Dexter Laundry T600 - User Manual

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Questions and Answers

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vdavisNov 21, 2025
Why Dexter Laundry T600 Washer machine does not start?
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  Dustin HernandezNov 22, 2025
  If your Dexter Laundry Washer doesn't start, here's what to check: * **Power Supply:** Ensure circuit breakers are on, check the voltage, power leads, and connections. See if the front display LED shows a dollar amount. * **Door Switch:** Verify continuity through the door switch when the door is closed. Adjust or replace the switch if there's no continuity. * **Control Breaker or Fuse:** Check the 1.5 amp breaker or fuse (2.5 amp for T-950 and T-1200 models) for continuity; replace if needed. * **Control Transformer:** Check the voltage output from the control transformer for 120VAC; replace the transformer if the voltage is incorrect. * **Coin Acceptor:** Inspect the coin acceptor for blockages or damage; clean or replace it. * **PCB Board:** Check all wire connections for s...
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Tracy FarmerAug 25, 2025
What to do if Dexter Laundry T600 Washer machine will not accept coins?
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  Justin GonzalezAug 26, 2025
  If your Dexter Laundry Washer isn't accepting or counting coins, check these areas: * **Coin Acceptor:** Look for blockages or damage in the coin acceptor switch. Clean, adjust, or replace it as needed. * **Power Supply:** Check circuit breakers, voltage, power leads, and power connections. * **Door Closed Safety Switch:** Verify the door closed switch at the door hinge is working correctly. * **Door Handle Closed Switch:** Ensure the single door closed switch on the left side of the door handle closes when the handle is vertical. * **Control Breaker or Fuse:** Check the breaker or fuse for continuity and replace if necessary. (Use a 1.5 amp fuse for T-300 through T-950 models, and a 2.5 amp fuse for T-1200 and T-1450 models.) * **Main PCB:** Consider replacing the main PCB.
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Mary ClarkAug 27, 2025
How to reduce excessive vibration in Dexter Laundry Washer?
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  Brett WrightAug 27, 2025
  If your Dexter Laundry Washer is vibrating excessively, consider the following: * **Mounting System:** Check the strength of the mounting structure (concrete or base) and ensure mounting bolts are tight. * **Drive Belt:** A worn drive belt can cause vibration and noise, so inspect it. * **Loading:** Small loads can contribute to imbalance and increase vibration.
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shawamandaAug 27, 2025
Why Dexter Laundry T600 door does not lock?
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  Matthew EllisonAug 27, 2025
  If the door on your Dexter Laundry Washer isn't locking, try these steps: * **Check Display:** See if a Door Lock Error is displayed. If so, follow the tests in the fault code section. * **Door Locking Motor:** Make sure the motor is receiving 120VAC from the main relay PCB. If it is, replace the solenoid. * **Door Switch:** Check for continuity through the door latch switch when the door is closed. Adjust or replace the door switch if there's no continuity.
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Laura HallAug 28, 2025
Why hot water does not enter tub in Dexter Laundry T600?
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  Megan BlankenshipAug 28, 2025
  If hot water isn't entering the tub during the wash cycle of your Dexter Laundry Washer, check these items: * **Water Valve Coil:** Check the coil continuity at the terminals and replace if there's no continuity. Also, check for 120V power from the main relay PCB. * **Water Inlet:** Check the water inlet screens for blockage and clean them if necessary. * **Water:** Ensure the water is turned on and operating. * **Wiring:** Check the black or white wires at the Molex plug on the PCB at the main controller and at the relay PCB. * **Pressure Switch:** Check pressure switch continuity between terminals. If there's no continuity, check the pressure switch hose for obstructions. If the hose is okay, replace the pressure switch.
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ghamiltonSep 15, 2025
Why does the door on my Dexter Laundry T600 not lock?
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  Connie WallsSep 15, 2025
  If the door on your Dexter Laundry Washer isn't locking, check the display for a fault code. If F1 is displayed, follow the tests described in the fault code section. Also, check if the door locking solenoid is receiving 120VAC from the main relay PCB; if it is, replace the solenoid. Finally, check the door latch switch for continuity when the door is closed; adjust or replace the door switch if there's no continuity.
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steven98Sep 13, 2025
Why Dexter Laundry T600 starts goes directly to end of cycle?
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  David GordonSep 13, 2025
  If your Dexter Laundry Washer starts and immediately goes to the end of the cycle, displaying 'PUSH' then '0' or '00', the E-Stop button or switch may be faulty. Replace the switch assembly.
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Erika CruzSep 14, 2025
What to do if my Dexter Laundry T600 Washer does not start?
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  Matthew YatesSep 14, 2025
  If your Dexter Laundry Washer isn't starting, begin by checking the power supply: inspect the circuit breakers, voltage, power leads, and power connections. See if the front display LED is showing a dollar amount. Then check the door switch for continuity when the door is closed; adjust or replace it if there's no continuity. Also, check the 1.5 amp breaker or fuse for continuity (T-1200 uses 2.5amp); replace it if necessary. Verify the voltage output from the control transformer is 120VAC; replace the transformer if the voltage is incorrect. Additionally, inspect the PCB board, the wiring between PCB, the Relay PCB and the Door Solenoid.
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Rachel MillerSep 6, 2025
Why Dexter Laundry T600 tumbles in one direction?
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  Kenneth WilsonSep 6, 2025
  If your Dexter Laundry Washer only tumbles in one direction, you can check the following: * **VFD:** Remove the top cover and note if the power light or fault lights are displayed. Check the front control for related codes and refer to the fault code section for more information. * **Wiring:** Inspect the yellow enable wires from the main relay PCB and at the VFD.
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yrobinsonSep 3, 2025
What to do if Dexter Laundry T600 machine does not turn?
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  moorebrandonSep 3, 2025
  If your Dexter Laundry Washer isn't turning, check the VFD by removing the top panel and noting if any power or fault lights are illuminated. If the fault light is on, turn off the power to the machine at the breaker for 2 minutes, then turn it back on to reset. If there's still no display, replace the VFD.

