LG Electronics CWG27MDOHS LG 3.7 CU FT Standard Capacity User Manual

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OWNER’S MANUAL

COMMERCIAL

WASHER

CWG27MDQHS CWG27MDOHS CWG27MDCHS CWG27MSQHS

CWG27MSOHS CWG27MSCHS

MFL71671268

Rev.00_022323

ENGLISH

Before beginning installation, read these instructions carefully. This will

simplify installation and ensure that the washer is installed correctly

and safely. Leave these instructions near the washer after installation

for future reference.

PRODUCT FEATURES

DIRECT DRIVE SYSTEM

The advanced brushless DC motor drives the drum directly without using a belt and pulley.

TILTED DRUM AND EXTRA LARGE DOOR OPENING

The tilted drum and extra large opening make it possible to load and unload clothing more easily.

ULTRA CAPACITY

The larger drum enables more tumbling action and greater centrifugal force, but also less tangling and wrinkling of the

laundry. Heavier loads, such as king size comforters, blankets, and curtains can be washed.

SEE-THROUGH DOOR AND BIG DOOR

You can see the laundry throughout the cycle.

MAGNETIC DOOR PLUNGER

Safely and conveniently secure the door slightly ajar with the magnetic door plunger. This will promote air circulation

and allow the interior of the machine to dry. To use this feature, after the load has been removed, do not close the door

completely. When the magnetic door plunger comes into contact with the metal washer cabinet, it will secure the door

slightly open allowing the interior of the washer to dry.

STAINLESS STEEL DRUM

Stainless steel drum offers extreme durability.

TUB CLEAN

Regular cleaning of the tub on a monthly basis using TUB CLEAN can help keep the tub clean and fresh.

Laundry Lounge Apps

− Laundry Lounge Installer : This is a registration app for installers used to register the product on

the server. Only available for authorized users.

* Search for Laundry Lounge Installer in the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

− Laundry Lounge : This is for end-users to check real-time monitoring of registered stores and

products.

* Search for Laundry Lounge in the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

The following safety guidelines are intended to prevent unforeseen risks

or damage from unsafe or incorrect operation of the appliance.

The guidelines are separated into ‘WARNING’ and ‘CAUTION’ as

described below.

Safety Messages

This symbol is displayed to indicate matters and operations

that can cause risk. Read the part with this symbol carefully

and follow the instructions in order to avoid risk.

WARNING

This indicates that the failure to follow the instructions can

cause serious injury or death.

CAUTION

This indicates that the failure to follow the instructions can

cause the minor injury or damage to the product.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

To reduce the risk of explosion, fire, death, electric shock, injury or

scalding to persons when using this product, follow basic precautions,

including the following:

Technical Safety

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children)

with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of

experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision

or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person

responsible for their safety.

This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and

above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental

capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been

given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in

a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not

play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be

made by children without supervision.

Children of less than 3 years should be kept away unless

continuously supervised.

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• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with

the appliance.

• If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the

manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order

to avoid a hazard.

• Use a new hose or hose-set supplied with the appliance. Reusing old

hoses can cause a water leak and subsequent property damage.

• Ventilation openings must not be obstructed by a carpet.

• The inlet water pressure must be between 100 kPa and 1000 kPa.

Maximum Capacity

• The maximum capacity in some cycles for dry clothes to be washed

is 10.5 kg.

Installation

• Never attempt to operate the appliance if it is damaged,

malfunctioning, partially disassembled, or has missing or broken

parts, including a damaged cord or plug.

• This appliance should only be transported by two or more people

holding the appliance securely.

• Do not install the appliance in a damp and dusty place. Do not

install or store the appliance in any outdoor area, or any area that is

subject to weathering conditions such as direct sunlight, wind, rain, or

temperatures below freezing.

• Do not install the product in a laundry factory environment.

• This appliance is not designed for maritime use or for mobile

installations such as in RVs, aircraft, etc.

• Make sure the power plug is completely pushed into the power outlet.

• Do not plug the appliance into multiple outlet sockets, power boards,

or an extension power cable.

• Do not modify the power plug provided with the appliance. If it does

not fit the power outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified

electrician.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• This appliance is equipped with a power cord having an

equipmentearthing / grounding conductor (earthing pin) and a

grounding power plug. The power plug must be plugged into an

appropriate outlet socket that is installed and earthed / grounded in

accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

• Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can

result in risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or

service personnel if you are in doubt as to whether the appliance is

properly grounded.

• This appliance must not be installed behind a lockable door, a

sliding door or a door with a hinge on the opposite side to that of the

appliance, in such a way that a full opening of the appliance door is

restricted.

Operation

• Do not apply any sharp objects to the control panel in order to

operate the appliance.

• Do not attempt to separate any panels or disassemble the appliance.

• Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance. All repairs

and servicing must be performed by qualified service personnel

unless specifically recommended in this Owner’s Manual. Use only

authorized factory parts.

• Do not push down the door excessively, when the appliance door is

open.

• Do not put animals, such as pets into the appliance.

• Do not wash rugs, mats, shoes or pet blankets, stuffed toys, or any

other items other than clothes or sheets, in this machine.

• Keep the area underneath and around the appliance free of

combustible materials such as lint, paper, rags, chemicals, etc.

• Do not leave the appliance door open. Children may hang on the

door or crawl inside the appliance, causing damage or injury.

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• Do not put in, wash or dry articles that have been cleaned in, washed

in, soaked in, or spotted with combustible or explosive substances

(such as waxes, wax removers, oil, paint, gasoline, degreasers,

drycleaning solvents, kerosene, petrol, spot removers, turpentine,

vegetable oil, cooking oil, acetone, alcohol, etc.). Improper use can

cause fire or explosion.

• Do not use or store flammable or combustible substances (ether,

benzene, alcohol, chemical, LPG, combustible spray, gasoline,

thinner, petroleum, insecticide, air freshener, cosmetics, etc.) near the

appliance.

• Never reach into the appliance while it is operating. Wait until the

drum has completely stopped.

• Do not touch the door during a high temperature programme.

• Turn off water taps to relieve pressure on hoses and valves and

to minimize leakage if a break or rupture should occur. Check the

condition of the fill hoses; they should be replaced after 5 years.

• If there is a gas leakage (isobutane, propane, natural gas, etc.)

within the launderette, do not touch the appliance or power plug and

ventilate the area immediately.

• If the drain hose or inlet hose is frozen during winter, use it only after

thawing.

• Keep all washing detergents, softener and bleach away from children.

• Do not touch the power plug or the appliance controls with wet hands.

• Do not bend the power cable excessively or place a heavy object on

it.

• Avoid touching any water that is drained from the appliance during

the wash.

• Make sure that drainage is working properly. If water is not drained

properly, your floor may get flooded.

• When the air temperature is high and the water temperature is low,

condensation may occur and thus wet the floor.

• Wipe off dirt or dust on the contacts of the power plug.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Maintenance

• Disconnect the appliance from the power supply before cleaning the

appliance. Setting the controls to the OFF or stand by position does

not disconnect this appliance from the power supply.

• Securely plug the power plug in the outlet socket after completely

removing any moisture and dust.

• Do not spray water inside or outside the appliance to clean it.

• Never unplug the appliance by pulling on the power cable. Always

grip the power plug firmly and pull straight out from the outlet socket.

• Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance or attempt any

servicing unless specifically recommended in the user-maintenance

instructions or published user-repair instructions that you understand

and have the skills to carry out.

Disposal

• Before discarding an old appliance, unplug it. Cut off the cable

directly behind the appliance to prevent misuse.

• Dispose of all packaging materials (such as plastic bags and

styrofoam) away from children. The packaging materials can cause

suffocation.

• Remove the door before disposing of or discarding this appliance to

avoid the danger of children or small animals getting trapped inside.

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CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

Disposal of Your Old Appliance

• When this crossed out wheeled bin symbol is depicted on

the product and its operator’s manual, it means the product

is covered by the e-waste Management and Handling

Rules, 2011 and are meant to be recycled, dismantled,

refurbished or disposed off.

• Do’s

− a. The product is required to be handed over only to the authorized

recycler for disposal.

− b. Keep the product in isolated area, after it becomes non-functional/

unrepairable so as to prevent its accidental breakage.

• Don’ts

− a. The product should not be opened by the user himself/herself, but

only by authorized service personnel.

− b. The product is not meant for re-sale to any unauthorized

agencies/scrap dealer/kabariwalah.

− c. The product is not meant for mixing into household waste stream.

− d. Do not keep any replaced spare part(s) from the product in

exposed area.

• Any disposal through unauthorized agencies/person will attract action

under Environment (Protection) Act 1986.

• This product is complied with the requirement of Hazardous

Substances as specified under E-Waste Management Rules India

published by MoEF & CC, Govt. of India.

• To locate a nearest collection centre or call for pick-up (limited area

only) for disposal of this appliance, please contact No. 08069379999,

Toll Free No. 1800-315-9999 for details. All collection centre and pick

up facilities are done by third parties with LG Electronics India Pvt.

Ltd. Merely as a facilitator. For more detailed information, please visit

: http://www.lg.com/in.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRODUCT FEATURES ...................................................................2

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..............................................................3

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE .....................................................3

CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT ................................................................9

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES .......................................................12

Parts ................................................................................................................12

Accessories .....................................................................................................12

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES ....................................................13

Coin type .........................................................................................................13

OPL type .........................................................................................................13

Card type.........................................................................................................14

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS .................................................16

Checking and choosing the proper location ....................................................16

Unpacking and removing shipping bolts .........................................................17

Connecting the water lines ..............................................................................18

Connecting the drain line ................................................................................19

Leveling the washing machine ........................................................................20

PREPARATION .............................................................................21

Precautions for fabric care before wash cycle ................................................21

Fabric care labels ............................................................................................22

Sorting laundry ................................................................................................22

How to wash better .........................................................................................22

Laundry loading guide .....................................................................................23

About the dispenser ........................................................................................23

Loading the dispenser .....................................................................................24

OPERATING YOUR WASHER .....................................................25

PROGRAMMING MODE ...............................................................26

Structure of Programming mode – Coin type ..................................................27

Structure of Programming mode – OPL type ..................................................28

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE ......................................29

Setup Mode :

(display) .......................................................................29

PROGRAMING MODE – TEST MODE .........................................83

This manual may contain images or content

different from the model you purchased.

This manual is subject to revision by the

manufacturer.

Diagnostic tests: (display) .....................................................................83

PROGRAMING MODE – COLLECT MODE .................................89

Collect information data : (display) .....................................................89

Collect Mode Data lists ...................................................................................89

SMART FUNCTIONS ....................................................................91

Open Source Software Notice Information......................................................91

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................92

Care after wash ...............................................................................................92

ERROR MODE ..............................................................................96

POWER FAIL RECOVERY ...........................................................97

DEFAULT WASHER SETTINGS ..................................................97

SPECIFICATIONS .........................................................................97

WIRING DIAGRAM .......................................................................98

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Parts

Detergent

dispenser

(for single

model)

Detergent dispenser

drawer (for stack

model)

Control

panel

Power cord

Drain hose

Door seal

Tub

Leveling feet

Drain pump filter cover

Drain pump filter

Drain hose

Door Magnet

Door Plunger

(see page 2)

Water

inlets

Shipping

bolts

Accessories

Hot and Cold Water

Hoses

Non-skid pads

Caps (4) (for covering

shipping bolt holes)

Wrench (for removing

shipping bolts and

adjusting leveling feet)

Hole cap (5) (for

securing auto dosing

hole)

Tie Strap (for securing

drain hose)

Elbow Bracket (for

securing drain hose)

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

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CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

Coin type

- Side by side(CWG27MSQHS)

- Stack(CWG27MDQHS)

OPL type

- Side by side(CWG27MSOHS)

- Stack(CWG27MDOHS)

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

Card type

- Side by side (CWG27MSCRS)

- Stack (CWG27MDCRS)

Display LED

Cycle button

Optional function button

Start/Pause button

Status LED

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

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Display LED

The display shows the vend price and remaining

time and programming options. Error codes are

also displayed here.

Cycle Buttons

Press the CYCLE buttons to select the desired

cycle based on laundry types and conditions.

90°C (194°F)

Use it for the more medical wash than 75°C

(167°F) such as white clothes, baby clothes,

sheets and underwear.

75°C (167°F)

Use it for heavy soiled fabrics such as white

clothes, baby clothes, sheet and underwear.

60°C (140°F)

Use it for heavy soiled fabrics such as baby wear,

underwear and white clothes.

40°C (104°F) / 30°C (86°F)

Use it for normal soiled fabrics such as cotton,

linen, towels, shirts and jeans.

Cold

Use for cold washing for sturdy fabrics, such as

casual work.

Optional function button

Custom Program: Customized cycle program can

be used. Only available in OPL type.

Start/Pause button

The Start/Pause LED flashes when the full vend

price has been satisfied and the cycle has been

chosen.

Status LED

LED Description

Wash

LED flashes whenever

the Washing cycle is in

operation.

Rinse

LED flashes whenever

the Rinsing cycle is in

operation.

Spin

LED flashes whenever

the Spinning cycle is in

operation.

Door Lock

LED flashes whenever

the door lock is activated.

Wi-Fi

LED flashes when the

Wi-Fi is connecting.

LED stays lit when the

Wi-Fi is connected.

Cycle button

Start/Pause button Optional function button

Display LEDStatus LED

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Checking and choosing

the proper location

Install the washing machine on a solid concrete

cement that is strong and rigid enough to support

the weight of the washing machine, even when

fully loaded, without flexing or bouncing. If the floor

has too much flex, you may need to reinforce it to

make it more rigid. If the floor is not solid, it may

cause severe vibration and noise.

Clean the floor before installation.

− Make sure to select solid and smooth

ground.

Two or more people are needed for moving

and unpacking the washing machine.

Allow for sufficient space between the walls

and the washing machine for installation.

Space requirements

You must allow sufficient space for water lines, the

drain line, and airflow.

NOTE

• Be sure to allow for wall, door, or floor moldings

that may increase the required clearances.

WARNING

• Certain internal parts are intentionally

not grounded and may present a risk of

electric shock only during servicing. Service

personnel - Do not contact the following

parts while the appliance is energized:

pump, valve, motor, control board.

Installing on a floor

77 cm

10 cm

139.6 cm

62.6 cm

98.3 cm

2.5 cm 2.5 cm

70 cm

NOTE

• The floor must be strong and rigid enough to

support the weight of the washer, when fully

loaded, without flexing or bouncing. If your floor

has too much flex, you may need to reinforce

it to make it more rigid. A floor that is adequate

for a top-loading washer may not be rigid

enough for a front loading washer, due to the

difference in the spin speed and direction. If the

floor is not solid, your washer may vibrate and

you may hear and feel the vibration throughout

your house.

• Before installing the washer, make sure the

floor is clean, dry and free of dust, dirt, water

and oils so the washer feet can not slide easily.

Leveling feet that can move or slide on the floor

can contribute to excess vibration and noise

due to poor contact with the floor.

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Unpacking and removing

shipping bolts

When removing the washer from the carton

base, be sure to remove the foam drum support

in the middle of the carton base. If you must lay

the washer down to remove the base packaging

materials, always lay it carefully on its side.

DO NOT lay the washer on its front or back.

Carton Base Foam Tub Support

Remove the bottom two shipping bolts

with the wrench (included) to fully loosen

all four shipping bolts by turning them

counterclockwise and then pulling them out.

Shipping

bolt

Retainer

Locate the four hole caps included in the

accessory pack and install them in the

shipping bolt holes.

Cap

NOTE

• Save the bolt assemblies for future use. To

prevent damage to internal components, DO

NOT transport the washer without reinstalling

the shipping bolts.

• Failure to remove shipping bolts and retainers

may cause severe vibration and noise, which

can lead to permanent damage to the washer.

The cord is secured to the back of the washer

with a shipping bolt to help prevent operation

with shipping bolts in place.

Installing Hole cap

Take the hole cap out from manual bag.

Hole cap

Insert the hole cap (4 pieces) into hose

connect in back of the machine.

NOTE

• In case of using auto dosing feature, inserting

hole cap is unnecessary.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Connecting the water lines

Check the rubber seals on both sides of the

hose.

