WASHER-DRYER

SERVICE MANUAL

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 SW1

SW8 SW7 SW6 SW5 SW4 SW3 SW2

1st Menu 2nd Menu

• SW 1 Start/Pause Start/Pause
• SW 2 Memory Memory
• SW 3 Options Options
• SW 4 Settings Delay timer
• SW 5 Drying with Time Adjustment Eco Time
• SW 6 Drying with Modes Easy Ironing
• SW 7 Spin Adjustment Extra Rinse
• SW 8 Temperature Adjustment Pre-Wash
1. Specifications
1.1. Product Specifications

Lt 60
Washing 9 Kg
Capacity
Drying 6 Kg
Rpm 1400
Energy Consumption A
Drying Class A
Washing Class A
Spinning Class B
Control Panel LCD Screen
Program Quantity 15 Programs
Voltage 220V/50 Hz
Amperage 10 A
Height 84,5 cm
Dimensions Width 59,7 cm
Depth 58,2 cm
Key Lock
Other Features
Süre Erteleme

1.2. Name Plate

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2. Installation Instructions
2.1. Moving and Installing
4. The holes where the transport screws have been
2.1.1. Removal of Transportation Screw removed should be covered with the plastic transport
1. Transportation screws, which are located at the back caps found in the accessories bag.
side of the machine, must be removed before running
the machine.
2. Loosen the screws by turning them anticlockwise with a
suitable spanner.

5. The transportation screws that have been removed from

the machine must be re-used in any future transporting
3. Pull out the screws and rubber washers. of the machine.

2.1.2. Foot Adjustment

1. Do not install machine on rugs or similar surfaces. 5. Change the level by adjusting the feet upwards or
2. For machine to work silently and without any vibration, it downwards.
should be installed on a flat, non-slippery firm surface. 6. After level has been reached, tighten the plastic
Any suspended floor must be suitably strengthened. adjustment nut again by rotating it upwards against the
3. You can adjust the level of machine using its feet. base of the cabinet.
4. First, loosen the plastic adjustment nut away from the 7. Never put cartons, wooden blocks or similar materials
cabinet base. under the machine to balance irregularities of the floor.

2.1.3. Electrical Connection THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.

Insert the machine’s plug to a grounded
1. Washing machine requires a 50Hz supply of 220- socket which you can easily reach.
240Volts.
2. A special earthed plug has been attached to the supply
cord of washing machine. This plug must be fitted to an
earthed socket. The fuse value fitted to this plug should
be 13 amps. If you have any doubts about electrical
supply, consult a qualified electrician.
2.1.4. Water Supply Connection

1. Washing machine is supplied with a single (cold) water

inlet.
2. To prevent leakage from the connection joints, a rubber
washer is included in the hose packing. Fit this washer
at the end of water inlet hose on the tap side.
3. Connect the hose to the water inlet valve. Tighten the
plastic connector by hand. Please call a qualified
plumber if you are unsure about this.
4. Water pressure of 0,1-1 MPa from tap will enable
machine to work more efficiently.(0,1 MPa pressure
means water flow of more than 8 litres in 1 minute from
a fully opened tap)

2.1.5. Drain Connection

1. Make sure that water inlet hoses are not folded, twisted,
crushed or stretched.
2. The drain hose should be mounted at a minimum height
of 60 cm, and a maximum height of 100 cm from the
floor.

3. The end of the drain hose can be connected directly to a

drainage stand-pipe or alternatively to a specific
connection point designed for that purpose on the waste
outlet of a sink unit.
4. Do not extend the drain hose or guarantee will be
invalidated.

5. After connection is complete, check for leakage by

turning on tap completely.
6. Make sure that water inlet hoses can not become folded,
damaged, stretched or crushed when the washing
machine is in its final position.
7. Mount the water inlet hose to a ¾” threaded water tap.

