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General| Model | EH090 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 9 kg |
| Extraction speed | 1200 rpm |
| Control system | Inteli Control |
| Energy efficiency | A+++ |
| Voltage | 230/400 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Essential safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.
Details construction and functional characteristics of the washing machine.
Lists guards, safety devices, and control elements for user protection.
Explains specific safety functions of the washer like bath level and temperature control.
Identifies main switch, ON/OFF switch, emergency stop, and stop key.
Describes the screen display in graphic and text modes and its parts.
Details the numerical and multi-function keyboards and their usage.
Explains the function of the memory card for storing and copying programs.
Covers functions for selecting, executing, and modifying wash programs.
Covers functions for creating, modifying, and managing wash programs.
Area for configuring system parameters, setting clock, and managing codes.
Details steps to start the machine and access the main menu.
Guide to loading, selecting, and starting a wash program, including load recommendations.
Explains the informative screens and icons displayed during program execution.
Provides diverse information such as load weight, bath level, temperature, and motor power.
Allows immediate modification of phase values like water input, dosing, and temperature.
Explains how to interrupt a program before the final spin cycle.
Describes different stop modes (STOP key, NORMAL STOP, Emergency stop).
Allows programming the start time of a wash cycle using the keypad.
Explains how the machine detects and reacts to load unbalance during spin.
Details EASY LOAD, TILT, and TILT + EASY LOAD systems for loading assistance.
Explains operation using the control panel devices like screen, keys, and buttons.
Describes operation using the remote control devices for loading/unloading.
Details the sequence for starting and operating the EASY LOAD system.
Explains how to operate the TILT system for loading and unloading using control panel or remote.
Describes operating the combined TILT + EASY LOAD system.
Explains program pause triggered by dosing unit warnings for precise chemical delivery.
Presents a table detailing pre-set programs, their use, and parameters.
Explains the meaning of icons used in the pre-set program tables.
Detailed breakdown of the parameters for each pre-set program.
Defines key concepts for programming: function, phase, association of phases, and program.
Outlines the options available in the PROGRAMMING mode screen.
Explains the use of multi-function keyboard keys for programming operations.
Explains the use of the numerical keyboard for programming values.
Details how to access the PROGRAMMING mode and select a new program.
Guides on naming the new program and associating fabric type.
Explains how to program individual phases of a wash program.
Details options for water inlet configuration, including third inlet.
Allows programming the bath level for different stages of the wash.
Configures bath temperature and heating options (water mixture, steam, electric).
Defines temperature increase gradients for heating, specifying rates in °C/min or °F/min.
Explains programming of internal and external product dosing for up to four products.
Allows programming the duration (in seconds) for each product dosing.
Enables interaction with A6(I/O2) board for load transfer and numerical value output.
Sets the duration for which the A6 Info mode feature will be enabled.
Selects distinct start-and-stop drum rotation sequences for a phase.
Allows selecting and modifying drum rotation speeds in rpm for the wash cycle.
Sets the duration for drum rotation in minutes, after level, dosing, and temperature are reached.
Reduces bath temperature by admitting cold water after rotation time ends.
Defines temperature decrease gradients for cooling, specifying rates in °C/min or °F/min.
Configures draining operations, including options for double drain and recovery tank.
Sets the drum rotation speed during draining operations.
Programs the spin time in minutes or seconds, starting after positioning speed is reached.
Configures the buzzer at the end of each phase, including programmable pause options.
Provides options to program a new phase or end the program and return to the previous menu.
Allows creating a customized single-phase program for immediate use.
Details INFO A6 mode options for load transfer and numerical value output.
Explains two main uses: activating multiple dosings and transferring decimal numbers.
Table showing decimal values and their equivalence to A6(I/O2) board output activation.
Covers options for modifying program names, fabric types, phases, and inserting/erasing phases.
Step-by-step guide to selecting a program and changing its name and fabric type.
Allows selecting a specific phase within a program for modification or viewing.
Enables viewing and modifying the parameters of a selected program phase.
Allows inserting a new phase before or after an existing selected phase.
Removes a selected phase from the program, automatically renumbering subsequent phases.
Copies an existing program (user-created or pre-set) into an empty program slot.
Secures programs with a four-digit access code, preventing unauthorized use.
Removes user-programmed content from memory, with confirmation required.
