Fagor.830 Adatlap

40cm Top Loader
2005 range
Temperatures
Cotton 1 5 kg - 1300 rpm

Automatic weighing system
Spin
Synthetics Delayed
washing
Wool
Handwash Prewash Intensive Rinse plus Easy ironing MENU
Flash 30'
On / Off
Rinse
Spin
WTC1398
Start / Pause
40cm TOP LOADER – 2005 RANGE
Technical training CONTENT
1- INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................................................4
2- THE ENERGY LABEL.............................................................................................................................................5

2.1. - What you must know.........................................................................................................................................5
2.2. - Consumption level of the main appliances*......................................................................................................5
3- THE WASHING MACHINE......................................................................................................................................6
3.1. - Operating principle............................................................................................................................................6
4- INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................................7
4.1. - Identification of the reference............................................................................................................................7
4.2. - Unclamping .......................................................................................................................................................7
4.3. - Levelling ............................................................................................................................................................7
4.4. - Electrical connection .........................................................................................................................................7
4.5. - Water supply .....................................................................................................................................................7
4.6. - Draining.............................................................................................................................................................7
5- AIDED DRUM OPENING.........................................................................................................................................8
6- THE WATER RECIRCULATION .............................................................................................................................8
7- MEASURMENT OF THE WATER CONDUCTIVITY...............................................................................................8
8- FILTER CLEANING.................................................................................................................................................9
9- THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS ........................................................................................................................10
10 - OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF THE PROGRAMMING ..........................................................................................15

10.2. - Foam detection ...............................................................................................................................................18
10.3. - Temperature cut..............................................................................................................................................18
10.4. - Wash time after heating ..................................................................................................................................18
11 - N0 ECO PROGRAMMING.....................................................................................................................................19
11.1. - 600 rpm spin. ..................................................................................................................................................19
11.2. - Variable spin with or without delayed start .....................................................................................................19
11.3. - Variable spin with small LCD ..........................................................................................................................20
11.4. - Table of N0 ECO programs ............................................................................................................................20
11.5. - The block diagram for N0 ECO programming ................................................................................................21
11.6. - The test program for N0 ECO programming...................................................................................................22
11.7. - Fault codes of N0 ECO programming.............................................................................................................24
11.8. - Measurements and checks on N0 ECO boards .............................................................................................26
12 - LCD 0 AND LCD 1 PROGRAMMING .....................................................................................................................27
12.1. - Introduction .....................................................................................................................................................27
12.2. - LCD 0 (without washing sensor).....................................................................................................................27
12.3. - LCD 1 (with washing sensor) ..........................................................................................................................27
12.4. - LCD 0 and LCD 1 diagram..............................................................................................................................28
12.5. - Test program on LCD 0 and LCD 1 ................................................................................................................29
12.6. - Default codes on LCD 0 and LCD 1 ...............................................................................................................30
12.7. - Test points on the LCD 0 and LCD 1 power boards......................................................................................32
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INTRODUCTION Technical training
1- INTRODUCTION
The objective is simple: the matter is to make the dirty laundry clean. The quantity, nature, dirt level of
the laundry, the cleaning product used, or even the water hardness may act against the expected
result.
So far, all these parameters have been left to the assessment of the consumer, who alone assumed
the responsibility for poor wash. Increasingly, the new washing machines consider all these factors and
adapt :
• The mixing duration in wash
• The quantity of water and the number of rinses
• The spin duration
The new top loading washing machine provides reduction in water, energy consumption, and cycle
times while assuring A level in wash.
To perform the washing machine maintenance, the technician has to identify the cause(s) at the origin
of the consumer's claim. To do so, he/she has to make a precise diagnostic in order to adopt the
appropriate for the encountered problem.
The new top loading washing machine proposes a test program intended for the ASS. Only the
rigorous and systematic implementation of this program can definitely assure the action reliability.
A properly performed after-sales action should favour the development of customer’s loyalty to the
sales outlet, to the sign and also to the brand concerned.
The 2005 frame can be split in the 3 following technical ranges:

• N0 ECO
• LCD 0
• LCD 1
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Technical training ENERGY
2- THE ENERGY LABEL
2.1. - What you must know

Washing machine, dryer and dishwasher are three appliances
likely to weigh heavy on the electricity invoice if you choose
model poorly classified from the energetic point of view.
Washing machine and dishwasher each consume about 250
kWh a year. For a few years, the manufacturers have made
efforts on the water consumption, which has a direct effect on
the power consumption at the moment of the heating.
Initiated by the European Community, this labelling is now

compulsory in France for most household electrical appliances.
The classification from A (the most economical) to G (the most
avid on electricity), enables the consumer to locate at a glance,
the various models proposed. For washing machines, an
additional indication concerning the wash and spin,
complements the information concerning the power consumed.
This mention must appear compulsorily on all the washing

machines marketed from the 1st of January 1999.
In the particular case of a washer-dryer, two consumption

values are indicated :
• For a ‘Cotton 60°C’ wash plus two dryings
• For a ‘Cotton 60°C’ alone.
The letter of spin information is not compulsory, the water
consumption and letter of energy consumption are defined for a
cycle with two dryings.
2.2. - Consumption level of the main appliances*
Vacuum dryer (150 cycles)

Hotplate
Dishwasher (220 cycles)
Freezer
Electrical oven
Washing machine (200 cycles)
Fridge (single door)
TV screen 70cm
Microwaves oven 800W
Ironing * From E.D.F.
Vacuum cleaner
A good use of the deferred start you to benefit by off-peak periods

and, therefore, to save electricity.
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WASHING Technical training
3- THE WASHING MACHINE
3.1. - Operating principle

Dirt adheres the textile fibres with some energy to be overcome in order to get rid of it. It is, therefore,
necessary to implement the following parameters :
¾ The mechanical action

The role of the mechanical action is to make the water loaded with detergent
product circulate between laundry fibres in order to enable dirt to be detached
and carried away. This action depends on the stirring duration and rotation
rate and speed (from 35 to 50 rpm), and on the water level in the tank.
¾ The thermal action