− Insert a rubber seal into the threaded fittings

on each hose to prevent leaking.

Connect the water supply hoses to the HOT

and COLD water faucets tightly by hand and

then tighten another 2/3 turn with pliers.

− Connect the blue hose to a cold water

faucet and the red hose to a hot water

faucet.

WARNING

• Do not overtighten. Damage to the

coupling can result.

After connecting inlet hose to water faucets,

turn on the water faucets to flush out foreign

substances (dirt, sand, sawdust) in the water

lines. Let water drain into a bucket, and check

the water temperature.

Connect the hoses to the water inlets tightly

by hand and then tighten another 2/3 turn with

pliers.

− Connect the blue hose to the cold water

inlet and the red hose to the hot water inlet.

WARNING

• Do not overtighten the hoses.

Overtightening can damage the valves

resulting in leaking and property damage.

Check for leaks by turning on the faucets.

− If water leaks, check steps 1 to 4 again.

NOTE

• For your safety, and for extended product

life, use only authorized components. The

manufacturer is not responsible for product

malfunction or accidents caused by the use of

separately purchased unauthorized parts.

• Use new hoses when you install the washing

machine. Do not reuse old hoses. Use only the

inlet hoses provided with the washer. LG does

not recommend the use of aftermarket hoses.

• Periodically check the hoses for cracks, leaks

and wear, and replace the hoses every 5 years.

• Do not stretch the water hoses intentionally,

and make sure that they are not crushed by

other objects.

• Water supply pressure must be between 1,0

kgf/cm² and 10,0 kgf/cm² (100~1000 KPa). If

the water supply pressure is more than 10,0

kgf/cm², a pressure reducing valve must be

installed.

• To provide optimum washing performance the

hot water temperature should be set at 120-

135°F (48-57°C) and the cold at 60°F (15°C).

Cold

water

inlet

Hot water

inlet

Water hose (To water

inlet on the washing

machine)

Rubber seal

Water hose

(To faucet)

Rubber seal

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Connecting the drain line

Secure the drain hose in place to prevent moving

and leaking.

NOTE

• The drain hose should be properly secured.

Failure to properly secure the drain hose can

result in flooding and malfunction.

• Total height of the hose end should not exceed

100.0 cm from the bottom of the washer.

• The drain must be installed in accordance with

any applicable local codes and regulations.

• Make sure that the water lines are not

stretched, pinched, crushed, or kinked.

Using a standpipe

Clip the end of the hose into the elbow

bracket.

− Connect the elbow bracket within 10 cm

from the end of the drain hose. If the drain

hose is extended more than 10 cm beyond

the end of the elbow bracket, mold or

microorganisms could spread to the inside

of the washer.

No more

than 10 cm

Elbow Bracket

Insert the end of the drain hose into the

standpipe.

Elbow Bracket

Drain Hose

Use a tie strap to secure the drain hose in

place.

Using a laundry tub

Clip the end of the hose into the elbow

bracket.

− Connect the elbow bracket within 10 cm

from the end of the drain hose. If the drain

hose is extended more than 10 cm beyond

the end of the elbow bracket, mold, or

microorganisms could spread to the inside

of the washer.

No more

than 10 cm

Elbow Bracket

Hang the end of the drain hose over the side

of the laundry tub.

Elbow Bracket

max.

1.0 m

max.

1.0 m

Laundry Tub

Drain Hose

Tie Strap

Use a tie strap to secure the drain hose in

place.

Connecting the auto dosing

Unscrew the 2 screws on the protective cover

and remove the cover.

Connect the auto dosing harness from

Accessory parts.

NOTE

• The voltage of the auto dosing machine should

be the same as the washer’s voltage.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Leveling the washing

machine

The washer tub of your new washing machine

spins at very high speeds. To minimize vibration,

noise, and unwanted movement, the floor must be

perfectly level and solid.

Check the washing machine’s level.

− Check the precise level by rocking the top

edges of the washing machine or placing

a level on the washing machine. The slope

beneath the washing machine must not

exceed 1°, and all four leveling feet must

rest firmly on the floor.

1°

Level

Turn the lower leveling feet clockwise to level

the washing machine.

− Turning the lower leveling feet clockwise

raises the washing machine.

Raise

Turn the locknuts counterclockwise and

tighten them when the washing machine is

level.

Tighten all 4 lock

nuts securely using

the wrench.

Check the washing machine’s level again.

− Push or rock the top edges of the washing

machine gently to make sure that the

washing machine does not rock.

− If the washing machine rocks, repeat steps

1 to 3.

WARNING

• Using the washing machine without leveling,

it may result in malfunction caused by the

production of excess vibration and noise.

• Use the leveling feet only when you level

the washing machine. If you raise the

leveling feet unnecessarily, it may cause

abnormal ibration of the washing machine.

Using non-skid pads (optional)

If you install the washing machine on a slippery

surface, it may move because of excessive

vibration. Incorrect leveling may cause malfunction

through noise and vibration. In the event of this,

lay the non-skid pads under the leveling feet and

adjust the level.

Clean the floor to attach the non-skid pads.

− Use a dry rag to remove and clean foreign

objects or moisture. If moisture remains, the

non-skid pads may slip.

Adjust the level after placing the washing

machine in the installation area.

Place the adhesive side of the non-skid pad

on the floor.

− It is most effective to install the non-skid

pads under the front legs. If it is hard to

place the pads under the front legs, place

them under the back legs.

This side up

Remove

backing

Adhesive

side

Check the washing machine’s level again.

− Push or rock the top edges of the washing

machine gently to make sure that the

washing machine does not rock. If the

washing machine rocks, level the washing

machine again.

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• Check all pockets to make sure that they are

empty.

− Items such as clips, matches, pens, coins,

and keys can damage both your washer and

your clothes.

• Close zippers, hooks, and drawstrings to

prevent these items from snagging or tangling

on other clothes.

• Pretreat heavily stained areas before washing.

− Doing so will produce clean, stain-free

results.

• Combine large and small items in a load. Load

large items first.

• The washer can be fully loaded, but the drum

should not be tightly packed with items.

− The door of the washer should close easily.

• Do not wash waterproof clothes.

− This may cause abnormal vibration or may

cause the load to bounce, which could

damage the tub.

• Check if there are any other foreign objects in

the door seal and take extra care that clothes

do not get caught there.

− Foreign objects in the door seal may stain

clothes, and water may leak if clothes get

caught in the door seal.

• Wash underwear or small, light items in a

laundry net.

− Small, light items may get caught in the door

seal, and a brassiere hook may damage

other items or the tub.

• Brush heavy soil, dust, or hair off fabrics before

washing.

− Laundry may not wash clean if there is dirt or

sand on the fabrics, or they may be damaged

due to particles rubbing against sheer fabrics.

• Wash blankets individually.

− Washing more than one blanket together

may produce unclean results due to tangling

or an unbalanced load.

• Always separate fabrics according to their

colors and wash them separately to prevent

colors from running.

− Fabrics may damage or become stained

due to fabric dyes running or due to foreign

objects transferring from one fabric to

another.

PREPARATION

Precautions for fabric care before wash cycle

Read and observe the following to prevent shrinkage or damage to clothes.

PREPARATION

Fabric care labels

Most articles of clothing feature fabric care labels

that include instructions for proper care.

Category Label Directions

Washing

Hand Wash

Machine Wash, Normal

Cycle

Use Permanent Press/

Wrinkle Resistant

washing machine

setting (which has

a cool down or cold

spray before the

reduced spin)

Use Gentle/Delicate

washing machine

setting (slow agitation

and/ or reduced wash

time).

Do Not Wash

Do Not Wring

Water

Temperature

Hot

Warm

Cold/Cool

Bleach

symbols

Any Bleach (When

Needed)

Only Non-Chlorine

Bleach (When Needed)

Do Not Bleach

Sorting laundry

It is recommended that you sort laundry into

similar loads that are washable in the same cycle.

Refer to the following chart for sorting clothes

Colors Whites / Lights / Darks

Soil Heavy / Normal / Light

Fabric

Delicates / Easy Care / Sturdy

Cottons

Lint Lint Producers / Lint Collectors

How to wash better

It is recommended to follow the below guide for

better wash performance.

Load Type

Recommended

Capacity

How to Wash

Better

Everyday

Clothes

Less Than

10kg

Frontload

washers use

dropping

action for wash

performance.

Therefore,

it is better

to NOT fully

load the drum.

Oversudsing

also prevents

efficient wash

performance.

Blanket Less Than 7kg

Do not use 2

blankets with

big differences

in size.

It may not

extract properly.

Use similar-

sized blankets.

Bed Sheets Less Than 7kg

Any Bleach

(When Needed)

Carpet/Rug Do Not Use

Only Non-

Chlorine Bleach

(When Needed)

Footwear Do Not Use Do Not Bleach

Pillow Do Not Use

PREPARATION

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Laundry loading guide

Loading your laundry following the below guide

will help to increase the lifetime and wash

performance of the washer

• Single items or mixed items that include large

items should be less than half of the maximum

capacity(dry condition).

− Single items : Consists only of one type of

garment, such as 5kg of towel.

− Mixed items : Consists of various types of

garments.

− Large item : bed linen/sheet, bath sheet, bath

towel, and blanket.

• Mixed items (without large items) should

only be loaded up to 2/3 of the drum for

optimal performance.

NOTE

• Do not overload as this reduces cleaning

efficiency and causes gasket wear.

About the dispenser

The automatic dispenser consists of three

compartments which hold:

• Liquid chlorine bleach.

• Liquid fabric softener.

• Liquid and powdered detergent and colorsafe

bleach for main wash.

All laundry products can be added at once in their

respective dispenser compartments. They will be

dispensed at the appropriate time for the most

effective cleaning.

After adding the laundry products to the dispenser,

close the dispenser cover.

To add detergent, bleach, and fabric softener to

the automatic dispenser:

Open the dispenser cover.

Load the laundry products into the appropriate

compartments.

Slowly close the dispenser cover to avoid

early dispensing of the laundry products.

NOTE

• It is normal for a small amount of water to

remain in the dispenser compartments at the

end of the cycle.

PREPARATION

Loading the dispenser

Main Wash Detergent Compartment

This compartment holds laundry detergent for the

main wash cycle, which is added to the load at the

beginning of the cycle.

Follow the detergent manufacturer’s instructions

with respect to the amount of detergent to use, and

never use more than the recommended amount.

Using too much detergent can result in detergent

buildup in clothing and the washer. Either

powdered or liquid detergent may be used.

NOTE

• Liquid or powdered color-safe bleach may be

added to the main wash compartment with

detergent of the same type.

- Single model -

Liquid Fabric Softener

Compartment

Liquid Chlorine

Bleach Compartment

Main Wash

Detergent

Compartment

- Stack model -

Liquid Fabric Softener

Compartment

Liquid Chlorine

Bleach Compartment

Main Wash Detergent

Compartment

Liquid Bleach Compartment

This compartment holds liquid chlorine bleach,

which will be dispensed automatically at the proper

time during the wash cycle.

NOTE

• Do not add powdered or liquid color-safe

bleach to this compartment.

• Always follow the manufacturer’s

recommendations when adding bleach. Do not

exceed the maximum fill line. Using too much

bleach can damage fabrics.

• Never pour undiluted liquid chlorine bleach

directly onto the load or into the drum. Fabric

damage can occur.

Fabric Softener Compartment

This compartment holds liquid fabric softener,

which will be automatically dispensed during the

final rinse cycle.

NOTE

• Always follow the manufacturer’s

recommendations when adding fabric softener.

Do not exceed the maximum fill line. Using

too much fabric softener may result in stained

clothes.

• Dilute concentrated fabric softeners with warm

water. Do not exceed the maximum fill line.

• Never pour fabric softener directly onto the load

or into the drum.

• Do not add the fabric softener sheets to this

compartment.

• Do not add ‘fabric sheet softener’ into the

dispenser draw as it is likely to cause water

to leak out. If ‘fabric sheet softener’ has been

added, please pull out the dispenser draw and

remove.

OPERATING YOUR WASHER

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Ready mode

− All types of machines show ‘PUSH’

NOTE

• Price setting varies by country

• Set your country from

mode

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country

is EUK)

Select the cycle

Press the desired button and the display will show

you the price of the cycle.(You cannot change the

cycle while the machine is running.)

• Select cycles designed for different types

of fabric and soil levels.

CYCLE Wash/Rinse Temp.

90°C (194°F) Extra Hot/Cold

75°C (167°F) Extra Hot/Cold

60°C (140°F) Hot/Cold

40°C (104°F) Warm/Cold

30°C (86°F) Warm/Cold

Cold Cold/Cold

NOTE

• When the card balance is insufficient, machine

displays

and the card balance.

Insert Coin/Card (Not for OPL type)

Insert a sufficient amount of change that is more

than the programmed vend price for the selected

cycle.Insert a card that has a sufficient balance.

The card balance should be more than the

programmed vend price for the selected cycle.

Change cycle

You can not change the cycle while the machine

is running.

Cycle finish

The machine stops and the display shows ‘End’

with beep sound.

* Do not work any button when a cycle is in

progress.

WARNING

• To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or

injury to persons, read the IMPORTANT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS before

operating this appliance.

OPERATING YOUR WASHER

PROGRAMMING MODE

: You can check machine information or change setting on Program setup, collect information data,

Diagnostic test.

There are two methods that you can enter programming mode.

How to enter Programming mode:

• Coin type – Turn on/off the toggle switch.

• All types –

Press the 1st & 3rd button at the same time.

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle numbers. Then,

press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press the Start button to finish password input.

* Default Password : 3000

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Start

Coin Vault

Openings close

Coin Box Key

- Coin type - - OPL type -

NOTE

• If you turn on the power without connecting meter case for the first time, the machine display

• When the machine is shipped from the factory, it is set in the coin type. You can change Card/Coin

type by button. (For more information refer to SETUP mode.)

• The machine will display PUSH for OPL type

• Price setting varies by country

• Set your country from

mode (Refer How to enter the )

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country is EUK)

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Structure of Programming mode – Coin type

Algorithm flow chart shows how to control the programming mode.

Before program set, check the structure of the programming mode.

Turn on/off toggle switch or Insert service card, for entering set up mode (or follow OPL type

instructions).

Press 90°C (194°F) button to move to the upper level.

Press 75°C (167°F)(+) or 60°C (140°F)(-) button if you want to be at the same level.

Press Start button to enter the details of Set up or Diagnostic Tests.

is to set price value, time value, vend type, etc.

consists of line test, reset, free cycle, and kill cycle.

is to collect the usage data.

NOTE

• Do not use

, . (It is used only in inspecting the machine.)

• Price setting varies by country

• Set your country from

mode (Refer How to enter the )

•

This function is for Card type only.

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country is EUK)

PROGRAMMING MODE

Structure of Programming mode – OPL type

Algorithm flow chart shows how to control the programming mode.

Before program set, check the structure of the programming mode.

Turn on/off toggle switch or Insert service card, for entering set up mode (or follow OPL type

instructions).

Press 90°C (194°F) button to move to the upper level.

Press 75°C (167°F)(+) or 60°C (140°F)(-) button if you want to be at the same level.

Press Start button to enter the details of Set up or Diagnostic Tests.

is to set price value, time value, vend type, etc.

consists of line test, reset, free cycle, and kill cycle.

is to collect the usage data.

NOTE

• Do not use

, . (It is used only in inspecting the machine.)

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PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

Setup Mode :

(display)

You can change washer vend price, cycle time, and cycle parameters, etc.

How to enter Programming mode:

• Coin type – Turn on/off the toggle switch.

• All types –

Press the 1st & 3rd button at the same time.

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle numbers. Then,

press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press the Start button to finish password input.

* Default Password : 3000

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Start

1. Regular Price Setup

How to set regular prices for all/each course.

Regular Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Start button to select :

1st button to go back a step :

2nd button move up :

3rd button move to down :

Press Start to set the price The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

• ALL is to select the default prices for all the

courses at once.

• Select individual price for COS1~6.

• COS1 : 90°C (194°F)

• COS2 : 75°C (167°F)

• COS3 : 60°C (140°F)

• COS4 : 40°C (104°F)

• COS5 : Cold

• COS6 : 30°C (86°F)

* Individual course prices are prioritized above

− Set your currency type using

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

2. Special Price Setup

How to set special prices for all/each course.