Summary

Equipment Safety Warnings Symbols and Terminology

DANGER Symbol and Meaning

Indicates imminent hazard resulting in death or serious injury.

WARNING Symbol and Meaning

Indicates potential hazard resulting in death or serious injury.

Electrical Hazard Symbol

Symbol indicating dangerous high voltages present inside product.

Prohibited and Mandatory Actions

Prohibited: Do Not Enter Equipment or Space

Prohibits entry into the equipment or its space.

Prohibited: Do Not Step or Stand on Equipment

Prohibits stepping or standing on the equipment.

Prohibited: Do Not Operate Without Guards

Prohibits operation without all guards and covers in place.

Prohibited: Do Not Wash Flammable Liquids

Prohibits washing clothing with flammable liquids (petrochemicals).

Prohibited: Do Not Allow Children to Play

Prohibits children from playing in or around the equipment.

Mandatory: Disconnect Power Before Servicing

Disconnect power before performing any servicing on the equipment.

Mandatory: Lock Out;Tag Out Before Servicing

Implement lock out/tag out procedures before servicing the equipment.

Mandatory: Disconnect Water Supply Before Servicing

Disconnect water supply before commencing any servicing activities.

General Safety Precautions

WARNING: Installation Codes

Washers must be installed according to local electrical and plumbing codes.

WARNING: Children Supervision

Children should be supervised to ensure they do not operate or play.

Keep Panels in Place

Keep all panels in place to protect against shock and injury.

Appliance Use Restrictions

Appliance not for persons with reduced capabilities unless supervised.

Dexter Safety Guidelines

Always Shut Off Power and Water

Always shut off power and water supply before servicing.

Do Not Use Volatile Substances

Do not use volatile or flammable substances in or near the washer.