Some fibres are to be washed at maximum temperatures not to be exceeded
if you want to obtain good results. Moreover, the action of the various
components of detergent products varies according to the temperature.
For this purpose, the washing bath will be heated progressively, so that each
of these components is more efficient.
¾ The chemical action

To the mechanical and thermal energy of the machine are added the
detergent physical-chemical and biological actions. The nature of dirt is most
varied. Each of the kinds of dirt is eliminated in a specific way. This is the
reason why washing products contain from 8 to 15 different components.
So, it is advisable to act on the washing conditions in order to facilitate the
quick removal of the various matters.
¾ The duration.
Everything is not so simple. If we detail the operation, then we notice that an essential element is
missing: the Water. In fact, without water, there is no wash. Water is primordial; with the support of the
active principles of the washing product, it will penetrate the depths of the laundry to destroy, extract,
dissolve and emulsify the dirt present on and within the laundry. It will do it all the best that the machine
will mix the laundry and heat the water.
The wash result depends thus on 4 factors simultaneously :

• The washing product
• The water
• The temperature
• The mechanics
These factors are interrelated. If you decreasing the dose of washing product for example, then it will
be necessary to increasing either the mixing (mechanical action and duration), or the temperature
(thermal action), or the volume of water. A good wash result can only be obtained if all these conditions
are respected.
The role of the drum is to make the water circulate (mechanical action) loaded with
washing product (chemical action) and heated progressively (thermal action),
between the laundry fibres in order to enable dirt to be detached and carried away.
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INSTALLATION
L’INSTALLATION
Technical training
4- INSTALLATION
4.1. - Identification of the reference
The rating plate is stuck on rear panel. The serial number is
also stuck on the back of the detergent box.
TRADEMARK
Year Week Number of order

4.2. - Unclamping
• Unscrew the 4 torx n°20 screw maintaining the transversal
bar (A)
• Unscrew the two screws n°13 blocking the tank (B)
• Fill in the holes the prevent noise (C)
4.3. - Levelling
As the machine is setting on 3 points, the ground must be
horizontal. If it is on wall to wall carpeting, the air flow must be
correct. The maximum difference between right and left mustn’t
be more than 1 cm, and mustn’t be more than 1,5 cm between
the front and the back.
4.4. - Electrical connection
Use a plug with a ground, easy to reach and protected by a 16A fuse. Never use an extension cord or
an adapter. In a bathroom, the machine must be 60cm away from a water arrival. The installation must
respect the standards of the country.
4.5. - Water supply

Machines with two valves can be supplied with hot water (maximum 60°C), which reduces the heating
duration and the cycle duration ( about 15 minutes). This option is interesting if the water is cheap.
4.6. - Draining
The draining pipe must be tied so that it doesn’t move. If the installation is not equipped with ventilated
U-bend, the joining mustn’t be air-proof. Let the air flow between the pipe and the draining hose (inside
diameter : minimum 34 mm).
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COMPONENTS Technical training
5- AIDED DRUM OPENING

Brakes, assembled to ends of door pivots, are used to provide the
consumer with smooth and non-aggressive door opening that
remains rapid (< 2 seconds).
6- THE WATER RECIRCULATION

A recirculation pump improves the laundry moistening, decreases (or even eliminates) detergent
losses and increases washing performances. The water is pumped, filtered (only one tank filter for
draining and recirculation) and sprayed onto laundry through the tank and drum (perforated around its
shaft). The recirculation is used at the beginning of cycle (during the cold mixing) to increase the
laundry impregnation by the detergent bath, and then after heating, to improve washing performances,
and lastly during rinses, to decrease the water consumption.
7- MEASURMENT OF THE WATER CONDUCTIVITY

According to some electronic programming, a sensor made of 2 small metal slats can be used in
contact with the washing bath. This sensor is located across the heating resistor base. The electronic
board delivers an alternative signal going through the 2 slats. This allows a measurement of the ions
concentration (conductivity) inside the water.
The ion concentration depends on the quantity and the kind of detergent used. This system allows the
recognition of the 3 detergent families(liquid - powder - tablets) and
eventually a powder overdose.
The measurement is made during the 3 first minutes of the cotton cycle
and during the rinse steps. Added to the load detection, it allows
adjusting the washing duration and the quantity of used water.
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Technical training COMPONENTS
8- FILTER CLEANING
For efficient recirculation, the tank filter must be cleaned each 100 cycles.
The electronic control signals the moment where this operation shall be
performed.
Before 2005 programming, it was necessary to reset by pressing the
"Start/Pause " button.
On 2005 programming, it’s not necessary to reset the cycle counter. The display of the cleaning
disappears automatically as soon as a new cycle starts. It will appear after 100 new cycles.
3 2
4
Put back the filter
5
Reset the electonic
(for old models)
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9- THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS

Designation Function Characteristics
Water valve Used to fill the washing machine and • 220/240 V~
acquire the products.
• 3,75 KΩ
• 1 way
• 8 l/mn
• Water feed pressure : 1 to 10 bar
Products dispenser The products dispenser is compatible 4 compartments :

with: • Pre-wash I (powder only)
• Standard powder
• Wash II (powder or liquid)
• Standard liquid
• Bleach
(never pre-wash with liquid washing
product) • Softener
Other types of concentrated washing Compartment filling through back

product, in tabs or in doses shall not be distributor washing product evacuation by
put in. front overflow.
(concentrated softener or bleach shall be Box removable and dismountable for

diluted) cleaning product compartments and
softener and chlorine siphons.
Water distribution Water distribution by rotary nozzle • 220/240 V~

actuated by a cam and a shaft.
• 6.5 KΩ
The cam is driven by: • Positioning contact open in all filling
RS30
A cam, with a special profile positions
(different from the distribution one), (Pre-wash, Wash, Bleach and
located in the RS30, is used to open and softener)
close a positioning contact.
• 1 revolution in 20 seconds
By means of opening and closing times
of this contact, the board knows the • No adjustment is necessary
distribution cam position.
It can thus cut the power supply to
micro-motor when the distributor is
facing the right compartment.
Distributor with plastic shaft + RS30
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Compression chamber and pressure When the water rises in tank, it also rises • Low level : 11/12
switch in compression chamber (clipped in tank • High level : 11/14
bottom) and compresses the air that acts • Safety : 11/16
on the pressure switch rubber diaphragm. Disassembly of compression chamber:
4
The pressure switch informs the board
that it is feeding or not the electrovalve. 2
It allows the heating and supplies directly 5
the draining pump in the event of safety 1
3
level triggering.
• Remove the machine right-hand panel

