GIRBAU ED Series User Manual

Code no. 576074
Rev. nº 03/0418
Model
From Machine No.
ED260
ED340
ED460
ED660
ED900
ED1250
2,215,001
2,240,001
2,265,001
2,290,001
2,480,001
2,470,001
Operating and Maintenance
Instruction manual for
PROFESSIONAL ED dryers
GIRBAU, SA
Crta de Manlleu, km. 1
08500 VIC (Barcelona) • SPAIN
National sales:
T.(+ 34) 902 300 359
comercial@girbau.es
International sales:
T.(+ 34) 938 862 219
sales@girbau.es
Service:
T.(+ 34) 902 300 357
sat@girbau.es
www.girbau.es
For USA and CANADA:
CONTINENTAL GIRBAU Inc.
2500 State Road 44
WI 54904 Oshkosh • USA
Tel. 1(920) 231-8222
info@continentalgirbau.com
www.continentalgirbau.com
EN
PROFESSIONAL
ED260/ED340
ED460/ED660
ED900/ED1250

GIRBAU ED Series Specifications

General

Reversing Drum	Yes
Cool Down Phase	Yes
Type	Tumble Dryer
Series	ED Series
Loading Capacity	8-22 kg
Heating options	Electric, gas, or steam
Heat Source	Electric, gas, or steam
Drum Material	Stainless steel

Summary

Safety Instructions

Important Safety Instructions

Comprehensive list of essential safety precautions for operating the dryer.

Symbols Used in Machine Labelling

Explanation of graphical symbols found on machine labels.

Symbols Used in this Manual

Explanation of graphical symbols used within the instruction manual.

Important Instructions for Use and Preservation

Key guidelines for proper machine usage and preservation.

Prior Information

General Description of the Machine

Overview of the dryer's main features and capabilities.

Functional Features

Details on the microprocessor-controlled functions and features.

EC Declaration of Conformity

Information regarding the EC declaration of conformity for ED dryers.

Dos and Don'ts in Using the Machine

Essential guidelines on appropriate and inappropriate machine usage.

Specific Dangers and Warnings

Specific warnings related to spontaneous combustion, electric, and gas heating.

Management and Control System

Control Panel Overview

Description of the dryer's control panel and its components.

User Interface

Explanation of how the user interacts with the dryer's operations.

Multifunction Key Functions

Details on the functions assigned to the multifunction keypad.

Interpreting On-Screen Icons

Guide to understanding the various icons displayed on the dryer's screen.

Intervention Modes

Program Execution Mode

Covers selecting and executing drying programs and modifications.

Program Edit Mode

Functions for managing, creating, modifying, and deleting programs.

System Tools Mode

Menus for configuring system settings and obtaining information.

Program Execution Mode

Running a Program Overview

Introduction to executing drying programs and safety precautions.

Safety and Risk Warnings

Critical warnings regarding mechanical, electrical, temperature, and fire risks.

Connecting Energy Sources

Steps for connecting the dryer to its power sources.

Loading the Machine

Guidelines for loading fabrics into the dryer for optimal performance.

Loading/Unloading Risk Prevention

Preventative measures for risks during fabric loading and unloading.

Selecting and Starting a Program

Procedure for choosing and initiating a drying program.

Program Groupings

Description of the three types of programs available on the dryer.

Program Display Order

Explanation of how programs are listed on the display screen.

Starting a Program

Step-by-step instructions for initiating a selected program.

End of Program

Information and precautions at the conclusion of a drying program.

Standby Mode at End of Program

Details on the machine's behavior after program completion if load is not removed.

Running a Program: Descriptions and Examples

Explanation of program execution screens with examples.

Information Key

How to access program and machine operational information.

Altering Drying Programs

Methods for modifying drying programs, including advanced settings.

Using Advanced Settings

Enabling and using advanced modes like Soft, Eco, and Half Load.

Specific Program Modifications

How to make temporary changes to a program while it is running.

Automatic Speed Control (AUTOSPEED)

Explanation of the AUTOSPEED function for dynamic drum speed adjustment.

Manual Program: Definition and Use

Creating and using custom programs for immediate, one-time use.

Stop Modes

Description of different ways to stop the dryer program.

Normal Stopping

Procedure for a standard program stop using the STOP key.

Stopping Due to Opened Door

How opening the door affects the running program.

General Stop

Procedure for a general stop using the breaker switch (specific models).

Emergency Stop Button

Operation and activation of the emergency stop button.

Pre-set Programs

Overview of the ten pre-programmed drying cycles.

Content of Pre-set Programs

Detailed parameters for each of the pre-set programs.

Explaining Preset Program Functions

Explanation of program components like number, name, temperature, and duration control.

Edit Mode

Editing Concepts and Menus

Key concepts and menu structure for program editing.

Programming Modes and Phases

Understanding EASY and PRO operating modes and programming phases.

Program Diagrams

Visual flowcharts illustrating program logic in PRO and EASY modes.

Creating a New Program

Step-by-step guide to creating custom drying programs.

Editing Existing Programs

Procedures for modifying, copying, or deleting existing programs.

System Tools Mode

Accessing and Moving Between Areas

How to navigate and access different functional blocks within System Tools.

Menus within System Tools Mode

Overview of the menus and options available in System Tools.

Configuration Menu

Settings Overview

Details of settings to adapt dryer operation to user needs.

General Settings

Configuration of language, temperature units, and other general parameters.

Options Menu

Selection of operating modes, free program, advanced settings, and INFO view.

Programmable Tables

Tables for setting programmable values for rotation speed and moisture levels.

Access Codes

Enabling/disabling code protection for editing and tools menus.

Information Menu

General Information

Information on machine model, software version, and available programs.

Counters

Details on work, alarm, and program counters.

Personal Protection Wear

Protection Against Entrapment

Recommendations for clothing and accessories to avoid entrapment risks.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Operation Problems

Common operational issues and their recommended solutions.

Alarms and Error Management

Understanding alarm triggers, keys, and general alarm procedures.

List of Main Alarms

A code-based list of all possible alarms that can occur.

Troubleshooting Specific Alarms

Detailed troubleshooting steps for specific alarm codes and causes.

Freeing Trapped Person/Animal

Procedure for safely releasing a person or animal trapped inside the machine.

User Maintenance Instructions

General Safety and Precautions

Mandatory safety checks and general maintenance precautions.

Cleaning and Checking the Lint Filter

Procedure for cleaning and inspecting the lint filter to prevent fire risks.

Cleaning the Machine Exterior

Instructions for regularly cleaning the external surfaces of the dryer.

Checking Safety Mechanisms

Procedure for verifying the correct operation of safety mechanisms.

Checking the Door Opening Safety Device

Daily check procedure for the door opening safety device.

Checking the Emergency Stop

Weekly procedure for testing the functionality of the emergency stop button.

Preventative Maintenance Programme

Schedule of maintenance tasks for customer and authorized technical services.

Cleaning the Inside of the Inverter

Procedure for cleaning the inverter, reserved for technical services.

General Checks

General checks recommended for authorized technical services during periodic overhauls.

List of Most Common Spare Parts

List of common spare parts required for dryer maintenance and repair.

Removal from Service and Dismantling

Cautionary Notes

Important precautions for taking the dryer out of service and dismantling.