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3. Operating Instructions
3.1. LCD Screen, Function Buttons & Knobs

SW1

SW8 SW7 SW6 SW5 SW4 SW3 SW2

1st Menu 2nd Menu

• SW 1 Start/Pause Start/Pause
• SW 2 Memory Memory
• SW 3 Options Options
• SW 4 Settings Delay timer
• SW 5 Drying with Time Adjustment Eco Time
• SW 6 Drying with Modes Easy Ironing
• SW 7 Spin Adjustment Extra Rinse
• SW 8 Temperature Adjustment Pre-Wash

3.2. Program List

Duration Duration Duration

Maximum
Position Program Name (hour) (hour) (hour)
Load (kg)
(Low Load) (Half Load) (Full Load)
1 Cotton 9 1:48 2:36 3:18
2 Cotton ECO 9 2:04 2:40 3:30
3 ECO 20°C 4 1:52
Synthetics (Synthetics) 3,5 2:06
4
Synthetics (Curtain) 3,5 2:11
Delicates (Wool) 2,5 1:18
5
Delicates (Silk) 2,5 1:31
6 Duvet 1 duvet*** 1:42
6 Cotton Dry
3,5 Gentle Dry
9 0:50 (Rinse)
7 Extras**
9 0:25 (Spin)
9 0:03 (Drain)
- 1:30 (Drum Clean)
8 Memory -
9 Super Rapid12 min. 2 0:12
10 Daily Fast 60°C 60' 4 0:30 0:30 1:00
11 Refresh 1 0:30
12 Quick Wash & Dry 0.5kg./1,5kg. 0:35 0:35 1:00
13 Synthetics Wash & Dry 6 4:46
14 Cotton 60°C Wash & Dry 6 7:10
15 Cotton 90°C Wash & Dry 6 6:58
0 STOP

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3.3. Program Details

Energy Consumption
Duration (min) Temperature (°C) Water Consuption (lt)
Position (kwh / program)
Program
No.
Full Half Low Full Half Low Full Half Low Full Half Low
Load Load Load Load Load Load Load Load Load Load Load Load
1 Cotton 198 156 108 81 83 46 39 2,69 1,76 1,00
2 Cotton ECO 210 160 124 57 49 46 39 0,89 0,67 0,55
3 ECO 20°C 112 20 46 39 0,24 0,20
Synthetics
126 55 61 52 1,12 0,53
(Synthetics)
4
Synthetics
131 40 86 1,07
(Curtain)
Delicates
78 37 80 65 0,5 0,49
(Wool)
5
Delicates
91 27 80 65 0,3 0,27
(Silk)
6 Duvet 102 38 84 75 0,65 0,43
Refer to Duration of
Cotton Dry - 63 3,2
Drying Programs
Refer to Duration of
Gentle Dry - 5,5 1,89
Drying Programs
7 Rinse 50 - 67 0,15
Spin 25 - - 0,2
Drain 3 - - 0,02
Drum Clean 90 80 60 0,9
Super
9 Rapid12 12 30 27 0,07
min.
Daily Fast
10 60 30 30 60 30 30 32 25 0,87 0,60 0,55
60°C 60'
11 Refresh 30 - 5 0,21
Quick Wash
12 60 35 35 30 40 32 0,94 0,55
& Dry
Synthetics
13 418 81 146 5,89
Wash & Dry
Cotton
14 60°C Wash 430 57 112 4,09
& Dry
Cotton
15 90°C Wash 286 55 67 3
& Dry

Duration of Drying Programs

Iron Hanger Cupboard

Program Load (kg)
(hour) (hour) (hour)

1 0:40 0:50 1:00

Gentle 2 1:10 1:40 2:00

3,5 2:10 2:20 2:40

1 0:50 0:55 1:00

2 1:20 1:25 1:30

Cotton 3 1:50 1:55 2:00

4 3:30 2:54 3:40

6 3:30 2:59 3:40

When the Cotton-Hanger Dry program is selected with a washing program, the drying period after the Washing phase takes 3 hours and 35
minutes.

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3.4. Key Lock
Activation

Press the buttons for 4-5 seconds.

The following text will be displayed if any buttons are pressed

while the child lock is engaged.

If the child lock is engaged while any programme is running and

the programme knob is switched to the CANCEL position and
another programme is selected, the programme previously selected
continues from where it left. No change will occur.

Deactivation

Press the buttons for 4-5 seconds.