Allows viewing pre-set program content and modifying their names.
Explains how to access the CARD menu from the main menu.
Lists the main operations available within the CARD menu.
Selects and copies a program from the machine's memory to the memory card.
Selects and copies a program from the memory card to an empty machine program slot.
Allows viewing program content on the card and modifying program names.
Removes a selected program from the memory card, with confirmation.
Explains how to access the SYSTEM TOOLS mode and its distinct menus.
Introduces the Configuration menu for modifying parameters and values.
Lists and explains parameters configurable in the CONFIGURATION menu.
Details parameters like LANGUAGE, SCREEN CONTRAST, TEMPERATURE UNIT, and BEEP.
Sets the duration of the acoustic beeps at the end of a phase.
Inhibits the acceleration function described in section 4.4.
Activates an external buzzer for alarms, connected to A6(I/O2) board.
Controls hot/cold water mixture for second internal dosing based on phase temp.
Activates weighing modes (Manual, AUTO, CEL) for load detection.
Selects units for load weight display (KG or LB).
Adjusts bath level values in proportion to the selected load.
Modifies dosing times in proportion to the selected load.
Sets the duration (in seconds) for external dosing times 1 through 4.
Purges hot water inlet piping by opening hot water valve and drain simultaneously.
Selects the drain through which purging water will be drained.
Opens dispenser compartment valves to remove product remains.
Opens cold water inlet valve after external dosing to remove residue.
Maintains a minimum cold water temp (18°C/64F) by mixing hot and cold water.
Activates the TILT + EASY LOAD system for loading and unloading assistance.
Sets switching delay time for pump with valve open/closed after detecting no water.
Assigns a network identifier for communication via RS-485 protocol.
Activates advanced programming features like programmable dosing time.
Activates programming of dosing duration for each dosing.
Activates programming of drum rotation speed in the wash cycle.
Activates programming of distinct heating gradients.
Activates programming of distinct cooling gradients.
Activates advanced use of the A6(I/O2) board.
Activates programming of pause in the program at the end of a phase.
Activates programming of spin time in seconds.
Presents tables for modifiable values, focusing on bath levels.
Details bath level values in mm for different machine models and programmable ranges.
Modifies start and stop times for pre-established rotation sequences.
Modifies the four drum rotation speeds in the wash cycle.
Modifies spin speeds in rpm, respecting order criteria.
Allows setting the washing machine's clock for delayed start functions.
Erases card content to prepare it for new data or resolve recording issues.
Protects programs and menus with a four-digit security code.
Provides info on machine model, control characteristics, and board versions.
Tracks executed operations like programs, cycles, and unbalances.
Lists controlled alarms and their occurrence count depending on machine models.
Registers the quantity of executions for each program, allowing counter erasure.
Registers the quantity of linen washed per program, requires Load Detection.
Allows writing and scheduling three text messages to appear on screen.
Configures parameters for tank cleaning operation and starts the process.
Procedure to follow in case of entrapment, emphasizing safety operations.
Procedure to free a person trapped by the TILT system's movements.
Details manual release of the security lock in case of power failure or emergency.
Provides instructions for disassembling the washing machine door.
Troubleshooting common problems like persistent unbalance, noise, leaks, or forgotten codes.
Lists main alarm messages, likely causes, and recommended responses.
Recommends periodic cleaning of the machine's exterior with a damp cloth.
Instructs on cleaning the door seal carefully to remove residue.
Details procedure for qualified personnel to clean solenoid valve filters.
Describes checks for door lock and emergency push-button safety mechanisms.
Procedure for authorized service to clean the dispenser.
Steps for disassembling and cleaning the dispenser unit.
Explains bearing housing greasing for specific models by authorized personnel.
Procedure for authorized service to check bearing housing seals for leaks.
Recommends periodic overhaul of the washing machine by authorized service.
Action for machines with recovery tank, procedure described in System Tools.
Information on dismantling the machine and its recyclable materials.
Provides practical examples of using the INFO A6 mode in various scenarios.
Example of transferring load value and decimal code to an external control unit.
Shows how INFO A6 mode triggers external signals for pumps and dosings.
Example of programming multiple external dosings with identical durations.
Example of programming multiple external dosings with varying durations using multiple phases.
Shows using proportional dosing with external units, adjusting for load and bath level.
