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Details on ordering spare parts, including required information and accepted order methods.
Guidance for machine diagnosis and repair, including necessary information for service calls.
Requirements for validating warranty claims, including registration and purchase information.
Warnings regarding improper installation, high voltages, and the need for qualified personnel.
Cautions about moving parts, sharp edges, and the risk of serious injury during service.
Information stating that improper installation or servicing will void the manufacturer's warranty.
Critical safety instructions for machine installation and maintenance, including bolting and electrical connections.
Safety guidelines for machine operation, door lock checks, and prohibition of use by children.
Essential checks before operation: legibility of signs, door interlock functionality, and safety device integrity.
Mandates against bypassing safety devices and emphasis on proper maintenance for accident prevention.
Guidelines on intended use, child supervision, and avoiding direct water hosing of the machine.
Requirements for connected external equipment and preventing condensation damage to electronics.
Drum volume, speed, heating types, G-factor, and weight details for various models.
Water, drain, and steam valve connection specifications, including pressure and functioning limits.
Dimensional data (A-S) for EX series models in inches.
Data on dynamic force frequency and maximum floor load at extraction.
Introduction to the models covered, highlighting electronic programming, motor control, and customizable heating/water options.
Explanation of core machine functions including drum suspension, motor drive, drain valve, door lock, and control panel.
Illustrations showing key machine components with a corresponding numbered parts list.
Overview of the electronic program unit, its components, power source, and data reception.
Details on the program unit board's connectors and their respective input/output functions.
Step-by-step guide on activating service mode using various switch locations on the machine.
Explanation of the service program's capabilities for diagnostics, control, and calibration.
Details on the Config 1 menu, listing parameters adjustable by service personnel without a password.
Instructions for managing the wash program library, including activation and deactivation.
Critical safety warnings regarding high voltages and dangerous components within the motor control system.
Details on the motor's placement, drive belt system, frequency control, and fuse specifications.
Explanation of the serial communication interface between motor control and program unit.
Detailed steps for disassembling and assembling the motor, including safety warnings.
Description of the door lock components, including actuator, micro switches, and emergency release.
Explanation of how the door lock functions and the checks performed before locking/unlocking.
Emergency opening procedures and step-by-step instructions for replacing the door lock.
Description of I/O modules 1 and 2, their functions, and how designations indicate options.
Viewing I/O module function options via service program and interpretation tables.
Circuit diagrams for I/O module type 2 variants (22A-22G).
Procedures for replacing I/O modules and addressing them via service mode.
Description of the drain valve, its location on the machine, and its principal parts.
Detailed explanation of the drain valve's operation using water pressure.
Safety warnings and step-by-step instructions for disassembling and assembling the drain valve.
Description of the electric heating system, including elements, sensor, and contactors.
Explanation of how electric heating is controlled and how steam heating is managed.
Safety warnings and step-by-step instructions for replacing heating elements and temperature sensors.
Routine daily checks to ensure proper functioning, including door, drain valve, and detergent compartment.
Scheduled maintenance for authorized personnel, covering leak checks and component inspections.
Introduction to troubleshooting, safety regulations, and measurement references.
Detailed explanation of error codes generated by the CPU board, including causes and actions.
Procedures for entering service mode on various models for diagnostic purposes.
Specific error codes related to the dryer program unit, with causes and solutions.











