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PW 6xx7

Figure 100-8: Relationship between Drain and Spin

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Suds container water level in mm wc

Spin speed

Wash time 3

Wash time 4

Shaded area

Drain with spin in Wash time 4

If Wash time 4 for the current block has been set to greater than 0 seconds

(should be at least as long as the drain interval), Step 29 (“Drain level 1”) will

determine the water level (mm wc) for drum spinning to take place during the

drain interval. Spin rhythm and speed are programmed in “Wash time 4”.

Drain level 1 can be set directly at the machine, but only between the

Table of Contents2
Warning and Safety Instructions6
General Information6
Sharp-Edged Components6
Voltage Present on Power Electronic (Elp)/Frequency Converter Electronic (EFU)7
Electrical Connection as Per IEC 60309-2 (VDE 0623-2)7
Restoring the Ground Connection after Dismantling the Front and Side Panels7
Touch Current Measurement8
Detergents and Disinfectants8
B Modification History9
C Technical Data9
Table C-1: Machine Specifications9
Table C-2: Consumption Data Sheet, March 20119
D Layout of Electrical Components10
Figure D-1: Layout for el Version10
Figure D-2: Additional Components for D Version11
Table D-1: Electrical Components12
Weighing System13
Function13
General13
Display before and after Program Start13
Service Mode15
Calibration15
Test17
Explanation of Terms17
Fault Repair18
Weighing Module Not Registering18
Dashes Instead of Kg-Value18
Deviating Test Results18
Implausible Test Results19
Much-Lower Weight Displayed19
Drive20
Technical Data20
Table 060-1: Drive Motor Data20
Table 060-2: Tension of a New Hutchinson 10PJ 1752 Drive Belt20
Table 060-3: Tension of a Hutchinson 10PJ 1752 Drive Belt in Use20
Fascia Panel21
Technical Data21
Function21
Profitronic M Washing21
Figure 100-1: Profitronic M Control21
Table 100-1: Control System Parts21
Table 100-2: Fuses21
Table 100-3: Control Unit User Interface Language22
Wash Program Header23
Table 100-4: Basic Wash Program Structure23
Table 100-5: Basic Program Area Structure23
Programming29
Table 100-6: Internal Structure of Program Header for a Profitronic M Washing Program29
Table 100-7: Maximum Laundry Loads (in Kilos of Dry Laundry) in Relation to Washing Machine Program and Model29
Minimum Heating Level37
Table 100-8: Block Programming - Profitronic M Washing37
Suds Container, Water Quantities Related to Level38
Table 100-9: Minimum Water Level for Heating38
Coding Machine Model and Type of Heating39
Figure 100-2: Location of Coding Plug N1L_ST19, Top View of Control-Power Module ELP39
Table 100-10: Water Quantities Related to Level39
Figure 100-3: Coding Example: 10-6-4 = PW 6107, Electric Heating40
Table 100-11: Signal Allocation - Coding Plug N1L_ST19 on ELP 23540
Table 100-12: Coding Plugs for Different Models, Without Heating40
Table 100-13: Heating-Type Coding Without Model40
Liquid Dispensing Basics41
Figure 100-4: Coding Example: 10-8-6-5 = PW 6137, High-Pressure Steam, Indirect41
Table 100-14: Basic Wash Program Structure41
Table 100-15: Basic Program Area Structure41
Table 100-16: Basic Structure of a Program Block with Dispensing Phases 1 and 241
Explanation of Dispensing Terms42
Figure 100-5: Dispenser Display with Dispensing Selected (Dispensing "Yes") (from ID 1230 / 1231)42
Figure 100-6: Dispenser Display with Dispensing Deselected (Dispensing "No")42
Automatic Spin Setting44
Figure 100-7: Speed/Time Diagram for Automatic Spin Setting45
Table 100-17: Spin Phases 1 to 6 for Automatic Spin Profile45
Table 100-18: Maximum Selectable Spin Speed for Different Models45
Fault Repair46
Fault Code Summary46
Table 100-19: Summary of MDU Fault Codes63
Table 100-20: Fault Indications - Operator Level65
Service66
Programming Mode66
Table 100-21: Internal Structure of Program Header for a Profitronic M Washing Program69
Table 100-22: Block Programming77
Program Step Intake Paths 1 and 278
Table 100-23: Setting Options - Program Step - Intake Paths 1 and 279
Table 100-24: Case Divisions - Suds Container Temperatures79
Table 100-25: Valve Activation Summary - Automatic Water Intake Setting, Part 179
Table 100-26: Valve Activation Summary - Automatic Water Intake Setting, Part 280
Table 100-27: Valve Activation Summary - Automatic Water Intake Setting, Part 380