Special Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

• ALL is to select the default prices for all the

courses at once.

• Select individual price for COS1~6.

• COS1 : 90°C (194°F)

• COS2 : 75°C (167°F)

• COS3 : 60°C (140°F)

• COS4 : 40°C (104°F)

• COS5 : Cold

• COS6 : 30°C (86°F)

* Individual course prices are prioritized above

− Set your currency type using

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3. Add Super Wash Price Setup

How to set Add Super Wash Price.

* Add Super Wash is used to add extra wash, rinse, or both (only in Pay type).

Add Super Wash Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

− Set your currency type using

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

4. Auto Dosing Price Setup

How to set Auto Dosing Price.

* Auto dosing is used to inject detergent/chemicals using external pumps (only in Pay type).

Auto Dosing Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

− Set your currency type using

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

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5. Features of the Machine (1st Set)

How to set up Features of the Machine. There are multiple setup features under .

Features of the Machine (1st Set) Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set sub-function

NOTE

: Special price day enable or disable

: Easy entry payment cycle kill enable or disable

: Maximum rpm limit enable or disable

: Twin spray enable or disable

: Pause function enable or disable

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

5-1. Special Price Day Setup

Special Price Day Setup can be used to enable/disable the use of special prices.

Special Price Day Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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5-2. Easy Entry Payment Cycle Kill Setup

Easy entry cycle kill can be enabled or disabled in the payment cycle

Easy Entry Payment Cycle Kill Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

Shortcut key not available

Shortcut key available

• Shortcut key : Press and hold the start button for at least 3seconds

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

5-3. Max RPM Limit Setup

Max RPM Limit Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to limit the max RPM during spin

process.

Max RPM Limitation Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

If enabled, the max RPM will adjust according to the laundry load.

Max RPM will be reduced for highly unbalanced loads.

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5-4. Twin Spray Setup

Twin Spray Setup can be used to enable/disable water circulation during tumble.

Twin Spray Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

For better wash performance, twin spray pumps up water from the bottom of the tub to spray soapy water

on laundry while tumbling.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

5-5. Pause Function Setup

Pause Function Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to pause the cycle when pressing

the start/pause button.

Pause Function Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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6. Features of the Machine (2nd Set)

How to set up features of the machine. There are multiple setup features under .

Features of the Machine (2nd Set) Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: 5th button fuction select (Add super wash or Auto dosing charging)

: Add super wash enable or disable

: Auto dosing function enable or disable

: Add super wash type

: Tub clean load detection enable or disable

: Tub clean heater usage enable or disable

: Tub clean easy entry function enable or disable

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

6-1. 5th Button Type Setup

5th Button Type Setup can be used to set the function of the 5th button.

5th Button Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set sub-fuction Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

Setting to

will make the 5th button function as Add Super Wash.

Setting to

will make the 5th button function as payment for auto dosing.

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6-2. Add Super Wash Setup

Add Super Wash Setup can be used to enable/disable the super wash function.

* Add Super Wash is used to add extra wash, rinse, or both (only used in Pay type).

Add Super Wash Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

6-3. Auto Dosing Setup

Auto Dosing Setup can be used to enable/disable the Auto dosing function.

Auto Dosing Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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6-4. Add Super Wash Type Setup

Add Super Wash Type Setup can be used to add extra wash cycle, rinse cycle, or both.

Add Super Wash Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set sub-fuction The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

: Both (Increase wash time and rinse once more)

: Increase wash time

: Rinse once more

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

6-5. Tub Clean Load Detection Setup

Tub Clean Load Detection Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to detect laundry load

during tub clean. If enabled, the washer will detect whether or not a load is present in the washer.

Tub Clean Load Detection Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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6-6. Tub Clean Heater Setup

Tub Clean Heater Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to use the heater during tub clean.

If enabled, the heater will be used for the tub clean.

Tub Clean Heater Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

6-7. Tub Clean Button Setup

Tub Clean Button Setup can be used to enable/disable the easy entry function for the new tub clean

Tub Clean Button Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

Shortcut key not available

Shortcut key available (Press and hold 1st and 2nd button in same time)

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7. Features of the Machine (3rd Set)

How to set up features of the machine. There are multiple setup features under .

Features of the Machine (3rd Set) Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: Spin type

: Spin only easy entry function enable or disable

: Initial tub clean enable or disable

: quick mode enable or disable

: hygiene cycle enable or disable

: UE Error enable or disable

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

7-1. Spin Type Setup

Spin Type Setup can be used to select spin type between multi-housing type and coin laundry type.

Spin Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set spin type The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

Vibration is lower than Coin type, but spin entry time may be longer. This setting is recommended for

locations with bad flooring conditions, such as apartments or dormitories.

Vibration is higher than Multi type, but spin entry time will be shorter. This setting is recommended for

locations with good flooring conditions, such as laundromats.

• Long spin entry time means an increase in total cycle time.

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7-2. Spin Only Easy Entry Setup

Spin Only Easy Entry Setup can be used to enable/disable the easy entry function for the spin only.

Spin Only Easy Entry Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• In the case when the washer completes a cycle but the clothes are still very wet, the spin only feature

will be activated and ready for use.

• This condition is based on the program of the machine, in some cases it may not be available. Even if

the spin only is not available to the customer after a load, it does not mean the washer requires service.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

7-3. How to use Spin only easy entry

When the washer completes a cycle but the clothes are still very wet, please run a spin only cycle

using the easy entry function.

Spin only easy entry Display

Press and hold 5th button for at

least 3 seconds.

Display shows

if the function is

activated.

Press start button

Display will show the remaining time and the

Spin only cycle starts.

When the Spin only cycle is finished,

displayed with beeping.

Go back to ready mode.

NOTE

• There will be no visible indication even when the Spin Only Easy Entry function becomes activated. The

machine will be in ready/idle mode.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

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7-4.

Pre clean entry button setup

Pre clean entry button setup can be used to enable/disable button that entry short tub clean cycle.

Pre Clean Entry Button Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

7-5. How to use Pre clean

When the customer or manager want to use short clean the tub before the normal cycle, please run

a pre clean cycle.

Pre Clean Entry Display

Press and hold 1st button for at

least 3 seconds.

Display shows

if the function is

activated.

Press start button

Display will show the remaining time and the

Pre clean cycle starts.

When the Pre clean cycle is finished,

displayed with beeping.

Go back to ready mode.

NOTE

• After one cycle, additional cycles are not possible continuously.

• There will be no visible indication even when the Pre clean becomes activated. The machine will be in

ready/idle mode.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

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7-6.

Quick mode setup

Quick mode setup can be used to enable/disable the use quick cycle.

Quick Mode Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

7-7.

Hygiene cycle entry button setup

Hygiene cycle entry button setup can be used to set the function of the 1st button.

Hygiene Cycle Entry Button Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Setting

to will make the 1st button function as Hygiene cycle.

• Setting

to will make the 1st button function as Hot cycle.

• The hygiene cycle is a heating cycle that, like tub clean cycle, may shut down if several units are

operated simultaneously.

• This setup is only available in NON HEATER type

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7-8.

UE Error Display Setup

The UE error display set up is used to enable or disable the UE function.

UE Error Display Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

•

UE will not displayed.

•

UE will be displayed If the spin entry is failed within displayed time+cut off time( ). After UE

is displayed press the start button one time and the machine will return to standby mode. The spin only

entry feature will be active for this cycle following a UE. Refer to 7-3 of this manual on how to use the

Spin only easy entry feature.

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8. Special Price Day Setup

Special Price Day Setup can be used to select which days to apply special prices.

Special Price Day Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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9. Special Price Beginning Time Setup

Special Price Beginning Time Setup can be used to set the start time of special prices.

Special Price Beginning Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Make sure to set up the Time feature before using this feature.

• Range : 0~23 hr

• Increments : 1

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

10. Special Price Ending Time Setup

Special Price Ending Time Setup can be used to set the end time for special prices.

Special Price Ending Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 1~24 hr

• Increments : 1

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11. Prewash Setup

Prewash Setup can be used to set option for prewash.

Prewash Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set option The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

: Prewash available( : disable / : enable)

: Prewash valve( : hot valve / : cold valve)

−

is used only on single type model.

: Prewash time(Range : 4~8)

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12. Wash Time Setup

Wash Time Setup can be used to set the duration of the wash process.

Wash Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0~30 min

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : 90°C (194°F)

• COS2 : 75°C (167°F)

• COS3 : 60°C (140°F)

• COS4 : 40°C (104°F)

• COS5 : Cold

• COS6 : 30°C (86°F)

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13. Number of Rinses per Cycle Setup

Number of Rinses per Cycle Setup can be used to set number of rinses for one cycle.

Number of Rinses per Cycle Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number of

cycles

The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 1~5

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : 90°C (194°F)

• COS2 : 75°C (167°F)

• COS3 : 60°C (140°F)

• COS4 : 40°C (104°F)

• COS5 : Cold

• COS6 : 30°C (86°F)

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14. Rinse Time Setup

Rinse Time Setup can be used to set the duration of one rinse.

Rinse Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Multiple

and to calculate total rinse process time

• Range : 8~16 min

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : 90°C (194°F)

• COS2 : 75°C (167°F)

• COS3 : 60°C (140°F)

• COS4 : 40°C (104°F)

• COS5 : Cold

• COS6 : 30°C (86°F)

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15. Top Spin Speed Setup

Top Spin Speed Setup can be used to set the maximum RPM for the spin process.

Top Spin Speed Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0~6

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : 90°C (194°F)

• COS2 : 75°C (167°F)

• COS3 : 60°C (140°F)

• COS4 : 40°C (104°F)

• COS5 : Cold

• COS6 : 30°C (86°F)

0 : 1200RPM

1 : 1000 RPM

2 : 900 RPM

3 : 800 RPM

4 : 700 RPM

5 : 600 RPM

6 : 500 RPM

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16. Water Level Setup

Water Level Setup can be used to set the water supply level.

Water Level Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the level The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• COS1 : 90°C (194°F)

• COS2 : 75°C (167°F)

• COS3 : 60°C (140°F)

• COS4 : 40°C (104°F)

• COS5 : Cold

• COS6 : 30°C (86°F)

• Water level frequency

• High : 23.0 KHz

• Middle : 23.3 KHz (cold course : 23.5 KHz)

• Low : 23.8 KHz

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17. Rinse Spin Setup

Rinse Spin Setup can be used to enable/disable spin during rinse cycle.

Rinse Spin Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

: 1st rinse spin skip

: 2nd rinse spin skip

: 3rd rinse spin skip

: 4th rinse spin skip

: 5th rinse spin skip

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18. Drop Count Setup

Drop Count Setup can be used to set the number of drop counts. Drops occur while the machine

checks for balancing of the load as the cycle enters higher RPM.

Drop Count Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Drop counts 25~145: After dropping the selected amount of counts, UE will not occur. The cycle will

end immediately or after spinning at a low RPM.

• Drop counts 150: After dropping the selected amount of counts, UE will occur. The cycle will end after

shut down time. Refer to How to set shut down time after UE.

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19. Rinse Spin Drop Count Setup

Rinse Spin Drop Count Setup can be used to set the drop count for each rinse spin. Drops occur

while the machine checks for balancing of the load as the cycle enters higher RPM.

Rinse Spin Drop Count Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 5~15

• Increments : 1

• If unable to reach target RPM within set number of drops, cycle will continue to next step.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

20. UE Shutdown Setup

UE Shutdown Setup can be used to set the time to display UE until the cycle ends.

UE Shutdown Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0~10 min

• If

setting is disabled,

− 0 : UE will remain until user opens door, redistributes clothes, and starts up spin process again.

− 1~10 : Cycle will end after set time.

• If

setting is enabled,

− 0 : UE will remain until the “Start” button in selected.

− 1~10 : Washer returns to standby mode after the designated programmed time.

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21. Auto Dosing Pump Time Setup

Auto Dosing Pump Time Setup can be used to set the pump activation duration for each channel per

course.

Auto Dosing Pump Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time The next channel setting will be displayed.

CH Detergent Range (s) Input period

Pre-wash 0~20 Pre-wash phase

Main wash 0~20 Main wash phase

Bleach 0~10

Main wash (Remaining washing

time : 5 Minutes)

Softener 0~20 Final rinse phase

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

22. Coin 1 Value Setup

Coin 1 Value Setup can be used to set the value of each coin signal received.

Coin1 Value Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the price you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.1~10.00

• Increment : 0.1

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23. Penny Increment Pricing Offset Setup

Penny Increment Pricing Offset Setup can be used to set additional cent increase when card is

used.

Penny Increment Pricing Offset Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the price you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0~4

•

Penny increment pricing offset is available only in card type. It hasn’t affected the coin type’s

price setting.

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24. Beep Volume Setup

Beep Volume Setup can be used to set the sound level of the machine.

Beep Volume Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the sound level The next menu setting will be displayed.

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25. Standby Return Time Setup

Standby Return Time Setup can be used to set how long the input payment is held until the machine

resets to standby mode.

Standby Return Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• 0 : Holds input payment permanently.

• 1~180 : Holds input payment for selected amount of time, then returns to standby mode.

•

: Standby return time setup is available only in coin type.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

26. Type

Type can be used to set the machine’s various type settings.

Type Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: Product type

: Currency type

: Vend type

: Card reader type

: Coin meter type

: Heater type

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26-1. Product Type Setup

Product Type Setup can be used to set the machine’s payment type (Pay or Free)

Product Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• PAY : Coin/Card

• FrEE : On Premise Laundry

• Issues may occur if certain large items are loaded after changing from Free type to Pay type.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

26-2. Currency Type Setup

Currency Type Setup can be used to set the country and its currency

Currency Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

Country (Loc1) Range Increments

England (0) 0~10.00 0.10

Australia (1) 0~10.00 1.00

USA (2) 0~9.95 0.05

China (3) 0~199 1

Korea (4) 0~9500 100

Japan (5) 0~9500 100

Canada (6) 0~9.95 0.05

Philippines (7) 0~995 5

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26-3. Vend Type Setup

Vent Type Setup can be used to set the payment type (Coin/Card/Mobile pay).

Vend Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

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26-4. Card Reader Type Setup

Card Reader Type can be used to set the card reader company.

Card Reader Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• 0 : Greenwald

• 1 : ESD

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26-5. Coin Drop Type Setup

Coin Drop Type can be used to set the coin pulse signal setting for coin drops.

Coin Drop Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• Coin pulse

• 0 : 50ms : ESD, Greenwald, Munzprufer

• 1 : 100ms : Korea

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26-6. Heater type setup

Heater type setup can be used to set machine’s type. (heater/non heater course)

Heater Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• On : Heater

• OFF : Non heater

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27. Max Surpassed Cycle Time Setup

Cut off time is how long the machine can run after the display time has been reached. This feature

allows the adjustment of the cut off time between 1 and 15 minutes.

Max Surpassed Cycle Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time. The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 1~15 min

• Increments : 1

• The washer will try and complete the entire cycle in the allotted display time. However, in the case of

an off balance load or too much soap, the washer will use the extra cut off time to balance or remove

excess soap before ending the cycle.

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28. Custom Program Setup

Custom Program can be used to create up to 20 different customized courses.

Custom Program Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set

NOTE

: only available in FrEE type.

: Total number of custom courses (1~20)

: Select base course

: Wash Time

: Number of Rinse per Cycle

: Rinse Time

: Top Spin Speed

: Water Level

: Rinse Spin Only, Spin Only

: Rinse Spin

: Auto Dosing Pump Time

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Programing Mode – Test Mode

Diagnostic tests:

(display)

This program has been added for testing the washer and detecting errors.

How to enter Programming mode:

• Coin type – Turn on/off the toggle switch.

• Card type – Insert the service card.

• All types –

Press the 1st & 3rd button at the same time.

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle numbers. Then,

press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press the Start button to finish password input.

* Default Password : 3000

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Start

1. Test

Test features can be used to check and change various machine settings.

Test mode Display

Enter SVC mode

Select the feature you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: Diagnostic Test 1

: Factory Use (Do not Use)

: Factory Reset

: Time Setting

: Courtesy Cycle

: Cycle Kill

: Password Setup

: Tub Clean Course

Programing Mode – Test Mode

2. Diagnostic Test

Diagnostic Test can be used to check functionality of various machine parts.