• Gently pull the compression chamber
pipe rearwards (at the bottom, behind
the tank) in order not to break the
chamber tube (1)
• Remove the omega
• Turn doors over to drum inside and
hold them open using wood sticks of
approximately 27cm
• With doors down, it is possible to
disassemble the filter (2)
• Pick the compression chamber by
passing for example a suspension
spring through the top notch and pull
up to unclip it (3)
• Lift the compression chamber along
the groove (5) to take it out of the
tank
CAUTION for the assembly
• Check for O-ring on the chamber
• Assemble the compression chamber
by passing it behind the groove in
tank (5)
• Clip it back by pushing the striated
section up
• Reconnect the pipe coming from the
pressure switch
Draining pump Evacuate wastewater. • 220/240V~

The synchronous pump can turn • 155Ω
clockwise or counter-clockwise. • 30W
To reach its synchronism rate, the turbine
must have a freedom degree of • 16 l/mn
approximately 180° with respect to the • Synchronous
rotor.
The synchronism rate is reached very
easily when loaded (with water),
the off-load start is, as for it, very irregular
(the rotation direction may be reversed
several times).
The pump is embarked on the tank, and its

filter (also used by the recirculation pump)
is accessible in tank bottom through the
drum removable omega.
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Objet trap Retains textile fibres and foreign matters, • Clipped in the lower part of the tank
in order not to lock the draining pump and • Easy to remove after removing the
possibly the recirculation pump or its omega
lines. On WM fitted with spraying pump, an
indication on the board warns the user
that it is necessary to clean the filter every
100 cycles.
Caution: the various filters are not
interchangeable.
Regulation The NTC : informs the microprocessor on NTC :

the electronic board. • 12 kΩ at 20°C
The ohmic value of this item decreases • Delivered assembled to the
as the temperature increases. immersion heater
Safety thermostat :
NTC
The thermostat : ensures safety in the • In contact with the tank
event of an abnormal overheating. It • Cut-off at 80°C
opens before burst of the immersion • Auto-reclosing
heater thermal fuse.
Safety thermostat
Immersion heater Performs heating of the detergent bath. • 220/240V~

• 25Ω
• 2000W
In case of replacement, it is imperative to
re-wire the immersion heater in the same • Thermal fuse at 141°C
direction. The side with thermal fuse is • Fitted with the NTC
marked with a red pearl and this symbol :
Assembly located in the machine

Electronic control • 220/240V~
headboard, and that manages:
• The program management • 50Hz
• The motor reversal and rotation
• The temperature
• The water level
• The supply to power items
• The safety devices
• The Test Program
Water conductivity sensor The electronic board delivers an • Delivered as a single component for
alternative signal going through 2 slats. ASS, it’s fixed across the heating
This allows a measurement of the ions element.
concentration (conductivity) inside the
water.
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Universal motor It drives the drum in wash and in spin • Rotor (M) : 1,7Ω to 2,3Ω
through a pulley and a Poly V belt. • Tachometer (G) : 90Ω
1,2 V~/1000 rpm
Motor < 1000 rpm.
Speed :
• Single stator: 1,7Ω to 2,8Ω
• 35 or 50 rpm in washing Motor > 1000 rpm.
• Until 1300 rpm.in spinning
• Stator 1 (S1) : Approx. 1Ω
• Stator 2 (S2) : Approx. 1Ω
Stator switching :
Above 1000 rpm, the motor use 2 stators
with a common connexion (n°7).
During washing and at the beginning of
the spinning cycle, both connectors are in
series (5 and 6) to have the maximum
torque.
At 1020 rpm., the KL3 relay switches
between 5 and 7 to decrease the torque
and increase the speed.(till1300 rpm).
It is used to improve the laundry

Spray pump • 220/240V~
moistening, the mechanical action, rinses,
and to decrease detergent losses while • 156 Ω
allowing decreasing the water • 25 W
consumption (42 litres) and thus to save
energy (notes AA). • 21 l/mn
The water is sucked under the tank by the • Synchronous
filter, and then returned through the tank
and drum to the heart of the laundry.
Door safety Prevents the washing machine start-up or • 220/240V~

the motor run with door open, and
prohibits its opening during operation. • 4.4 kΩ
The door is locked after 30 seconds of
latch control throughout the cycle, except
during the period of wait for deferred start
of an "all electronic" machine.
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Washing unit Assembly suspended by 4 springs and • Plastic material Polytenax
placed on 2 shock absorbers, consisting
of : • 18,5 kg ballast for all the spin-speeds
• An upper half-tank integrated the
concrete ballasting Position of the sealing seam in groove bottom
• A lower half-tank, of basin type, to
which the compression chamber,
draining pump, filter, vent, overflow
and immersion heater are secured.
2 inlets, under the level of the drum shaft
leave the water flow from the recirculation
pump.
The sealing between the two half-tanks is
obtained by a seal in groove, 55X2935,
which is to be installed as per the
opposite drawing.
Drum and bearing housing rail The drum receives the laundry to be • 42-liters drum
washed.
• Stainless steel
The stainless steel surface is drilled with
many small holes for the water to be able • Ferrule thickness: 0.5 or 0.6 mm
4 to flow in and out freely. • Side thickness: 0.4 or 0.5 mm
Two crossbars, 55X2983, support the
• Omega easily removable and
2 bearings that hold the drum in the tank
ballasted or not (at 400gr) depending
and allow its rotation.
on models
A ‘V-ring’ gasket installed on the drum
1 shaft ensures the sealing between drum • Braked doors on certain models
shaft and spacer ring.
Cross bar assembly:

