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Electrolux WS4250H, WS4650H, WSB4250H, WS4500H, WSB4350H, WS4350H, WSB4650H, WSB4500H manual D0663

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INSTRUCTION

HANDBOOK

9. Installation

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Connection diagrams for the control circuit power supply transformer (T1) as a function of the various customer power supply voltages.

The tension of the control circuit delivered by the transformer must be 230 volts, single-phase. The supply tension for your machine is normally of 400 volts between 2 phases, this tension can however be different. The following schemes show how to adjust the tension at the secondary of the transformer.

Measure the power supply voltage at the transformer primary with a voltmeter be- tween the transformer 0 and 400 volts terminals.

-If the voltage is equal to 400 volts, do not touch the transformer connection which must be as shown in the adjacent ﬁ gure.

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-If the voltage is > 400 volts (for example : 420 or 430 volts), connect the wires to the transformer as shown in the adjacent ﬁ gure.

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-If the voltage is signiﬁ cantly < 400 volts (for example : 370 or 380 volts), connect the wires to the transformer as shown in the adjacent ﬁ gure.

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Electrolux WS4250H, WS4650H, WSB4250H, WS4500H, WSB4350H, WS4350H, WSB4650H, WSB4500H manual D0663

Contents

01201138/GB 14.10 Page Table of contents General instructions GO to the Menu AC supplies Precautions for use Environmental information Preliminary instructions Instruction Handbook Safety Preliminary instructions Preliminary instructions Locking and tagging procedure Lifting with handling straps Handling Ground moving Lifting with a fork-lift truck Lifting with a jack Packing Weight Washer extractor type 250 standard Right view Front viewTop view 01201138 0208 Date Characteristics Washer extractor type 350 standardRight view Front view Left view Top view Diagram n B Washer extractor type 500 standard Electrical consumption for a normal cycle* 1.5 kWh/h Washer extractor type 650 standard 2x600 x 400 mm Top view Drain connection Washer extractor type 250 barrier Consumption 10 l/h Technical Washer extractor type 350 barrier Cage 770 mm Cage lenght Washer extractor type 500 barrier Techniques Heating Gas Electric Steam Thermic ﬂuid Characteristics Washer extractor type 650 barrier 400 l 365 l Weighted sound pressure level a in dBA Sound levelLabel of energetic performance gas heating only Unpacking Installation Supplies Working place lighting Mechanical installation Setting of the Gripsol bolstersPutting the machine into service Instructions to ﬁt the safety ﬂanges Instructions to ﬁt the ﬁlling angles barrier machines only Instructions de pose des dynamomètres This page ist left blank on purpose Machine type 250 350 500 650 Waters connections Steam connection Steam and condensate connections indirect steam heating Steam connectionCondensate connection Drain connection Beside drain kitDrawing of drain connection to waste waters collector Air vent connection Installation of the gas exchanger Machine type Units Connection of the evacuation pipe of the gas exchanger Fresh air inletEvacuation duct Installation of the chemney regulator Installation of the exhaust of burn gas Gas connection Changing to a gas in the same family type H or L Testing pressures Adjustement and chesking of the outlet pressure 01201138 0608 Date 01201138 0107 Date Table of Correspondences Washer-Extractor Working Pressure at Heat Consumption 01201138 0107 Date Liquid detergents connection Advise if Using Liquid Detergents Connection scheme of liquid detergents Electrical liquid detergents connection Washer-extractor electricity power supply D0627A D0663 Maximum Admissible Current Number Remove of the transport locks ﬁtted 01201138 0807 Date Manual operation OperatingInspection Operating inspection Final checking Automatic operation Emergency stop MachineOperation Auxiliary controls Control board on the unloading side includes the following Control board on the loading side includes the following Preparation3 Automatic operation Fig. Block the cage B by rotating it manu Add detergent and other laundry products Detergent dispenser Dosage of the detergentsRinsing of the soap box To run a wash program Press the « Move back » key one or more times« Move back » function Two way of starting a program If you have entered a wrong number…Memory cards Delayed start Two ways of pausing during a wash programPressing « Text » displays more information To change parameters in the current program step Additional functions during the programTo terminate a program before it has ﬁnished To start a wash program from the program library Press reapetedlyWaht is the program library ? Press PCS Press SMCSelect library via menu Pressing Text displays more information Press Text Choice 1 or To change parameters in the current program step