Press Start to move through the check points.

Number of times the

Start button is pressed

Check point Display

0 Enter SVC mode

1 Turns on all lamps and locks the door

Displays

, 1U:XX,

1g:XX, 10:XX, 1C:XX

alternately (Version)

2 Tumble clockwise rpm (40~50)

3 Low speed spin rpm (600

4 High speed spin rpm (1200)

5 Inlet valve for main water turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

6 Inlet valve for hot water turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

Inlet valve for atomizing turns on (Single model)

Inlet valve for softener turns on (Stack model)

Water level frequency

(255~)

Inlet valve for bleach turns on (Single model)

Inlet valve for atomizing/bleach turns on (Stack

model)

Water level frequency

(255~)

9 Tumble counter clockwise rpm (40~50)

10 Heater turns on Displays water temperature

11 Circulation pump turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

12 Drain pump turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

13 All lamps turn on

Displays

, 1U:XX,

1g:XX, 10:XX, 1C:XX

alternately (Version)

14 Button check

15 High speed spin rpm (1200)

PDA signal check

this function is not

applied in this machine

NOTE

• Make sure the drum is empty when diagnostic test is being performed. Do not use

• RPM notation is displayed except for the last number when it is more than a hundred.

(i.e. 1200 rpm is displayed as 120)

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3. Factory Reset

Factory Reset is used to reset the machine to default settings.

Factory Reset Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button Until display shows

Press Start button

NOTE

• All settings return to default.

• Wash time : 20 minutes

• Rinse cycle : Twice

• Top spin speed : 1000 rpm

• Price setting varies by country

• After Factory Reset, set your country from

mode.

Programing Mode – Test Mode

4. Time Setup

Time Setup can be used to set the current year, month, day, hour, and minute.

Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Display shows you 2000(Year) → 0101(Month/

Date) → Sat(Day) → 0000(Time(24hr))

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the year you want (i.e.

2020)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the month you want in the

left two digits (i.e. June = 0601)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the day you want in the

right two digits (i.e. June 11th = 0611)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the hour you want (i.e.

2:00 PM = 1400)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until displays shows the minute you want (i.e.

2:15 PM = 1415)

Press Start button

Display shows you 2000(Year) → 0101(Month/

Date) → Sat(Day) → 0000(Time(24hr))

Press 1st button Until display returns to standby mode

NOTE

• Time is displayed in military time format.

• Time Setup must be set to use Special Day Price feature.

• When the machine is powered off, Time Setup is reset to default.

Programing Mode – Test Mode

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5. Courtesy Cycle

Courtesy Cycle is a free cycle given to customers for Pay Type machines.

Courtesy Cycle Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Machine is ready to use.

User can choose desired course and press

Start.

6. Kill Cycle

Kill Cycle is used to end the currently operating cycle.

Cycle Kill Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Machine is ready to use.

User can choose desired course and press Start.

NOTE

• Only works for machine that is currently operating.

• Cycle can be ended with Cycle Kill Card for Card Type machines.

• Easy entry : Press and hold the start button for at least 3 seconds.

Programing Mode – Test Mode

7. Password Setup

Password Setup can be used to change the password to enter Service mode.

Password Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Button functions: Start button =

Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Input current password

Default Password : 3000

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle

numbers.

Press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press Start button

Button functions: Start button =

Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Input new password (i.e. 1234)

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle

numbers.

Press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press Start button New password is set

8. Tub Clean Course

Tub Clean Course is used to clean the drum.

Tub Clean Course Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Display shows remaining time and starts the

Tub Clean Course.

NOTE

• Machine goes back to standby mode after Tub Clean Course is completed.

• Easy Entry : Press and hold the 1st button and 2nd button for at least 3 seconds.

• Display shows the default number of Tub Clean cycles to run. (Range : 1~3)

• Never load laundry when using Tub Clean Course. Laundry may be damaged or become contaminated.

• Tub Clean Course should be used every 50 cycles.

• Related functions

: Tub Clean Load Detection Setup

: Tub Clean Heater Setup

: Tub Clean Shortcut Button Setup

Programing Mode – Collect Mode

HEATER

Programing Mode – Collect Mode

Collect information data :

(display)

The washer collects the usage data so that the owner can check various information like number of

various cycles used, how many times card or coins used, etc.

Collect Mode

Collect Mode Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the feature you want Start

button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Refer to the follow Collect Mode Data List

Collect Mode Data lists

No. Abbreviation Meaning Description

1 rgPr Regular Price (Default Price)

2 rgP1 Regular COS1 Price

3 rgP2 Regular COS2 Price

4 rgP3 Regular COS3 Price

5 rgP4 Regular COS4 Price

6 rgP5 Regular COS5 Price (for Heater)

7 rgP6 Regular COS6 Price (for Heater)

8 ItrC Interval Regular Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

9 Itr1 Interval Regular COS1 Cycle Count (0~65535)

10 Itr2 Interval Regular COS2 Cycle Count (0~65535)

11 Itr3 Interval Regular COS3 Cycle Count (0~65535)

12 Itr4 Interval Regular COS4 Cycle Count (0~65535)

13 Itr5 Interval Regular COS5 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

14 Itr6 Interval Regular COS6 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

15 ACrC Accumulated Regular Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

16 ACr1 Accumulated Regular COS1 Cycle Count (0~65535)

17 ACr2 Accumulated Regular COS2 Cycle Count (0~65535)

Programing Mode – Collect Mode

18 ACr3 Accumulated Regular COS3 Cycle Count (0~65535)

19 ACr4 Accumulated Regular COS4 Cycle Count (0~65535)

20 ACr5 Accumulated Regular COS5 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

21 ACr6 Accumulated Regular COS6 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

22 SCPr ‘Add Super Wash’ Price

23 ItSC Interval ‘Add Super Wash’ Usage Count (0~65535)

24 ACSC Accumulated ‘Add Super Wash’ Usage Count (0~65535)

25 AUPr ‘Auto Dosing’ Price

26 ItAU Interval ‘Auto Dosing’ Usage Count (0~65535)

27 ACAU Accumulated ‘Auto Dosing’ Usage Count (0~65535)

28 ItSU Interval ‘Courtesy Cycle’ Usage Count (0~65535)

29 ACSU Accumulated ‘Courtesy Cycle’ Usage Count (0~65535)

30 ItFC Interval ‘Token’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

31 ACFC Accumulated ‘Token’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

32 ACrt Accumulated Run Time (minutes) (0~65535)

33 Itnr Interval No Runs (0~255)

34 Ittb Interval Trouble Cycle Count (0~255)

35 ItPd Interval Power Downs (0~255)

36 Itdd Interval Unauthorized Service Door Openings (0~255)

37 ItUC Interval Unauthorized Coin Vault Openings (0~255)

38 Ittl Interval Total Income (0~65535)

39 ACtl Accumulated Total Income (0~65535)

40 IttC Interval Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

41 ACtC Accumulated Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

42 Itd Interval Money (0~65535)

43 Acd Accumulated Money (0~65535)

44 ItSd Interval ‘Add Super Wash’ Money (0~65535)

45 ACSd Accumulated ‘Add Super Wash’ Money (0~65535)

46 ItA3 Interval ‘Auto Dosing’ Money (0~65535)

47 ACA3 Accumulated ‘Auto Dosing’ Money (0~65535)

48 ACdP Accumulated ‘WaveForce’ Operations (0~65535)

49 ACtL Accumulated ‘Tub Clean Course’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

50 ACPC Accumulated ‘Pre Clean’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

NOTE

• ‘Auto Dosing’ only counts paid Auto Dosing Cycles.

• Interval Cycles are reset to 0 after data is collected with Collect Card.

• Accumulated Cycles do not count Service or Trouble Cycles.

• Price settings vary by country.

SMART FUNCTIONS

HEATER

SMART FUNCTIONS

Open Source Software Notice Information

To obtain the source code under GPL, LGPL, MPL, and other open source licenses, that is contained in this

product, please visit http://opensource.lge.com. In addition to the source code, all referred license terms,

warranty disclaimers and copyright notices are available for download.

LG Electronics will also provide open source code to you on CD-ROM for a charge covering the cost of performing

such distribution (such as the cost of media, shipping, and handling) upon email request to [email protected].

This offer is valid for a period of three years after our last shipment of this product. This offer is valid to anyone in

receipt of this information.

Radio Equipment Specifications

Model

Name*1

Output

Power (Max.)

Frequency

Range

LCW-004 17.82 dBm

2412 MHz to

2472 MHz

LCW-007 17.59 dBm

*1 To identify RF module installed in the appliance, refer to the label attached to the appliance.

MAINTENANCE

Care after wash

After the cycle is finished, wipe the door and the

inside of the door seal to remove any moisture.

Leave the door open to dry the washer tub interior.

Wipe the body of the washing machine with a dry

cloth to remove any moisture

WARNING

• Unplug the washer before cleaning to

avoid the risk of electric shock. Failure to

follow this warning can cause serious injury,

fire, electrical shock, death.

• Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive

cleaners, or solvents to clean the

washer. They will damage the finish.

• Do not use volatile substances (benzene,

paint thinner, alcohol, acetone, etc.)

or detergents with strong chemical

components when cleaning the washing

machine. Doing so may cause discoloration

or damage to the machine, or it may cause

a fire.

• Certain internal parts are intentionally

not grounded and may present a risk of

electric shock only during servicing. Service

personnel - Do not contact the following

parts while the appliance is energized:

pump, valve, motor, control board.

Storing the Washer

If the washer will not be used for an extended

period of time and is in an area that could be

exposed to freezing temperatures:

Turn off water supply tap.

Disconnect hoses from water supply and drain

water from hoses.

Plug the power cord into a properly grounded

electrical outlet.

Add 1 gallon of nontoxic recreational vehicle

(RV) antifreeze to the empty wash drum. Close

door.

Unplug the power cord, dry the drum interior

with a soft cloth, and close the door.

Remove the inserts from the dispenser.

Drain any water in compartments and dry the

compartments.

Store the washer in an upright position.

To remove the antifreeze from the washer

after storage, run washer through a complete

cycle using detergent. Do not add laundry!

NOTE

• Not all of the RV antifreeze will be expelled.

• Weekly cleaning of the detergent dispenser will

ensure problem free operation.

Cleaning the Dispenser

The dispenser should be cleaned periodically

to remove buildup from detergent and other

laundry products.

- Single model -

- Stack model -

Remove the inserts from the drawer, and

clean them with warm water and a soft cloth

or brush to remove any residue or buildup.

Wipe out the inside of the drawer opening with

a damp cloth. Reassemble the drawer and

reinstall in the drawer opening.

- Single model -

- Stack model -

MAINTENANCE

HEATER

NOTE

• Do not use anything other than water to clean

the drawer, inserts, and drawer opening.

Cleaning the Water Inlet Filters

Clean the water inlet filters periodically to prevent

clogging. Take extra care to clean the water inlet

filters for areas using hard water. Water may not

be supplied if there are foreign objects, such as

rust, sand, or stones in the water inlet filters.

Pull out the plug to turn off the washing

machine.

Turn off the faucets connected with the water

inlets.

Remove the water inlet hoses.

Pull out the water inlet filter.

Inlet Filter

Remove foreign objects from the water filter

inlet.

− Soak the water filter inlets in white vinegar

or a lime scale remover or use a toothbrush

to remove foreign objects and rinse

thoroughly.

Press the water filter inlets back into place.

Reattach the water lines to the washing

machine.

WARNING

• Unplug the power cord and turn off the

faucets before cleaning. Failure to do so

may cause electric shock.

• Do not use the washing machine without

the inlet filters. If you use the washing

machine without the inlet filters it will cause

leaks and malfunction.

• If you use the washing machine in an area

with hard water, the inlet filter may clog due

to lime buildup.

NOTE

• 1\E message will blink on the display when the

water pressure in the detergent drawer is weak

or an inlet filter is clogged with dirt. Clean the

inlet filter.

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning the Drain Pump Filter

The washing machine fails to drain if the drain

pump filter is clogged. Periodically clean the drain

filter to prevent clogging with foreign objects.

Pull out the plug to turn off the washing

machine.

Open the drain pump filter cover.

Unclip the drain hose and remove the plug

from the drain hose to drain the remaining

water.

Twist the pump filter counterclockwise to

remove.

Clean the pump filter and opening.

Recap the plug onto the drain hose and

reattach the drain hose.

Insert the drain pump filter.

Close the drain pump filter cover.

WARNING

• Make sure to pull out the plug before

cleaning. Failure to do so may cause

electric shock.

• Opening the drain filter will result in water

overflowing if there is water in the washer

tub. Make sure to check if the water is

completely drained before opening the

drain filter.

• If you use the washing machine with the

drain filter reassembled incorrectly after

cleaning it, or if you use the machine without

the filter, it may cause leaks or malfunction

of the washing machine.

NOTE

• OE message will blink when the drain pump

filter is clogged with dirt. Clean the drain pump

filter.

Cleaning the Door Seal

Clean the door seal once a month to prevent build-

up of dirt in the door seal.

Wear rubber gloves and protective goggles.

Dilute 3/4 cup (177 ml) of liquid chlorine

bleach in 1 gallon (3.8 L) of water.

Soak a sponge or a soft cloth in this diluted

solution and wipe down all around the door

seal.

Wipe any moisture with a dry towel or cloth

after cleaning.

Leave the door open to allow the door seal to

dry completely.

CAUTION

• Cleaning the door seal with an undiluted

solution may cause malfunction of the door

seal and washing machine parts.

MAINTENANCE

HEATER

Cleaning the Drum, Tub Clean

Using the washing machine in a humid space for a

long period of time may lead to a buildup of black

mold and germs in the air inside the washer tub

and affect your health. If you clean the washer tub

regularly on a monthly basis using TUB CLEAN it

will keep the washer tub clean for hygienic use.

Add tub cleaner or lime scale remover into the

detergent dispenser drawer.

− Do not exceed the maximum detergent limit

line when you add it. Detergent may remain

in the washer tub after cleaning.

− When you use liquid chlorine bleach, load it

into the liquid chlorine bleach compartment.

When you use a powdered cleaner, add it

into the main wash detergent compartment.

− When you use cleaning tablets, place them

directly into the washer tub. (Do not add

cleaning tablets to the drawer.)

Do operate tub clean.

NOTE

• Never load laundry while using TUB CLEAN.

The laundry may damage or become

contaminated. Make sure to clean the washer

tub when it is empty.

• Leave the door open after finishing the laundry

to keep the tub clean.

• TUB CLEAN should be repeated monthly.

• Safely and conveniently secure the door

slightly ajar with a magnetic door plunger. This

will promote air circulation and allow the interior

of the machine to dry.

NOTE

• Wave Force process during the Rinse step helps

in maintaining tub hygiene. The tub is cleaned by

rotating the water-filled tub at an optimized RPM.

• Wave Force is intrinsic within the Rinse step.

No additional setting is required.

• Wave Force is NOT a substitute for the TUB

CLEAN cycle. TUB CLEAN should still be

repeated monthly to maintain hygienic use.

Removing Mineral Buildup

In areas with hard water, mineral scale can form

on internal components of the washer. Periodically

clean the mineral buildup on the internal

components to extend the lifespan of the washer.

Use of a water softener is recommended in areas

with hard water.

• Use a descaler, to remove visible mineral

buildup on the washer tub.

• After descaling, always run the Tub Clean cycle

before washing clothing

• Mineral scale and other spots may be removed

from the stainless steel tub using a soft cloth

soaked in stainless steel cleaner.

• Do not use steel wool or abrasive cleaners.

ERROR MODE

Meaning of Error Codes that LED displays during occurrence of

problem.

Problem Possible Cause Solution

• Water supply is not adequate in area.

• Water supply taps are not completely open.

• Water inlet hose is bent.

• The filter of the inlet hose clogged.

Check another tap in the house.

Fully open tap.

Straighten hose.

Check the filter of the inlet hose.

• Drain hose is bent or clogged.

• The drain filter is clogged.

Clean and straighten the drain hose.

Clean the drain filter.

• Load is too small.

• Load is out of balance.

