because

of

too

high

temperature.

If

for

certain

applications

a

very

precise

washing

bath

temperature

is

necessary,

appropriate

measures

must

be

taken.

If

any

part

needs

to

be

replaced

(wash

controller,

temperature

sensor,...)

and

your

application

needs

very

precise

temperatures,

appropriate

measures

must

be

taken.

The

manufacturer

will

refuse

any

responsibility

for

all

consequences

because

of

inaccurate

temperatures

inside

the

washing

machine

tub.

The

hot

water supply

needs

to

be

large

enough

to

provide

the

required

hot

water

for

the

installed

washers.

For

good

wash

results

we

advise

a

hot

water

supply

that

is

set

between

140

-

160

/

70

-

80.

To

det

erminate

the

boiler

capacity

you

can use

the

data

in

below

table.

Please

be

aware

that

this

is

an

average

and

depends

highly

of

the

boiler,

boiler

temperature,

linen,

program

set

up

and

washing

program

used.

CAPACITY

ee

6-7

kg

/

13-18

Ib

15

4

10

kg

/

25

Ib

16

4.5

16

kg

/

35

Ib

31

8

Tab.4.6.A

WATER

CONSUMPTION

The

water

consumption

depends

on

the

programmed

values

in

the

controller.

These

default

values

can

be

found

in

the

programming

manual.

For

a

pre-wash

and

wash

the

low

water

level

(LL)

is

used.

The

high

water

level

(HL)

is

used

for

rinsing.

The

programmed

units

correspond

to

an

average

amount

of

water.

You

can

calculate

the

total

water

consumption

in

one

washing

program

by

counting

up

the

amount

of

water

by

each

washing

step.

Be

aware

of

the

fact

that

these

are

only

indicative

values.

An

example

is

shown

for

a

system

with cold

and

warm

water

supply

for

a

machine

with

capacity

of

10kg

/

25ib.

Consumption

Cold

water

Hot

water

Total

1.

Wash

60

111/2.9

gal

20

1/

5.28

gal

311/

8.18

gal

2.

Rinse

(2x)

76

1/

20.05

gal

-

76

1/

20.05

gal

3.

Last

rinse

311/8.18

gal

-

311/8.18

gal

TOTAL

118

1/

31.14

gal

20

1/

5.28

gal

138

|

/

36.41

gal

Tab.4.6.B

Water

consumption

The

values

received

from

this

calculation

is

only

an

estimation

of

the

real

water

consumption.

The

deviation

depends

on

many

circumstances.

In

the

wash

cycle

for

example

there

will

be

taken

a

mix

of

warm

water

and

coid

water.

The

mix

of

the

water

depends

on

the

temperature

of

both.

The

total

amount

of

water

consumed

depends

also

on

the

loading,

type

of

linen

and

the the

drum

rotation.

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4.7.

STEAM

CONNECTION

/\.

WARNING!

INSTALL

A

STEAM SUPPLY

DISCONNECTING

DEVICE

IN

THE

VINICITY

OF

EACH

WASHER.

DISCONNECT

THE

STEAM

SUPPLY

ALWAYS

BEFORE

ANY

SERVICE

OR

INTERVENTION,

GIVING

SUFFICIENT

TIME

TO

COOL

DOWN

THE

PARTS

TO

AVOID

INJUIRES.

/\

WARNING!

IT IS

NECESSARY

TO

INSERT

A

FILTER

WITH

PERMEABILITY

UP

TO

300

MICROMETERS

IN

FRONT

OF

THE

STEAM

VALVE.

POSSIBLE

DIRT

BIGGER

THAN

300

MICROMETERS

MIGHT

DAMAGE

THE

STEAM

VALVE

AND

CAN

CAUSE

ITS

LEAKAGE.

4.8.

WATER

DRAIN

CONNECTION

The

machine

is

equipped

with

a

drain

valve

of

OD

76

mm

(3°).

The

drain

outlet

is

situated

on the

rear

of

the

machine.

The

drain

has

to

be

connected

to

the

waste

channel.

You

can use

the

elbow,

which

is

a

part

of

the

delivery

when

ordered.

Secure

the

elbow

with

a

clamp.

THE

WASTE

CHANNEL

MUST

BE

LOCATED

LOWER

THAN

THE

DRAIN

PIPES

BECAUSE

THE

WATER

DISCHARGES

FROM

THE

MACHINES

BY

GRAVITY.

DO

NOT

REDUCE

THE

DIAMETER

OF

THE

MACHINE

DRAIN

PIPES.

1.

Waste

channel

cover

2.

Drain

elbow

@76

mm

/

3°

3.

Clamp

3

4.

Waste

channel

Without

rubber

feet:

X1

=

55

mm/2.16*

Hmm

/

3

With

rubber

feet:

X1

=

73

mm/

2.87"

7p,

X2

>

100

mm

/

3.93"

X3

>

20

mm/

0.78"

1

Fig.4.8.A.

Design

of

the

waste

channel

Xt

4

X2

100

436

The

main

drain

pipe

must

have

the

capacity

to

be

able

to

handle

the

total

output

of

all

connected

machines.

There

must

also

be

a

hole

every

twenty

meter

in

the

drainpipe,

fig.4.8.B.,

pos.1

to

assure

the

good

working

of

the

drain.

This

allows

air

in

the

main

drain

and

facilitates

drainage

of

the

water

flow.

Every

time

a

machine

is

coupled

on the

drainpipe,

the

diameter

of

the

tube

or

the

width

of

the

waste

channel

must

be

more.

See,

fig.4.8.B.,D1,

D2, D3.

The

recommended

drain

pipes

diameter

are:

D1

=

75

mm/3*

for

one

machine

D2

=

100

mm

/

4“

for

two

machines

D3

=

125

mm/

5“

for

three

machines

If

the

main

drain

cannot

be

sufficiently

deodorized,

install

a

deodorizer

per

machine.

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19

—~

5

y

a

o

—

3

ee

|

fala

Ce

|

Oo

Ce

|

oun

|

Wee

+ + + + + +

SOOO

SSO,

100

437

Fig.4.8.B.

Recommended

drain

pipe

diameters

4.9.

AIR

VENT

CONNECTION

Z\

WARNING!

VAPOURS

ESCAPE

FROM

THE

MACHINE

THROUGH

THE

AIR

VENT

OPENING!

DO

NOT

COVER

OR

CONNECT

TO

ANYTHING!

On

the

backside,

the

washers

are

provided

with

an

air

vent

opening

of

O.D.

75

mm

/

3°.

It

is

part

of

the

back

flow

prevention

water

system.