Clip spacer ring (1), with its O-ring, on
cross bar (2). Check for ‘V-ring’ gasket on
drum shaft (3). Use the crossbar to
3
position correctly the ring in tank (4).
Perforations around the shaft enable the
water sent by the recirculation pump to
reach the heart of the laundry.
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PROGRAMMING
Technical training
10 - OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF THE PROGRAMMING

• The 230V~ mains provides the module with a power supply to create a DC voltage used by the
electronics (components and relays)
• The board manages the run of programmes according to the consumer's choice and to the
information read by its sensors (NTC, pressure switch, tachometer, posistop, RS30 contact, door
safety contact). It also informs the consumer on the cycle run, signals the presence of a possible
fault, and manages several safety devices.
• The motor power supply is managed by the board that pilots a triac and regulates the drum speed
(from 35 rpm to 1000 rpm), using the information given by the tachometer (as a 1.2 V~ voltage /
1000 motor revolutions)
• Two relays reverse the current direction in the stator reverse the motor direction.
They change when the tachometer signal is zero and the triac is not piloted.
• A contact (secured to the tank) controlled by a magnet (assembled to a disk at drum shaft end) is
used to control the up position of doors.
• Motor, pumps, latch, electrovalve and RS30 are supplied by triacs. The immersion heater is
supplied by a relay.
¾ Synoptic
230V~
Drain Spray
pump pump.
Stop PTC
EV
RS30
Prs. Switch
Lev.1
Overflow
Level 0
µP
Posistop
M T
Reversing
NTC Heating
relay
Boards
Safety
Heater
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PROGRAMMING Technical training
10.1.1. - The load recognition (automatic weighing)

In cotton only : the filling time before heating as compared to factory tests is used to determine four
load levels and to launch an appropriate wash recipe.
AVC1 AVC2 AVC3 AVC4
Small load Half load Usual load Full load
0kg 1.5kg 2kg 2.5kg 3kg 3.5kg 4kg 4.5kg 5kg

Depending on loads, the following phases can be modified:
• Mixing duration after heating (differs depending on the chosen temperature)
• Quantity of water taken during rinses
• Number of rinses (if CV1, rinse no.2, from the 3 normally programmed, is deleted)
• Duration of the 850 rpm step
¾ Run of the weighing
Filling
Level
Duration
1 min 11 1 min 41
Phase 1 : Static and chronometric filling for 71 sec

Phase 2 : Dynamic and chronometric moistening for 30 sec
Phase 3 : Mixing + water complement up to L1 and measurement of Q2
Phase 4 : Mixing + water complement to maintain L1 and calculation of Qt
These measurements of filling times require very precise electrovalve and pressure switch.
10.1.2. - Energy Labelling EL60° (cotton 60°C without option)

As soon as the consumer selects a cotton cycle, without option, at 60°C with maximum spin speed and
if during the weighing the board determines that the load is 5 kg, then the electronics executes
automatically an optimised cycle corresponding to the specific features of the standard, as regards the
energy label.
10.1.3. - The unbalance

At the start of spin profiles, the board analyses the tachometer information and looks for a minimum
unbalance (speed as stable as possible) on the dwell at 80 rpm. Then, if it obtains it, a new search,
finer, is performed on the dwell at 110 rpm, before continuing the spin without any risk. The machine
has a time sufficient (variable according to the spin profile) to make several attempts before finding the
minimum unbalance allowing its speed rise. In the case where a significant unbalance could not be
eliminated, a spin with limited speed (different according to the chosen programme and the measured
unbalance) would be nevertheless performed (450 rpm in the worst case)
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PROGRAMMING
Technical training
10.1.4. - Possible spin curves

Profil SP1 Profil SP1Bis
700 1000
600
800
500
600
400
300 400
200
200
100
0
0
0 60 120 180 240 300
0 60 120 180
-100 -200
Profil SP2 Profil SP3

1000 1400
800 1200
1000
600
800
400 600
400
200
200
0
0 40 80 120 160 200 240 0
0 200 400 600 800
-200 -200

1200
700
1000 600
800 500
400
600
300
400
200
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0 0
0 100 200 300 400 0 20 40 60 80 100
-200 -100

900 1400
800 1200
700
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600
500 800
400 600
300 400
200
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0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500
-100 0 50 100 150 200 -200
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PROGRAMMING Technical training
10.2. - Foam detection

The foam detection is validated if high level of the pressure switch is read during speed rises of
intermediate spins. If there is foam detection, then the motor is no longer fed and the spin is cancelled.
The phase intended for spin ends at 5/10 rate at 50 rpm. The "Rinse +" is then performed automatically
after the second rinse, and spin profiles following the foam detection are different (shorter speed
dwells, and addition of a dynamic draining).
10.3. - Temperature cut
Temperature
30° 40° 50° 60° 90°
Without option 30° 40° 50° 61° 80°
Anti-creased option 30° 34° 44° 54° 80°
Intensive 34° 44° 54° 64° 80°
ECO 30° 30° 40° 50° 70°
10.4. - Wash time after heating

Program Program
Charge Temperature Charge Temperature
without option without option
90° 35'-Tc 90° 59'-Tc
60° 25'-Tc 60° 43'-Tc
CV1 50° 20'-Tc CV3 50° 40'-Tc
40° 15'-Tc 40° 37'-Tc
30° 12'-Tc 30° 28'-Tc
90° 47'-Tc 90° 70'-Tc
60° 34'-Tc 60° 53'-Tc
CV2 50° 30'-Tc CV4 50° 50'-Tc
40° 26'-Tc 40° 47'-Tc
30° 20'-Tc 30° 35'-Tc