Section 2: Machine Installation & Operating Instructions

Foundation Requirements

Specifies requirements for a substantial concrete floor or suitable base for installation.

Electrical

Discusses permanent installation, branch circuits, and conduit requirements.

Electrical Connections

Fuse Requirements

Lists dual element time delay fuse or equivalent breaker amperage requirements.

Emergency Stop; Safety Door Lock

Details the operation of the emergency stop button and safety door lock feature.

Operating Instructions

Starting the Washer

Steps for loading clothes, adding detergent, and selecting temperature.

Section 3: Machine Programming Instructions

Programming Instructions

Explains manual programming via machine controls or PDA.

Coin Price Programming

Details the seven stages for setting coin prices and values.

Programming Instructions Details

Wash Cycle Programming

Steps for changing wash cycle parameters like baths, times, and temperatures.

Section 4: Trouble Shooting

Common Troubleshooting Solutions Pages

Pages providing solutions for common washer issues and fault codes.

Troubleshooting Machine Fault

Guide to troubleshooting specific machine faults displayed on the front.

Errors Pages

Section detailing error codes and their corresponding customer actions.

Main Control Printed Circuit Board Procedures

Remove Power and Lockout Safely

Procedure to safely remove power and lock out the machine before working on the PCB.

CAUTION: Do Not Soft Reset

Warning against soft resetting when installing a new battery to avoid programming issues.

Common Troubleshooting Solutions

Troubleshooting Machine Fault Errors

Fault F1: Door Failed to Close;Lock

Describes fault F1 and customer actions for door lock issues.

Fault F2: Washer Tub Does Not Fill

Describes fault F2 and customer actions for washer tub fill problems.

Fault F3: Memory Error in Controller

Describes fault F3 and customer actions for controller memory errors.

Fault F4: Washer Controller Communication Error

Describes fault F4 and customer actions for communication errors.

Fault F5: Pressure Switch Error

Describes fault F5 and customer actions for pressure switch errors.

Fault F6: Wrong Washer Size for Drive Type

Describes fault F6 and customer actions for incorrect drive size settings.

Fault F7: Wrong Size Drive Installed

Describes fault F7 and customer actions for incorrect drive size installation.

Fault F8: Washer Tub Does Not Empty

Describes fault F8 and customer actions for tub emptying issues.

Fault F9: Washer Does Not Reach Spin Target Frequency

Describes fault F9 and customer actions for spin speed frequency issues.

Fault F10: After Spin, Washer Tub Does Not Stop

Describes fault F10 and customer actions for tub not stopping after spin.

Fault F11: Drive Size Setting Has Changed

Describes fault F11 and customer actions for changed drive size settings.

Fault F12: Washer Controller Internal Error

Describes fault F12 and customer actions for internal controller errors.

Troubleshooting Machine Fault Errors (Continued)

Fault F13: VFD and Washer Computer Not Communicating

Describes fault F13 and customer actions for VFD communication issues.

Fault F22: MS300 Drive Conversion Only

Describes fault F22 for MS300 drive conversion.

Fault F14: Over-current on the Drive or Motor

Describes fault F14 and customer actions for over-current issues.

Fault F23: VFD Replacement;Disconnection

Describes fault F23 related to VFD replacement or disconnection.

Fault F15: Variable Frequency Drive Senses High Internal Voltage

Describes fault F15 and customer actions for high internal voltage issues.

Fault F24: Injection Relay PCB Issues

Describes fault F24 related to injection relay PCB addition or connection.

Fault F16: Temperature Sensor Detects High Internal Temperature

Describes fault F16 and customer actions for high temperature sensor readings.

Fault F25: Water Valve PCB Replacement

Describes fault F25 related to water valve PCB replacement.

Fault F17: Overload of the Drive or Motor

Describes fault F17 and customer actions for drive or motor overload.

Fault F26: VFD Unit Addition;Connection

Describes fault F26 related to VFD unit addition or connection.

