Miele PW 6137 - Technical Information Manual

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION

PW 6xx7

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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

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