• The appliance has an imbalance detection and

correction system. If individual heavy articles

are loaded (bath mat, bath robe, etc.) and the

imbalance is too great, after several attempts to

restart the spin cycle the machine will stop and

the error code will be displayed.

Add 1~2 similar items to help balance

the load.

Rearrange the load in the tub to allow it

to balance properly.

• Is the door opened or not completely closed? Close the door completely.

* If it will not open, call for service.

• Door lock is broken. Check the door switch.

• The water overfills due to a faulty water valve. Close the water tap.

Unplug the power plug.

Call for service.

• The water level sensor malfunction.

• Overload in motor. Restart the cycle after 30 minutes.

is not released, call for service.

• Disconnection of card reader cable. Check the card reader wire.

• Too much detergent is used. This is not an error. It indicates a suds

removal routine.

It will clear and restart the cycle when

the suds are gone.

• Thermistor is opened or shorted. Thermistor should be replaced.

• Out of balance sensor is defective. Sensor should be replaced.

• Load is out of balance or the out of balance

sensor is defective.

Rearrange the load in the tub to allow it

to balance properly. If problem persists

replace the sensor.

• Malfunction in Heater system. Check the heater and wire.

POWER FAIL RECOVERY

HEATER

POWER FAIL RECOVERY

In case of power failure, the machine stops running but the time display remains on, showing the time just

before power failure.

DEFAULT WASHER SETTINGS

Default Settings Default

Wash Time 31 Minutes

Rinse Time 17 Minutes

Spin Time 11 Minutes

Rinsing times Twice

Coin #1 Value 0.1

Vend Price 2.00

Top Spin speed 1000 rpm

SPECIFICATIONS

Model

Power supply 220-240 V~ , 50 Hz , 3200-3800 W

Size 700 mm (W) X 770 mm (D) X 983 mm (H), 1396 mm (D with door open)

Weight 87 kg

Wash capacity 10.5 kg Max load(kg) based on IEC load

Sound pressure level Less than 70 dB

Spin speed 1200 rpm max.

Permissible water pressure 1.0-10.0 kgf/cm² (0.1-1.0 MPa)

NOTE

• Specifications subject to change by manufacturer.

• RPM depends on the selected cycle and load type.

• Price setting varies by country.

• Set your country from

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country is EUK)

WIRING DIAGRAM

Single type : CWG27MSOHS/CWG27MSQHS/CWG27MSCHS

SUB PCB

ATOMI

-ZING

BLEACH

MAIN

HOT

MOTOR

COIN DROP SIGNAL

OPTION2

COIN DROP VCC

<NOTE>

THERMISTOR

PRESSURE

SWITCH

DRAIN

PUMP

SOLE

NOID

INLET VALVE

NOISE

FILTER

WASHING HEATER

CARD READER

OPTION1

EXTERNAL FUSE

CIRCULATION

PUMP

AUTO DOSING

SYSTEM

DOOR LOCK SWITCH

VIBRATION

SENSOR

FUSE

DISPLAY PWB

CENTRAL

PAYMENT

CON1

SKY

YL YL

OR OR

SKY

BL BL

WH WH

SKY

WH GY GY

MAIN PWB

WHYL

NA NA

WH WH

BL WH

WHRD

GN/YL

V W

SLOT

LOCK

SENSOR

NA NA

RD BL BL

#250 TERMINAL

#250 TERMINAL + HOUSING

PIN CONNECTOR

RING TERMINAL GROUND

Base/Line

n n

PWB

REACTOR

SKY

GN/YL

NEUTRAL

EARTH

LIVE

GN/YL

FUSE

Wi-Fi

WIRING DIAGRAM

HEATER

Stack type : CWG27MDOHS/CWG27MDQHS/CWG27MDCHS

SUB PCB

BLEACH

ATOMI

-ZING

SOFTE

-NER

MAIN

HOT

MOTOR

COIN DROP SIGNAL

OPTION2

COIN DROP VCC

<NOTE>

THERMISTOR

PRESSURE

SWITCH

DRAIN

PUMP

SOLE

NOID

INLET VALVE

NOISE

FILTER

WASHING HEATER

CARD READER

OPTION1

EXTERNAL FUSE

CIRCULATION

PUMP

AUTO DOSING

SYSTEM

DOOR LOCK SWITCH

VIBRATION

SENSOR

FUSE

DISPLAY PWB

CENTRAL

PAYMENT

CON1

SKY

YL YL

OR OR

SKY

BL BL

WH WH

SKY

WH GY GY

MAIN PWB

WHYL

NA NA

WH WH

BL WH

WHRD

GN/YL

V W

SLOT

LOCK

SENSOR

NA NA

RD BL BL

#250 TERMINAL

#250 TERMINAL + HOUSING

PIN CONNECTOR

RING TERMINAL GROUND

Base/Line

n n

PWB

REACTOR

SKY

GN/YL

NEUTRAL

EARTH

LIVE

GN/YL

FUSE

Wi-Fi

Memo

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES .........................................................3

Parts ..................................................................................................................3

Accessories .......................................................................................................3

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES ......................................................4

Coin type ...........................................................................................................4

OPL type ...........................................................................................................4

Card type...........................................................................................................5

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................7

Checking and choosing the proper location ......................................................7

Unpacking and removing shipping bolts ...........................................................8

Connecting the water lines ................................................................................9

Connecting the drain line ................................................................................10

Leveling the washing machine ........................................................................11

PREPARATION .............................................................................12

Precautions for fabric care before wash cycle ................................................12

Fabric care labels ............................................................................................13

Sorting laundry ................................................................................................13

How to wash better .........................................................................................13

Laundry loading guide .....................................................................................14

About the dispenser ........................................................................................14

Loading the dispenser .....................................................................................15

OPERATING YOUR WASHER .....................................................16

PROGRAMMING MODE ...............................................................17

Structure of Programming mode – Card / Coin type .......................................18

Structure of Programming mode – OPL type ..................................................19

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE ......................................20

Setup Mode :

(display) .......................................................................20

PROGRAMING MODE – TEST MODE .........................................74

Diagnostic tests: (display) .....................................................................74

PROGRAMING MODE – COLLECT MODE .................................82

Collect information data :

(display) .....................................................82

Collect Mode Data lists ...................................................................................82

This manual may contain images or content

different from the model you purchased.

This manual is subject to revision by the

manufacturer.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SMART FUNCTIONS ....................................................................84

Open Source Software Notice Information......................................................84

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................85

Care after wash ...............................................................................................85

ERROR MODE ..............................................................................89

POWER FAIL RECOVERY ...........................................................90

DEFAULT WASHER SETTINGS ..................................................90

SPECIFICATIONS .........................................................................90

WIRING DIAGRAM .......................................................................91

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

NON HEATER

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Parts

Detergent

dispenser

(for single

model)

Detergent dispenser

drawer (for stack

model)

Control

panel

Power cord

Drain hose

Door seal

Tub

Leveling feet

Drain pump filter cover

Drain pump filter

Drain hose

Door Magnet

Door Plunger

(see page 2)

Water

inlets

Shipping

bolts

Accessories

Hot and Cold Water

Hoses

Non-skid pads

Caps (4) (for covering

shipping bolt holes)

Wrench (for removing

shipping bolts and

adjusting leveling feet)

Hole cap (5) (for

securing auto dosing

hole)

Tie Strap (for securing

drain hose)

Elbow Bracket (for

securing drain hose)

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

Coin type

- Side by side

- Stack

OPL type

- Side by side

- Stack

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

NON HEATER

Card type

- Side by side

- Stack

Display LED

Cycle button

Optional function button

Start/Pause button

Status LED

CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

Cycle button

Start/Pause button Optional function button

Display LEDStatus LED

Display LED

The display shows the vend price and remaining

time and programming options. Error codes are

also displayed here.

Cycle Buttons

Press the CYCLE buttons to select the desired

cycle based on laundry types and conditions.

Hot

Use this cycle for heavily soiled loads.

Hygiene

Use this cycle to reduce laundry bacteria by using

heater.

Warm

Use this cycle for loads with moderately heavy soil.

Cold

Use this cycle for loads with normal soil.

Delicates

Use this cycle to wash sensitive fabrics that can be

easily damaged.

Optional function button

Add Super Wash: Wash time or rinse cycle can

be added when additional coin is inserted or a

valid cash card is entered.

Custom Program: Customized cycle program can

be used. Only available in OPL type.

Start/Pause button

The Start/Pause LED flashes when the full vend

price has been satisfied and the cycle has been

chosen.

Status LED

LED Description

Wash

LED flashes whenever

the Washing cycle is in

operation.

Rinse

LED flashes whenever

the Rinsing cycle is in

operation.

Spin

LED flashes whenever

the Spinning cycle is in

operation.

Door Lock

LED flashes whenever

the door lock is activated.

Wi-Fi

LED flashes when the

Wi-Fi is connecting.

LED stays lit when the

Wi-Fi is connected.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

NON HEATER

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Checking and choosing

the proper location

Install the washing machine on a solid concrete

cement that is strong and rigid enough to support

the weight of the washing machine, even when

fully loaded, without flexing or bouncing. If the floor

has too much flex, you may need to reinforce it to

make it more rigid. If the floor is not solid, it may

cause severe vibration and noise.

Clean the floor before installation.

− Make sure to select solid and smooth

ground.

Two or more people are needed for moving

and unpacking the washing machine.

Allow for sufficient space between the walls

and the washing machine for installation.

Space requirements

You must allow sufficient space for water lines, the

drain line, and airflow.

NOTE

• Be sure to allow for wall, door, or floor moldings

that may increase the required clearances.

WARNING

• Certain internal parts are intentionally

not grounded and may present a risk of

electric shock only during servicing. Service

personnel - Do not contact the following

parts while the appliance is energized:

pump, valve, motor, control board.

Installing on a floor

77 cm

10 cm

139.6 cm

62.6 cm

98.3 cm

2.5 cm 2.5 cm

70 cm

NOTE

• The floor must be strong and rigid enough to

support the weight of the washer, when fully

loaded, without flexing or bouncing. If your floor

has too much flex, you may need to reinforce

it to make it more rigid. A floor that is adequate

for a top-loading washer may not be rigid

enough for a front loading washer, due to the

difference in the spin speed and direction. If the

floor is not solid, your washer may vibrate and

you may hear and feel the vibration throughout

your house.

• Before installing the washer, make sure the

floor is clean, dry and free of dust, dirt, water

and oils so the washer feet can not slide easily.

Leveling feet that can move or slide on the floor

can contribute to excess vibration and noise

due to poor contact with the floor.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Unpacking and removing

shipping bolts

When removing the washer from the carton

base, be sure to remove the foam drum support

in the middle of the carton base. If you must lay

the washer down to remove the base packaging

materials, always lay it carefully on its side.

DO NOT lay the washer on its front or back.

Carton Base Foam Tub Support

Remove the bottom two shipping bolts

with the wrench (included) to fully loosen

all four shipping bolts by turning them

counterclockwise and then pulling them out.

Shipping

bolt

Retainer

Locate the four hole caps included in the

accessory pack and install them in the

shipping bolt holes.

Cap

NOTE

• Save the bolt assemblies for future use. To

prevent damage to internal components, DO

NOT transport the washer without reinstalling

the shipping bolts.

• Failure to remove shipping bolts and retainers

may cause severe vibration and noise, which

can lead to permanent damage to the washer.

The cord is secured to the back of the washer

with a shipping bolt to help prevent operation

with shipping bolts in place.

Installing Hole cap

Take the hole cap out from manual bag.

Hole cap

Insert the hole cap (4 pieces) into hose

connect in back of the machine.

NOTE

• In case of using auto dosing feature, inserting

hole cap is unnecessary.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

NON HEATER

Connecting the water lines

Check the rubber seals on both sides of the

hose.

− Insert a rubber seal into the threaded fittings

on each hose to prevent leaking.

Connect the water supply hoses to the HOT

and COLD water faucets tightly by hand and

then tighten another 2/3 turn with pliers.

− Connect the blue hose to a cold water

faucet and the red hose to a hot water

faucet.

WARNING

• Do not overtighten. Damage to the

coupling can result.

After connecting inlet hose to water faucets,

turn on the water faucets to flush out foreign

substances (dirt, sand, sawdust) in the water

lines. Let water drain into a bucket, and check

the water temperature.

Connect the hoses to the water inlets tightly

by hand and then tighten another 2/3 turn with

pliers.

− Connect the blue hose to the cold water

inlet and the red hose to the hot water inlet.

WARNING

• Do not overtighten the hoses.

Overtightening can damage the valves

resulting in leaking and property damage.

Check for leaks by turning on the faucets.

− If water leaks, check steps 1 to 4 again.

NOTE

• For your safety, and for extended product

life, use only authorized components. The

manufacturer is not responsible for product

malfunction or accidents caused by the use of

separately purchased unauthorized parts.

• Use new hoses when you install the washing

machine. Do not reuse old hoses. Use only the

inlet hoses provided with the washer. LG does

not recommend the use of aftermarket hoses.

• Periodically check the hoses for cracks, leaks

and wear, and replace the hoses every 5 years.

• Do not stretch the water hoses intentionally,

and make sure that they are not crushed by

other objects.

• Water supply pressure must be between 1.0

kgf/cm² and 10.0 kgf/cm² (100~1000 KPa). If

the water supply pressure is more than 10.0

kgf/cm², a pressure reducing valve must be

installed.

• To provide optimum washing performance the

hot water temperature should be set at 120-

135°F (48-57°C) and the cold at 60°F (15°C).

Rubber seal

Water hose

(To faucet)

Water hose (To water

inlet on the washing

machine)

Cold

water

inlet

Hot water

inlet

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Connecting the drain line

Secure the drain hose in place to prevent moving

and leaking.

NOTE

• The drain hose should be properly secured.

Failure to properly secure the drain hose can

result in flooding and malfunction.

• Total height of the hose end should not exceed

100.0 cm from the bottom of the washer.

• The drain must be installed in accordance with

any applicable local codes and regulations.

• Make sure that the water lines are not

stretched, pinched, crushed, or kinked.

Using a standpipe

Clip the end of the hose into the elbow

bracket.

− Connect the elbow bracket within 10 cm

from the end of the drain hose. If the drain

hose is extended more than 10 cm beyond

the end of the elbow bracket, mold or

microorganisms could spread to the inside

of the washer.

No more

than 10 cm

Elbow Bracket

Insert the end of the drain hose into the

standpipe.

Elbow Bracket

Drain Hose

Use a tie strap to secure the drain hose in

place.

Using a laundry tub

Clip the end of the hose into the elbow

bracket.

− Connect the elbow bracket within 10 cm

from the end of the drain hose. If the drain

hose is extended more than 10 cm beyond

the end of the elbow bracket, mold, or

microorganisms could spread to the inside

of the washer.

No more

than 10 cm

Elbow Bracket

Hang the end of the drain hose over the side

of the laundry tub.

Elbow Bracket

max.

1.0 m

max.

1.0 m

Laundry Tub

Drain Hose

Tie Strap

Use a tie strap to secure the drain hose in

place.

Connecting the auto dosing

Unscrew the 2 screws on the protective cover

and remove the cover.

Connect the auto dosing harness from

Accessory parts.

NOTE

• The voltage of the auto dosing machine should

be the same as the washer’s voltage.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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Leveling the washing

machine

The washer tub of your new washing machine

spins at very high speeds. To minimize vibration,

noise, and unwanted movement, the floor must be

perfectly level and solid.

Check the washing machine’s level.

− Check the precise level by rocking the top

edges of the washing machine or placing

a level on the washing machine. The slope

beneath the washing machine must not

exceed 1°, and all four leveling feet must

rest firmly on the floor.

1°

Level

Turn the lower leveling feet clockwise to level

the washing machine.

− Turning the lower leveling feet clockwise

raises the washing machine.

Raise

Turn the locknuts counterclockwise and

tighten them when the washing machine is

level.

Tighten all 4 lock

nuts securely using

the wrench.

Check the washing machine’s level again.

− Push or rock the top edges of the washing

machine gently to make sure that the

washing machine does not rock.

− If the washing machine rocks, repeat steps

1 to 3.

WARNING

• Using the washing machine without leveling,

it may result in malfunction caused by the

production of excess vibration and noise.