Fault F18: Ground Fault to the Drive

Describes fault F18 and customer actions for ground faults to the drive.

Fault F27: Injection Relay PCB Addition

Describes fault F27 related to injection relay PCB addition.

Fault F19: Low Voltage to the Drive

Describes fault F19 and customer actions for low voltage to the drive.

Fault F28: Water Valve PCB Addition

Describes fault F28 related to water valve PCB addition.

Fault F20: Internal Drive Error

Describes fault F20 and customer actions for internal drive errors.

Fault F21: Data Error on Communications Between Controller and Drive

Describes fault F21 and customer actions for data communication errors.

Section 5: Machine Service Procedures

Service Procedures (Continued)

Adjusting the Loading Door

Guidance on adjusting the loading door fit and pressure.

Drive Motor Removal

Step-by-step instructions for removing the drive motor from the machine.

Door Lock Assembly Operation

Details the operation of the door lock mechanism and its switches.

Service Procedures (Continued)

Tub Back, Bearing and Cylinder Assembly

Instructions for removal and reassembly of the tub back, bearing, and cylinder.

Basket Pulley, Bearing Housing, Water Seals and Tub back

Details removal and reassembly of the basket pulley assembly.

Removal of Bearing Housing From Basket Shaft, Bearings and Water Seals

Steps for removing the bearing housing from the basket shaft.

Reinstallation onto Basket Shaft

Procedures for reinstalling the assembly onto the basket shaft.

Section 6: Service Electrical Components

Circuit Breaker;Fuse

Location and reset/replacement instructions for circuit breakers and fuses.

Electrical Components (Continued)

Pressure Switch Caution

Caution regarding changing pressure switch adjustment and its effect on water usage.

Emergency Stop Button Switch Assembly

Instructions for removing the emergency stop button switch assembly.

Delta Variable Frequency Drive

Explains power connection to the Delta drive for three-phase or single-phase sources.

Delta VFD Dynamic Braking Resistors

Description of dynamic braking resistors and safety precautions.

Section 7: Electrical Wiring Diagrams & Schematics

Start Circuit

Details the power flow and connections for the machine's start circuit.

Fill Circuit-Warm

Explains the fill circuit, including water valves and thermoactuator operation.

Wash Circuit

Describes the wash circuit, including tub filling and basket tumbling.

Drain

Explains the drain circuit, how the valve opens, and pressure switch reset.

Rinse 1 & 2

Describes the Rinse 1 & 2 circuits, including fill, tumble, and temperature settings.

Final Rinse Circuit

Spin Circuit

Electrical Schematics (Continued)

Unlock Thermoactuator and Shake Out Circuit

End of Cycle and Door Open Circuit

Trouble Shooting

Common Troubleshooting Solutions

Machine Does Not Start

Troubleshooting steps for machine power supply, door switch, breaker, transformer, and coin acceptor.

Machine Will Not Accept and Count Coins

Steps to troubleshoot coin acceptor issues including PCB, wiring, and breaker.

Door Does Not Lock

Troubleshooting for door lock issues, checking display, solenoid, switch, and thermoactuator.

Door Will Not Open

Procedures to follow if the door fails to open after the cycle.

Parts Data (Continued)

Original Solenoid Style Door Lock Parts

Gear Motor Door Lock Assembly Parts

Loading Door Parts (Original Style Door Switch)

Loading Door Hinge (Newer Style Door Switch)

Drain Valve Group Parts

Control Panel Parts

Door Latching Assembly Parts

Water Inlet Valve Breakdown Parts

Section 9: Coin Handling Parts

Wiring Diagrams - Coin Handling

Wiring Schematics - Coin Handling

Coin Micro Switch 20 Lb. Non-Express: 120 Volt

Wiring Schematic

Wiring Diagram

20 lb Non-Express: U.S. Optical Acceptor

20 lb Non-Express: Electronic Acceptor

Schematic 120 V

Diagram 120 V

20 lb Non-Express: Electronic Acceptor (208-240 V)