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3.5. Symbols

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4. Programs and Special
Functions
4.2. Overload
4.1. Loading
• The loading should be executed after choosing a program.
• There is a load detection system in your machine. The load • If detected load is higher than the maximum load capacity
detection system measures the weight of the laundry inside your of selected program, user is warned as shown below:
machine and informs you by the moving sticks on the electronic
screen and automatically adjusts the programme features
(programme duration, energy consumption, water consumption
etc.) according to the load amount.

• If you continue to operate your washing machine whilst overloaded,

washing and drying performances will be affected.
Additionally, your washing machine can be damaged and you may
see your clothes get yellow after drying programs.

4.3. Temperature Selection

 Using SW8, temperature set point of the programs can be

changed.

 When SW8 is pressed, the navigator line under the

symbols is activated, also the maximum allowable
temperature value is visualized on screen.

 If no selection is done for 5 sec the navigator line under

the symbols is removed and program name is visualized
instead

 Each time SW 8 is pressed, set value decreases according

to program specification. If button is once more pressed
during lowest alternative, counter goes back to beginning.
Also, continuous press of temperature button rapidly
changes display view.

 To illustrate, for Cotton program, default value is 90°C. If

temperature button is pressed display view is “60°C”. The
other alternatives are 40°C, 30°C and cold. If user once
more presses button during cold option, counter goes back
to 90°C.
 During temperature selection, pressing any other button
sets the temperature, and selected value is visualized on
LCD.

 The symbol is not active on ECO 20 °C.

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4.4. Drying Modes
• You can select the drying setting you wish to use by
touching the symbol button. C. Iron Dry

 If you want to select the hanger dry feature, touch the

A. Cupboard Dry symbol button until you see the symbol on

the screen.
 If you want to select the cupboard dry feature, touch the

symbol button until you see the symbol on the

screen.

D. Drying with duration

B. Hanger Dry
 Touch the symbol on the screen.
 If you want to select the hanger dry feature, touch the
 • Drying selections will be displayed on your machine
screen as 30, 60 and 120 minutes.
symbol button until you see the symbol on
the screen.

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5. Test
5.1. Service Mode Menu
• In order to activate this mode, user should press settings
button for 5 sec.

• In this menu there are Autotest, Service Autotest and

Counter Mode.

• Press the button underneath “AU” to start Autotest.

• After the machine enters autotest, the door is locked and it

applies algorithm of autotest.

The test steps are as below;

Step1 Step 9
The pump is activated for 3 seconds and there is EPS check , the EV1 and EV2 valves are activated concurrently for 9 sec. 237 pulse
frequency value should be between the 46.04 Hz and 43.40 Hz. It should be recorded to pass to next step. If measured pulse is less
checks the EPS and if it is OK it continues the autotest; if it is NOK than 237, flow meter error is visualized.
then it should give E10 ERROR & cancels the autotest ( goes to the
selection mode ). Also if any frequency can not be detected, then it Step10
means there is problem with connecion or EPS, so it gives E10 Software will detect NTC's resistance value and will check if the
which is EPS error and cancels the autotest. temperature is between 5°C < Tdetected < 40°C . If it is inside the
range, heating step will be done. If temperature value is outside the
Step2 range, then it means NTC is detecting the temperature in a wrong
The motor ramps to max spin for 20 seconds. While its speed rising way and heating step will be skipped.
up to the maximum speed the EV1 (prewash valve) is activated for 5
seconds and then the EV2 (wash valve) is activated for 5 seconds. Step 11
Software will detect NTC's resistance value and will check if the
Step3 temperature is between 0°C < Tdetected < 50°C . If it is inside the
The motor reduces speed to stop (depends on the motor stop time) range, autotest continues. If temperature value is outside the range,
for 5 seconds. While it is slowing down it activates EV1 and EV2 then it means NTC is detecting the temperature in a wrong way ,
valve, concurrently. autotest is canceled and error is released. (E18)

Step4 Step 12
The motor turns to right. Also, dryer valve is activated between Fan is activated for 5 sec.
sec46-50 for 5 sec.

Step5 Autotest ends and "End" screen is visualized.

The motor turns to left for 5 seconds.
Test is stopped and following message is visualized: "Press the
button to continue”

Step7
TJ is activated for 3 sec

Step8
Twin Jet will be activated for 3 sec.