It

also

takes

care

that

the tub

can

not

be

pressurized

by

water

intake

and

vapor

of

the

hot

water.

It

allows

also

proper

measuring

of

the

water

level.

For

the

safety

of

everyone

make

sure

that

unauthorized persons

cannot

reach

the

backside

of

the

machine.

4.10.

LIQUID

SOAP

CONNECTION

General

:

Always

use

liquid

soap

pumps

with

a

flow

rate

that

can

bring

the

requested

quantity

in

less

than

30sec.

Important

:

Start

pumping

immediately

after

the

water

valves

are

open.

The

incoming

water

dilutes

the

liquid

soap

and

brings

it

into

the

tub

assembly.

Caution

:

Secure

the

location

of

the

wiring

and

hoses

in

such

a

way

that

they

can

not

be

pinched,

damaged

or

rubbed.

For

all

models

except

model

,,

MFSxxPNF“

The

washer

has

provisions

for

connecting

external

dosing

of

liquid

soaps.

For

connecting

the

liquid

soap

inlets

and

wiring

the top

panel

needs

to

be

opened.

On

the

rear

panel

is

a

plastic

connection,

fig.4.10.A.

Depending

of

the

number

of

liquid

soap

pumps

that

will

be

used,

drill

holes

(max.

5)

of

@

0.315"

/

8

mm

in

the

connection

part

for

each

pump.

Also

drill

holes

(max.

5)

of

@

0.256"

/

6.5

mm

in

the

soap

dispenser

nipples

located

at

the

back

of

the

soap

dispenser,

fig.4.10.B.,

pos.1.

By

default,

these

nipples

are

closed.

Drill

only

the

ones

that

will

be

used.

Take

care

that

the

drill

particles

are

carefully

removed

so

that

they

can

not

clog

up

the

hoses

and

openings.

Between

the

two

parts,

connect

a

PVC

hose

with

a

somewhat

smaller

diameter

then

the

0.39*

/

10

mm

nipples,

so

that

the

hoses

have

tension

on

the

nipples.

Secure

liquid

hoses

by

means

of

clamps

on

both

sides.

Take

care

that

the

hoses

are

as

straight

as

possible

in

a

direct

line

and

secure

the

hoses

in

such

a

way

that

they

can

not

be

damaged

or

rubbed.

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T

|

©4

o

|

©

a

®

|

Ss

Fig.4.10.A

Hose

connection

part

re

Fig.4.10.B

Hose

connection

part

/\

WARNING!

CHECK

THAT

THE

HOSE

CONNECTIONS

ARE

TIGHT

(CHECK

THE

CLAMPS)!

ANY

LEAKAGE

OF

CHEMICALS

MAY

CAUSE

SERIOUS

BODY

INJURIES

AS

WELL

AS

SERIOUS

DAMAGE

TO

THE

WASHER.

For

model

,,MFSxxPDF*“

only

The

liquid

soap

pump

system

supply

needs

to

be

connected

to

an

external

electrical

source.

The

wiring

diagram

is

located

inside

the

cabinet

on the

left

or

right

panel

in

the

plastic

bag.

On

the

electronic

control,

is

a

sticker

that

indicates

the

availability

of

8

liquid

soap

signals

and

their

position.

Fix

the

input

wires

in

the

matching

9-pole

connector

in

according

to

the

wiring

diagram

indicated and

push

him

in

the

,Z“

connector

on

the

electronic

controller.

The

code

number

for

the

matching

9-pole

connector

can

be

found

in

chapter

,List

of

Recommended

Parts“

at

the

end

of

this

manual.

The

first

in

the

,Z“

connector

is

common

for

the

liquid

soap

signals

and

of

the

electronic

controller.

The

signals

are

12V

de

and

the

current

must

be

limited

to

10

mA

per signal.

Never

put

outside

voltage

to

the

pins

of

the

,Z“

connector.

It

will

destroy

the

electronic

controller.

For

models

,,Not

MFSxx“

The

liquid

soap

pump

system

supply

needs

to

be

connected

to

an

external

electrical

source.

Only

authorized

workers

with

a

valid

qualification

must

execute

the

electrical

connection

of

the

machine

according

to

the

valid

local

standards.

Do

not

connect

the

pump

system

in

the

washer.

The

liquid

soap

signals

are

available

in

the

machine

on

a

connector,

see

fig.4.10.C.

The

first

terminal

is

the

common

line

of

the

signals.

The

following

terminals

are

the

signals

that

will

be

active

depending

of

the

programmed

wash

program.

These

signals

have

a

potential

of

max.

250V.

Use

a

cable

that

is

sufficient

for

their

function

and

pass

it

in

the

appropriate

opening

in

the

machine.

Connect

these

signal

terminals

like

the

manufacturer

of

the

liquid

soap

system

requires.

The

liquid

soap

system

may

draw

maximum

0,1A

out the

control

circuit

of

the

washer-extractor.

j

1.

Terminals

for

connection

liquid

soap

pumps

@Q

@

@Q

@ @

@Q @Q

@

yl

iZiSl4

1

alol7Z

2.

Neutral

line

i

2

Electrical

connection

liquid

soa

5.

Soap

signals

Elektrische

verbindung

Far

flussiger

Seife

El-forbindelser

for

doseringspumper

for

flydende

vaskemidler

.

Sahkdliitanta,

nestemaiset

pesuaineet

Electrische

verbinding

voor

vioeibare

zeep

Connection

électriqué

pour

savon

liquide

Conexiones

electricas

para

dabon

liquide

HLEKTRIKH

SUNDESH

UIROU

SAPGUNIOU

Ql;

[Sh

100

455

Fig.4.10.C

Electrical

connection

soap

pumps

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

21

For

models

,,MFSxxPNF“

only

All

internal

connections

for

external

dosing

of

liquid

soaps

are

factory

installed.

Therefore,

when

connecting

the

liquid

soap

and

wiring

the

machine,

for

pump

signals,

it

is

not

necessary

to

open

the

machine.

On

the

rear

panel,

fig.4.10.D,

is

an

plastic

connection

part

(pos.6).

Depending

of

the

number

of

liquid

soap

pumps

that

will

be

used,

drill

holes

(max.

5)

of

@

0.315*

/8

mm

in

the

connection

part.

On

the

connection

part

is

also

a

nipple

of

2°

ID.

Use

this

nipple

ONLY

for

entering

diluted

soap.

Drill

with

11.5

mm.

By

default,

these

nipples

are

closed.

Drill

only

the

ones

that

will

be

used.

Take

care

that

the

drill

particles

are

carefully

removed

so

that

they

can

not

clog

up

the

hoses

and

openings.