20 lb Non-Express: U.S Optical Acceptor (208-240 V)

20 lb Express: Electronic Acceptor (208-240 V)

20 lb Express: Micro Switch Acceptor (208-240 V)

30 Lb. Express: Non-Express Electronic Acceptor

30 Lb. Express: Non-Express Electronic Acceptor (208-240 V)

40 Lb. Non-Express: Coin Micro Switch

Schematic

Diagram

40 lb Non-Express: U.S. Optical Acceptor

Schematic 208-240 V

Diagram 208-240 V

EasyCard Interface Schematics & Diagrams

IEC Double Load 20 Lb. Non-Express: 120 Volt

IEC 20 Lb. Non-Express: 208-240 Volt

IEC 20 Lb. Express: 208-240 Volt

IEC 30 Lb. Non-Express & Express: Schematic

IEC 30 Lb. Non-Express & Express: Diagram

50 Hz Model Parts (Continued)

Double Load 20 lb Coin Non-Express: 230;50;1 Voltage

Triple Load 30 lb Non-Express & Express: Schematic

Double Load 20 lb Express: 230;50;1 Voltage

Triple Load 30 lb Non-Express & Express: Diagram

Section 12: Maintenance

Preventative Maintenance

Summary

Equipment Safety Warnings Symbols and Terminology

DANGER Symbol and Meaning

Indicates imminent hazard resulting in death or serious injury.

WARNING Symbol and Meaning

Indicates potential hazard resulting in death or serious injury.

Electrical Hazard Symbol

Symbol indicating dangerous high voltages present inside product.

Prohibited and Mandatory Actions

Prohibited: Do Not Enter Equipment or Space

Prohibits entry into the equipment or its space.

Prohibited: Do Not Step or Stand on Equipment

Prohibits stepping or standing on the equipment.

Prohibited: Do Not Operate Without Guards

Prohibits operation without all guards and covers in place.

Prohibited: Do Not Wash Flammable Liquids

Prohibits washing clothing with flammable liquids (petrochemicals).

Prohibited: Do Not Allow Children to Play

Prohibits children from playing in or around the equipment.

Mandatory: Disconnect Power Before Servicing

Disconnect power before performing any servicing on the equipment.

Mandatory: Lock Out;Tag Out Before Servicing

Implement lock out/tag out procedures before servicing the equipment.

Mandatory: Disconnect Water Supply Before Servicing

Disconnect water supply before commencing any servicing activities.

General Safety Precautions

WARNING: Installation Codes

Washers must be installed according to local electrical and plumbing codes.

WARNING: Children Supervision

Children should be supervised to ensure they do not operate or play.

Keep Panels in Place

Keep all panels in place to protect against shock and injury.

Appliance Use Restrictions

Appliance not for persons with reduced capabilities unless supervised.

Dexter Safety Guidelines

Always Shut Off Power and Water

Always shut off power and water supply before servicing.

Do Not Use Volatile Substances

Do not use volatile or flammable substances in or near the washer.

Section 2: Machine Installation & Operating Instructions

Foundation Requirements

Specifies requirements for a substantial concrete floor or suitable base for installation.

Electrical

Discusses permanent installation, branch circuits, and conduit requirements.

Electrical Connections

Fuse Requirements

Lists dual element time delay fuse or equivalent breaker amperage requirements.

Emergency Stop; Safety Door Lock

Details the operation of the emergency stop button and safety door lock feature.

Operating Instructions

Starting the Washer

Steps for loading clothes, adding detergent, and selecting temperature.

Section 3: Machine Programming Instructions

Programming Instructions

Explains manual programming via machine controls or PDA.

Coin Price Programming

Details the seven stages for setting coin prices and values.

Programming Instructions Details

Wash Cycle Programming

Steps for changing wash cycle parameters like baths, times, and temperatures.