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 AUTOTEST
Time in seconds (to be adjusted) 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
Entering autotest
Changing pow er to 220 50Hz
Main Voltage 50 Hz
Door Lock Pow ered ( Depends on door lock )
Pump
EPS measurement
3D sensor ( SW check )
Motor Ramp to max spin ( max. is 20 sec. )
EV1 (flow rate dependent of w asher)
EV2 (flow rate dependent of w asher)
Dryer valve
Time until motor is stopped (Depends on the motor stop time)
Motor Preferred Run (Direction to Right)
Motor Inverse Run (Direction to Left)
Test stopped until option 1 is pressed (REMOVED)
Tw in Jet
EV1 + EV2 valves (flow meter check)
Washer NTC check
Washer heater resistance
Dryer resistance I
Dryer resistance I + II
Dryer NTC
Fan
End Visualization

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5.2. Service Autotest
Press the button underneath “SAU” to start Service
Autotest
SELECTOR SELECTOR SELECTOR SELECTOR SELECTOR SELECTOR
POSITION 1 POSITION 2 POSITION 3 POSITION 4 POSITION 5 POSITION 6
Result Result Result Result Result Result
DRYER DRYER
WASHER SUPER RAPID Drying
PUMP ON HEATER 1 & HEATER 2 &
HEATER ON 12' Program program
FAN ON FAN ON
TEST IS OVER
When entering the service test, door w ill be
Door w ill be
locked. If any error is detected E01 is visualized.
Comments: unlocked,
Then 3D w ill be checked. If any error is detected
machine w ill go
E12 is visualized.
to END state.

• The first 6 levels of the program knob are used for the
Service Autotest.

Step 6
Selector position 6 will be “Drying 5” Step.
Step1 Machine will make below algorithm;
Selector position 1 will be “WASHER HEATER ON” So, time for selector position
Before heating it should take water till 1185 flow meter count then
start heating.
Heater will be on max. 8 minutes. After 8 minutes if the temp. doesn't
change more than 2ºC ,it will release NTC failure. ( E05 ). 5.3. Counter and Program Parameters
Or if the NTC connection is broken then it should give again E05
NTC failure.
At the end of heating, following message is visualized to indicate that • During any one of the programs, pres memory button for
the step is over; “Press the button to continue” 10 seconds and the program parameters screen will
*During this step if EPS detects high water level, overflow algorithm appear (live mode):
is applied and E04 is released. • Temperature
• Voltage
Step2 • Spin value
Selector position 2 will be “PUMP ON” • Hz value of the EPS
Temperature will be measured, if it is higher than 50°C, it should
take 80sec. cooling water , and then make "Drain+ 5sec.) If pump
error is detected E03 will be released.
At the end of pumping, following message is visualized to indicate
that the step is over; “Press the button to continue”

Step 3
Selector position 3 will be "DRYER HEATER 1 & FAN ON "
At the beginning of the step, dryer NTC should detect and record the
temperature.
Dryer Heator 1 and fan should be activated for 3 min. At the end of 3
min dryer NTC should again detect the temperature, if
ΔT< 10°C, it will release E14 failure.
If ΔT≥ 10°C, following message is visualized to indicate that the step
is over; “Press the button to continue” • Press the same button for 10 seconds again to return back
to the normal screen.
Step 4 • For the counter mode press thebutton underneath CM
Selector position 4 will be "DRYER HEATER 2 & FAN ON " while in Service Mode.
At the beginning of the step, dryer NTC should detect and record the • The counter mode shows the history for the program that
temperature. the program knob shows. Change the knob position to see
Dryer Heator 2 and fan should be activated for 3 min. At the end of 3 the histroy for other programs. For the programs with sub-
min dryer NTC should again detect the temperature, if menus, first select the program and then enter the Service
ΔT< 10°C, it will release E14 failure. Mode, then select counter mode to see the history.
If ΔT≥ 10°C, following message is visualized to indicate that the step
is over; “Press the button to continue”

Step 5
Selector position 5 will be “SUPER RAPID 12' ”
So machine will make exactly the same algorithm of Super Rapid
12'.
So, time for selector position 5 is 12 minutes.
During Super Rapid program if EPS detects high water level,
overflow algorithm is applied and E04 is released.