Fig.4.10.D

Rear

panel

For

the

electrical

connection

is

a

plastic

box

provide

at

the

rear

side

of

the

machine.

On

the

back

of

the

cover

(pos.16)

an

explanation

can

be

found

for

the

electrical

connection,

(fig.4.10.E).

Details

can

also

be

found

on

the

electrical

wiring

diagram

of

the

machine.

Factory

default

is

24V

ac

signals

when

they

are

programmed

Active“.

For

details

and

programming,

see

programming

manual.

Bring

the

liquid

soap

signal

cable

through

the

strain

relief

(pos.18)

and

connect

to

the

removable

connector

(pos.17)

by

pulling

it

from

the

header.

After

the

connections

are

made

in

accordance

with

the

required

installation,

push

the

connector

(pos.17)

back

on

the

header.

Tighten

the

cable

with

the

strain

relief

(pos.18)

and

close

the

box

again

with

cover

(pos.16).

internal

Voltage

24Vac

/

100mA

External

Voltage

_

12-240V

/

2A

5

Voltage:

“INT”

=

Voltage:

“EXT”

=

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ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

EXPLANATION

22

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

4.12.

PREPARING

THE

MACHINE

FOR

OPERATION

CHECKING

BEFORE

PUTTING

INTO

SERVICE

1.

.

Put

out

all

items

from

wash

drum.

.

Check

the

machine

horizontal

position.

.

Check

connection

and

clearance

of

your

drain,

channel

or

central

drainage.

.

Check

protective

connection

(earth)

and

electrical

supply

connection.

.

Open

water

valves

to

machine

and

check

hose

and

connections

for

leaks.

.

Read

carefully

the

,User’s

manual“

and

,,Programming

manual“,

which

are

a

part

of

delivery.

.

Initialize

the

programmer

after

machine

installation.

The

calibration

of

the

zero

level

must

not

happen

ON

OOP

WD

9.

Make

sure

the

transporting

braces

are

removed.

anymore.

This

calibration

is

executed

in

the

factory

and

is

not

changeable.

Start

a

wash

program

as

test.

10.

Check

the

drum

rotation

direction

during

extracting

according

to

the

extracting

label.

11.

Check

the

vibration

switch

function

during

extracting

(see

also

chapter

,Adjustments

and

parts

exchange",

adjustment

of

the

vibration

switch.

12.

Check

the

emergency

function.

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

23

5.

MAINTENANCE

AND

ADJUSTMENTS

/\

WARNING!

ALWAYS FOLLOW

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS!

DO

NOT

BYPASS

ANY

SAFETY

DEVICES

OR

THEIR

PARTS,

ANY

INTERFERENCE

TO

THE

MACHINE

FUNCTIONS

AND

CONSTRUCTION

ARE

PROHIBITED.

BEFORE

MAINTENANCE

WORK

DISCONNECT

THE

MACHINE

POWER

SUPPLY.

USE THE

PROPER

CHEMICAL

AGENTS

WHICH

AVOID

CALCIUM

SEDIMENTS

ON

HEATING

ELEMENTS

AND

OTHER

MACHINE

PARTS.

DISCUSS

THIS

ISSUE

WITH

YOUR

SUPPLIER

OF

WASHING

PRODUCTS.

THE

MANUFACTURER

OF

THE

MACHINE

IS

NOT

RESPONSIBLE

FOR

THE

DAMAGE

OF

HEATING

ELEMENTS

AND

OTHER

MACHINE

PARTS

DUE

TO

CALCIUM

SEDIMENTS.

In

case

of

serious

failures

call

the

technical

service

of

your

supplier.

When

replacing

any

parts

of

the

machine,

exchange

them

with

original

parts

obtained

from

your

dealer

or

ordered

through

the

spare

parts

catalogue.

5.1.

MAINTENANCE

CHECKING

AND

MAINTENANCE

DAILY

1.

Remove

the

linen

or

other

parts

(paperclips,

needles,

...)

who

are

left

lying

in

the

drum

to

avoid

injuries

and

damage

to

the

rubber

door

seal,

seals,

glass

etc.

2.

Clean

the

door

seal

from

any

remaining

detergent

and

other

foreign

matter.

3.

Clean

the top

and

body

when

water

or

detergent

traces

are on

the

machine.

Use

a

damped

cloth,

do

not

use

abrasive

cleaners.

Dry

with

a

soft

cloth.

4.

Hoppers

must

be

cleaned

at

the

end

of

each

working

day.

Remove

sediments

inside

the

reservoir

by

means

of

a

plastic

spatula

and

splash

by

water.

5.

Check

water

and

possible

steam

inlets

for

leakage.

6.

At

the

end

of

the

working

day,

open

the

machine

door

to

allow

airing

out the

machine

and

to

prolong

the

door

gasket

life

service.

We

recommend

to

shut

off

all

electrical

power

inlets

and

main

waiter

inlets.

CHECKING

AND

MAINTENANCE

EVERY

THREE

MONTHS

/\

WARNING!

HOT

MACHINE

PARTS

SHOULD

BE

ALLOWED

TO

COOL

FIRST

!

1.

Check

if

the

drain

valve

is

not

leaking

during

the

wash

process.

It

is

also

important

that

the

valve

opens

properly

afterwards

(drain

valve

opens

when

electrical

power

falls

out).

Wash

out the

drain

if

the

water

doesn’t

drain

fluent.

.

Check

for

the

belt

tightness

or

possible

damage;

therefore

remove

the

machine

rear

cover.

.

Check

the

tightness

of

the

bolts

according

to

chapter

,5.2.

Tightening

moments“.

.

Check

visually

all

hoses

and

connection

inside

the

machine

for

leaking.

.

Make

sure

that

the

control

components

are

protected

against

moisture

and

dust

during

the

clean

up.

Wipe

and

clean

up

the

machine

inside.

6.

Tighten

the

contacts

of

heating

elements

terminals

on

machines

with

electrical

heating.

CHECKING

AND

MAINTENANCE

EVERY

SIX

MONTHS

1.

The

filters

in

the

water

connection

at

the

valves

need

to

be

cleaned.

Turn

off

the

tap.

Unscrew

the

hoses

at

the

back

of

the

appliance.

Take

out

the

filter

at

the

center

with

pointed

pliers,

clean

and

re-insert.

When

re-attaching

the

hoses,

make

sure

that

the

seals

are

seated

correctly.

Check

water

inlets

for

leaks.

Tighten

the

connections

or

replace

the

seals

of

the

inlet

hose

if

necessary.

ok WD

/\

BEFORE

REMOVING

TOP

OR

BACK

PANEL

OF

THE

MACHINE,

SWITCH

POWER

OFF

AND

WAIT

FOR

AT

LEAST

10

MINUTES.