Section 4: Trouble Shooting

Common Troubleshooting Solutions Pages

Pages providing solutions for common washer issues and fault codes.

Troubleshooting Machine Fault

Guide to troubleshooting specific machine faults displayed on the front.

Errors Pages

Section detailing error codes and their corresponding customer actions.

Main Control Printed Circuit Board Procedures

Remove Power and Lockout Safely

Procedure to safely remove power and lock out the machine before working on the PCB.

CAUTION: Do Not Soft Reset

Warning against soft resetting when installing a new battery to avoid programming issues.

Common Troubleshooting Solutions

Troubleshooting Machine Fault Errors

Fault F1: Door Failed to Close;Lock

Describes fault F1 and customer actions for door lock issues.

Fault F2: Washer Tub Does Not Fill

Describes fault F2 and customer actions for washer tub fill problems.

Fault F3: Memory Error in Controller

Describes fault F3 and customer actions for controller memory errors.

Fault F4: Washer Controller Communication Error

Describes fault F4 and customer actions for communication errors.

Fault F5: Pressure Switch Error

Describes fault F5 and customer actions for pressure switch errors.

Fault F6: Wrong Washer Size for Drive Type

Describes fault F6 and customer actions for incorrect drive size settings.

Fault F7: Wrong Size Drive Installed

Describes fault F7 and customer actions for incorrect drive size installation.

Fault F8: Washer Tub Does Not Empty

Describes fault F8 and customer actions for tub emptying issues.

Fault F9: Washer Does Not Reach Spin Target Frequency

Describes fault F9 and customer actions for spin speed frequency issues.

Fault F10: After Spin, Washer Tub Does Not Stop

Describes fault F10 and customer actions for tub not stopping after spin.

Fault F11: Drive Size Setting Has Changed

Describes fault F11 and customer actions for changed drive size settings.

Fault F12: Washer Controller Internal Error

Describes fault F12 and customer actions for internal controller errors.

Troubleshooting Machine Fault Errors (Continued)

Fault F13: VFD and Washer Computer Not Communicating

Describes fault F13 and customer actions for VFD communication issues.

Fault F22: MS300 Drive Conversion Only

Describes fault F22 for MS300 drive conversion.

Fault F14: Over-current on the Drive or Motor

Describes fault F14 and customer actions for over-current issues.

Fault F23: VFD Replacement;Disconnection

Describes fault F23 related to VFD replacement or disconnection.

Fault F15: Variable Frequency Drive Senses High Internal Voltage

Describes fault F15 and customer actions for high internal voltage issues.

Fault F24: Injection Relay PCB Issues

Describes fault F24 related to injection relay PCB addition or connection.

Fault F16: Temperature Sensor Detects High Internal Temperature

Describes fault F16 and customer actions for high temperature sensor readings.

Fault F25: Water Valve PCB Replacement

Describes fault F25 related to water valve PCB replacement.

Fault F17: Overload of the Drive or Motor

Describes fault F17 and customer actions for drive or motor overload.

Fault F26: VFD Unit Addition;Connection

Describes fault F26 related to VFD unit addition or connection.

Fault F18: Ground Fault to the Drive

Describes fault F18 and customer actions for ground faults to the drive.

Fault F27: Injection Relay PCB Addition

Describes fault F27 related to injection relay PCB addition.

Fault F19: Low Voltage to the Drive

Describes fault F19 and customer actions for low voltage to the drive.

Fault F28: Water Valve PCB Addition

Describes fault F28 related to water valve PCB addition.

Fault F20: Internal Drive Error

Describes fault F20 and customer actions for internal drive errors.

Fault F21: Data Error on Communications Between Controller and Drive

Describes fault F21 and customer actions for data communication errors.

Section 5: Machine Service Procedures

Service Procedures (Continued)

Adjusting the Loading Door

Guidance on adjusting the loading door fit and pressure.

