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Information and procedures for ordering spare parts for Wascomat machines.
Guidance on diagnosing and repairing machines and contacting support.
Information on submitting and validating manufacturer's parts warranty claims.
Warnings regarding proper installation to prevent injury and machine damage.
Warning about high voltages and essential safety procedures during servicing.
Caution about moving parts and sharp edges during servicing procedures.
Clarifies the manual's intent for qualified personnel and risk assumption.
Critical warnings for machine installation and routine maintenance procedures.
Specifications for water valves, drain valve, and steam valve connections.
General overview of the machines covered and their operational functions.
Details on the control panel's program knob, display, and unit functions.
Explanation of the frequency-controlled motor and its control unit.
Description of the electromechanical door lock mechanism and its operation.
Information on electric heating elements, sensors, and contactors.
Explanation of the diaphragm-type drain valve operation.
Overview of the unit, its menu structure, and service mode activation.
Guidance on using the service program for diagnostics, testing, and system checks.
Accessing and modifying machine parameters for behavior, display, and operation.
Procedure for managing available wash programs in the machine's library.
Overview of I/O modules (Type 1 and Type 2) and their primary functions.
How to view and identify I/O module function options via service program and designation.
Procedures for replacing modules and addressing them to activate functions.
Connecting external equipment and understanding circuit diagrams for module variants.
Components of the door lock and how it engages/disengages based on program signals.
Safety precautions and detailed instructions for emergency opening and replacement.
Safety warnings for high voltages and details on motor operation and connection.
How the motor control communicates with the program unit and manages motor speed.
Description of communication, inputs/outputs, and LED status indicators.
Procedures for motor replacement and adjusting drive belt tension.
Location, parts, and operational principle of the drain valve.
Safety warnings and step-by-step procedures for drain valve repair and assembly.
Details on the four-compartment design for detergents and water connections.
Overview of the heating system, including elements, sensors, and control.
Safety warnings and procedures for replacing heating elements.
Routine daily checks for the door, drain valve, and detergent compartment.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every third month by authorized personnel.
Overview of the troubleshooting section, safety regulations, and measurements.
Explanation of error codes generated by the CPU board, including causes and actions.
Explanation of error codes generated by the Motor Control Unit, including causes and actions.
Explanation of error codes generated by the Door Lock Control Unit, including causes.
Error codes specific to the dryer program unit, with cross-references to another manual.
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