BEFORE

STARTING

INSPECTION

OF

FREQUENCY

INVERTER,

CHECK

FOR

RESIDUAL

VOLTAGE

ACROSS

MAIN

CIRCUIT

TERMINALS

+

AND

-.

THIS

VOLTAGE

MUST

BE

BELOW

30VDC

BEFORE

YOU

CAN

ACCESS

THE

INVERTER

FOR

INSPECTION.

2.

Clean

and

remove

dirt

and

dust

from:

—the

cooling

fin

of

the

inverter

—the

motor

cooling

fins

—the

internal

ventilator

of

the

inverter

(if

present)

—the

external

ventilator

(if

present)

—the

external

air

relieves

of

the

machine

—check

if

ventilator

in

coolfins

of

inverter

(if

present)

is

functional

—check

if

external

ventilator

(if

present)

is

functional

24

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

5.2.

ADJUSTMENTS

AND

PART’S

EXCHANGES

5.2.1.

ADJUSTMENT

OF

DOOR

SEAL

THRUST

MACHINES

6kg

/

13lb,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

25Ib

If

there

is

a

water

leakage

around

the

door

it

is

necessary

to

find

out

if

the

problem

has

been

caused

due

to

the

door

shift

out

of

its

position

or

if

the

door

seal

thrust

should

be

adjusted.

In

some

cases

the

door

seal

has

to

be

replaced.

(fig.5.2.1.A).

1.

For

increasing

(decreasing)

the

pressure

of

the

door

seal,

take

off

spacers

(pos.1)

(add

spacers)

between

the

door

frame

and

the

hinge

blocks.

Therefore

remove

the

screws

(pos.4)

on

the

door

frame.

Tighten

the

screws

again

after

positioning

the

spacers.

2.

The

adjustments

of

the

door

seal

pressure

must

be

executed

as

follows.

The

door

rubber

(pos.2)

must

still

touch

the tub

rubber

at

the

hinge

side

when

the

door

opens

at

5°

3.

Adjust

the

position

of

the

door

by

loosening

the

screws

(pos.4)

on

the

door

frame.

The

door

hook must

be

right

in

the

center

of

the

door

lock

opening.

Tighten

the

screws

(pos.4)

again

after

correct

positioning

of

the

door.

.

Adjusting

spacers

of

the

door

hinge

.

Door

seal

.

Door

glass

.

Bolts

of

the

door

hinge

.

Door

frame

oP WN

Fig.5.2.1.A

Door

fastening

MACHINES

16kg

/

35lb

100

456

1.

Loosen

two

bolts

(6)

fastening

the top

door

hinge

(7),

fig.5.2.1.B.

BE

CAREFUL

TO

AVOID

POSSIBLE

FALLING

OF

THE

DOOR

WITH

LOOSENED

HINGE

TO

THE

FLOOR.

RISK

OF

INJURIES!

2.

Take

off

the

elimination

washer

(8).

3.

Tighten

the

two

boits

(6)

fastening

the top

door

hinge.

4.

Do

the

same

with

the

bottom

hinge.

5.

Check

if

the

door

hinge

has

not

moved,

closing

and

opening

of

the

door

must

be

smooth.

If

the

thrust

adjusting

has

not

been

sufficient,

exchange

the

door

seal.

6

Ae

A

6.

Hinge

bolt

;

oll

7.

Hinge

8.

Elimination

washer

aq

<—

7

9.

Door

4

[\A

—_—

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UA

°

Fig.5.2.1.B

Door

fastening

100646G

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DATE

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JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

25

5.2.2.

REPLACEMENT

OF

DOOR

RUBBER

MACHINES

6kg

/

13lb,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

25Ib

1.

Open

the

door.

Remove

the

door

glass

(fig.5.2.1.A.,

pos.3)

with

rubber

(pos.2)

from

the

stainless

steel

door

(pos.5)

by

pushing

it

towards

the

drum.

Do

it

carefully,

do

not

damage

the

glass.

2.

Remove

the

seal

(pos.4)

from

the

glass.

3.

Place

a

new

rubber

seal with

wider

groove

on the

glass

with

the

edge

up.

4.

Moisten

the

seal

groove

(pos.2)

for

door

with

soap

water.

Place

a

smooth

cord

in

the

groove

all

around.

Tighten

up the

margin

by

cord

and

fit

the

unit

to

the

door

opening

(pos.5)

(with the

clip

up).

Hold

one

end

of

the

cord

firmly

on

the

door.

Pull

the

other

cord

end

towards

the

center

of

the

glass

for

the

rubber

edge

properly

fit

in.

5.2.3.

ADJUSTING

OF

VIBRATION

SWITCH

/\

WARNING!

MAKE

SURE

THE

MACHINE

IS

DISCONNECTED

FROM

POWER

SUPPLY

BY

PULLING

OUT

THE

PLUG!

The

vibration

switch

is

an

important

safety

element

which

must

-

if

correctly

adjusted

-

stop

the

machine

if

excessive

vibrations

and

shaking

occur

due

to

an

unbalance

caused

by

improper

distribution

of

linen

in

the

washing

drum.

It

is

recommended

that

at

the

first

installation

and

then

once

in

a

year

a

qualified

worker

verifies

the

vibration

switch,

fig.5.2.3.

1.

Dismantle

(6kg

/

13ib,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

251b)

the top

cover

by

two

bolts

on

machine

rear

for

machines.

For

the

16kg

/

36lb

the top

cover

can

be

folded

open

and

supported

by

the

support

at

the

right

side

panel.

2.

Check

the

distance

between

microswitch

(pos.1)

and

the

limiter

(pos.2).

3.

The

distance

between

the

microswitch

and

the

spring

holder

must

be

0,2

mm

/

0.008".

4.

Check

the

position

and

condition

of

the

sensor

(pos.3)

in

the

limiter

(pos.2).

It

must

be

exactly

in

the

center

of

the hole!

Unscrew

the out

of

balance

switch

plate

and

move

the

plate

up,

down,

left

and

right

to

adjust

the

center

of

the

sensor

to

the

center

of

the

hole

on

the

limiter.

5.

At

the

first

installation

and

then

once

in

a

year

the

vibration

switch

has

to

be

tested

on

his

functionality.

After

starting

the

extraction

mode

and

after

reaching

the

maximum

RPM,

carefully

switch

over

the

vibration

switch

by

moving

the

flexible

sensor

manually.

The

machine

will

stop

extracting

and

will

return

to

0

RPM.