Drive Motor Removal

Step-by-step instructions for removing the drive motor from the machine.

Door Lock Assembly Operation

Details the operation of the door lock mechanism and its switches.

Service Procedures (Continued)

Tub Back, Bearing and Cylinder Assembly

Instructions for removal and reassembly of the tub back, bearing, and cylinder.

Basket Pulley, Bearing Housing, Water Seals and Tub back

Details removal and reassembly of the basket pulley assembly.

Removal of Bearing Housing From Basket Shaft, Bearings and Water Seals

Steps for removing the bearing housing from the basket shaft.

Reinstallation onto Basket Shaft

Procedures for reinstalling the assembly onto the basket shaft.

Section 6: Service Electrical Components

Circuit Breaker;Fuse

Location and reset/replacement instructions for circuit breakers and fuses.

Electrical Components (Continued)

Pressure Switch Caution

Caution regarding changing pressure switch adjustment and its effect on water usage.

Emergency Stop Button Switch Assembly

Instructions for removing the emergency stop button switch assembly.

Delta Variable Frequency Drive

Explains power connection to the Delta drive for three-phase or single-phase sources.

Delta VFD Dynamic Braking Resistors

Description of dynamic braking resistors and safety precautions.

Section 7: Electrical Wiring Diagrams & Schematics

Start Circuit

Details the power flow and connections for the machine's start circuit.

Fill Circuit-Warm

Explains the fill circuit, including water valves and thermoactuator operation.

Wash Circuit

Describes the wash circuit, including tub filling and basket tumbling.

Drain

Explains the drain circuit, how the valve opens, and pressure switch reset.

Rinse 1 & 2

Describes the Rinse 1 & 2 circuits, including fill, tumble, and temperature settings.

Final Rinse Circuit

Spin Circuit

Electrical Schematics (Continued)

Unlock Thermoactuator and Shake Out Circuit

End of Cycle and Door Open Circuit

Trouble Shooting

Common Troubleshooting Solutions

Machine Does Not Start

Troubleshooting steps for machine power supply, door switch, breaker, transformer, and coin acceptor.

Machine Will Not Accept and Count Coins

Steps to troubleshoot coin acceptor issues including PCB, wiring, and breaker.

Door Does Not Lock

Troubleshooting for door lock issues, checking display, solenoid, switch, and thermoactuator.

Door Will Not Open

Procedures to follow if the door fails to open after the cycle.

Parts Data (Continued)

Original Solenoid Style Door Lock Parts

Gear Motor Door Lock Assembly Parts

Loading Door Parts (Original Style Door Switch)

Loading Door Hinge (Newer Style Door Switch)

Drain Valve Group Parts

Control Panel Parts

Door Latching Assembly Parts

Water Inlet Valve Breakdown Parts

Section 9: Coin Handling Parts

Wiring Diagrams - Coin Handling

Wiring Schematics - Coin Handling

Coin Micro Switch 20 Lb. Non-Express: 120 Volt

Wiring Schematic

Wiring Diagram

20 lb Non-Express: U.S. Optical Acceptor

20 lb Non-Express: Electronic Acceptor

Schematic 120 V

Diagram 120 V

20 lb Non-Express: Electronic Acceptor (208-240 V)

20 lb Non-Express: U.S Optical Acceptor (208-240 V)

20 lb Express: Electronic Acceptor (208-240 V)

20 lb Express: Micro Switch Acceptor (208-240 V)