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 5.4. Error Codes

The codes that can be seen during Service Autotest

Error Code Description Error Code Description

E01 Door Lock Error E10 EPS Error

E02 No water Error E12 Communication Error 3D module

E03 Pump Error E14 Heater Fuse Error

E04 Overflow Error E15 Waterjet Error

E05 Washer NTC Error E16 Dryer Overheat

E08 Motor triac Error E17 Flowmeter Error

E09 Voltage Error E18 Dryer NTC Error

The error codes that the end user can see:

E01
Door Lock Error

E02
No water Error

E03
Pump Error

E04
Overflow Error

E09
Voltage Error
(Min: 170V – Max:260V)

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6. Component Specifications
6.1. Dryer Component Specifications
Dryer Components are:

 Fan Group
 Dryer Valve
 Dryer heaters
 Dryer NTC
 3D Sensor
 Dryer Board

6.1.1. Fan Group

The dry air from the condenser area is directed to the heater group with a velocity of 2700 RPM.

Specifications

Power : 34 W
Socket Connection : Flag Terminal
Rpm : 2700 rpm
Air flow capacity : 70 m³ / hour

Component Control :

Fan motoru resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.

Resistance value 82.7 ± 3 Ω

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6.1.2. Washer Valves ve Dryer Valve

Washer Valves

Dryer Valve

Component Control :

Valve resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.

Washer vave resistance value (each) 3750 Ω +10 %
Dryer valve resistance value ise 5190 +10 % aralığındadır.

Washer Valf Control

Dryer Valf Control

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6.1.3. Dryer Heaters
There are two heaters in the heater group.

The power rating: 2x750W

750 W, nickel diffusion

The air is heated up to 130 °C . By the help of the dryer NTC, when the temperature is reached to 130 °C, one of the heaters stop working until the
temperature is cooled down to 110 ° C. Then, both heaters start working again.

Component Control :

Common part

First heater: 70 Ω Second heater: 70

±%5 Ω ±%5

Both heaters: 140 Ω ±%5

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6.1.4. Dryer NTC
Checks the air temperature inside the drum. As the temperature rises, the NTC resistance value decreases.

Component Control :

The measurement is done from the socket at the very bottom of the dryer board.

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6.1.5. 3D Sensor

3D Sensor:

• Realtime load information on user interface

• Prolonging the life of the product by preventing the machine from

being overloaded

Component Control :

Check the component by loading the drum and observe the load bar.

6.1.6. Dryer Board

* 2 relays: Controls the heaters on the Dryer heaters

* 2 triacs: One controls the dryer valve, the other controls the fan motor.

* 1 NTC socket: NTC checks the temperature change of the air inside the drum

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6.2. Washer Component Specifications
Washer Components:

 Main Board
 Graphic LCD Board
 DC Module Board
 Motor
 Valves
 Heater
 NTC
 Pump
 Circulation Pump
 Door lock
 EPS

6.2.1. Main Board

Includes all the Washer board functions, as well as supplies data communication with the other boards.

6.2.2. Display and User Interface Board

Contains 8 touch buttons, graphic LCD and the buzzer.

6.2.3. DC Module Board

Contains the circuit elements which build up the DC part of the washer board. It is separate, because:

* Gives space for the main board

* Functions in a cooler environment than before

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6.2.4. Motor

The washing machine has an asynchronous motor. It is controlled by the PCB.

It is essential to check the motor for correct diagnosis and quick servicing. In the
below picture, socket points on the motor is shown to measure with multimeter.

Tacho
Socket
Terminal

Stator Full
Terminal

Stator Half
Terminal

Motor Socket Terminals

Resistance values :

MOTOR STATOR STATOR

BRAND TACHO (ohm) TEMPERATURE
CODE (FULL) (ohm) (HALF) (ohm)

32003986 ACC 3.30-/+ 7% 184-/+7% 1.20-/+7% 20 °C

Motor Resistance values

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6.2.6. Heater

Heating element (Resistance) is a component which is desingned to regulate

temperature of water inside the drum. It has three connections: Phase, notral and
ground connections.