Tc : heating duration
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Technical training N0 ECO
11 - N0 ECO PROGRAMMING
11.1. - 600 rpm spin.
• A single selector switch for the linen nature and washing temperature. The "Stop" position
actuates 2 contacts for main power supply and is also used for cancelling the current cycle.
• 3 micro-travel keys and 3 LEDs for the options (different according to the model)
• A group of 3 LEDs for the cycle development (Wash, Rinse – Spin and End)
• A micro-travel key to select:
- Start: 1 pressure starts the cycle. Development LEDs light up steady successively.
- Pause: 1 second pressure stops the cycle. One of the development LEDs is flashing and the
cover is unlocked. To restart the cycle you have just to press the key again.
• Notes : A for the consumption (0.95kWh) - A for the efficiency - E for the spin speed.
• Consumption : 48 liters (no recirculation pump).
11.2. - Variable spin with or without delayed start
• 1 speed selector switch used to select between "Full-tank stop" , "Dripping" in 100 rpm
position. and maximum spin, different according to the model.
• Delayed start by 1 to 19 hours
• A group of 3 LEDs for the cycle development (Wash, Rinse – Spin and End)
- Pause : 1 second pressure stops the cycle. One of the development LEDs is flashing and the
• Notes : A for the consumption (0.95kWh) - A for the efficiency. The spin note depends on model.
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11.3. - Variable spin with small LCD
• 1 spin-speed selector used to select between "Full-tank stop", "Dripping" in 100 rpm position.
and maximum spin, different according to the model.
• 1 LCD display unit controlled from a key is used for:
a/ following up the cycle development by time countdown
b/ setting the delayed start by 1 to 19 hours
- Pause: 1 second pressure stops the cycle. One of the development LEDs is flashing and the
• Notes : A for the consumption (0.95kWh) - A for the efficiency. The spin note depends on model.
11.4. - Table of N0 ECO programs

Durations given are average times without options. It shall, therefore, be necessary to add for
- Pre-wash: 18 to 25'
- Intensive: +10 to 17'
- Rinse + : + 17'
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11.5. - The block diagram for N0 ECO programming
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11.6. - The test program for N0 ECO programming
¾ Entry conditions:
Before starting the test., it may be necessary to cancel the current cycle, check that the drum is empty
and that there is no more water in the tank, and then turn off the "On / Off" key.
Press the 2 extreme option keys and set the selector switch to the 1st position on the right of "STOP".
¾ Test program: cancellation and restart:
It is possible to cancel the current test by a long pressure (1'') on "Start" and then to restart a test by
shortly pressing the same key.
¾ Definite exit from test program.:

To definitely exit from the test program, you have just to release the "On / Off" key or cut off the mains.
¾ Test development:
Presentation of N0 ECO aesthetics: Positions of LEDs and keys are different depending on the brand.
Design A Design B
Cycle leds
‘Start’ key
‘Start’ key
Options keys + leds

Speed code table :
Speed LEDs lit
600 rpm None
700 rpm Option led 1
900 rpm Option leds1 and 2
1100 rpm Option leds 1 and 3
1200 rpm Option leds 2 and 3
1300 rpm Option leds 1, 2 and 3
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Selector switch
Displays
N0 ECO test development positions
N0 ECO N0 ECO
Step Action(s) Check(s)
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
Display of fault
Display by:
Option 1 code(s), in event of
- long pressure on the 2 Option 2 fault(s).
Access extreme option keys - Position 1 Option Option Option
test - Selector switch in the 1er

1 2 3
OU
Option 3
Option LEDs indicate
position on the right of STOP the washing machine
(or Arrêt) speed (see table of
speeds)
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3

Check:
- keys
Access 1 short pressure on Start or Option 1 - adjustment knob
- Position 1
test "Départ" Option Option Option
Option 2 - LEDs
1 2 3
OU
Option 3 - display unit + buzzer
according to model
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
Option 1 ** Display of fault

Faults - long pressure on the 2
- Position 1 Option Option Option
Option 2
code(s), in event of
? extreme option keys 1 2 3
OU
Option 3
fault(s).
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
st
- Selector switch in the 1 - Locking
1
Option 1
- Position 1
position on the right of STOP Option Option Option
Option 2 - Motor rotation
1 2 3 Option 3
OU
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 - Locking

- Selector switch in the 2 nd Option 1
- Filling
2 position on the right of STOP
- Position 2
Option Option Option Option 2 → L1
1 2 3
OU
Option 3 - Heating
→ 34°C
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3

- Locking
rd
- Selector switch in the 3 Option 1 - Motor rotation
- Position 3
Option Option
Option 2 + inversions
Option
1 2 3
OU
Option 3
- Draining 30''
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
- Selector switch in the 4th Option 1

- Locking
- Position 4 Option Option Option
Option 2
- Recirculation 30''
1 2 3 Option 3
OU
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3

- Locking
- Selector switch in the 5th
- Position 5 Option 1 - Draining
Option Option Option
Option 2 - Spin 1'
1 2 3 Option 3
OU
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3

- Locking
th
- Selector switch in the 6 Option 1 - Draining
- Position 6
Option Option Option Option 2
→ N0 if full
1 2 3
OU
Option 3
- SV (3 times)
: Steady LED
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11.7. - Fault codes of N0 ECO programming

Flashing LED : Steady LED:
Display visible by the Display visible by

Display Wording Causes
user the technician during ADP
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
L1 not attained after 6’ of SV power
Option 1 Option 1
supply.
Option Option Option Option 2 No filling
1 2 3
OU
Option 3 1 2 3
Option 3 Cock closed – Pressure switch or
OU
cabling out of order.

N0 not attained after 6’ of power
Option 1 Option 1
supply to pump.
Option Option Option Option 2 Option Option Option Option 2
No draining
1 2 3
Option 3
1 2 3
OU
Option 3 Pump - Pressure switch or Cabling out
OU
of order or Filter clogged.
Option 1 Option 1 T° not attained on completion of the

Option Option Option Option 2 Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 2
No heating heating sequence (40 to 120’).
1 2 3
Resistor or cabling out of order.
Option 3 Option 3
OU OU
Option 1 Tacho signal although the motor triac

Option 1
Motor triac
Option Option Option 2 Option Option Option Option 2
is not controlled or high speed.
1 2
Option
3
1 2 3
Option 3 shorted
OU
Option 3 OU Card out of order.
Option 1 -5°C < T° > 95°C

Option 1
N.T.C
NTC cut, shorted.
1 2 3 1 2 3
Option 3 out of order
OU
Option 3
OU or cabling out of order
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 No tacho signal while the motor triac is
Option 1 Option 1 No controlled
Option 2
Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 2
Option 3
Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 3
motor rotor or drum blocked
OU
OU
rotation tachometer or motor cabling out of
order

Locking not detected after 30’ of P.S.
Locking
Option 1 Option 1
PTC power supply. Inter door safety
Option 2 or
Option Option Option Option 2 Option Option Option
devices door open, door safety device
1 2 3
Option 3
1 2 3
OU
Option 3
Motor out of
OU
or cabling out of order
order
Motor or motor/card link out of order
Option 1 Option 1
Option 2
Inconsistent position of the selector
Option 2
Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 3
Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 3
Selection fault switch during programming of a cycle
OU OU
or cabling out of order.