30 Lb. Express: Non-Express Electronic Acceptor

30 Lb. Express: Non-Express Electronic Acceptor (208-240 V)

40 Lb. Non-Express: Coin Micro Switch

Schematic

Diagram

40 lb Non-Express: U.S. Optical Acceptor

Schematic 208-240 V

Diagram 208-240 V

EasyCard Interface Schematics & Diagrams

IEC Double Load 20 Lb. Non-Express: 120 Volt

IEC 20 Lb. Non-Express: 208-240 Volt

IEC 20 Lb. Express: 208-240 Volt

IEC 30 Lb. Non-Express & Express: Schematic

IEC 30 Lb. Non-Express & Express: Diagram

50 Hz Model Parts (Continued)

Double Load 20 lb Coin Non-Express: 230;50;1 Voltage

Triple Load 30 lb Non-Express & Express: Schematic

Double Load 20 lb Express: 230;50;1 Voltage

Triple Load 30 lb Non-Express & Express: Diagram

Section 12: Maintenance

Preventative Maintenance

Dexter Laundry T600 Specifications

General

Model	T600
Type	Front Load Washer
Capacity	20 lb (9.1 kg)
Control Type	Microprocessor
Phase	3
Width	27.5 in
Depth	32.13" (816 mm)

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Questions and Answers

Summary

Equipment Safety Warnings Symbols and Terminology

DANGER Symbol and Meaning

WARNING Symbol and Meaning

Electrical Hazard Symbol

Prohibited and Mandatory Actions

Prohibited: Do Not Enter Equipment or Space

Prohibited: Do Not Step or Stand on Equipment

Prohibited: Do Not Operate Without Guards

Prohibited: Do Not Wash Flammable Liquids

Prohibited: Do Not Allow Children to Play

Mandatory: Disconnect Power Before Servicing

Mandatory: Lock Out;Tag Out Before Servicing

Mandatory: Disconnect Water Supply Before Servicing

General Safety Precautions

WARNING: Installation Codes

WARNING: Children Supervision

Keep Panels in Place

Appliance Use Restrictions

Dexter Safety Guidelines

Always Shut Off Power and Water

Do Not Use Volatile Substances

Section 2: Machine Installation & Operating Instructions

Foundation Requirements

Electrical

Electrical Connections

Fuse Requirements

Emergency Stop; Safety Door Lock

Operating Instructions

Starting the Washer

Section 3: Machine Programming Instructions

Programming Instructions

Coin Price Programming

Programming Instructions Details

Wash Cycle Programming

Section 4: Trouble Shooting

Common Troubleshooting Solutions Pages

Troubleshooting Machine Fault

Errors Pages

Main Control Printed Circuit Board Procedures

Remove Power and Lockout Safely

CAUTION: Do Not Soft Reset

Common Troubleshooting Solutions

Troubleshooting Machine Fault Errors

Fault F1: Door Failed to Close;Lock

Fault F2: Washer Tub Does Not Fill

Fault F3: Memory Error in Controller

Fault F4: Washer Controller Communication Error

Fault F5: Pressure Switch Error

Fault F6: Wrong Washer Size for Drive Type

Fault F7: Wrong Size Drive Installed

Fault F8: Washer Tub Does Not Empty

Fault F9: Washer Does Not Reach Spin Target Frequency

Fault F10: After Spin, Washer Tub Does Not Stop

Fault F11: Drive Size Setting Has Changed

Fault F12: Washer Controller Internal Error

Troubleshooting Machine Fault Errors (Continued)

Fault F13: VFD and Washer Computer Not Communicating

Fault F22: MS300 Drive Conversion Only

Fault F14: Over-current on the Drive or Motor

Fault F23: VFD Replacement;Disconnection

Fault F15: Variable Frequency Drive Senses High Internal Voltage

Fault F24: Injection Relay PCB Issues

Fault F16: Temperature Sensor Detects High Internal Temperature

Fault F25: Water Valve PCB Replacement

Fault F17: Overload of the Drive or Motor

Fault F26: VFD Unit Addition;Connection

Fault F18: Ground Fault to the Drive

Fault F27: Injection Relay PCB Addition

Fault F19: Low Voltage to the Drive

Fault F28: Water Valve PCB Addition

Fault F20: Internal Drive Error

Fault F21: Data Error on Communications Between Controller and Drive

Section 5: Machine Service Procedures

Service Procedures (Continued)

Adjusting the Loading Door