Specifications

Kind of Heating Tubular heating element with NTC – sensor

Nominal Voltage 230 V
Nominal Power 2000 W (±5%)
Thermal Fuse 2 – sided

Component Control

Resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.

Resistance value should be between 24- 30 Ω.

Component Control

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6.2.7. Washer NTC
NTC resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown. NTC resistance values are checked by using the table below.

Tem (°C) R min (kΩ) R max (kΩ)

-10 54,9 62,6
-5 43,0 48,6
0 33,9 38,1
5 27,0 30,1
10 21,6 23,9
15 17,4 19,1
20 14,1 15,4
25 11,5 12,5
30 9,4 10,2
35 7,8 8,3
40 6,4 6,9
45 5,4 5,7
50 4,5 4,7
55 3,8 3,9
60 3,2 3,3
65 2,7 2,8
70 2,3 2,4
75 1,9 2,0
80 1,7 1,8
85 1,4 1,5
90 1,2 1,3
95 1,1 1,1
100 0,9 1,0

Washer NTC resistance values

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6.2.8. Drain Pump

Drain pump is both a mechanical and elektrical component which is used to drain
water inside the washing machine. It has an synchronous motor inside. For
better performance maintanance, pump filter should be cleaned regularly.

Specifications

Voltage 220 - 240 V

Amperage 0.28 A (±10 %)
Power 37 W
Frequency 50 Hz
Waterflow 17 L/min

Component Control

Drain Pumpresistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.

Drain Pump resistance value should be between 125- 140 Ω.

Component Control

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6.2.9. Circulation Pump

The component is used for circulation of water inside the drum in order to increase washing
performance.

C
Circulation Pump
Specifications :

Nominal voltage 230 V

Frequency 50 Hz
Direnç (bobin) 170 Ω (±7%)

Component Control :

Circulation Pump resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.

Circulation Pump resistance value: 140 – 200 Ω

Circulation Pump Control

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6.2.10. Door Lock

Door lock is activated at the beginning of the program in order to prevent the door from
opening. Locking is generated by supplying power to PTC-bimetal, after max 6sec (220V), the
bimetal will be warm and ready to close the contacts. Thus the first impulse to the solenoid will
allow the contact to close and consequently the slider will be locked by the pin of the slider-
lock. The second impulse causes no electrical and mechanical modifications. It can be
unlocked by the third impulse; the contact is opened even if the PTC-bimetal remains
energized.

Emergency Opening System (PTC-Bimetal) In Case of Lack of Electric Energy

-In case of lack of electric energy during a washing cycle, the PTC-bimetal assembly will cool down and after minimum 60 sec (considering previous
power supply of 30 sec min and T=20°C) the door will be unlocked and thus can be opened.
-In case the door is closed when current comes back, the PTC-bimetal assembly will heat again, the slider-lock will lock, the contact will close and
the program will continue from where it stopped.
.

Specifications :

Nominal voltage 250 V

Nominal amperage 16 (4) A

Component Control :

Resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.

Resistance values : 240Ω ±20% (25 °C )

Component Control

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6.2.11. Electronic Pressure Switch (EPS)

Electromagnetic field occurs as a result of the vibration of the membrane which is under pressure in the coil. The nucleus part is moved up and
down by the electromagnetic field. The water level is regulated by the frequency which is controlled by the PCB and changes according to the
movement of the nucleus part.

Component Control

1. Push the door lock slider with screwdriver. 3. Cut off the energy input when the water intake finishes and
drum begins to rotate.

2. Start the machine. 4. Water level should be 6 cm ±1

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 6.3. Component Control on PCB

Sockets on the PCB

Display
board
Dryer Circulation
Board Pump

Scokets on the Dryer Board

Thermostat and
the dryer
heaters

6.3.1.
FLOWMETRE Washer NTC
NTC resistance values are checked (black cables) as shown.

Refer to the relevant table for the NTC resistance values.

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 6.3.2. Circulation Pump Main Wash Valve:

Check the black cables

Resistance values are checked (red cables) as shown.