OVERFLOW pressure switch
Option 1 Option 1
detected.
Option Option Option 2 Option 2 Overflow
SV powered or blocked open
Option Option Option Option
1 2 3 1 2 3
Option 3 Option 3
OU OU
Pressure switch out of order
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Display visible by the Display visible by

Display Wording Causes
user the technician during ADP
Option 1 Option 1
Maxi speed
Option 2 Option 2 Motor or cabling out of order
Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 3
Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 3
not attained
OU OU
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 No posistop state change during motor
rotations.
Option 1 Option 1
No shutdown
Option 2 Option Option Option 2 - Posistop or cabling out of order
positioned
Option Option Option Option
2 1 2 3
- Belt cut
1 3 Option 3
Option 3
OU OU
- Drum blocked
Option 1 Option 1 Water Wrong positioning of micro-motor

Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 2 Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 2
distributor distributor RS30, contact, cabling out of
Option 3
RS30 fault order or mechanical blocking.
Option 3
OU OU
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
Option 1

1 2 3
Option 3
OU
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
Card out of
Option 1
Card out of order
Option Option Option Option 2 order
1 2 3 LED 1 LED 2 LED 3
Option 3
OU
Option 1

1 2 3
Option 3
OU
Option 1 Option 1

1 2 3 1 2 3
Option 3 Option 3
OU OU
Option 1 Option 1

1 2 3 1 2 3
Option 3 Option 3
OU OU
Option 1 Option 1
Option Option
1 2
Option
3
Option 2
Option Option
2
Option Option 2 Interference Electromagnetic interference
Option 3 1 3
Option 3
OU OU
Option 1 Option 1

1 2 3 1 2 3
Option 3 Option 3
OU OU
Option 1 Option 1

1 2 3 1 2 3
Option 3 Option 3
OU OU
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11.8. - Measurements and checks on N0 ECO boards
Using the block diagram and after disconnecting the connectors from the card, it is possible to check
with the ohmmeter (connector side) all the items (motor, pump, immersion heater, solenoid valve, NTC,
latch, posistop, sealing compound, pressure switch and distributor RS30) and also their links. If the
ohmic values measured match the table below, then the card is defective.
Test points (terminal block

Components Values / Observations
/ channel)
0Ω Door up
Posistop * J3/1 J3/2
infinite Any position
0Ω Presence of water
Leak detector * J3/1 J3/2
infinite No leak
0 Ω or infinite NTC or link out of order
NTC J5/1 J5/3
12 kΩ at 20°C
Tachometer J1/1 J1/2 90 Ω or low voltage ~ if motor started by hand
Rotor J1/3 1/4 1.7 to 2.3 Ω
Stator 1 depending on model J1/7 J1/6 1 Ω approx.
Stator 2 depending on model J1/7 J1/5 1 Ω approx.
Single stator J1/5 J1/6 1.7 to 2.8 Ω
Draining pump J6/3 J6/4 155 Ω
Cold water SV J6/1 J6/2 3.75 kΩ
Termin Terminal 14 pressure infinite Thermostat, link or Immersion heater cut
Immersion heater al switch 25 Ω Nothing to report
MC2
J6/6 J6/5 0Ω Low level (11-12) closed
Pressure switch J6/6 J6/5 0Ω Overflow level (11-16) closed
Terminal 14 pressure
J6/6 0Ω High level (11-14) closed
switch
Positioning contact J4/1 J4/2 infinite Distributor in front of a tank in product box
RS30
Micro-motor J4/4 J4/6 6.5 kΩ
PTC J7/1 J7/3 4.4 kΩ
Door safety device 0Ω Door locked
Contact J7/1 J7/2
infinite Door unlocked
Termin Terminal 0Ω Card out of order
al MC1 infinite Nothing to report
Selector switch 1A
on Stop Termin 0Ω Card out of order
Contacts of the J7/1
al
program selector infinite Nothing to report
2A
switch
Termin Terminal 0Ω Nothing to report
(on the card) al MC1 infinite Card out of order
Selector switch 1A
on a program Termin 0Ω Nothing to report
al J7/1
2A infinite Card out of order
* options
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Technical training LCD0 / LCD1
12 - LCD 0 AND LCD 1 PROGRAMMING

12.1. - Introduction
• One start/stop key or a Stop position on the selector to cancel the running cycle.
• A selector (With or without Stop position) to the kind of laundry.
• 4 option keys (depending on the model).
Children security : A simultaneous pressing on the 2nd and the 4th option key allows the
switching of the security.
• 1 or 2 micro-switches and one or two setting keys ( + / - ) to adjust the time, the end of cycle
time or delayed start, displaying of the resting time ...
• A micro-switch to select :
- Start : 1 press launches the cycle.
- Pause : 1 second press stops the cycle and unlock the door.
To start again, it’s necessary to press the key again.
• 7 leds and 1 microswitch or a setting knob to choose the temperature.
• 7 leds and 1 microswitch or a setting knob to choose the spin-speed including full-tank-stop and
dripping 100 rpm options. The electronic chart also proposes the best possible speed according to
the nature of laundry.
• LCD displays : Single (LCD 0) or alphanumeric (LCD 1).
• Mark : A for energy (LCD 0 : 0,95 kWh - LCD 1 spray pump : 0,85 kWh)
A for washing quality
B for spinning quality
• Water consumption : 48l (LCD 0 without spray) or 42l (LCD 1 with spray pump)
12.2. - LCD 0 (without washing sensor)
12.3. - LCD 1 (with washing sensor)