You can alter the following parametersIf you have entered the wrong parameter Automatic return to normal display Rapid advanceCheck that « Rapid Advance » is highlighted Rapid advance works in both directions Return to normal display Show weightTo end weight display sooner 097.0 No water reduction When the machine pauses PausePress Start o restart the wash program Two types of manual operation Manual operation during a program Manual functions during a wash program Water/drain see section Water/drainMotor see section Motor on after wash Press Open Water / drain To limit the program’s highest extraction speed Maximum extraction speed Motor to rotate after program has ended Motor on after washUse Y/N to toggle the function from Y Yes to N No Press to highlight « Exit » Flush Water Detergent signals and water ﬂushingDetergent signals and water ﬂushing Powder Signal Text Press or one or more times to highlight « Text »Press Select again Perm Press 60 C To change temperature scale C/F To change temperature scale C/FPress or one or more times to highlight « Change C/F » What is Auto restart ? Auto restartPress one or more times to highlight « Auto RE- Start » Menu » Manual operationTo select manual operation Press repeatedly Press to highlight « GO to Door Lock on Manual operation when no program is runningMotor/door Lock the door and start the motor Press Y/N to toggle the func- tion from Yes Y No N Water/drain Heating Access this function again and press Stop Use and to select the function you require Detegent signals and water ﬂushing D0694 D0695 01201138 0907 To select Statistics Statistics Total Trip RUN Time Hours Hours Since Last Service Last 5 Error CodesStatistics function Total RUN Time Hours Statistics registers which can be reset to zero Resetting statistics registers Select To prevent unauthorised or accidental use Service Mode Time counter « service time » and « last service » Clear Counter PCS Number of washes for program in timer or memory card Press on any button except Erase Press Erase Tare scale see section Tare scale Scale adjustmentsReset scale to zero see section Reset scale to zero Reset tare to zero see section Reset tare to zero Please note Check that Reset Scale to Zero is highlightedPress or as required to highlight Reset Scale to Zero Reset scale to zero Reset Tare to Zero Reset tare to zeroPress once to highlight Tare scale Press twice to highlight Tare Scale Press three times to high- light SET Tare to a CER Tain ValueSet tare to a certain value Read tare value Press four times to high- light Read Tare Value Calibrate the scale Calibration mode/normal mode Put the calibration weight in the drum Calibration weightRemove the calibration weight Restore the calibra- tion switch to normal mode Press Select Zero calibration Press six times to high- light Zero Calibrationn Read version number Press seven times to highlight Read Version Number Art. No Connector X15 on I/O Carte no 1 of ClarusDescription Functioning General introduction Memory card To select the « Memory card » function Press three times… … to highlight « Memory Card » Memory card functions Select the function required using the cursor keys … highligh the wash program required To run a wash program straight from a memory cardTo run a program from the memory card Press Select If necessary, use to… What happens when a program is copied ? What is a restricted-use program ? Enter the new number and press Select Press any key to continuePress repeatedly to high Light « Exit » Intensive 60 C Press repeatedly to high- light « Exit » Press Select If the number you have choosen is already used To delete a program on a memory card If necessary, use to… … highlight the wash program requiredContinue in the same way as described above To delete all programs on a memory card Description Weighing equipment optional equipment 097,0 Resetting the weighing equipment Checking accuracy of weighing equipment display Dead load selector To replace the scale unit Component locations Fault-ﬁnding, weighing equipment Menu line which should show actual weight not displayed Load Dead Function no allowed This page ist left blank on purpose Safety Accessibility SafetyDrain Door Open MaintenanceOperating incidents No Water No Heating NTC High TempWater in Drum Machine Overfilled No Inverter Comm Unbal Sensor Fault Tacho Comm ErrorPhase Cmis Communication Tangling of the Linen KEB Error 32 EUP KEB Error 31 EOP KEB Error 45 Elsf KEB Error 41 EndohKEB Error 42 EPU KEB Error 44 Epuin KEB Error 60 EOH2 KEB Error 51 EeepKEB Error 52 Epuco KEB Error 53 Sbus KEB Error 77 Eprr KEB Error 79 EpuciKEB Error 80 Puch KEB Error 90 Eccd KEB Error 87 EiniKEB Error 88 EOS KEB Error 89 Ehybc Preventive maintenance Every six months 1000 H Daily 8 HMonthly 170 H Every three months 500 H Weekly 40 H Gas exchanger Daily 8 H Every year 2000 H 01201138 0107 Date Machine Lubrification Lubriﬁcation table Electric diagrams Conﬁguration of variator KEB typeList of CP parameters Conversion of measurement units Appendices Action Explanation of washing symbols ISO 37582005 standard