Why Dexter Laundry T600 machine does not stop?
If your Dexter Laundry Washer doesn't stop, it could be due to: * **Main PCB:** The main PCB controls the time cycle at the end of the cycle. * **Braking Resistors:** Check the braking resistors for continuity and verify the ohms resistance by Molex.
How to fix water level too high in Dexter Laundry T600?
If the water level is too high in your Dexter Laundry Washer, check the pressure switch hose for blockages. Also, check for the pressure switch opening circuit across the terminals. Replace the switch if the contacts do not open.
How to open Dexter Laundry T600 door?
If the door of your Dexter Laundry Washer won't open, check the following: * **Door Rod:** Ensure the door rod from the solenoid to the lock assembly is long enough to allow the lock assembly to disengage. Adjust the rod if necessary. * **Gear Motor:** Check the door lock motor to ensure it's not stuck or binding. Replace the locking motor if it doesn't move freely.
Why Dexter Laundry T600 tumbles in one direction?
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.
Why Dexter Laundry T600 Washer water drains slowly?
If water is draining slowly from your Dexter Laundry Washer, inspect the hoses and drain valve for blockages. Clean them if necessary and ensure they are adequately sized. Also, check the building drains for any blockages.
What to do if Dexter Laundry T600 machine does not turn?
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.
Why no hot water in detergent dispenser of Dexter Laundry Washer?
If there's no hot water in the detergent dispenser of your Dexter Laundry Washer, check the following: * **Water Valve Coil:** Check the coil continuity at the terminals and replace if there's no continuity. Note that 120V power is only on for 20 seconds in the wash bath. * **Water Inlet:** Check the water inlet screens for blockage and clean the screens if necessary. * **Water:** Ensure that the water is turned on and operating. * **Wiring:** Check the black & white harness.
How to fix water leakage around loading door in Dexter Laundry T600 Washer?
If you notice water leaking around the loading door of your Dexter Laundry Washer, consider these solutions: * **Door Adjustment:** The door may need adjustment due to wear or abuse. Check the tightness around the perimeter using a dollar bill. Adjust left to right tightness using shims at the door lock or hinge side. Center the gasket to the tub opening before tightening the door to hinge bolts. Chalk may help show the contact point with the tub front. If the gasket is deformed, worn, or damaged, replace it.
What to do if water comes in but level does not rise in Dexter Laundry T600?
If water enters your Dexter Laundry Washer but the level doesn't rise, examine these potential causes: * **Drain Valve:** Check for blockages, the drain valve motor and gear train functionality. If there is power but the drain valve doesn't close, replace the valve. Also, check for power to the drain valve and inspect the (brn/yel) circuit for power if none is present. * **Wiring:** Check the black and white wires at the Molex plug on the main PCB controller and at the main relay PCB.
Why there is no cold water to tub in Dexter Laundry T600 Washer?
If cold water isn't entering the tub during the wash cycle of your Dexter Laundry Washer, check the following: * **Water Valve Coil:** Check the coil continuity at the terminals and replace if there's no continuity. * **Water Inlet Screens:** Check the water inlet screens for blockage and clean if necessary. * **Water:** Make sure 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 the pressure switch continuity between terminal contacts. 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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Symbol indicating dangerous high voltages present inside product.
Prohibits entry into the equipment or its space.
Prohibits stepping or standing on the equipment.
Prohibits operation without all guards and covers in place.
Prohibits washing clothing with flammable liquids (petrochemicals).
Prohibits children from playing in or around the equipment.
Disconnect power before performing any servicing on the equipment.
Implement lock out/tag out procedures before servicing the equipment.
Disconnect water supply before commencing any servicing activities.
Washers must be installed according to local electrical and plumbing codes.
Children should be supervised to ensure they do not operate or play.
Keep all panels in place to protect against shock and injury.
Appliance not for persons with reduced capabilities unless supervised.
Always shut off power and water supply before servicing.
Do not use volatile or flammable substances in or near the washer.
Specifies requirements for a substantial concrete floor or suitable base for installation.
Discusses permanent installation, branch circuits, and conduit requirements.
Lists dual element time delay fuse or equivalent breaker amperage requirements.
Details the operation of the emergency stop button and safety door lock feature.
Steps for loading clothes, adding detergent, and selecting temperature.
Explains manual programming via machine controls or PDA.
Details the seven stages for setting coin prices and values.
Steps for changing wash cycle parameters like baths, times, and temperatures.
Pages providing solutions for common washer issues and fault codes.
Guide to troubleshooting specific machine faults displayed on the front.
Section detailing error codes and their corresponding customer actions.
Procedure to safely remove power and lock out the machine before working on the PCB.
Warning against soft resetting when installing a new battery to avoid programming issues.
Describes fault F1 and customer actions for door lock issues.
Describes fault F2 and customer actions for washer tub fill problems.
Describes fault F3 and customer actions for controller memory errors.
Describes fault F4 and customer actions for communication errors.
Describes fault F5 and customer actions for pressure switch errors.
Describes fault F6 and customer actions for incorrect drive size settings.
Describes fault F7 and customer actions for incorrect drive size installation.
Describes fault F8 and customer actions for tub emptying issues.
Describes fault F9 and customer actions for spin speed frequency issues.
Describes fault F10 and customer actions for tub not stopping after spin.
Describes fault F11 and customer actions for changed drive size settings.
Describes fault F12 and customer actions for internal controller errors.
Describes fault F13 and customer actions for VFD communication issues.
Describes fault F22 for MS300 drive conversion.
Describes fault F14 and customer actions for over-current issues.
Describes fault F23 related to VFD replacement or disconnection.
Describes fault F15 and customer actions for high internal voltage issues.
Describes fault F24 related to injection relay PCB addition or connection.
Describes fault F16 and customer actions for high temperature sensor readings.
Describes fault F25 related to water valve PCB replacement.
Describes fault F17 and customer actions for drive or motor overload.
Describes fault F26 related to VFD unit addition or connection.
Describes fault F18 and customer actions for ground faults to the drive.
Describes fault F27 related to injection relay PCB addition.
Describes fault F19 and customer actions for low voltage to the drive.
Describes fault F28 related to water valve PCB addition.
Describes fault F20 and customer actions for internal drive errors.
Describes fault F21 and customer actions for data communication errors.
Guidance on adjusting the loading door fit and pressure.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the drive motor from the machine.
Details the operation of the door lock mechanism and its switches.
Instructions for removal and reassembly of the tub back, bearing, and cylinder.
Details removal and reassembly of the basket pulley assembly.
Steps for removing the bearing housing from the basket shaft.
Procedures for reinstalling the assembly onto the basket shaft.
Location and reset/replacement instructions for circuit breakers and fuses.
Caution regarding changing pressure switch adjustment and its effect on water usage.
Instructions for removing the emergency stop button switch assembly.
Explains power connection to the Delta drive for three-phase or single-phase sources.
Description of dynamic braking resistors and safety precautions.
Details the power flow and connections for the machine's start circuit.
Explains the fill circuit, including water valves and thermoactuator operation.
Describes the wash circuit, including tub filling and basket tumbling.
Explains the drain circuit, how the valve opens, and pressure switch reset.
Describes the Rinse 1 & 2 circuits, including fill, tumble, and temperature settings.
Troubleshooting steps for machine power supply, door switch, breaker, transformer, and coin acceptor.
Steps to troubleshoot coin acceptor issues including PCB, wiring, and breaker.
Troubleshooting for door lock issues, checking display, solenoid, switch, and thermoactuator.
Procedures to follow if the door fails to open after the cycle.
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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