Table 100-28: Valve Activation Summary - Automatic Water Intake Setting, Part 480
Table 100-29: if the Target Temperature Is Exceeded, the Control Automatically Opens Cold-Water Valves Instead of Hot-Water Valves81
Table 100-30: List of Substitute Valves if Programmed Valve Is Not Available81
Table 100-31: List of Substitute Valves for Additional Intake after Target Level Reached81
Table 100-32: Valve Summary, PW 61X782
Table 100-33: Allocation of Valves to Water Paths82
Step Drain Level 183
Program Step Spin85
Table 100-34: Setting Options - Program Step - Spin86
Figure 100-9: Speed/Time Diagram for Automatic Spin Setting87
Table 100-35: Spin Phase Parameter Details87
Figure 100-10: User-Defined Spin Profile Example - Delicates Program in the Basic Program88
Table 100-36: Maximum Selectable Spin Speed for Different Models88
Service Mode (Service Level)89
Table 100-37: Service Mode Main Level90
Table 100-38: Service Program Subdivisions90
Table 100-39: Service Information90
Table 100-40: Service Settings90
Table 100-41: Delete Display Information90
Service Programs91
Table 100-42: Backup91
Table 100-43: Service Mode Main Level92
Table 100-44: Service Program Subdivisions92
Table 100-45: Test Manually Subdivisions93
Table 100-46: System Analyze93
Table 100-47: Control-Power Module94
Table 100-48: Selection-Display Module95
Table 100-49: Frequency Converter95
Table 100-50: Multifunction Module 196
Table 100-51: Card Reader Module96
Table 100-52: Operating Data Module96
Table 100-53: Load Module97
Table 100-54: MPG Module97
Table 100-55: Language Module97
Table 100-56: Test Automatically97
Service Information98
Table 100-57: Service Mode Main Level99
Table 100-58: Service Information Subdivisions99
Table 100-59: Operating Data99
Table 100-60: Operating Faults100
Table 100-61: Delete Operating Faults100
Table 100-62: Delete Operating Faults100
Service Settings101
Table 100-63: Machine History101
Table 100-64: Service Mode Main Level102
Table 100-65: Service Settings Subdivisions102
Table 100-66: Basic Settings103
Table 100-67: Water Drain103
Table 100-68: Drain103
Table 100-69: Active Time Drain Outlet Open104
Table 100-70: Water Inlet104
Table 100-71: Flow Rate Programming105
Table 100-72: Valve Block Programming106
Table 100-73: Water Valve Programming in Valve Block107
Table 100-74: Cold Hard Water Valve Programming107
Table 100-75: Flow Meter Programming108
Table 100-76: Heating108
Table 100-77: Heating Data Programming109
Table 100-78: "Dispensing109
Table 100-79: "Dispensing" Programming110
Table 100-80: Payment System Options111
Table 100-81: Payment System Options111
Table 100-82: Water Recycling Options112
Table 100-83: Water Recycling Pump Run-On Programming112
Table 100-84: Service Messages112
Table 100-85: Programming Service Messages113
Table 100-86: Accident Prevention Legislation Test113
Table 100-87: Accident Prevention Legislation Test114
Table 100-88: Bearing Maintenance114
Table 100-89: Bearing Maintenance Message Display Programming114
Table 100-90: Commissioning Date115
Table 100-91: Commissioning Date Programming115
Table 100-92: Telephone115
Table 100-93: Telephone Programming116
Table 100-94: Programmable MFM116
Table 100-95: Programmable MFM Inputs117
Table 100-96: Programmable MFM Outputs118
Table 100-97: Sign on Module118
Table 100-98: Sign on Module119
Table 100-99: Sign off Module119
Table 100-100: Sign off Module -> Select Module119
Delete Display Information120
Table 100-101: Service Mode Main Level120
Table 100-102: Delete Display Information Options121
Table 100-103: Delete Display Information Options121
Table 100-104: Service Messages Deleted121
Table 100-105: Accident Prevention Legislation-> Delete Display Information121
Table 100-106: Accident Prevention Legislation Display Deleted121
Data Backup in the Control-Power (ELP 235) and Selection/Display122
Modules122
Table 100-107: Delete Bearing Maintenance Display122
Table 100-108: Bearing Maintenance Display Deleted122
Table 100-109: Service Mode Main Level123
Table 100-110: Backup Options123
Table 100-111: Backup Data to EW Options124
Table 100-112: Backup Data to ELP Options124
Table 100-113: Operating Data to ELP Options124

Brand	Miele
Model	PW 6 7 Series
Category	Washer
Language	English

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