Why does my Meiko DV 200.2 say maintenance is required?
Your Meiko Dishwasher indicates that maintenance is required because the set operating hours (P122) or batch number (P123) has been reached. Inform the service department and perform maintenance. After maintenance, reset the maintenance counter (P124).
What to do if my Meiko Dishwasher hood is not closed?
If the hood of your Meiko Dishwasher is not closed, you should check connection S1, check the microswitch adjustment, change the microswitch or replace a defective I/O circuit board.
What to do if my Meiko DV 200.2 asks for factory setting parameter list?
To address the 'Factory setting parameter list' message on your Meiko Dishwasher, switch the power supply ON/OFF within 5 minutes and set parameters back to factory settings. This action will be rejected, and parameters will be retained and Information 123 will disappear.
How to resolve the 'Incorrect password / no authorization' error on my Meiko Dishwasher?
To resolve the 'Incorrect password / no authorization' error on your Meiko Dishwasher, enter the code once again.
Why is the emergency program active on my Meiko Dishwasher?
The emergency program on your Meiko Dishwasher may be active, restricting washing, because there is no boiler or tank heating. Check the system to resolve this.
Why does my Meiko DV 200.2 Dishwasher say maintenance required?
The Meiko Dishwasher indicates maintenance is required when the set operating hours or batch number has been reached. To resolve this, inform the service department and perform maintenance. Afterward, reset the maintenance counter.
What to do if Meiko Dishwasher says refill with salt?
If your Meiko Dishwasher indicates 'Refill with salt', it means there is no brine available. Check the salt supply and ensure there is water in the salt solution reservoir. Also, check if the float switch S5 is working.
What to do if Meiko DV 200.2 Dishwasher shows error in the dosing system ADT?
If you see an error in the ADT dosing system of your Meiko Dishwasher, it indicates that the flow meter is recognizing impulses even when detergent dosing is not in progress. This can happen if the valve of the dosing unit is not closing. In that case, you should check the valve of the dosing unit.
What does 'Emergency program active' mean on my Meiko DV 200.2 Dishwasher?
If your Meiko Dishwasher displays 'Emergency program active,' it indicates that there is no boiler or tank heating. Check system.
General| Basket size | 500 x 500 mm |
|---|---|
| Electrical connection | 3NPE 400V 50Hz |
| Delay start | No |
| Child lock | No |
| Water consumption (cycle) | 2.6 l |
| Water consumption | 2.6 liters per cycle |
Provides a general description of the Meiko Model DV 200.2 commercial dishwasher.
Details safety symbols and warnings used throughout the manual for user and equipment protection.
Outlines the key steps involved in installing the dishwasher and the owner's responsibilities.
Specifies necessary conditions for the installation area and utility connections before proceeding.
Details the process of removing packaging, moving the unit, and ensuring it is level.
Explains how to access electrical and chemical dispensing connection points on the machine.
Guides the connection of the main electrical power supply to the dishwasher safely and correctly.
Describes the setup and function of internal and external chemical dispensing systems for detergents and rinse aids.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing an external detergent dispensing system.
Details the process for connecting the external liquid rinse aid supply line.
Explains how to wire external chemical pumps to the dishwasher's terminal block.
Guides the connection of detergent and rinse additive containers or dispensers to the unit.
Covers requirements for connecting the fresh water supply, including pressure and temperature.
Specifies correct positioning and requirements for the dishwasher's drain hose.
Describes how to attach tables to the dishwasher for straight-through or corner configurations.
Covers final checks of electrical connections and panel replacement before operation.
Details the procedure for priming the chemical lines for internal dispensing systems.
Explains how to verify and adjust chemical concentrations for optimal cleaning.
Identifies and explains the function of each control on the dishwasher's keypad and displays.
Guides the user through the initial startup process, including checking dispensers and filling the tank.
Provides recommendations for loading ware efficiently and effectively for optimal cleaning results.
Describes how to start and run a wash cycle, including safety precautions.
Advises on best practices for managing the unit between wash cycles to maintain efficiency.
Details the procedure for properly shutting down the dishwasher at the end of a shift.
Outlines daily maintenance tasks for cleaning scrap screens, filters, and interior components.
Details weekly maintenance procedures, including cleaning wash and rinse arms.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the exterior surfaces of the dishwasher safely.
Explains how to remove lime scale deposits using a deliming process.
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