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Fisher & Paykel ED55 User Manual

Fisher & Paykel ED55
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CLOTHES DRYER
MODELS
AD55 – ED55 – ED56
220/240 Volt 50 Hz
Whiteware Sales & Marketing
Fisher & Paykel Limited
78 Springs Road, East Tamaki, Auckland
Private Bag 14917, Panmure, New Zealand
Telephone 64 9 273 0660
Facsimile 64 9 273 0637
517644
September 1995
COPYRIGHT FISHER & PAYKEL LTD 1995
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Fisher & Paykel ED55 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFisher & Paykel
ModelED55
CategoryDryer
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Notes

General Specifications

Dimensions

Provides detailed measurements for dryer width, depth, and height.

Packed Weight

Specifies the weight of the dryer when packaged for transport.

Control System

Details the control types for AD55 (Timer) and ED55/56 (Electronic).

Capacity

States the maximum dry weight capacity of the dryer.

Electrical Specifications

Lists electrical requirements including voltage, frequency, heater, and motor wattage.

Thermostat Settings

Outlines thermostat cut-out and reset temperatures for the heater plate.

Exhaust Duct Details

Specifies exhaust duct cut-out temperature and reset type for AD55.

General Description

Installation Options

Details various installation methods for the dryer to suit different requirements.

Free Standing Installation

Describes the dryer standing on the floor and its mobility.

Side-by-Side Match

Details plinth for matching with existing washers, reducing bending.

Inverted Wall Mounting

Explains mounting above a washer or tub using a kit and inverted panel.

Upright Wall Mounting

Covers wall mounting at any height to minimize bending and stretching.

Outside Wall Mounting Information

Wall Mounting Procedure

Step-by-step guide for mounting the dryer on an outside wall.

Instructions

Venting Options

Details the available venting options for optimal dryer performance.

External Venting Benefits

Details advantages of external venting like efficiency, condensation prevention, and lint reduction.

Flush Venting

Describes venting via a metal pipe through a wall, suitable for floor/wall mounts.

Moveable Venting

Uses a flexible hose for slight dryer movement, suitable for floor-mounted dryers.

Window Venting

Utilizes a flexible hose to vent the dryer through a window.

Internal Venting

Discusses using a vent deflector when external venting is not possible.

Custom Venting

Details a vent system up to 5 meters with specific bend restrictions.

Clothes Care

Sorting Laundry

Guidance on sorting clothes by drying time for efficiency and lint separation.

Loading Clothes

Tips for loading clothes to ensure even drying, prevent snagging, and allow airflow.

Drying Small Loads (Electronic)

Advice for electronic models on drying small loads to avoid premature cycle stops.

AD55 Operating Instructions

Dualcare Dryer Features

Explains the Dualcare dryer's low-temperature design and two cycle options.

Using the Dualcare Dryer

Step-by-step guide for operating the Dualcare AD55 dryer.

Drying Time Estimates

Provides estimated drying times for various load comparisons.

Flammable Solvents Warning

Crucial safety warning against drying items with flammable solutions or materials.

ED55/56 Operating Instructions

Using the Electronic Dryer

Guide on operating the ED55/56 electronic dryer, including controls and settings.

Dryness Level Settings

Explanation of the five dryness levels indicated by LEDs for ED55/56.

1-Hour Manual Setting

Details the manual 60-minute cycle that does not auto-sense dryness.

ED56 Temperature Settings

Describes the Regular, Low, and Cold temperature settings available on the ED56 model.

Airing Cycle

Explains the 10-minute cool air cycle to reduce creasing after drying.

Pause Functionality

How to pause the dryer cycle by opening the door or pressing the START/PAUSE button.

Key Lock Feature

Details how to activate and use the key lock to prevent accidental changes or operation.

ED56 Delay Start

Instructions on setting a delayed start for the drying cycle on the ED56 model.

ED56 Crease Guard

Explains the Crease Guard function to minimize creasing by periodic tumbling.

Dryer Rack Accessory

Information about the dryer rack for drying items that should not be tumbled.

Using the Dryer Rack

Step-by-step guide on how to install and use the dryer rack.

Drying Shoes and Hats

Tips for drying shoes and hats using the dryer rack and specific settings.

Special Features

Attention Getter Feature

Description of the LED flashing feature for shop displays and how to activate/stop it.

Fault Modes

Information on identifying and initial troubleshooting steps for fault modes.

Service Procedure

ESD Precautions

Essential precautions for handling electronic components sensitive to static electricity.

Remove Timer Knob (AD55)

Procedure for removing the timer knob on AD55 models.

Remove Control Panel

Steps for safely removing the control panel from the dryer.

Remove Top Trim

Instructions for removing the top trim of the dryer.

Remove Back Panel

Detailed steps for removing the rear panel of the dryer.

Remove Top Cabinet Panel

Procedure for removing the top cabinet panel.

Remove the Drum

Comprehensive guide on how to remove the dryer drum.

Replace Front Drum Bearings

Steps for replacing the front drum bearings, only possible with the drum removed.

Remove Front Bearing Holder & Air Duct

Instructions for removing the front bearing holder, air duct assembly, and felt seal.

Remove the Motor

Procedure for removing the motor from the dryer.

Remove the Fan

Steps for removing the fan from the motor shaft.

Remove Motor Driving Pulley

Guide on removing the motor driving pulley.

Remove Jockey Pulley

Instructions for removing the jockey pulley arms and rollers.

Remove Timer (AD55)

Procedure for removing the timer on AD55 models.

Remove Electronic Module (ED55/56)

Steps for removing the electronic module, including ESD precautions.

Remove Door Assembly

Instructions for removing the door assembly from the dryer.

Remove Door Switch

Procedure for removing the door switch.

AD55 Wiring Diagram

AD55 Dryer Sequence Chart

ED55 Wiring Diagram

ED56 Wiring Diagram

Removal and Handling

ESD Precautions

Guidelines for handling electronic components to prevent Electrostatic Discharge damage.

Packaging and Transportation

Instructions for proper packaging and transportation of PCB assemblies.

Connector Types

Description of the three types of connectors used on the dryer and their removal.

Electronic Module Connection Check

LED and Button Test

Procedure to test the functionality of LEDs and buttons on the control panel.

Drum Rotation and Element Check

Tests to verify drum rotation and heater element operation.

Exhaust Sensor & Door Switch Test

Tests for the exhaust sensor and door switch functionality.

Fault Codes

Faulty Exhaust Sensor

Identifies fault code 0101/1001 for a faulty exhaust sensor and troubleshooting steps.

Over Temperature Fault

Describes fault code 1101 for exhaust air temperature exceeding 90°C and its causes.

Other Fault Codes

Refers to other fault codes related to PCB assembly issues.

Testing the Exhaust Sensor

Procedure for testing the resistance of the exhaust sensor thermistor.

Door Switch Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the door switch for proper pause activation.

Brown Out Condition

Explains what a brown out is and how the dryer handles voltage drops.

Temperature Measurement

Initiate Temperature Measurement

Steps to start the dryer for temperature measurement mode.

Display Ambient Sensor Temperature

Procedure to show ambient sensor temperature using < DRYNESS button.

Display Exhaust Sensor Temperature

Procedure to show exhaust sensor temperature using > DRYNESS button.

Return to Normal Operation

How to exit temperature measurement mode and return to normal dryer operation.

Reading Displayed Temperature

Temperature Display Example One

Illustrates how to calculate temperature from LED indications (1+2+8=11 C).

Temperature Display Example Two

Shows how to calculate temperature from LED indications (0.5+2+4+8+16=30.5 C).

Common Drying Problems

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