/\

WARNING!

DO

NOT

OPERATE

THE

MACHINE

IF

THIS

FUNCTION

DOESN’T

WORK

ANYMORE!

DO

THIS

CAREFULLY

TO

AVOID

INJURIES

BY

VIBRATING

AND

FIRM

PARTS

OF

THE

MACHINE!

AFTER

YOU

HAVE

CHECKED

THE

FUNCTION,

MOUNT

THE

MACHINE

COVER

BACK!

1.

Microswitch

2.

Limiter

3.

Sensor

26

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Vibration

switch

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AND

MAINTENANCE

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DATE

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JUN

2007.D0C

5.2.4.

REPLACEMENT

/

REGULATION

OF

THE

BELT

Z\

WARNING!

MAKE

SURE

THE

MACHINE

IS

DISCONNECTED

FROM

POWER

SUPPLY

BY

PULLING

OUT

THE

PLUG

FROM

THE

SOCKET.

On

a

new

machine

and

after

a

belt

replacement,

make

an

inspection

of

the

belt

tightness:

1.

After

first

24

hrs

of

operation

2.

After

first

80

hrs

of

operation

3.

Every

6

months

or

every

1000

operation

hours

-

which

ever

come

first.

The

belts

are

accessible

from

the

rear

of

the

machine.

If

the

belts

are

too

tight

the

bearing

seating

are

under

stress

and

their

life

service

will

be

shortened.

If

the

belts

are

too

loose

they

can

be

slipping

on

the

pulley

and

can

cause

a

noisy

operation.

In

the

case

when

it’s

needed,

tighten

the

belts.

MACHINES

16kg

/

35lb

The

testing

force

of

belt

tensioning

is

200

N

which

can

be

measured

by

tension

meter.

Procedure

for

approximate

belt

tensioning

with

belt

deflection

20

mm

/

0.78":

apply

a

load

of

5,5kg

/

12!b

to

the

middle

of

the

belt.

Change

the

belts

if

they

are

worn

out

or

damaged.

ZX.

WARNING!

TO

CHANGE

THE

BELTS:

NEVER

USE

A

CROWBAR,

SCREW

DRIVER

OR

ALIKE

TO

TAKE

OFF THE

BELTS

OVER

THE

PULLEY

GROOVES!

1.

Dismantie

the

rear

panel,

fig.5.2.4.,

pos.1.

2.

Take

off

the

belts,

(pos.2.)

by

pulling

the

belt

and

turning

the

drum

pulley

(pos.5).

3.

Put

a

new

belt

(pos.2)

of

identical

type

on

pulleys

(pos.5

and

8).

The

re-assembly

of

the

belts

is

done

in

the

reverse

order

as

the

disassembly.

4.

The

belt

must

be

placed

in

the

correct

motor

pulley

trenches

in

such

way

the

belt

is

running

in

the

center

of

the

drum

pulley.

To

tighten

or

loosen

the

belt

tension:

1.

Loosen

the

bolts

(pos.4)

for

securing

the

motor

position.

2.

First

unscrew

the

lower

nut

(pos.6)

and

then

unscrew

the

upper

nut

(pos.7)

for

increasing

the

belt

tension.

3.

For

decreasing

the

belt

tension

screw

the

lower and

upper

nut

(pos.6

and

pos.7)

and

lift

the

motor

suspension.

After

this

tighten

all

the

boits.

4.

After

the

belt

replacement,

check

the

pulley

alignment,

the

tightness

of

belts,

bolts

and

nuts.

Keep

the

belts

and

pulleys

clean

and

free

of

oil,

lubricants,

water

etc.

a

ang

°

O

2

=

e

.

Rear

panel

O

.

fe

ci

Ge

o

2x

Belt

08

Q

=>

]/20

.2xX

Screw

M12:

Alignment

.2x

Screw

M10

.

Motor

pulley

.

Securing

nut

of

bolt

M16

(lower)

.

Securing

nut

of

bolt

M16

(upper)

.

Drum

pulley

ON

DOP

WN

100

418

Fig.5.2.4.

Regulation

of

belt

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DATE

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JUN

2007.D0C

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MANUAL

27

5.2.5.

WATER

FILTERS

Machines

are

equipped

with

filters

on

water

inlets.

It

is

necessary

to

clean

up

the

filters

occasionally

to

avoid

a

prolongation

of

filling

the

machine

with

water.

Intervals

of

cleaning

depend

on

the

quality

of

the

water,

for

example

foreign

particles

in

the

water

line.

Z\

WARNING!

BEFORE

YOU

START

CLEANING

THE

WATER

FILTERS,

CHECK

IF

ALL

WATER

INLET

TO

THE

MACHINE

IS

CLOSED

5.2.6.

TIGHTENING

MOMENTS

/\.

WARNING!

REGULARLY,

ONCE

IN

THREE

MONTHS

OR

EVERY

500

WORKING

HOURS

INSPECT

THE

TIGHTNESS

OF

THE

BOLTS!

REPLACE

A

DAMAGED

BOLT

WITH

A

BOLT

OF

THE

SAME

STRENGTH

VALUE

MARKED

ON

HIS

HEAD!

IGNORING

OF

THE

BOLT

QUALITY

AND

MECHANICAL

STRENGTH

CAN

CAUSE

SERIOUS

BODILY

INJURIES!

The

recommended

torque

values

for

standardized

steel

boits:

M6

8.8:

C

=

10

Nm

M8

8.8: C

=

25

Nm

M10

8.8:C

=

45

Nm

M12

8.8: C

=

80

Nm

M16

8.8: C

=

200

Nm

The

bolts

that

have

to

be

inspected

are:

Bolts

which

are

used

for

the

reinforcement

triangles

for

the

cabinet.

This

reinforcements

are

found

in

the

front

(2

pieces)

and

in

the

back

(2

pieces)

of

the

machine

=

16

bolts

M6

and

M8.

Bolts

for

fixation

of

bearing

house

in

tub

M10

or

M12.

5.2.7.

FUSES

The

internal

fuses

FU1,

FU2

for

controlling

circuits

have

value 1A

(230V

or

400V)

and

dimension

L=32

mm

/

1.26*

and

@

=

6,3

mm/0.24".

The

fuses

are

accessible

from

the

machine

rear,

fig.3.,

pos.7.

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INSTALLATION

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MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

6.

TROUBLESHOOTING

AIDS

6.1.

ERROR

HANDLING

The

timer

allows

the

full

control

of

the

washing

machine.

When

an

error

occurs

then

automatically

the

machine

will

go

over

to

a

safe

state.

With

the

diagnostic

program

you

can

determine

the

problem

(See

,,Programming

manual").

