User manual WHIRLPOOL AGB 669/WP INSTRUCTION FOR USE

[. . . ] The wood and cardboard components can be disposed of by respecting the norms in vigor. When disposing of the product, avoid leaving it in the environment; its disposal must respect the norms in vigor. All of the metallic parts are in stainless steel and are detachable. The plastic parts are marked with the symbol of the relative material. [. . . ] The metering unit must be of 230V/50Hz with a maximum absorbed power of 15W. Connect the detergent metering unit to the dishwasher through the red tube cited above. 6 6 TRONIC MODEL SETTINGS ( Installer ) SETTINGS During the first startup, arrange for the setup or the adjustment of the functions/parameters indicated hereafter: POWER SUPPLY : 200 – 250 VAC. POWER CONSUMED : 4 VA OPERATIONAL TEMPERATURE: 0 / 60 °C OPERATIONAL HUMIDITY: max 90 % without condensation NORMS: The control unit is designed and manufactured in observance of the European norms in vigor regarding electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility. Particularly the following: EN 61000-6-3 : Emissions for residential and commercial environments EN 61000-6-2 : Immunity for industrial environments EN 61000-4-11 : Immunity to supply micro-interruptions EN 60335-1 : Low voltage safety directive ZERO CROSSING : The relay which powers the tank’s electrical resistance is equipped with the “ zero crossing “ function which synchronizes the switching of this relay, both in closing and in opening, with the voltage supply’s passing to zero, both for 50 Hz and 60 Hz frequencies. In this manner, use of the relay’s contacts is significantly reduced. clamp 1–2 3–4 5–6 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 B. TANK 19 20 21 22 Parameter P0 P1 P2 P3 P4 Connection for top-loading models Control Unit Power Supply, 230 VAC Boiler temperature sensor Tank temperature sensor Break-tank pressostat Reserve input Micro hood Tank pressostat, closed over level Common inputs Boiler resistance remote control switch coil Tank resistance, max. 75 HP ) Optional Output power supplies, 230 VAC phase Description Drain cycle time Boiler temperature Tank temperature Rinse duration Boiler stop option Range 1-5’ 60-95°C 40-65°C 10-40’’ YES/NO Preset 1 82°C 55°C 13” 0 NO 7 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 Machine type 1 = brief, continuous wash (maximum 10’) 2 = brief, medium, long, continuous wash (maximum 10’) 3 = brief and medium wash set to 1 4 = break tank, medium, long and continuous wash with this configuration the cold rinse option must be set to “0” 5 = with three wash cycles without break tank for top-loading 6 = with three wash cycles with break tank for top-loading Drain with overflow option Cold rinse option Regeneration option Maximum water load duration YES/NO YES/NO YES/NO 1-10’ 0 NO 0 NO 0 NO 10 To access the factory menu the following procedure must be followed: 1) Shut the machine off with the button 2) Within 6 seconds of machine shutdown press the button 7 times At the end of the 6 seconds, the message “ P0” will appear on the screen. 3) Select the parameter to modify with the 4) Press the button button to view the selected parameter on the display button 5) Modify the parameter with the 6) Confirm the modification with the button 7) Select, in the same way, other parameters to be modified and modify them as described above 8) After having set all of the machine’s parameters, press the button to exit. 7 SCREEN DISPLAYED ANOMALIES The machine is capable of signaling a series of malfunctions on the display. If the problem persists after having turned the machine off and then on again, act as indicated below: E1 E2 E3 Boiler sensor malfunction Tank sensor malfunction Water loading timeout ( the water loading duration has exceeded the time set in P9 ) Draining anomaly. At the end of the draining phase the CPU still detects water in the Tank. This may be due to: 30 minute Tank timeout 15 minute boiler timeout Substitute Substitute Electrovalve inspection – Verify that the water faucet is open Drain pump malfunction Drain tube blockage Tank Pressostat malfunction Drain cycle time ( P0 ) set too low Inspect the Tank and boiler thermostats Check for inverted sensors Inspect the Tank and boiler thermostats Check for inverted sensors E6 E7 E8 8 8 USER INSTRUCTIONS 8. 1 Control panel On Off button Tank filling symbol Boiler draining button Brief wash cycle Medium wash cycle Long wash cycle Continuous wash cycle Led indicator functions: off; flashing/on 8. 2 Before washing Use only detergents and rinse-aids for industrial dishwashers. Do not use detergents intended for hand washing. It is recommended to use products which were designed especially for this dishwasher. During the loading of the tanks be careful not to switch products as this could provoke dishwasher malfunction and damage. Do not mix different detergents together as this could damage the metering unit. Detergents for industrial dishwashers can cause serious irritations. Take care to respect the instructions provided by the detergent manufacturer on the packaging. [. . . ] Verify the cleanliness of the nozzles and the correct function of any installed water softeners. Verify the rinse-aid container and ensure its adequacy for use with the water supply. if the problem persists contact assistance. Verify that the dishwasher’s tube and drain are not blocked and that the drain is not in too high of a position; see the connection diagram. [. . . ]