Circulation Pump resistance value :140 – 200 Ω

6.3.3. Washer Valves

Valve resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.
Washer valves resistance values : 3750 Ω +10 %

Pre-Wash Valve:

Check the red cables 6.3.4. Drain Pump

Check the blue-blue cables

Drain Pump resistance value: 125 - 140 Ω

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 6.3.5. Door Lock 6.3.6. Dryer NTC
Component Control :
Resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown.

Check the white and blue cables Check the socket at the bottom of the dryer board as shown.
Resistance values 240Ω ±20% (25 °C)

Dryer NTC values table

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 7. WASHER DRYER PARTS
7.1 – CONTROL PANEL PARTS

7.1.1. Exploded View

7.1.2. Spare Part List

NO PART NAME QTY NO PART NAME QTY

400 DETERGENT DRAWER COVER 1 422 LCD CARD BOX 1
401 CONTROL PANEL 1 424 LCD FRAME 1
403 PROGRAM ADJUSTMENT SHAFT 461 SOCKET HOLDER-F1 1
404 PR.SELECTION KNOB INS.PART 1 462 SOCKET HOLDER-F2 1
411 PCB BOX 1 463 SOCKET HOLDER-F3 1
412 ELECTRONIC CARD 1 470 PR.SELECTION KNOB BODY 1
420 LCD CARD 1 471 PROGRAM SELECTION KNOB COVER 1
421 LCD DISPLAY 1 483 DET.DRAW.COV.INSERT 1

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7.2 - FRONT PANEL PARTS

7.2.1. Exploded View

7.2.2. Spare Part List

NO PART NAME QUANTITY

1 BODY GROUP PAINTED 1
2 UPPER TRAY GROUP 1
3 FRONT PANEL GROUP 1
4 PLINTH GROUP (includes 22+23) 1
5 ADJUSTABLE FEET 4
9 BODY-GASKET CLAMP 1
10 DOOR LOCK 1
701 PUMP COVER HOUSING 1
702 PUMP COVER 1
896 SCREW M10*30 4
897 ADJUSTED FOOT ADJUST STAMP PLS. 4

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7.3 – WASHING DRYER GROUP PARTS

7.3.1. Exploded View

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7.3.2. Spare Part List

NO PART NAME QUANTITY

100 BELT 1
101 PULLEY 1
102 MOTOR 1
103 REAR TUB GROUP 1
104 SHOCK ABSORBER 2
105 SHOCK ABSORBER PIN 2
112 UPPER COUNTERWEIGHT 1
113 TUB SEAL 1
115 RESISTANCE FIXING WIRE / DRYER 1
117 FRONT TUB 1
118 TUB BELLOWS SEAL 1
119 TUB BELLOWS CLIP 1
120 FRONT COUNTERWEIGHT 1
121 RESISTANCE GROUP 1
122 COUNTERSUNK HEAD BOLT8X25 TORX 4
124 COUNTERSUNK HEAD BOLT M 8X29 1
126 COUNTERSUNK HEADBOLT M6x22 INOX 6
160 DRUM GROUP 1
206 TUB ENTERANCE WITH BELLOW HOSE 1
211 PRESSURE SWITCH HOSE 1
212 PRESSURE SWITCH WATER RESERVOIR 1
213 TUB EXIT WITH BELLOW HOSE 1
234 SPRING TYPE HOSE CLAMP ø32.7 1
244 SPRING TYPE HOSE CLAMP ø9.6 1
501 SPRING TYPE HOSE CLAMP ø44.4 1
503 RESISTANCE FIXING WIRE HOUSING PLASTIC PART 1
502 SCREW CLAMP ASSEMBLY 1
506 SCREW 3,5x7 PAN HEAD WITH COLLAR CROSS RECESS 2
507 RESISTANCE PROTECTION FOIL 1-C 1
513 HEXAGON HEAD BOLT 6X30 PT TYPE-3 17
514 HEATER HOUSING ASSEMBLY GROUP 1
515 SCREW 8X30 PAN HEAD WITH COLLAR TORX 6
516 HEATER HOUSING CABLE ROUTER PLASTIC PART 1
539 BLOWER HEATER HOUSING SEALING FOAM 1
540 FAN HOUSING CABLE ROUTER PLASTIC PART 1
542 FAN GROUP 1
543 CONDENSER TUB GASKET 1
544 CONDENSER 1
545 SCREW 5x14 PAN HEAD TORX 6
546 CONDENSER FAN GASKET 1
547 MAGNET HOUSE 1
548 SPRING TYPE HOSE CLAMP ø18.2 1
550 VALVE CONDENSER HOSE 1
700 TUB HANGER SPRING PART-2 2
800 TUB SPRING 2
806 WASHER 8,5X35X3 3
808 MUSHROOM HEAD SQUARE NECK BOLT M8X65 3
809 UPPER COUNTERWEIGHT WASHER 9x30x3 3
810 CONICAL SPRING WASHER 8.4X18X2 4
811 UPPER CONCRETE SUPPORT SHEET IRON PART 3
812 M8 NUT 3
813 PLASTIC LIFTER 3
900 HEXAGON HEAD BOLT 10X52 4
901 WASHER 10.5X40X2.5 4
925 DRYER NOZZLE 1