This

program

will

test

all

the

functions

of

the

washing

machine.

If

a

failure

occurs

then

the

computer

will

display

a

diagnostic

message.

The

message

is

a

number

that

correspond

with

a

typical

problem.

If

a

failure

occurs

and

the

timer

gives

no

message

you

can

consult

chapter

6.2.

PROBLEM

CHECK

LIST

Problem Cause

Solving

the

problem

When

the

power

is

switched

on

:

the

display

is

not

lighting

up

Remark

:

The

display

must

always

light

up

when

the

power

connector

is

connected

to

the

power

board

(EPROM

with

software

must

be

implemented)

¢

no

external

power

«

the

emergency

button

is

activated

«

the

power

connector

is

not

connected

on

the

board

«

the

power

connector

is

inverse

connected

¢

the

fuse

on

the

PWR

board

has

jumped

¢

the

input

connector

is

disconnected

¢

the

EPROM

that

contains

the

software

is

not

implemented

¢

verify

the

external

tension

of

the

machine

«

deactivate

the

emergency

button

«

connect

the

power

connector

e

check

the

wiring

and

connect

the

connector

as

it

must

be

e

if

the

transformer

is

deformed

replace

the

PWR

board

Check

the

wiring

and

the

tension

at

the

power

Connector

If

the

transformer

is

still

OK

change

the

Fuse

¢

if

the

display

is

lighting

up:

verify

that

the

input

signals

or

the

+

16

V

signal

are

not

touching

the

cabinet

¢

put

the

right

EPROM

with

software

into

the

socket

on

the

board.

The

machine

is

not

starting

up

when

the

start

button

is

pressed.

¢

the

key

switch

stands

in

Program

mode

¢

the

correct

amount

of

coins

is

not

inserted

¢

the

door

is

not

closed

properly

«

set the

Key

switch

to

Run

mode

¢

the

start

button

must

be

pressed

when

00

is

flashing

on

the

lower

display

«

close

the

door

Coins

are

inserted

but

the

displayed

program

price

is

not

counting

down

¢

the

micro

contact

mounted

on

the

coin

drop

is

not

functional

¢

the

optocoupler

mounted

on

the

coindrop

is

not

functional

e

check

the

wiring

to

the

coindrop

e

verify

if

you

have

entered

a

coin

value

in

the

u-submenu

for

the

corresponding

coindrop

e

verify

the

well

functioning

of

the

micro

contact

of

the

coindrop

:

positive

pulses

should

be

generated

¢

verify

the

well

functioning

of

the

optocoupler

positive

pulses

should

be

generated

e

if

the

wiring

is

broken:

repair

the

wiring

¢

insert

the

correct

coin

value

in

the

u-

submenu

Coin

drop

is

accepting

coins

but

does

not

start

the

washer

¢

the

start

button

is

not

pushed

after

the

amount

is

flashing

on

‘00’

¢

the

right

amount

is

not

reached

¢

the

door

is

not

closed

properly

¢

push

the

start

button

«Put

the

right

amount

in

the

coindrop

¢

close

the

door

The

machine

is

not

responding

on

pressing

the

keyboard

buttons

¢

the

key

switch

is

not

functional

(no

dot

is

displayed

when

switching

in

Program

mode)

¢

the

START

button

is

not

functional

(the

key

switch

stands

in

Program

mode)

¢

the

SET

button

is

not

functional

(the

key

switch

stands

in

Run

mode)

¢

no

button

is

functional

and

the

key

switch

is

in

the

right

position

e

check

if

the

input

connector

A

is

well

connected

and

check

the

wiring

between

the

input

connector

and

the

keyswitch

«

set the

Key

switch

to

Run

mode

«

set the

Key

switch

to

Program

mode

e

check

if

the

connector

K

of

the

keyboard

is

well

connected

The

dot

to

indicate

that

the

software

is

in

program

mode

can

not

be

enabled

or

disabled

¢

the

key

switch

is

not

functional

e

check

if

the

input

connector

A

is

well

connected

and

check

the

wiring

between

the

input

connector

and

the

keyswitch

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PUB

DATE

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JUN

2007.D0C

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AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

29

Problem

Cause

Solving

the

problem

«

the

infrared

key

is

not

functional

eset

the

menu-item,

Ir

=

On

use

the

key

switch

at

a

distance

less

then

0,5

meter

and

in

front

of

check

the

battery

(the

LED

of

the

infrared

key

is

eluminated

when

the

button

is

pressed)

The

machine

is

not

behaving

as

expected

if

the

wrong

machine

type

is

selected

the

wrong

outputs

will

be

activated

«

the

suspension

is

not

working,

the

shock

absorbers

are

cold

«

check

if

the

right

machine

type

is

selected

in

the

S-submenu

«

change

shock

absorbers

or

springs

A

program

is

started,

but the

outputs

are

not

activated

«

check

if

connector

R

and

Q

are

connected

«

check

if

connector

R

and

Q

are

not

inverted

«

connect

the

connector

at

the

correct

position

¢

Q10

must

be

supplied

with

220Vac

when

the

door

is

closed

Dashes

are

displayed

and

on

the

lower

display

a

counter

is

counting

down

«

this

is

a

wait

state

caused

by

a

power

interruption

or

a

safety

sequence

at

the

end

of

the

process

¢

wait

until

the

counter

has

reached

0

¢

do

not

switch

of/on

the

power

again

as

you

will

restart

the

counter

Wrong

water

level

(the

water

level

sensor

must

not

be

calibrated)

«

check

if

the

programmed

water

levels

in

the

P-submenu

are

the

correct

ones

«

check

if

the

right

machine

type

is

selected

in

the

S-submenu

*

you

have

changed

the

machine

type

but

the

standard

water

levels

are

not

changed

¢

set

the

right

water

levels

«

select

the

right

machine

type

in

the

S-

submenu

¢

the

standard

water

levels

can

only

be

reinitialised

by

changing

the

program

Set

in

the

S-submenu

:

standard

wash

The

process

is

stopped

and

there

is

still

water

in

the

drum

*

you

can

start

a

new program

and

advance

the

program

to

the

tumble

sequence

«

the

drain

is

stopped

up

«

the

drain

valve

is

blocked

¢

advancing

a

program

:

