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Essential precautions to reduce risks of fire, electric shock, or injury during machine use.
Explanation of graphical symbols found on the machine itself.
Explanation of graphical symbols used within the instruction manual.
Key guidelines for correct machine operation, maintenance, and preservation.
Details the construction features of the washing machine.
Describes safety guards, interlocks, and control components.
Explains the operational safety features of the machine.
Details power supply connections and emergency stop mechanisms.
Explains the washing machine display and its graphic/text modes.
Description of numerical and multi-function keyboard functions.
Information on using memory cards for program storage.
Overview of the three main operation areas: Program Execution, Programming, and System Tools.
Initial steps to power on and access the main menu.
Guide to loading laundry and selecting a wash program.
Explains the various informative screens displayed during operation.
Details on accessing and interpreting the INFO screen for detailed information.
Instructions for modifying program parameters during execution.
Function to pause the program before the final spin cycle.
Describes different methods for stopping the machine and opening the door.
Procedure for programming a delayed start time for wash cycles.
How the machine detects and manages load unbalance during spinning.
Overview of systems designed to assist with loading and unloading laundry.
Using the control panel for loading and unloading aid functions.
Using a remote control for loading and unloading aid functions.
Detailed instructions for operating the EASY LOAD system.
Detailed instructions for operating the TILT system.
Instructions for using the combined TILT and EASY LOAD systems.
How the program pauses due to a dosing unit busy signal.
A table outlining the available pre-set wash programs.
Guide to understanding the icons used in pre-set program tables.
Detailed parameters and settings for each pre-set program.
Explanation of fundamental terms like function, phase, and program.
Overview of the options available within the programming mode.
Steps to enter the program creation interface.
Procedure for naming a new program and selecting fabric type.
General guide to setting up individual program phases.
Configuration options for water intake.
Setting the water level for each wash phase.
Configuring water temperature and heating parameters.
Control over the rate of temperature increase.
Setting up detergent and chemical dispensing parameters.
Defining the length of time for product dispensing.
Utilizing the A6 board for advanced programming options.
Setting the duration for which INFO A6 mode features are active.
Defining drum rotation patterns (start/stop sequences).
Setting the drum rotation speeds for different phases.
Defining the duration of drum rotation for specific phases.
Implementing a gradual reduction in bath temperature.
Control over the rate of temperature decrease.
Configuration options for draining the wash bath.
Setting the speed at which the drum drains.
Setting the duration of the spin cycle.
Configuring the buzzer at the end of program phases.
Finalizing the programming of a phase or the entire program.
Creating and using single-phase programs for immediate use.
Advanced mode for interacting with the A6 (I/O2) board.
Using A6 mode for controlling external dosing signals.
Practical applications of INFO A6 for data transfer.
Table detailing decimal values for activating A6 board outputs.
General overview of how to edit existing programs.
Procedure to select a program and change its name/fabric type.
Choosing specific phases within a program for modification.
Editing or viewing the parameters of a selected phase.
Adding new phases into an existing program sequence.
Removing a specific phase from a program.
Duplicating programs into unused slots.
Implementing password protection for programs.
Deleting programs from the machine's memory.
Editing names and viewing content of factory pre-set programs.
Transferring programs from the washing machine memory to a card.
Transferring programs from a card to the washing machine.
Viewing card contents and modifying program names.
Deleting programs from the memory card.
Navigating and accessing the system configuration parameters.
Overview of parameters that can be configured for machine operation.
Settings related to language, screen contrast, and sound feedback.
Accessing more complex programming and feature settings.
Tables for bath levels and rotation speeds.
Procedure for adjusting the machine's internal clock.
Formatting memory cards for use or data recovery.
Setting and managing security codes for menus and programs.
Details on machine model, software versions, and program information.
Tracking of machine operations such as cycles and spin counts.
Counters for system alarms and error logs.
Registering the number of times each program has been executed.
Counters that register the quantity of linen washed per program.
Setting custom text messages and their display timing.
Setting parameters and starting the recovery tank cleaning sequence.
Emergency procedures for safely releasing a trapped person.
Specific procedures for entrapment involving the TILT system.
Instructions for manually releasing the door security lock.
Steps for safely disassembling the machine's door.
Guidance for common operational issues and problems.
Interpretation and response to various system alarm messages.
Recommended procedures for cleaning the exterior of the washing machine.
Instructions for cleaning the door seal and removing debris.
Procedure for cleaning water inlet solenoid valve filters.
Checks to ensure the proper functioning of safety devices.
Instructions for cleaning the detergent and chemical dispenser.
Procedure for lubricating the bearing housing for smooth operation.
Inspection of bearing housing seals for leaks and wear.
Recommended periodic comprehensive overhaul of the washing machine.
Procedure for cleaning the machine's recovery tank.
Procedures for dismantling the machine for disposal or recycling.
Practical application examples for the INFO A6 mode.
Using INFO A6 mode when connected to an external control unit.
Utilizing INFO A6 mode to trigger external signals for pumps.
Example of triggering multiple external dosings with identical timing.
Example of triggering external dosings with varied timing.
Using proportional dosing with external dosing control units.
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