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General safety warnings for operating the machine and handling the programmer.
Explains button functions in Run and Service modes, service key, and labels.
Overview of control features, displayed data, and hardware/software components.
Details on accessing and navigating the Service-Setup Mode, including its main menus.
Explains the step-by-step composition of wash programs and sequences.
Instructions on programming limits, water temperature, and water level.
Settings for coin selection, debit card reader, and general pricing options.
Functionality for setting special prices based on day and time.
Settings for temperature-based pricing for wash cycles.
Settings for upgrade-based pricing for enhanced wash cycles.
Guide to accessing and configuring language and initial machine settings.
Instructions for setting machine-specific parameters and machine type.
Process for selecting and editing individual wash programs and their steps.
Detailed steps for modifying wash cycle parameters like time, temperature, and water level.
Initial startup procedures and checks before operating the machine.
Procedure for powering on the machine and initial display status.
Instructions for loading laundry and closing the door.
Guidance on adding detergent and softener to the dispenser.
Steps for making payment using coins or debit card.
How to select and initiate a wash cycle.
Information on monitoring the progress of an active wash cycle.
Methods for stopping or advancing through a running wash cycle.
Procedures for handling failure messages and power interruptions.
Explanation of symbols and codes used for water inlet valves, water level, and tub action.
Details the programming steps, valves, temperature, and time for the Whites cycle.
General information on messages appearing on the display during operation.
Explanation of diagnostic error messages, their format, and meaning.
Detailed procedures for handling and clearing fault messages.
A table listing diagnostic codes, failure descriptions, actions, and fault occurrences.
Categorizes and explains various help and error codes and their associated failures.
How to access and navigate the main Service Menu and its sub-menus.
Viewing, erasing, and analyzing fault messages and statistics.
Accessing input states, inverter control, pulley ratio, and service counts.
Procedure for running the diagnostic program to test machine functions.
Details the sequence of tests performed during the diagnostic cycle.
Outlines the steps, parameters, and expected outcomes of the basic diagnostic wash.
A guide to identifying and solving common machine problems.
Explains Level Sensor, Temperature Sensor, Service Due, and Door Switch failure codes.
Explains Coin Blocking, Door Solenoid, and Fill Failure codes.
Explains Drain, Door Solenoid, and Inverter Communication Fault codes.
Explains Inverter Alarm and Coin Blocking 2 codes.
Explains Door Lock, Overfill, and Debit Card Fault codes.
Explains Bimetal/Spring, Memory, and Software Error codes.
Explains the "Too Hot" help code and how to monitor temperature.
Covers Overflow, Wrong Input, RS7/RS10 Select, Slow Refill, No Clock, and No Spin signals.
Covers Lock Active, Lock Start, Inverter Error Codes, THT/OV3 Time Out.
Covers Inverter Initialization/Verification Faults and Stall Prevention.
Covers Wrong Voltage Range and Inverter Model Type selection errors.
Covers Card Reader communication issues and Wrong Software Version.
Lists Mitsubishi inverter alarm codes and refers to the manual.
Specific diagnosis for OV-errors, focusing on machine type and load.
Routine maintenance, safety precautions, and essential information for service inquiries.
Diagram and technical specifications of the programmer circuit board.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the electronic board.
Procedure for installing new software and resetting settings.
Details on machine data, electronic data, configuration, and initialization data.
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