• Use the leveling feet only when you level

the washing machine. If you raise the

leveling feet unnecessarily, it may cause

abnormal ibration of the washing machine.

Using non-skid pads (optional)

If you install the washing machine on a slippery

surface, it may move because of excessive

vibration. Incorrect leveling may cause malfunction

through noise and vibration. In the event of this,

lay the non-skid pads under the leveling feet and

adjust the level.

Clean the floor to attach the non-skid pads.

− Use a dry rag to remove and clean foreign

objects or moisture. If moisture remains, the

non-skid pads may slip.

Adjust the level after placing the washing

machine in the installation area.

Place the adhesive side of the non-skid pad

on the floor.

− It is most effective to install the non-skid

pads under the front legs. If it is hard to

place the pads under the front legs, place

them under the back legs.

This side up

Remove

backing

Adhesive

side

Check the washing machine’s level again.

− Push or rock the top edges of the washing

machine gently to make sure that the

washing machine does not rock. If the

washing machine rocks, level the washing

machine again.

PREPARATION

• Check all pockets to make sure that they are

empty.

− Items such as clips, matches, pens, coins,

and keys can damage both your washer and

your clothes.

• Close zippers, hooks, and drawstrings to

prevent these items from snagging or tangling

on other clothes.

• Pretreat heavily stained areas before washing.

− Doing so will produce clean, stain-free

results.

• Combine large and small items in a load. Load

large items first.

• The washer can be fully loaded, but the drum

should not be tightly packed with items.

− The door of the washer should close easily.

• Do not wash waterproof clothes.

− This may cause abnormal vibration or may

cause the load to bounce, which could

damage the tub.

• Check if there are any other foreign objects in

the door seal and take extra care that clothes

do not get caught there.

− Foreign objects in the door seal may stain

clothes, and water may leak if clothes get

caught in the door seal.

• Wash underwear or small, light items in a

laundry net.

− Small, light items may get caught in the door

seal, and a brassiere hook may damage

other items or the tub.

• Brush heavy soil, dust, or hair off fabrics before

washing.

− Laundry may not wash clean if there is dirt or

sand on the fabrics, or they may be damaged

due to particles rubbing against sheer fabrics.

• Wash blankets individually.

− Washing more than one blanket together

may produce unclean results due to tangling

or an unbalanced load.

• Always separate fabrics according to their

colors and wash them separately to prevent

colors from running.

− Fabrics may damage or become stained

due to fabric dyes running or due to foreign

objects transferring from one fabric to

another.

PREPARATION

Precautions for fabric care before wash cycle

Read and observe the following to prevent shrinkage or damage to clothes.

PREPARATION

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Fabric care labels

Most articles of clothing feature fabric care labels

that include instructions for proper care.

Category Label Directions

Washing

Hand Wash

Machine Wash, Normal

Cycle

Use Permanent Press/

Wrinkle Resistant

washing machine

setting (which has

a cool down or cold

spray before the

reduced spin)

Use Gentle/Delicate

washing machine

setting (slow agitation

and/ or reduced wash

time).

Do Not Wash

Do Not Wring

Water

Temperature

Hot

Warm

Cold/Cool

Bleach

symbols

Any Bleach (When

Needed)

Only Non-Chlorine

Bleach (When Needed)

Do Not Bleach

Sorting laundry

It is recommended that you sort laundry into

similar loads that are washable in the same cycle.

Refer to the following chart for sorting clothes

Colors Whites / Lights / Darks

Soil Heavy / Normal / Light

Fabric

Delicates / Easy Care / Sturdy

Cottons

Lint Lint Producers / Lint Collectors

How to wash better

It is recommended to follow the below guide for

better wash performance.

Load Type

Recommended

Capacity

How to Wash

Better

Everyday

Clothes

Less Than

10kg

Frontload

washers use

dropping

action for wash

performance.

Therefore,

it is better

to NOT fully

load the drum.

Oversudsing

also prevents

efficient wash

performance.

Blanket Less Than 7kg

Do not use 2

blankets with

big differences

in size.

It may not

extract properly.

Use similar-

sized blankets.

Bed Sheets Less Than 7kg

Any Bleach

(When Needed)

Carpet/Rug Do Not Use

Only Non-

Chlorine Bleach

(When Needed)

Footwear Do Not Use Do Not Bleach

Pillow Do Not Use

PREPARATION

Laundry loading guide

Loading your laundry following the below guide

will help to increase the lifetime and wash

performance of the washer

• Single items or mixed items that include large

items should be less than half of the maximum

capacity(dry condition).

− Single items : Consists only of one type of

garment, such as 5kg of towel.

− Mixed items : Consists of various types of

garments.

− Large item : bed linen/sheet, bath sheet, bath

towel, and blanket.

• Mixed items (without large items) should

only be loaded up to 2/3 of the drum for

optimal performance.

NOTE

• Do not overload as this reduces cleaning

efficiency and causes gasket wear.

About the dispenser

The automatic dispenser consists of three

compartments which hold:

• Liquid chlorine bleach.

• Liquid fabric softener.

• Liquid and powdered detergent and colorsafe

bleach for main wash.

All laundry products can be added at once in their

respective dispenser compartments. They will be

dispensed at the appropriate time for the most

effective cleaning.

After adding the laundry products to the dispenser,

close the dispenser cover.

To add detergent, bleach, and fabric softener to

the automatic dispenser:

Open the dispenser cover.

Load the laundry products into the appropriate

compartments.

Slowly close the dispenser cover to avoid

early dispensing of the laundry products.

NOTE

• It is normal for a small amount of water to

remain in the dispenser compartments at the

end of the cycle.

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Loading the dispenser

Main Wash Detergent Compartment

This compartment holds laundry detergent for the

main wash cycle, which is added to the load at the

beginning of the cycle.

Follow the detergent manufacturer’s instructions

with respect to the amount of detergent to use, and

never use more than the recommended amount.

Using too much detergent can result in detergent

buildup in clothing and the washer. Either

powdered or liquid detergent may be used.

NOTE

• Liquid or powdered color-safe bleach may be

added to the main wash compartment with

detergent of the same type.

- Single model -

Liquid Fabric Softener

Compartment

Liquid Chlorine

Bleach Compartment

Main Wash

Detergent

Compartment

- Stack model -

Liquid Fabric Softener

Compartment

Liquid Chlorine

Bleach Compartment

Main Wash Detergent

Compartment

Liquid Bleach Compartment

This compartment holds liquid chlorine bleach,

which will be dispensed automatically at the proper

time during the wash cycle.

NOTE

• Do not add powdered or liquid color-safe

bleach to this compartment.

• Always follow the manufacturer’s

recommendations when adding bleach. Do not

exceed the maximum fill line. Using too much

bleach can damage fabrics.

• Never pour undiluted liquid chlorine bleach

directly onto the load or into the drum. Fabric

damage can occur.

Fabric Softener Compartment

This compartment holds liquid fabric softener,

which will be automatically dispensed during the

final rinse cycle.

NOTE

• Always follow the manufacturer’s

recommendations when adding fabric softener.

Do not exceed the maximum fill line. Using

too much fabric softener may result in stained

clothes.

• Dilute concentrated fabric softeners with warm

water. Do not exceed the maximum fill line.

• Never pour fabric softener directly onto the load

or into the drum.

• Do not add the fabric softener sheets to this

compartment.

• Do not add ‘fabric sheet softener’ into the

dispenser draw as it is likely to cause water

to leak out. If ‘fabric sheet softener’ has been

added, please pull out the dispenser draw and

remove.

OPERATING YOUR WASHER

Ready mode

− All types of machines show ‘PUSH’

NOTE

• Price setting varies by country

• Set your country from

mode

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country

is EUK)

Select the cycle

Press the desired button and the display will show

you the price of the cycle.(You cannot change the

cycle while the machine is running.)

• Add Super Wash (Optional, only in Coin/Card

type)Wash time or rinse cycle can be added

when additional coin is inserted, or a valid cash

card is entered.

• Select cycles designed for different types

of fabric and soil levels.

CYCLE Fabric type

Wash/Rinse

Temp.

Hot,

Hygiene

Cotton, linen,

towels, shirts,

sheets

Hot / Cold

Warm

Cotton, mixed

loads, work clothes,

jeans, shirts

Warm / Cold

Cold

Cotton, dress shirts,

pants, wrinkle-free

clothing, cotton/

poly blend clothing,

tablecloths

Cold / Cold

Delicates

Dress shirts,

blouses, nylons,

sheer or lacey

garments

Cold / Cold

NOTE

• When the card balance is insufficient, machine

displays

and the card balance.

Insert Coin/Card (Not for OPL type)

Insert a sufficient amount of change that is more

than the programmed vend price for the selected

cycle.Insert a card that has a sufficient balance.

The card balance should be more than the

programmed vend price for the selected cycle.

Change cycle

You can not change the cycle while the machine

is running.

Cycle finish

The machine stops and the display shows ‘End’

with beep sound.

* Do not work any button when a cycle is in

progress.

WARNING

• To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or

injury to persons, read the IMPORTANT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS before

operating this appliance.

OPERATING YOUR WASHER

PROGRAMMING MODE

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PROGRAMMING MODE

: You can check machine information or change setting on Program setup, collect information data,

Diagnostic test.

There are two methods that you can enter programming mode.

How to enter Programming mode:

• Coin type – Turn on/off the toggle switch.

• Card type – Insert the service card.

• All types –

Press the 1st & 3rd button at the same time.

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle numbers. Then,

press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press the Start button to finish password input.

* Default Password : 3000

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Start

Coin Vault

Openings close

Coin Box Key

- Coin type - - OPL type -

NOTE

• If you turn on the power without connecting meter case for the first time, the machine display

• When the machine is shipped from the factory, it is set in the coin type. You can change Card/Coin

type by button. (For more information refer to SETUP mode.)

• The machine will display PUSH for OPL type

• Price setting varies by country

• Set your country from

mode (Refer How to enter the )

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country is EUK)

PROGRAMMING MODE

Structure of Programming mode – Card / Coin type

Algorithm flow chart shows how to control the programming mode.

Before program set, check the structure of the programming mode.

Turn on/off toggle switch or Insert service card, for entering set up mode (or follow OPL type

instructions).

Press Hot button to move to the upper level.

Press Warm (+) or Cold (-) button if you want to be at the same level.

Press Start button to enter the details of Set up or Diagnostic Tests.

is to set price value, time value, vend type, etc.

consists of line test, reset, free cycle, and kill cycle.

is to collect the usage data.

NOTE

• Do not use

, . (It is used only in inspecting the machine.)

• Price setting varies by country

• Set your country from

mode (Refer How to enter the )

•

This function is for Card type only.

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country is EUK)

PROGRAMMING MODE

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Structure of Programming mode – OPL type

Algorithm flow chart shows how to control the programming mode.

Before program set, check the structure of the programming mode.

Turn on/off toggle switch or Insert service card, for entering set up mode (or follow OPL type

instructions).

Press Hot button to move to the upper level.

Press Warm (+) or Cold (-) button if you want to be at the same level.

Press Start button to enter the details of Set up or Diagnostic Tests.

is to set price value, time value, vend type, etc.

consists of line test, reset, free cycle, and kill cycle.

is to collect the usage data.

NOTE

• Do not use

, . (It is used only in inspecting the machine.)

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

Setup Mode :

(display)

You can change washer vend price, cycle time, and cycle parameters, etc.

How to enter Programming mode:

• Coin type – Turn on/off the toggle switch.

• Card type – Insert the service card.

• All types –

Press the 1st & 3rd button at the same time.

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle numbers. Then,

press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press the Start button to finish password input.

* Default Password : 3000

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Start

1. Regular Price Setup

How to set regular prices for all/each course.

Regular Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Start button to select :

1st button to go back a step :

2nd button move up :

3rd button move to down :

Press Start to set the price The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

• ALL is to select the default prices for all the

courses at once.

• Select individual price for COS1~6.

• COS1 : Hot

• COS2 : Warm

• COS3 : Cold

• COS4 : Delicates

• COS5, COS6 : Heater model only

* Individual course prices are prioritized above

− Set your currency type using

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2. Special Price Setup

How to set special prices for all/each course.

Special Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

• ALL is to select the default prices for all the

courses at once.

• Select individual price for COS1~6.

• COS1 : Hot

• COS2 : Warm

• COS3 : Cold

• COS4 : Delicates

• COS5, COS6 : Heater model only

* Individual course prices are prioritized above

− Set your currency type using

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

3. Add Super Wash Price Setup

How to set Add Super Wash Price.

* Add Super Wash is used to add extra wash, rinse, or both (only in Pay type).

Add Super Wash Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

− Set your currency type using

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

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4. Auto Dosing Price Setup

How to set Auto Dosing Price.

* Auto dosing is used to inject detergent/chemicals using external pumps (only in Pay type).

Auto Dosing Price Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.00~10.00

• Increments : 0.1

− Set your currency type using

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

5. Features of the Machine (1st Set)

How to set up Features of the Machine. There are multiple setup features under .

Features of the Machine (1st Set) Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set sub-function

NOTE

: Special price day enable or disable

: Easy entry payment cycle kill enable or disable

: Maximum rpm limit enable or disable

: Twin spray enable or disable

: Pause function enable or disable

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5-1. Special Price Day Setup

Special Price Day Setup can be used to enable/disable the use of special prices.

Special Price Day Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

5-2. Easy Entry Payment Cycle Kill Setup

Easy entry cycle kill can be enabled or disabled in the payment cycle

Easy Entry Payment Cycle Kill Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

Shortcut key not available

Shortcut key available

• Shortcut key : Press and hold the start button for at least 3 seconds.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

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5-3. Max RPM Limit Setup

Max RPM Limit Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to limit the max RPM during spin

process.

Max RPM Limitation Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

If enabled, the max RPM will adjust according to the laundry load.

Max RPM will be reduced for highly unbalanced loads.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

5-4. Twin Spray Setup

Twin Spray Setup can be used to enable/disable water circulation during tumble.

Twin Spray Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

For better wash performance, twin spray pumps up water from the bottom of the tub to spray soapy water

on laundry while tumbling.

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5-5. Pause Function Setup

Pause Function Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to pause the cycle when pressing

the start/pause button.

Pause Function Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

6. Features of the Machine (2nd Set)

How to set up features of the machine. There are multiple setup features under .

Features of the Machine (2nd Set) Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: 5th button fuction select (Add super wash or Auto dosing charging)

: Add super wash enable or disable

: Auto dosing function enable or disable

: Add super wash type

: Tub clean load detection enable or disable

: Tub clean heater usage enable or disable

: Tub clean easy entry function enable or disable

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6-1. 5th Button Type Setup

5th Button Type Setup can be used to set the function of the 5th button.

5th Button Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set sub-fuction Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

Setting to

will make the 5th button function as Add Super Wash.

Setting to

will make the 5th button function as payment for auto dosing.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

6-2. Add Super Wash Setup

Add Super Wash Setup can be used to enable/disable the super wash function.

* Add Super Wash is used to add extra wash, rinse, or both (only used in Pay type).

Add Super Wash Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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6-3. Auto Dosing Setup

Auto Dosing Setup can be used to enable/disable the Auto dosing function.

Auto Dosing Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

6-4. Add Super Wash Type Setup

Add Super Wash Type Setup can be used to add extra wash cycle, rinse cycle, or both.

Add Super Wash Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set sub-fuction The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

: Both (Increase wash time and rinse once more)

: Increase wash time

: Rinse once more

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

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6-5. Tub Clean Load Detection Setup

Tub Clean Load Detection Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to detect laundry load

during tub clean. If enabled, the washer will detect whether or not a load is present in the washer.

Tub Clean Load Detection Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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6-6. Tub Clean Heater Setup

Tub Clean Heater Setup can be used to enable/disable the ability to use the heater during tub clean.

If enabled, the heater will be used for the tub clean.

Tub Clean Heater Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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6-7. Tub Clean Button Setup

Tub Clean Button Setup can be used to enable/disable the easy entry function for the new tub clean

Tub Clean Button Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

Shortcut key not available

Shortcut key available (Press and hold 1st and 2nd button in same time)

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7. Features of the Machine (3rd Set)

How to set up features of the machine. There are multiple setup features under .

