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GIRBAU HS-4007 User Manual

GIRBAU HS-4007
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Cod. nº 407817
Rev. nº 01/0403
Manufacture date
Fecha fabricación
Date fabrication
Serial No.
Nº Fabricación
Nº Fabrication
ÇÇ
Notice
d'Instructions de
Fonctionnement
pour Laveuses
Versions Contrôle
PM
Manual de
Instrucciones de
Funcionamiento
para Lavadoras
Variantes Control
PM
Operation
Instructions
Handbook for
Washers
Control Version
PM
PM
Manufacturer
Fabricante
Fabricant
Dealer stamp
Sello distribuidor
Cachet distributeur
Ctra. de Manlleu, km. 1
08500 VIC (Barcelona) - SPAIN
Tel. (34) 93 886 1100
Fax (34) 93 886 0785
E-mail: girbau@girbau.es
http://www.girbau.com
GIRBAU, S.A.GIRBAU, S.A.
HS - 4007 800001
HS - 4012 810001
HS - 4022 830001
HS - 4040 850001
HS - 4055 860001
HS - 4110 870001
MODEL FROM MACHINE No.
MODELO A PARTIR MAQUINA Nº
MODELE A PARTIR MACHINE No.

Table of Contents

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GIRBAU HS-4007 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGIRBAU
ModelHS-4007
CategoryWasher
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Instructions

Hazard Symbols Used on Washer Labels

Electric Shock Risk

Warns about electrical shock hazards and protection guards for components.

Entrapment Risk

Highlights risks associated with moving parts and protective guards.

High Temperature Risk

Advises caution for surfaces susceptible to quick temperature rises.

Risk of Harmful Vapors Inhalation

Details precautions regarding inhalation of harmful vapors.

Symbols Used on the Instruction Handbook

Warning of Possible Hazards

Alerts about potential risks for the user, machine, or fabric.

Caution or Important Information Notes

Highlights notes requiring attention or important information.

1. Machine Description

1.1. Machine Description

Provides the definition and purpose of the Girbau washer-extractors.

1.2. Construction Specifications

Details the construction specifications for LS and HS models.

1.3. Safety Devices

Explains crucial safety devices and warnings for machine operation.

2. Operation

2.1. Door Lock and Opening

Instructions for safe door operation, including locking and opening.

2.2. Initial Start-Up

Procedures and safety precautions for the initial startup of the machine.

2.3. Stopping Modes

Describes different modes for stopping the machine programmatically or normally.

2.4. Sudden Power Failure

Explains how the machine behaves and recovers from sudden power failures.

2.5. Don'ts

Lists prohibited actions and materials for safe and correct machine usage.

2.6. Personal Protection Equipment

Recommends personal protective equipment for safe operation.

3. Introduction to the Microprocessor

3.1. Programmable Microprocessor Control

Details the microprocessor's capabilities, functions, and programming.

3.2. Control Panel

Provides an overview of the control panel layout and its components.

3.3. Control Devices

Explains the function of various control devices like switches and LEDs.

3.4. Display Information

Lists and explains various messages and codes displayed by the machine.

3.5. Machine Configuration

Covers machine configuration options for installation and application needs.

3.6. Return to Machine's Basic Configuration

Details the procedure for resetting machine settings to factory defaults.

3.7. Displaying

Explains how to view machine model, EPROM version, and heating type.

3.8. Configuration of Operation

Guides on configuring various operational parameters for optimal machine use.

4. Manual Mode

4.1. Keys Function

Explains the function of each numeric key in MANUAL mode.

4.2. Use

Provides instructions for accessing and using MANUAL mode operations.

5. Automatic Mode. Application

5.1. Wash Programmes

Details available wash programmes with settings for different fabric types.

5.2. Wash Programme Execution

Guides on executing wash programmes, loading, and using the dispenser.

5.3. Consultations During the Programme

Explains how to check program status, phase, and temperature during execution.

5.4. Programme Punctual Modifications

Details how to make minor adjustments to programs during execution.

5.5. Programmes Contents and Report

Information on accessing and viewing programme contents and execution reports.

6. Automatic Mode. Programmation

6.1 Introduction

Overview of pre-recorded and user-programmable wash cycles.

6.2. Programming a Programme

Step-by-step guide to programming custom wash cycles.

6.3. Optional Functions Programming

Instructions for installing and programming optional machine functions.

6.4. Copying a Programme

Procedure for copying existing programmes to other memory locations.

6.5. Programme Modification

Guide for modifying user-programmed cycles or copied programs.

6.6. Erasing Programme Content

Instructions on how to erase programmed or copied cycle data.

6.7. Error Report

Details error codes displayed by the machine and their probable causes.

7. Hazards and Prevention Measures

Mechanical Hazards

Identifies mechanical risks and corresponding prevention actions.

Electrical Hazards

Details electrical risks and necessary prevention measures.

Thermal Hazards

Covers risks related to high temperatures and burns.

Hazards Generated by Noise

Addresses risks associated with noise levels and prevention.

Hazards Generated by Vibration

Explains risks from vibration and preventive measures.

Hazards Generated by Materials Processed

Covers risks from wash products, steam exhaust, and contamination.

Hazards Generated by Neglecting Ergonomic Principles

Addresses risks related to posture, PPE, lighting, and human error.

Hazards Caused by Failure of Energy Supply

Details risks from power supply failure and machine part breakdown.

Hazards Caused by Temporary Missing Safety Measures

Covers risks from missing or incorrectly positioned safety devices.

8. Maintenance

8.1. Preventive Maintenance

User-performed preventive maintenance schedule and tasks.

8.2. Alarm Reports. Possible Operation Failures

Troubleshooting guide for common alarms, causes, and solutions.

8.3. Maintenance and Corrective Action

Detailed procedures for user maintenance and corrective actions.

9. Service Removal / Dismantling

9.1 Service Removal

Procedure for safely removing the washer from service.

9.2 Materials Recovery

Lists recyclable or recoverable materials used in machine construction.

10. Quick Guides

10.1. Machine Configuration

Step-by-step guide for configuring machine settings (CONF 1).

10.2. Operation Configuration

Guide for configuring machine operation settings (CONF 2).

10.3. Programming

Instructions for accessing and performing custom programme programming.

10.4. Other options

Details on accessing and using additional machine functions and options.

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