Temperatures
Cotton 1 5 kg - 1300 rpm

Automatic weighing system
Spin
Synthetics Delayed
washing
Wool
Handwash Prewash Intensive Rinse plus Easy ironing MENU
Flash 30'
On / Off
Rinse
Spin
WTC1398
Start / Pause
On LCD1, it’s also possible to set the language, the brightness, the time (by 12 or 24 hours), winter-
summer, by using "Menu" and "Setting".
At the end of the ‘Cotton’ cycle, economies of water and time are displayed.
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Formation technique
Heating Options Motor

Pressure switch element
11 14 Electrovalve Electrovalve
hot water cold water Option
P
Draining Spray pump
pump
water detector
Tacho
Stator
Stator
Rotor
2
13
Micro-switch
12
1
thermostat
Security
2 Tachy
7 Stator
5 Stator
6 Stator
1 Tachy
3 Rotor
4 Rotor
1
3
1
MC2
Electronic board
J2 - R 5 dir. J5 - R 5 dir. J6 - R 5 dir.
Fast On
LA3P-TOP40 2005-001UK-10/05
KL3
5
TC1
RS 30
Water 2 2
2
1
2
1
3
J6 - R 2.5 1 1
dispenser KL4 TC4
4 4
TC7 TC6 TC5
3 3
3
5 5
TC3 KL1 KL2
M
1 2
2 Posistop / Signal
TC2
1 Posistop / -5V
3 Posistop / 0V
J4 - R 2.5
12.4. - LCD 0 and LCD 1 diagram
1 Temp.
3 -5V
Electronic
suplly J7 - R 5 indir.
Fast On
1 DL
3 DL
2 DL
3
J3 - R 2.5 J5 - R 2.5
Temperature
J9 - R 2.5
NTC sensor
MC1
Water sensor
PTC
Posistop
sensor
LCD0 / LCD1
Main 230V AC AP
Door micro-switch
Noise filter
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12.5. - Test program on LCD 0 and LCD 1

¾ Entry conditions: Before starting the test., it may be necessary to cancel the current cycle, check that
the drum is empty and that there is no more water in the tank, and then turn off the "On / Off" key.
¾ Test program: cancellation and restart: It is possible to cancel the current test. by a long pressure
(1'') on "Start" and then to restart a test by shortly pressing the same key.
Definite exit from test program: To definitely exit from the test program, you just have to release the
"On / Off" key or cut off the mains.
¾ Test working. : With the selector, it is possible to move between the different steps.
Selector
Steps Action(s) Displays(s) Control(s)
position
- Set the WM on "Stop" position According to the model, display : If there is a default
- Keep pressing on both middle (Triac in short-circuit)
Cotton - Kind of access (Cx)
Entry option keys
(N.T.C. in short-circuit)
in the - Set the selector on the 1st st - Spin speed
1 - Overspeed relay presence (TF) (Overflow)
test program (Cotton)
program Or disabled selector position. In
or press the ‘Start’ button
(according to the model) - Eventual default message this case, test stops here.
Display changes : Checking of :
- - keys
Test - 1 short press on "Start" - All segments are lit - selectors
-
Display - Press the keys and turn the - Associated leds are lit - leds
selectors - lighting or extinction of all the leds - LCD display
- Display of a number btw 0 and 9999 - buzzer
if one or different defaults present
Default - How to see the different default :
Cotton Please, note the default
- 1 long press on "Start" 1 short press on "Start" message(s)
? - How to cancel de default code :
1st
1 long press on both central keys
program
- Selector must be on the 1st - Locking
1 program (Cotton) - Motor rotation
- Locking
- Turn the selector to the 2nd 2nd
2 program program - Filling → Until L1 reached
- Heating → 34°C
- Locking
- Turn the selector to the 2rd 3rd - Motor rotation
3 program program + inversions
- Draining 30''
- Turn the selector to the 4th 4th - Locking
4 program program - Spraying 30'' (if present)
- Locking
- Turn the selector to the 5th 5th
5 program program
- Draining L0 reached + 30"
- Sensor test (if present)
- Turn the selector to the 6th - Locking
6th
6 program
program and after 15" - draining
- 1' spinning at speed max
- Locking
7 program program
- draining → L0
- EV (3 x 1,5" work + 2" stop )
- Locking
- RS30 micro-motor works
8 program program and if position is OK → softener
- EV 3"
- Unlocking
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LCD0 / LCD1 Formation technique
12.6. - Default codes on LCD 0 and LCD 1

Display Kind of
Origin(s)
default User messages on LCD 1 default
L1 is not reached after 6’ of EV supply
Open the water tap
— —— + No filling
+ - Tap turned off
Bip ! *
Bip ! * - EV, pressure switch or wiring out of order
Draining default L0 is not reached after 6’ of pump supply
Clean the filter
— —— and press start No draining - Pump, pressure switch or wiring out of order
+ + - Filter or draining blocked
Bip ! * Bip ! * (Restart the cycle by pressing "Start")
T°C not reached after the heating step (40 to 120’)
+ No heating
- Heater or wiring out of order
Bip ! * - Siphoning (bad connection, draining hose in water)
Tacho signal is read without motor supply
Motor triac
or overspeed
+ in
Bip ! * short circuit
Problem dXX detected - Electronic board out of order
Call the after-sales service
+ 5°C > T°C read > à 95°C
Bip ! * N.T.C
+ out of order - NTC probe is cut or in short circuit
Bip ! * - NTC wiring out of order
No tachometer signal
whereas the triac must work
No motor
+ rotation
Bip ! * - Rotor or drum are blocked
- Tacho or motor wiring out of order
Locking is not detected after 30’ of PTC supply
Shut the door Locking or
— —— and press start
motor - Door opened (shut the door and press "Start")
+ +
out of order - Lock or wiring out of order
Bip ! * Bip ! *
- Motor or wiring between motor and board cut
Incoherent position of the selector
– –– Selector in bad position
Default of
during the programming
+ +
selection
Bip ! * Bip ! * - Bad position of the selector
- Board out of order
OVERFLOW pressure switch
+ Overflow
- EV supplied or open
Bip ! * - Pressure switch out of order
Maximum
- Motor or its wiring out of order
+ speed
- Posistop or its wiring out of order
Bip ! * not reached
Problem dXX detected
Call the after-sales service Posistop doesn’t switch
+
Bip ! * Posistop out
+ - Posistop or its wiring out of order
of order
Bip ! * - Belt cut
- Drum blocked
Bad position of the water distributor
Default of the
+ RS30 water
- RS30 micro-motor, RS30 switch, Wiring out of order
Bip ! * distributor
or mechanical blocage
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Default codes on LCD0 and LCD1 programming (continuation)