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7.4 – DETERGENT DRAWER GROUP PARTS

7.4.1. Exploded View

7.4.2. Spare Part List

NO PART NAME QUANTITY

200 DETERGENT DRAWER 1
202 SIPHON COVER 1
203 WATER DISTRIBUTION PLATE GROUP 1
205 DETERGENT DRAWER HOUSING 1
207 VALVE-DETERGENT BOX HOSE 1
209 VALVE(TWO EXIT) 1
214 DETERGENT DRAWER LOCKING PART 1
228 PLASTIC HOSE CLAMP 6
996 LIQUID DETERGENT LEVEL PLATE 1

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7.5 – BODY GROUP PARTS

7.5.1. Exploded View

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7.5.2. Spare Part List

NO PART NAME QUANTITY

285 PUMP GROUP 1
220 DRAIN HOSE ROUTER PLASTIC 1
219 DRAIN HOSE 1
225 PRESSURE SWITCH 1
215 EMI FILTER 1
296 CABLE GROUP 1
249 CABLE HARNESS 1
250 CABLE HARNESS HOLDER PLS 1
251 CABLE HOLDER AND ROUTER PLASTIC-L 1
252 PCB BOX SOCKET HOLDER-S1 1
253 PCB BOX SOCKET HOLDER-S2 1
254 PCB BOX SOCKET HOLDER-S3 1
800 HANGER SPRING 2
221 HANGER SPRING SHEETIRON PLS. 2
231 SPRING HANGER SHEETIRON 1
236 DRAIN HOSE AND CABLE HOLDING PLS. 2
235 DRAIN HOSE HOLDING PLS 2
239 POWER CORD GROUP 1
222 PRESSURE SWITCH MOUNTING CLIP 1
238 SPEED CONTROL HOLE STOPPER 1
242 TRANSPORT SCREW PLASTIC A 4
243 TRANSPORT SCREW PLASTIC B 4
240 TRANSPORT SCREW 4
241 WASHER 8,6*36*2 4
231 TUB HANGER SPRING PART 1
237 TRANSPORT SCREW STOPPER 5
290 TRANSPORT SCREW GROUP 4
920 FRONT PANEL DROP FIXING PLASTIC 4
990 DC CARD 1
991 DRYER BOARD 1

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7.6 – DOOR GROUP PARTS

7.6.1. Exploded View

7.6.2. Spare Part List

NO PART NAME QUANTITY
6 FRONT DOOR COVER 1
7 DOOR GLASS 1
8 INNER DOOR PLASTIC 1
12 HINGE 1
13 HINGE BUSH 4
14 DOOR HANDLE 1
15 HOOK SPRING 1
26 HANDLE SPRING 1
27 HANDLE PIN 3
28 SCREW 3,5X16 PAN HEAD WITH COLLAR UNDER HEAD SERRATED 9
29 OUTER DOOR PLASTIC INSERT PART 1
31 OUTER DOOR PLASTIC INNER FRAME 1
32 OUTER DOOR PLASTIC 1
33 DOOR HINGE SUPPORT SHEET 1
410 SCREW 4X12 PAN HEAD WITH COLLAR UNDER HEAD SERRATED 6
50 PORTHOLE GROUP (all parts) 1

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8. Wiring Diagram