Features of the Machine (3rd Set) Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: Spin type

: Spin only easy entry function enable or disable

: Initial tub clean enable or disable

: quick mode enable or disable

: Hygiene Course enable or disable

: UE Error enable or disable

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7-1. Spin Type Setup

Spin Type Setup can be used to select spin type between multi-housing type and coin laundry type.

Spin Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set spin type The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

Vibration is lower than Coin type, but spin entry time may be longer. This setting is recommended for

locations with bad flooring conditions, such as apartments or dormitories.

Vibration is higher than Multi type, but spin entry time will be shorter. This setting is recommended for

locations with good flooring conditions, such as laundromats.

• Long spin entry time means an increase in total cycle time.

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7-2. Spin Only Easy Entry Setup

Spin Only Easy Entry Setup can be used to enable/disable the easy entry function for the spin only.

Spin Only Easy Entry Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• In the case when the washer completes a cycle but the clothes are still very wet, the spin only feature

will be activated and ready for use.

• This condition is based on the program of the machine, in some cases it may not be available. Even if

the spin only is not available to the customer after a load, it does not mean the washer requires service.

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7-3. How to use Spin only easy entry

When the washer completes a cycle but the clothes are still very wet, please run a spin only cycle

using the easy entry function.

Spin only easy entry Display

Press and hold 5th button for at

least 3 seconds.

Display shows

if the function is

activated.

Press start button

Display will show the remaining time and the

Spin only cycle starts.

When the Spin only cycle is finished,

displayed with beeping.

Go back to ready mode.

NOTE

• There will be no visible indication even when the Spin Only Easy Entry function becomes activated. The

machine will be in ready/idle mode.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

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7-4. Pre clean button setup

Pre clean button setup can be used to enable/disable button that entry a short tub wash cycle.

Pre clean button setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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7-5. How to use Pre clean

When the customer or manager want to use short wash the tub before the cycle, please run a pre clean cycle.

Pre clean entry Display

Press and hold 1st button for at

least 3 seconds.

Display shows

if the function is

activated.

Press start button

Display will show the remaining time and the

Spin only cycle starts.

When the Spin only cycle is finished,

displayed with beeping.

Go back to ready mode.

NOTE

• There will be no visible indication even when the Pre clean becomes activated. The machine will be in

ready/idle mode.

• After one cycle, additional cycles are not possible continuously.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

−

type: PUSH is displayed.

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7-6. quick mode setup

Quick mode setup can be used to enable/disable the use quick cycle.

quick mode setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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7-7. hygiene cycle button setup

hygiene cycle button setup can be used to set the function of the 1st button.

hygiene cycle button setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

Setting

to will make the 1th button function as Hygiene cycle.

Setting

to will make the 1th button function as Hot cycle.

The hygiene cycle is a heating cycle that, like tub clean cycle, may shut down if several units are operated

simultaneously.

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7-8. UE Error Display Setup

The UE error display set up is used to enable or disable the UE function.

UE Error Display Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

•

UE will not displayed.

•

UE will be displayed If the spin entry is failed within displayed time+cut off time( ). After UE

is displayed press the start button one time and the machine will return to standby mode. The spin only

entry feature will be active for this cycle following a UE. Refer to 7-3 of this manual on how to use the

Spin only easy entry feature.

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8. Special Price Day Setup

Special Price Day Setup can be used to select which days to apply special prices.

Special Price Day Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next menu setting will be displayed.

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9. Special Price Beginning Time Setup

Special Price Beginning Time Setup can be used to set the start time of special prices.

Special Price Beginning Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Make sure to set up the Time feature before using this feature.

• Range : 0~23 hr

• Increments : 1

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10. Special Price Ending Time Setup

Special Price Ending Time Setup can be used to set the end time for special prices.

Special Price Ending Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 1~24 hr

• Increments : 1

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11. Prewash Time Setup

Prewash Time Setup can be used to set the time for prewash.

Prewash Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set option The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

: Prewash available( : disable / : enable)

: Prewash valve( : Hot vavle / : cold valve)

−

is used only on single type model.

: Prewash time(Range : 4~8)

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12. Wash Time Setup

Wash Time Setup can be used to set the duration of the wash process.

Wash Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 5~15 min

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : Hot

• COS2 : Warm

• COS3 : Cold

• COS4 : Delicates

• COS5, COS6 : Heater model only

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13. Number of Rinses per Cycle Setup

Number of Rinses per Cycle Setup can be used to set number of rinses for one cycle.

Number of Rinses per Cycle Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number of

cycles

The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 1~5

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : Hot

• COS2 : Warm

• COS3 : Cold

• COS4 : Delicates

• COS5, COS6 : Heater model only

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14. Rinse Time Setup

Rinse Time Setup can be used to set the duration of one rinse.

Rinse Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set time The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Multiple

and to calculate total rinse process time

• Range : 8~16 min

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : Hot

• COS2 : Warm

• COS3 : Cold

• COS4 : Delicates

• COS5, COS6 : Heater model only

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15. Top Spin Speed Setup

Top Spin Speed Setup can be used to set the maximum RPM for the spin process.

Top Spin Speed Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0~6

• Increments : 1

• COS1 : Hot

• COS2 : Warm

• COS3 : Cold

• COS4 : Delicates

• COS5, COS6 : Heater model only

0 : 1200RPM

1 : 1000 RPM

2 : 900 RPM

3 : 800 RPM

4 : 700 RPM

5 : 600 RPM

6 : 500 RPM

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16. Water Level Setup

Water Level Setup can be used to set the water supply level.

Water Level Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the level The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• COS1 : Hot

• COS2 : Warm

• COS3 : Cold

• COS4 : Delicates

• COS5, COS6 : Heater model only

• Water level frequency

• High : 23.0 KHz

• Middle : 23.5 KHz

• Low : 23.8 KHz

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17. Rinse Spin Setup

Rinse Spin Setup can be used to enable/disable spin during rinse cycle.

Rinse Spin Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to enable or disable The next course setting will be displayed.

NOTE

: 1st rinse spin skip

: 2nd rinse spin skip

: 3rd rinse spin skip

: 4th rinse spin skip

: 5th, 6th rinse spin skip

6th rinse spin refers to Add super wash rinse.

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18. Drop Count Setup

Drop Count Setup can be used to set the number of drop counts. Drops occur while the machine

checks for balancing of the load as the cycle enters higher RPM.

Drop Count Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Drop counts 25~145: After dropping the selected amount of counts, UE will not occur. The cycle will

end immediately or after spinning at a low RPM.

• Drop counts 150: After dropping the selected amount of counts, UE will occur. The cycle will end after

shut down time. Refer to How to set shut down time after UE.

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19. Rinse Spin Drop Count Setup

Rinse Spin Drop Count Setup can be used to set the drop count for each rinse spin. Drops occur

while the machine checks for balancing of the load as the cycle enters higher RPM.

Rinse Spin Drop Count Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the number The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 5~15

• Increments : 1

• If unable to reach target RPM within set number of drops, cycle will continue to next step.

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20. UE Shutdown Setup

UE Shutdown Setup can be used to set the time to display UE until the cycle ends.

UE Shutdown Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0~10 min

• If

setting is disabled,

− 0 : UE will remain until user opens door, redistributes clothes, and starts up spin process again.

− 1~10 : Cycle will end after set time.

• If

setting is enabled,

− 0 : UE will remain until the “Start” button in selected.

− 1~10 : Washer returns to standby mode after the designated programmed time.

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21. Auto Dosing Pump Time Setup

Auto Dosing Pump Time Setup can be used to set the pump activation duration for each channel per

course.

Auto Dosing Pump Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time The next channel setting will be displayed.

CH Detergent Range (s) Input period

Pre-wash 0~20 Pre-wash phase

Main wash 0~20 Main wash phase

Bleach 0~10

Main wash (Remaining washing

time : 5 Minutes)

Softener 0~20 Final rinse phase

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22. Coin 1 Value Setup

Coin 1 Value Setup can be used to set the value of each coin signal received.

Coin1 Value Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the price you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0.1~10.00

• Increment : 0.1

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23. Penny Increment Pricing Offset Setup

Penny Increment Pricing Offset Setup can be used to set additional cent increase when card is

used.

Penny Increment Pricing Offset Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the price you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the price The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 0~4

•

Penny increment pricing offset is available only in card type. It hasn’t affected the coin type’s

price setting.

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24. Beep Volume Setup

Beep Volume Setup can be used to set the sound level of the machine.

Beep Volume Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the sound level The next menu setting will be displayed.

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25. Standby Return Time Setup

Standby Return Time Setup can be used to set how long the input payment is held until the machine

resets to standby mode.

Standby Return Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• 0 : Holds input payment permanently.

• 1~180 : Holds input payment for selected amount of time, then returns to standby mode.

•

: Standby return time setup is available only in coin type.

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26. Type

Type can be used to set the machine’s various type settings.

Type Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: Product type

: Currency type

: Vend type

: Card reader type

: Coin meter type

: Heater type

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26-1. Product Type Setup

Product Type Setup can be used to set the machine’s payment type (Pay or Free)

Product Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• PAY : Coin/Card

• FrEE : On Premise Laundry

• Issues may occur if certain large items are loaded after changing from Free type to Pay type.

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26-2. Currency Type Setup

Currency Type Setup can be used to set the country and its currency

Currency Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

Country (Loc1) Range Increments

England (0) 0~10.00 0.10

Australia (1) 0~10.00 1.00

USA (2) 0~9.95 0.05

China (3) 0~199 1

Korea (4) 0~9500 100

Japan (5) 0~9500 100

Canada (6) 0~9.95 0.05

Philippines (7) 0~995 5

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26-3. Vend Type Setup

Vent Type Setup can be used to set the payment type (Coin/Card/Mobile pay).

Vend Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

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26-4. Card Reader Type Setup

Card Reader Type can be used to set the card reader company.

Card Reader Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• 0 : Greenwald

• 1 : ESD

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26-5. Coin Drop Type Setup

Coin Drop Type can be used to set the coin pulse signal setting for coin drops.

Coin Drop Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• Coin pulse

• 0 : 50ms : ESD, Greenwald, Munzprufer

• 1 : 100ms : Korea

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26-6. Heater type setup

Heater type setup can be used to set machine’s tool(heater/non heater).

Heater Type Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the type Display returns to standby mode.

NOTE

• On : Heater

• OFF : Non heater

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27. Max Surpassed Cycle Time Setup

Cut off time is how long the machine can run after the display time has been reached. This feature

allows the adjustment of the cut off time between 1 and 15 minutes.

Max Surpassed Cycle Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set the time. The next menu setting will be displayed.

NOTE

• Range : 1~15 min

• Increments : 1

• The washer will try and complete the entire cycle in the allotted display time. However, in the case of

an off balance load or too much soap, the washer will use the extra cut off time to balance or remove

excess soap before ending the cycle.

PROGRAMING MODE – SETUP MODE

NON HEATER

28. Custom Program Setup

Custom Program can be used to create up to 20 different customized courses.

Custom Program Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button

Press start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the setting you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Press Start to set

NOTE

: only available in FrEE type.

: Total number of custom courses (1~20)

: Select base course

: Wash Time

: Number of Rinse per Cycle

: Rinse Time

: Top Spin Speed

: Water Level

: Rinse Spin Only, Spin Only

: Rinse Spin

: Auto Dosing Pump Time

Programing Mode – Test Mode

Diagnostic tests:

(display)

This program has been added for testing the washer and detecting errors.

How to enter Programming mode:

• Coin type – Turn on/off the toggle switch.

• Card type – Insert the service card.

• All types –

Press the 1st & 3rd button at the same time.

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle numbers. Then,

press the 4th button to move to the next digit.

Press the Start button to finish password input.

* Default Password : 3000

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Start

1. Test

Test features can be used to check and change various machine settings.

Test mode Display

Enter SVC mode

Select the feature you want

Button functions:

Start button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

NOTE

: Diagnostic Test 1

: Factory Use (Do not Use)

: Factory Reset

: Time Setting

: Courtesy Cycle

: Cycle Kill

: Password Setup

: Tub Clean Course

Programing Mode – Test Mode

NON HEATER

2. Diagnostic Test

Diagnostic Test can be used to check functionality of various machine parts.

Press Start to move through the check points.

Number of times the

Start button is pressed

Check point Display

0 Enter SVC mode

1 Turns on all lamps and locks the door

Displays

, 1U:XX,

1g:XX, 10:XX, 1C:XX

alternately (Version)

2 Tumble clockwise rpm (40~50)

3 Low speed spin rpm (600

4 High speed spin rpm (1200)

5 Inlet valve for main water turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

6 Inlet valve for hot water turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

Inlet valve for atomizing turns on (Single model)

Inlet valve for softener turns on (Stack model)

Water level frequency

(255~)

Inlet valve for bleach turns on (Single model)

Inlet valve for atomizing/bleach turns on (Stack

model)

Water level frequency

(255~)

9 Tumble counter clockwise rpm (40~50)

10 Heater turns on Displays water temperature

11 Circulation pump turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

12 Drain pump turns on

Water level frequency

(255~)

13 All lamps turn on

Displays

, 1U:XX,

1g:XX, 10:XX, 1C:XX

alternately (Version)

14 Button check

15 High speed spin rpm (1200)

PDA signal check

this function is not

applied in this machine

NOTE

• Make sure the drum is empty when diagnostic test is being performed. Do not use

• RPM notation is displayed except for the last number when it is more than a hundred.

(i.e. 1200 rpm is displayed as 120)

Programing Mode – Test Mode

3. Factory Reset

Factory Reset is used to reset the machine to default settings.

Factory Reset Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button Until display shows

Press Start button

NOTE

• All settings return to default.

• Wash time : 8 minutes

• Rinse cycle : Twice

• Top spin speed : 800 rpm

• Add Super Wash : 3 minutes extra wash and one extra rinse

• Price setting varies by country

• After Factory Reset, set your country from

mode.

Programing Mode – Test Mode

NON HEATER

4. Time Setup

Time Setup can be used to set the current year, month, day, hour, and minute.

Time Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Display shows you 2000(Year) → 0101(Month/

Date) → Sat(Day) → 0000(Time(24hr))

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the year you want (i.e.

2020)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the month you want in the

left two digits (i.e. June = 0601)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the day you want in the

right two digits (i.e. June 11th = 0611)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until display shows the hour you want (i.e.

2:00 PM = 1400)

Press Start button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button

Until displays shows the minute you want (i.e.

2:15 PM = 1415)

Press Start button

Display shows you 2000(Year) → 0101(Month/

Date) → Sat(Day) → 0000(Time(24hr))

Press 1st button Until display returns to standby mode

NOTE

• Time is displayed in military time format.

• Time Setup must be set to use Special Day Price feature.

• When the machine is powered off, Time Setup is reset to default.

Programing Mode – Test Mode

5. Courtesy Cycle

Courtesy Cycle is a free cycle given to customers for Pay Type machines.

Courtesy Cycle Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Machine is ready to use.

User can choose desired course and press

Start.

Programing Mode – Test Mode

NON HEATER

6. Kill Cycle

Kill Cycle is used to end the currently operating cycle.

Cycle Kill Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Press 2nd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Machine is ready to use.

User can choose desired course and press

Start.

NOTE

• Only works for machine that is currently operating.

• Cycle can be ended with Cycle Kill Card for Card Type machines.

• Easy entry : Press and hold the start button for at least 3 seconds.

Programing Mode – Test Mode

7. Password Setup

Password Setup can be used to change the password to enter Service mode.

Password Setup Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Button functions: Start button =

Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Input current password

Default Password : 3000

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle

numbers.

Press the 4th button to move to the next

digit.

Press Start button

Button functions: Start button =

Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Input new password (i.e. 1234)

Press the 2nd & 3rd buttons to toggle

numbers.

Press the 4th button to move to the next

digit.

Press Start button New password is set

Programing Mode – Test Mode

NON HEATER

8. Tub Clean Course

Tub Clean Course is used to clean the drum.

Tub Clean Course Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Display shows remaining time and starts the

Tub Clean Course.

NOTE

• Machine goes back to standby mode after Tub Clean Course is completed.

• Easy Entry : Press and hold the 1st button and 2nd button for at least 3 seconds.