Display Kind of
Origin(s)
Default User messages on LCD 1 default
or Board
or out of order
+ Problem dXX detected
Bip ! * Call the after-sales service
+ Bad reading of the sensor information
Water sensor
Bip ! * with open
+ - Sensor or its wiring cut
Bip ! * circuit
Bad reading of the sensor information
Water sensor
+ with short
- Sensor or its wiring in short circuit
Bip ! * circuit
or
Electromagnetic noises
or
Electric noises
or - Unplug / plug again
and restart the cycle
or
+
Bip ! *
Too much
- … Detergent overdose … - Reduce the quantity of detergent
detergent
* Bip ! : According to the model and the different cases.
Some of the code doesn’t appear in details to the end-user. The user manual includes a single table
giving the meaning of the main codes.
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LCD0 / LCD1 Formation technique
12.7. - Test points on the LCD 0 and LCD 1 power boards
Using the diagram and after having disconnected the board connectors, it’s possible to control with an
ohmmeter (on the connectors) all the technical components and their wiring.
J7 (on control board)
1234

1234

12 4 6
Test Points
Components Values / notice
(Connector / way)
0Ω Drum opening in high position
Posistop (on control board) J5/1 J5/2
Infinite Indeffrent position
0Ω Water present, the switch is on
Leak detector * J5/3 J5/4
Infinite No water
EV hot water* J5/1 J5/2 3,75 kΩ
0 Ω or infinite NTC or its wiring out of order
NTC (on control board) J7/1 J7/2
12 kΩ at 20°C
Water conductivity sensor * J9/1 J9/3 0Ω Sensor in short-circuit
Infinite No default seen
Tachometer J3/1 J3/2 90 Ω or low AC voltage if the motor is manually turned
Rotor J3/3 J 3/4 1,7 at2,3 Ω
Stator 1 depending on the model J3/7 J3/6 Approximately 1 Ω
Stator 2 depending on the model J3/7 J3/5 Approximately 1 Ω
Single stator J3/5 J3/6 1,7 to 2,8 Ω
Draining pump J6/5 J6/6 155 Ω
EV cold water J6/3 J6/4 3,75 kΩ
Spraying pump * J6/1 J6/2 3,75 kΩ
Borne Pressostat Infinite Thermostat, wiring or heating element cut
Heating element
MC2 borne 13 25 Ω No default seen
J2/2 J2/3 0Ω Level 0 (11-12) switched on
Pressure switch J2/1 J2/3 0Ω Overflow level (11-14) switched on
Pressostat
J2/3 0Ω Level 1 (11-13) switched on
borne 13
RS30 Contact J4/1 J4/2 Infinite Water distributor in position
(on control board) Micro-moteur J4/4 J4/6 6,5 kΩ
PTC J7/1 J7/3 4,4 kΩ
Door security 0Ω Door locked
Switch J7/1 J7/2
Infinite Door unlocked
* options
TAKE CARE: All the measurements must be made without any voltage and with the connectors
unplugged.
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40cm Top Loader

Cotton 1 5 kg - 1300 rpm

Handwash Prewash Intensive Rinse plus Easy ironing MENU

2- THE ENERGY LABEL.............................................................................................................................................5

6- THE WATER RECIRCULATION .............................................................................................................................8

7- MEASURMENT OF THE WATER CONDUCTIVITY...............................................................................................8

9- THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS ........................................................................................................................10

10 - OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF THE PROGRAMMING ..........................................................................................15

The 2005 frame can be split in the 3 following technical ranges:

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2- THE ENERGY LABEL

2.1. - What you must know

Initiated by the European Community, this labelling is now

This mention must appear compulsorily on all the washing

In the particular case of a washer-dryer, two consumption

2.2. - Consumption level of the main appliances*

Vacuum dryer (150 cycles)

A good use of the deferred start you to benefit by off-peak periods

3- THE WASHING MACHINE

3.1. - Operating principle

¾ The mechanical action

¾ The thermal action

¾ The chemical action

The wash result depends thus on 4 factors simultaneously :

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Year Week Number of order

4.5. - Water supply

5- AIDED DRUM OPENING

6- THE WATER RECIRCULATION

7- MEASURMENT OF THE WATER CONDUCTIVITY

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9- THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS

Products dispenser The products dispenser is compatible 4 compartments :

Other types of concentrated washing Compartment filling through back

(concentrated softener or bleach shall be Box removable and dismountable for

Water distribution Water distribution by rotary nozzle • 220/240 V~

Distributor with plastic shaft + RS30

Designation Function Characteristics

• Remove the machine right-hand panel

Draining pump Evacuate wastewater. • 220/240V~

The pump is embarked on the tank, and its

Designation Function Characteristics

Regulation The NTC : informs the microprocessor on NTC :

Immersion heater Performs heating of the detergent bath. • 220/240V~

Assembly located in the machine

Designation Function Characteristics

It is used to improve the laundry

Door safety Prevents the washing machine start-up or • 220/240V~

Designation Function Characteristics

Cross bar assembly:

10 - OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF THE PROGRAMMING

10.1.1. - The load recognition (automatic weighing)

0kg 1.5kg 2kg 2.5kg 3kg 3.5kg 4kg 4.5kg 5kg

Phase 1 : Static and chronometric filling for 71 sec

10.1.2. - Energy Labelling EL60° (cotton 60°C without option)

10.1.3. - The unbalance

10.1.4. - Possible spin curves

Profil SP2 Profil SP3