turn

the

key

switch

in

program-mode

and

press

the

start

button

When

the

water

is

drained

you can

open

the

door

e

clean

the

drain

e

clean

the

drain

valve

The

water

does

not

stay

in

the

machine

«

the

drain

valve

is

not

closing

«

leakage

of

rubber

between

tub

and

drain

valve

«

check

wiring

from

drain

valve

¢

change

drain

valve

when

broken

«

Replace

rubber

piece

Machine

is

not

filling

or

filling

time

is

too

long

«

inlet

taps

are

closed

«

water

pressure

too

low

¢

water

is

blocked

somewhere

e

inlet

valve

filter

is

blocked

e

inlet

valve

is

damaged

¢

open

inlet

taps

¢

look

at

your

supply

installation

¢

check

for

kinks

in

the

inlet

hose

¢

close

water

inlet

and

clean

filter

¢

replace

inlet

valve

Machine

is

filling

with

water

in

the

‘OFF’

position

e

inlet

valve

is

damaged

¢

replace

inlet

valve

Machine

is

leaking

«

clamps

of

hoses

are

not

tightened

«some

hose

is

damaged

«

sealing

is

damaged

«

supply

and

drain

hoses

are

not

connected

properly

¢

tighten

the

clamps

«

replace

the

hose

«

change

the

sealing

«

connect

the

hoses

properly

There

is

a

door

seal

leakage

«

the

door

rubber

seal

is

damaged

«

insufficient

door

pressure

«

change

the

coor

rubber

seal

*

remove

spacers

from

behind

the

hinges

There

is

no

warm

water

in

the

wash

sequence

*

program

is

not

correct

«

the

hoses

are

not

correct

connected

*

incoming

supply

is

not

warm

«

change

program

to

correct

temperature

«

connect

the

supply

hoses

correctly,

the

incoming

supply

to

the

warm

water

inlet

valve.

«use

warm

water

supply,

check

your

warm

water

installation

The

heating

time

is

too

long

«

heating

elements

are

defective

«

wiring

is

damaged

or

wrong

«

calcium

sediments

cover

the

heating

elements

«

change

heating

elements

e

check,

replace

or

repair

wiring

¢

clean

or

replace

the

heating

elements

There

is

too

much

vibration

during

extracting

¢

bolts

of

cabinet

and

reinforcements

are

not

fixed

properly

¢

vibration

switch

is

not

correct

installed

¢

tighten

the

bolts

¢

reinstall

vibration

switch

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MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

Problem Cause

Solving

the

problem

«

the

suspension

is

damaged,

the

shock

absorbers

are

cold

«

change

the

shock

absorbers

Door

fails

to

open

ea

fault

is

occurred

«

power

is

off,

safety

is

working

«

power

is

off,

after

a

couple

of

minutes

waiting

the

door

is

jammed

¢

wait

until

the

counter

has

reached

‘0’

¢

wait

until

safety

device

is

inactive

*

you

can

always

open

the

door

by

the

mechanical

override,

be

sure

the

machine

is

stopped

spinning

and

there

is

no

hot

water

anymore

in

the

tub.

Machine

will

not

spin

¢

a

fault

in

the

program

is

made

e

wiring

is

damaged

e

V-belts

are

broken

¢

Motor

is

broken

«

Frequency

converter

is

damaged

e

check

the

program

e

check

and replace

wiring

«

replace

the

V-belts

¢

repair

or

change

motor

¢

repair

or

replace

the

frequency

converter

There

is

a

lack

of

steam

«leak

in

steam

system

«

too

many

condense

in

the

steam

system

¢

too

much

machines

on

1

supply

¢

repair

the

leakage

«

Remove

the

condense

¢

Disconnect

other

machines

or

increase

steam

capacity

6.3.

DOOR

FAILS

TO

OPEN

Z\

WARNING!

NEVER

OPEN

THE

DOOR

WHILE

DRUM

IS

STILL

RUNNING

NEVER

OPEN

THE

DOOR

IF

TOO

HOT

IS

INDICATED!

RISK

OF

BURN

OR

SCALD

INJURIES

!

NEVER

OPEN

THE

DOOR

IF

THE

MACHINE

PARTS

FEELS

TOO

WARM

NEVER

OPEN

THE

DOOR

IF

THE

WATER

IS

TOO

HOT

IF

THE

WASHING

WATER

WAS

NOT

DRAINED,

BY

OPEN

THE

DOOR,

IT

WILL

RUN

OUT

In

case

of

a

power

failure

or

an

emergency

situation,

proceed

as

follows:

1.

Verify

if

all

condition

are

present

to

safely

open

the

door

2.

Remove

service

panel

3.

Find

the

cord

of

emergency

door

opening

on

the

left

side.

Pull

on

it

gently

but

firm

4.

If

a

light

click

is

heard,

the

lock

went

to

open

position

5.

Open

the

door

if

all

safety

conditions

are

fulfilled

6.

Put

the

service

panel

back

on

his

place

and

secure

it

again

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MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

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JUN

2007.D0C

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AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

31

7.

LIST

OF

RECOMMENDED

SPARE

PARTS

Find

more

detailed

information

in

the

spare

part

manual

for

individual

machines.

PRI

340

055

051

PRI

340

020

035

PRI

340

030

038

273

112

994 945

PRI

505

000

045

PRI

610

011

077

PRI

530

030

012

PRI

530

020

012

PRI

530

030

013

PRI

530

020

013

514 038

514 039

514 042

PRI

345

002

019

345 805

163

032

PRI 401

022

021

PRI

342

000

011

PRI

342

000

028

PRI

551

002

217

PRI

342

000

032

PRI

342

000

040

PRI

342

000

031

PRI

607

000

093

101175

PRI

607

000

110

PRI

320

000

012

PRI

320

000

013

PRI

320

000

009

101

872

101

871

101

822

101

824

101

823

101

825

PRI

348

000

123

100

052

100

521

100

629

520

681

525 909

516 694

516 696

516 697

516 698

516814

32

Drain

valve

3“

230V

2-way

water

inlet

valve

3-way

water

inlet

valve

Rubber

for

door

glass,

applicable

for

16kg

/

35ib

Rubber

for

door

glass,

applicable

for

6kg

/

13lb,

7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

251b

Microswitch

83.161.3

Rubber

tub

housing,

applicable

for

16kg

/

35Ib

Rubber

tub

housing,

applicable

for

6kg

/

13ib,

7kg

/

181b,

10kg

/

25ib

Ring,

applicable

for

16kg

/

351b

Ring,

applicable

for

6kg

/

13ib,

7kg

/

18Ib,

10kg

/

25ib

Contactor

of

frequency

inverter

LC1-D09

Heating

contactor,

LC1-D09,

6kW

/

from

200

to

440V,

9kW

/

400V,

12kW

/

400V

Heating

contactor,

LC1-D12,

9kW

/

230V

Heating

contactor,

LC1-D18,

18kW

/

400V

Heating

contactor,

LC1-D32,

12kW-

18kW

/

230V

Fuse

1A

32x6.3

Fuse

0,5A,

200-208V

/

440V

Heating

element

2000W

230V,

6kW,

applicable

for

6kg

/

131b,7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

251b

Heating

element

3000W

230V,

9kW,

applicable

for

6kg

/

131b,7kg

/

18lb,

10kg

/

251b

Heating

element

2x2000W

230V,

12kW,

applicable

for

16kg

/

35ib

Heating

element

2x3000W

230V,

9kW,

18kW,

applicable

for

16kg

/

35Ib

Heating

element

2x1500W

230V,

9kW,

440V,

app.