• Display shows the default number of Tub Clean cycles to run. (Range : 1~3)

• Never load laundry when using Tub Clean Course. Laundry may be damaged or become contaminated.

• Tub Clean Course should be used every 50 cycles.

• Related functions

: Tub Clean Load Detection Setup

: Tub Clean Heater Setup

: Tub Clean Shortcut Button Setup

Programing Mode – Collect Mode

Collect information data :

(display)

The washer collects the usage data so that the owner can check various information like number of

various cycles used, how many times card or coins used, etc.

Collect Mode

Collect Mode Display

Enter SVC mode

Press 1st button

Press 2nd button or 3rd button Until display shows

Press Start button

Select the feature you want Start

button = Select

1st button = Go back a step

2nd button = Move up or

increase value

3rd button = Move down or

decrease value

Refer to the follow Collect Mode Data List

Collect Mode Data lists

No. Abbreviation Meaning Description

1 rgPr Regular Price (Default Price)

2 rgP1 Regular COS1 Price

3 rgP2 Regular COS2 Price

4 rgP3 Regular COS3 Price

5 rgP4 Regular COS4 Price

6 rgP5 Regular COS5 Price (for Heater)

7 rgP6 Regular COS6 Price (for Heater)

8 ItrC Interval Regular Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

9 Itr1 Interval Regular COS1 Cycle Count (0~65535)

10 Itr2 Interval Regular COS2 Cycle Count (0~65535)

11 Itr3 Interval Regular COS3 Cycle Count (0~65535)

12 Itr4 Interval Regular COS4 Cycle Count (0~65535)

13 Itr5 Interval Regular COS5 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

14 Itr6 Interval Regular COS6 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

15 ACrC Accumulated Regular Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

16 ACr1 Accumulated Regular COS1 Cycle Count (0~65535)

17 ACr2 Accumulated Regular COS2 Cycle Count (0~65535)

Programing Mode – Collect Mode

NON HEATER

18 ACr3 Accumulated Regular COS3 Cycle Count (0~65535)

19 ACr4 Accumulated Regular COS4 Cycle Count (0~65535)

20 ACr5 Accumulated Regular COS5 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

21 ACr6 Accumulated Regular COS6 Cycle Count (for Heater) (0~65535)

22 SCPr ‘Add Super Wash’ Price

23 ItSC Interval ‘Add Super Wash’ Usage Count (0~65535)

24 ACSC Accumulated ‘Add Super Wash’ Usage Count (0~65535)

25 AUPr ‘Auto Dosing’ Price

26 ItAU Interval ‘Auto Dosing’ Usage Count (0~65535)

27 ACAU Accumulated ‘Auto Dosing’ Usage Count (0~65535)

28 ItSU Interval ‘Courtesy Cycle’ Usage Count (0~65535)

29 ACSU Accumulated ‘Courtesy Cycle’ Usage Count (0~65535)

30 ItFC Interval ‘Token’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

31 ACFC Accumulated ‘Token’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

32 ACrt Accumulated Run Time (minutes) (0~65535)

33 Itnr Interval No Runs (0~255)

34 Ittb Interval Trouble Cycle Count (0~255)

35 ItPd Interval Power Downs (0~255)

36 Itdd Interval Unauthorized Service Door Openings (0~255)

37 ItUC Interval Unauthorized Coin Vault Openings (0~255)

38 Ittl Interval Total Income (0~65535)

39 ACtl Accumulated Total Income (0~65535)

40 IttC Interval Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

41 ACtC Accumulated Total Cycle Count (0~65535)

42 Itd Interval Money (0~65535)

43 Acd Accumulated Money (0~65535)

44 ItSd Interval ‘Add Super Wash’ Money (0~65535)

45 ACSd Accumulated ‘Add Super Wash’ Money (0~65535)

46 ItA3 Interval ‘Auto Dosing’ Money (0~65535)

47 ACA3 Accumulated ‘Auto Dosing’ Money (0~65535)

48 ACdP Accumulated ‘WaveForce’ Operations (0~65535)

49 ACtL Accumulated ‘Tub Clean Course’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

50 ACPC Accumulated ‘Pre Clean’ Cycle Count (0~65535)

NOTE

• ‘Auto Dosing’ only counts paid Auto Dosing Cycles.

• Interval Cycles are reset to 0 after data is collected with Collect Card.

• Accumulated Cycles do not count Service or Trouble Cycles.

• Price settings vary by country.

SMART FUNCTIONS

Open Source Software Notice Information

To obtain the source code under GPL, LGPL, MPL, and other open source licenses, that is contained in this

product, please visit http://opensource.lge.com. In addition to the source code, all referred license terms,

warranty disclaimers and copyright notices are available for download.

LG Electronics will also provide open source code to you on CD-ROM for a charge covering the cost of performing

such distribution (such as the cost of media, shipping, and handling) upon email request to [email protected].

This offer is valid for a period of three years after our last shipment of this product. This offer is valid to anyone in

receipt of this information.

Radio Equipment Specifications

Model

Name*1

Output

Power (Max.)

Frequency

Range

LCW-004 17.82 dBm

2412 MHz to

2472 MHz

LCW-007 17.59 dBm

*1 To identify RF module installed in the appliance, refer to the label attached to the appliance.

MAINTENANCE

NON HEATER

MAINTENANCE

Care after wash

After the cycle is finished, wipe the door and the

inside of the door seal to remove any moisture.

Leave the door open to dry the washer tub interior.

Wipe the body of the washing machine with a dry

cloth to remove any moisture

WARNING

• Unplug the washer before cleaning to

avoid the risk of electric shock. Failure to

follow this warning can cause serious injury,

fire, electrical shock, death.

• Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive

cleaners, or solvents to clean the

washer. They will damage the finish.

• Do not use volatile substances (benzene,

paint thinner, alcohol, acetone, etc.)

or detergents with strong chemical

components when cleaning the washing

machine. Doing so may cause discoloration

or damage to the machine, or it may cause

a fire.

• Certain internal parts are intentionally

not grounded and may present a risk of

electric shock only during servicing. Service

personnel - Do not contact the following

parts while the appliance is energized:

pump, valve, motor, control board.

Storing the Washer

If the washer will not be used for an extended

period of time and is in an area that could be

exposed to freezing temperatures:

Turn off water supply tap.

Disconnect hoses from water supply and drain

water from hoses.

Plug the power cord into a properly grounded

electrical outlet.

Add 1 gallon of nontoxic recreational vehicle

(RV) antifreeze to the empty wash drum. Close

door.

Unplug the power cord, dry the drum interior

with a soft cloth, and close the door.

Remove the inserts from the dispenser.

Drain any water in compartments and dry the

compartments.

Store the washer in an upright position.

To remove the antifreeze from the washer

after storage, run washer through a complete

cycle using detergent. Do not add laundry!

NOTE

• Not all of the RV antifreeze will be expelled.

• Weekly cleaning of the detergent dispenser will

ensure problem free operation.

Cleaning the Dispenser

The dispenser should be cleaned periodically

to remove buildup from detergent and other

laundry products.

- Single model -

- Stack model -

Remove the inserts from the drawer, and

clean them with warm water and a soft cloth

or brush to remove any residue or buildup.

Wipe out the inside of the drawer opening with

a damp cloth. Reassemble the drawer and

reinstall in the drawer opening.

- Single model -

- Stack model -

MAINTENANCE

NOTE

• Do not use anything other than water to clean

the drawer, inserts, and drawer opening.

Cleaning the Water Inlet Filters

Clean the water inlet filters periodically to prevent

clogging. Take extra care to clean the water inlet

filters for areas using hard water. Water may not

be supplied if there are foreign objects, such as

rust, sand, or stones in the water inlet filters.

Pull out the plug to turn off the washing

machine.

Turn off the faucets connected with the water

inlets.

Remove the water inlet hoses.

Pull out the water inlet filter.

Inlet Filter

Remove foreign objects from the water filter

inlet.

− Soak the water filter inlets in white vinegar

or a lime scale remover or use a toothbrush

to remove foreign objects and rinse

thoroughly.

Press the water filter inlets back into place.

Reattach the water lines to the washing

machine.

WARNING

• Unplug the power cord and turn off the

faucets before cleaning. Failure to do so

may cause electric shock.

• Do not use the washing machine without

the inlet filters. If you use the washing

machine without the inlet filters it will cause

leaks and malfunction.

• If you use the washing machine in an area

with hard water, the inlet filter may clog due

to lime buildup.

NOTE

• 1\E message will blink on the display when the

water pressure in the detergent drawer is weak

or an inlet filter is clogged with dirt. Clean the

inlet filter.

MAINTENANCE

NON HEATER

Cleaning the Drain Pump Filter

The washing machine fails to drain if the drain

pump filter is clogged. Periodically clean the drain

filter to prevent clogging with foreign objects.

Pull out the plug to turn off the washing

machine.

Open the drain pump filter cover.

Unclip the drain hose and remove the plug

from the drain hose to drain the remaining

water.

Twist the pump filter counterclockwise to

remove.

Clean the pump filter and opening.

Recap the plug onto the drain hose and

reattach the drain hose.

Insert the drain pump filter.

Close the drain pump filter cover.

WARNING

• Make sure to pull out the plug before

cleaning. Failure to do so may cause

electric shock.

• Opening the drain filter will result in water

overflowing if there is water in the washer

tub. Make sure to check if the water is

completely drained before opening the

drain filter.

• If you use the washing machine with the

drain filter reassembled incorrectly after

cleaning it, or if you use the machine without

the filter, it may cause leaks or malfunction

of the washing machine.

NOTE

• OE message will blink when the drain pump

filter is clogged with dirt. Clean the drain pump

filter.

Cleaning the Door Seal

Clean the door seal once a month to prevent build-

up of dirt in the door seal.

Wear rubber gloves and protective goggles.

Dilute 3/4 cup (177 ml) of liquid chlorine

bleach in 1 gallon (3.8 L) of water.

Soak a sponge or a soft cloth in this diluted

solution and wipe down all around the door

seal.

Wipe any moisture with a dry towel or cloth

after cleaning.

Leave the door open to allow the door seal to

dry completely.

CAUTION

• Cleaning the door seal with an undiluted

solution may cause malfunction of the door

seal and washing machine parts.

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning the Drum, Tub Clean

Using the washing machine in a humid space for a

long period of time may lead to a buildup of black

mold and germs in the air inside the washer tub

and affect your health. If you clean the washer tub

regularly on a monthly basis using TUB CLEAN it

will keep the washer tub clean for hygienic use.

Add tub cleaner or lime scale remover into the

detergent dispenser drawer.

− Do not exceed the maximum detergent limit

line when you add it. Detergent may remain

in the washer tub after cleaning.

− When you use liquid chlorine bleach, load it

into the liquid chlorine bleach compartment.

When you use a powdered cleaner, add it

into the main wash detergent compartment.

− When you use cleaning tablets, place them

directly into the washer tub. (Do not add

cleaning tablets to the drawer.)

Do operate tub clean.

NOTE

• Never load laundry while using TUB CLEAN.

The laundry may damage or become

contaminated. Make sure to clean the washer

tub when it is empty.

• Leave the door open after finishing the laundry

to keep the tub clean.

• TUB CLEAN should be repeated monthly.

• Safely and conveniently secure the door

slightly ajar with a magnetic door plunger. This

will promote air circulation and allow the interior

of the machine to dry.

NOTE

• Wave Force process during the Rinse step

helps in maintaining tub hygiene. The tub is

cleaned by rotating the water-filled tub at an

optimized RPM.

• Wave Force is intrinsic within the Rinse step.

No additional setting is required.

• Wave Force is NOT a substitute for the TUB

CLEAN cycle. TUB CLEAN should still be

repeated monthly to maintain hygienic use.

Removing Mineral Buildup

In areas with hard water, mineral scale can form

on internal components of the washer. Periodically

clean the mineral buildup on the internal

components to extend the lifespan of the washer.

Use of a water softener is recommended in areas

with hard water.

• Use a descaler, to remove visible mineral

buildup on the washer tub.

• After descaling, always run the Tub Clean cycle

before washing clothing

• Mineral scale and other spots may be removed

from the stainless steel tub using a soft cloth

soaked in stainless steel cleaner.

• Do not use steel wool or abrasive cleaners.

ERROR MODE

NON HEATER

ERROR MODE

Meaning of Error Codes that LED displays during occurrence of

problem.

Problem Possible Cause Solution

• Water supply is not adequate in area.

• Water supply taps are not completely open.

• Water inlet hose is bent.

• The filter of the inlet hose clogged.

Check another tap in the house.

Fully open tap.

Straighten hose.

Check the filter of the inlet hose.

• Drain hose is bent or clogged.

• The drain filter is clogged.

Clean and straighten the drain hose.

Clean the drain filter.

• Load is too small.

• Load is out of balance.

• The appliance has an imbalance detection and

correction system. If individual heavy articles

are loaded (bath mat, bath robe, etc.) and the

imbalance is too great, after several attempts to

restart the spin cycle the machine will stop and

the error code will be displayed.

Add 1~2 similar items to help balance

the load.

Rearrange the load in the tub to allow it

to balance properly.

• Is the door opened or not completely closed? Close the door completely.

* If it will not open, call for service.

• Door lock is broken. Check the door switch.

• The water overfills due to a faulty water valve. Close the water tap.

Unplug the power plug.

Call for service.

• The water level sensor malfunction.

• Overload in motor. Restart the cycle after 30 minutes.

is not released, call for service.

• Disconnection of card reader cable. Check the card reader wire.

• Too much detergent is used. This is not an error. It indicates a suds

removal routine.

It will clear and restart the cycle when

the suds are gone.

• Thermistor is opened or shorted. Thermistor should be replaced.

• Out of balance sensor is defective. Sensor should be replaced.

• Load is out of balance or the out of balance

sensor is defective.

Rearrange the load in the tub to allow it

to balance properly. If problem persists

replace the sensor.

• Malfunction in Heater system. Check the heater and wire.

POWER FAIL RECOVERY

In case of power failure, the machine stops running but the time display remains on, showing the time just

before power failure.

DEFAULT WASHER SETTINGS

Default Settings Default

Wash Time 8 Minutes

Rinse Time 17 Minutes

Spin Time 11 Minutes

Rinsing times Twice

Coin #1 Value 0.1

Vend Price 2.00

Add super wash price 0.50

Top Spin speed 800 rpm

SPECIFICATIONS

Model

Power supply 220-240 V~ , 50 Hz , 3200-3800 W

Size 700 mm (W) X 770 mm (D) X 983 mm (H), 1396 mm (D with door open)

Weight 87 kg

Wash capacity 10.5 kg Max load(kg) based on IEC load

Sound pressure level Less than 70 dB

Spin speed 1200 rpm max.

Permissible water pressure 1.0-10.0 kgf/cm² (0.1-1.0 MPa)

NOTE

• Specifications subject to change by manufacturer.

• RPM depends on the selected cycle and load type.

• Price setting varies by country.

• Set your country from

• After EEPT, reset your country (Default country is EUK)

WIRING DIAGRAM

NON HEATER

WIRING DIAGRAM

Single type

SUB PCB

HOT

MOTOR

COIN DROP SIGNAL

OPTION2

COIN DROP VCC

<NOTE>

THERMISTOR

PRESSURE

SWITCH

DRAIN

PUMP

SOLE

NOID

INLET VALVE

NOISE

FILTER

POWER

CORD

CARD READER

OPTION1

EXTERNAL

FUSE

CIRCULATION

PUMP

AUTO DOSING

SYSTEM

DOOR LOCK SWITCH

VIBRATION

SENSOR

FUSE

WASHING

HEATER

DISPLAY PWB

CENTRAL

PAYMENT

CON1

Wi-Fi

SKY

YL YL

OR OR

SKY

BL BL

WH WH

SKY

WH GY GY

MAIN PWB

RD BK YL RD WH BL WHYL

NA NA

WH WH

BL WH

WH WH

GN/YL

GN/

V W

SLOT

LOCK

SENSOR

NA NA

RD BL BL

#250 TERMINAL

#250 TERMINAL + HOUSING

PIN CONNECTOR

RING TERMINAL GROUND

Base/Line

n n

PWB

REACTOR

ATOMI

-ZING

MAIN BLEACH

WIRING DIAGRAM

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