for

6kg/13!b,7kg/18Ib,

10kg/25Ib

Heating

element

2x2000W

230V,

12kW,

applicable

for

6kg/13ib,7kg/18Ib,

10kg/25ib

Belt

XPZ

1562,

applicable

for

7kg

/

181b

Belt

XPZ

1587,

applicable

for

6kg

/

13lb,

10kg

/

25ib

Belt

XPZ

1512

Motor

0.75

kW,

applicable

for

6kg

/

131b,

7kg

/

18ib

Motor

1.5

kW,

applicable

for

10kg

/

25ib

Motor

2.2

kW,

applicable

for

16kg

/

35ib

Frequency

inverter

0.75kW,

200-240V,

380-480V

3AC

+

N,

app.

for

6kg

/

13!b,

7kg/

18Ib

Frequency

inverter

0.75kW,

380-480V,

without

N,

applicable

for

6kg

/

13!b,

7kg

/

181b

Frequency

inverter

1.5kW,

200-240V,

380-480V

3AC

+N,

applicable

for

10kg

/

25ib

Frequency

inverter

1.5kW,

380-480V,

without

N,

applicable

for

10kg

/

25ib

Frequency

inverter

2.2kW,

200-240V,

380-480V

3AC

+N,

applicable

for

16kg

/

35Ib

Frequency

inverter

2.2kW,

380-480V

without

N,

applicable

for

16kg

/

35!b

Keyboard

MCB

EC,

grey

Keyboard

MCB

EC,

black

Keyboard

MCB

FC,

black

Keyboard

MCB

FC,

grey

Keyboard

MCG

FC

grey

Keyboard

MCG

FC

black

Electronic Controller

MCB

EC

Electronic Controller

MCB

FC

Electronic Controller

MCG

EC

Electronic Controller

MCG

FC

9-Pole

connector

for

liquid

soap

supply

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

8.

PUTTING

THE

MACHINE

OUT

OF

SERVICE

8.1.

DISCONNECTING

THE

MACHINE

1.

Disconnect

the

electric

power

supply

from

the

washer.

2.Make

sure

that

the

power

supply,

water

supply,

drain

and

in

case

of

steam,

the

steam

supply,

are

all

disconnected.

3.Remove

the

electrical

cable,

drain

hose,

water

hoses

and

in

case

of

steam,

the

stream

line

from

the

washer.

4.

Insulate

the

outer

power

supply

cables.

5.Mark

the

machine

,OUT

OF

SERVICE".

6.

Remove

the

door

completely

from

the

washer

to

prevent

that

somebody

locks

in.

7.

Unscrew

ail

nuts

(bolts)

which

attach

the

washer

to

the

foundation.

8.

Place

the

washer

in

a

safe

place

for

further

handling.

8.2.

MACHINE

LIQUIDATION

For

the

machine

liquidation

after

finishing

its

usage

period,

respect

the

following

instructions:

8.2.1.

POSSIBILITY

OF

THE

MACHINE

LIQUIDATION

BY

THE

SPECIALIZED

COMPANY

Machine

liquidation

is

executed

by

the

competent

company

which

respects

material

sorting

and

conditions

for

the

waste

liquidation.

8.2.2.

POSSIBILITY

OF

THE

MACHINE

LIQUIDATION

BY

OWN

POTENTIAL

It

is

necessary

to

divide

material

into

the

following

groups

:

1.

Plates

of

printed

circuits

incl

LOD

.....00

cect

eet

eeeeeeeentntaes

waste

group

160215

2.

Electrolytic

capacitors

.2.0000

0c

eee

c

cece

tte

eeeeeeeeeeeecseeeeeeees

waste

group

160215

3B.

CADLING

ooo.

ccc

cece

cette

eee

e

ete

a

aa

aeeeeeeeeeetescsisaseeeeeeeeeene

waste

group

160216

4.

Other

electrical

components;

motor,

frequency

converter,

contactors,

heating

elements

.

2.0.0.0.

e

eee

e

teen

tte

a

aeeeeeeeeeee

waste

group

160216

5.

PLASTICS

oo

cece

eeeeecteeeeeettseaeeeeesseeeeesstteesenssaseeecsaeeesstaeess

waste

group

191204

6B.

RUDDES

occ

cece

eee

e

eee

e

cece

cede

aaeeeeeeeeeeticiciasaeeeeeeeeeeene

waste

group

191204

7.

Metal

oo...

ccc

e

cece

e

enna

eee

e

ee

cece

aa

aaeeeeeeeeeeeescsieaeaareeeeeeeeenea

waste

group

160117

8.

Hubs

with

bearings

2.00000.

e

cece

eee

e

tee

e

ete

b

bt

taaaaeeeeeeeeeeees

waste

group

170410

Offer

the

sorted

waste

to

the

company

which

is

competent

for

further

treatment.

REMARKS:

100646G

MAYTAG

PUB

DATE

28

JUN

2007.D0C

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

33

IMPORTANT

!

MACHINE

TYPE:

PROGRAMMER:

-

ELECTRONIC

TIMER

MCB

EC

-

ELECTRONIC

TIMER

MCB

FC

-

ELECTRONIC

TIMER

MCG

FC

INSTALLATION

DATE:

INSTALLATION

CARRIED

OUT

BY:

SERIAL

NUMBER:

ELECTRICAL

DETAILS:

NOTE:

ANY

CONTACTS

WITH

YOUR

DEALER

REGARDING

MACHINE

SAFETY,

OR

SPARE

PARTS,

MUST

INCLUDE

THE

ABOVE

IDENTIFICATION.

MAKE

CERTAIN

TO

KEEP

THIS

MANUAL

IN

A

SECURE

PLACE

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

DEALER:

mW

§=MFS

18-25-35

COMMERCIAL

WASHER

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

SOFT

MOUNTED

WASHER

EXTRACTOR

PUBLICATION

DATE:

28

Jun

2007

WITH

ELECTRONIC

PROGRAMMER

100646

G

516547

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