GE WIP4013SRW washer Service manual

GE Appliances Service Training
TECHNICIAN
SERVICE MANUAL
Washer
MODEL:
WIP4013SRW
May 99
CAUTION!
DISCONNECT POWER CORD
BEFORE SERVICING
RECONNECT ALL GROUNDING DEVICES
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE!
This service information is intended for use by individuals
possessing adequate backgrounds of electrical,
electronic and mechanical experience. Any attempt to
repair this major appliance may result in personal injury
and property damage. The manufacturer or seller cannot
be responsible for the interpretation of this information,
nor can it assume any liability in connection with its use.
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THIS MANUAL COVERS THE
FOLLOWING MODELS
MODEL # COUNTRY
WIP4013SRW AUSTRALIA - N.Z.
N/A CHINA
N/A BANGLADESH
N/A HONG KONG
N/A INDONESIA
N/A JAPAN
N/A INDIA
N/A KOREA
N/A MALAYSIA
N/A PAKISTAN
N/A PHILIPPINES
N/A SINGAPORE
N/A TAIWAN
N/A THAILAND
N/A VIETNAM
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|. SERVICING PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS
When performing trouble — shooting and part
replacement during servicing note the following safety
precautions.
1.1 Safety Precautions
1.1.1 Use Genuine Parts
The components of the washing
machine have safety — features such
as non — combustibility and voltage
withstanding. Therefore, always use
the same part as used when
replacing parts. In particular, be sure
to use only designated parts in case
of major safety parts identified by the
making.
1.1.2 Grounding
Connect the grounding wire to the
shell plate, and bury it under at least
25cm of earth; alternatively, connect
the ground wire to the appropriate pin
on a properly grounded power
receptacle.
* Never ground it to the telephone
line, lightning rod, or gas pipe.
1.2 Servicing Precautions
1.2.1 Observe Warnings
Be sure to follow special warnings
and precautions that are described
on part labels and in the owner's
manual.
1.2.2 Special Precautions for Parts
Assembly and Wiring
When assembling parts that use
safety — insulation material (such as
tube and tape), or when installing
internal wiring, be sure to restore all
parts and wiring to their original
positions.
Take special care to avoid contact
with sharp edges.
1.2.3
1.2.4
Safety Checks after Servicing
After servicing, check to see that the
screws, parts, and wiring are
restored to their original positions,
and check the insulation between the
external metals and the socket plug.
In addition, place the washing
machine in a level position (less than
1° of grade) to prevent vibration and
noise during operations.
Insulation Check
Pull out the plug from the power
receptacle, pour water into the spin
tub, and then set the timer. Check to
see that the insulation resistance
between the terminals of the plug and
the exposed metal is greater, than 1
MQ.
Note : When it is possible to
perform the insulation check
with a 500V insulation
resistance tester, use other
testers for inspection.
SPECIFICATION
ITEMS
SPECIFICATIONS
WASHING AND DEHYDRATING CAPACITY
7.0 kg / 8.0 kg
WASHING METHOD
Heavy duty rotation type (centripetal current)
STANDARD VOLUME OF WATER
High Level — 80 L
Medium Level -70 L
Low Level — 60 L
Extra Low Level — 50 L
APPLICABLE VOLUME OF WATER
205 L (high level of water)
ROTATION OF THE PULSATOR
680 / 700 rpm
POWER CONSUMPTION
Washing — 450 W
Spinning — 330 W
DEHYDRATION METHOD
Centrifugal dehydration type
DRAIN CONTROL
Motor driven
APPLICABLE WATER PRESSURE
0.5 kg f/ cm? ~8.0 kg f/ cm?
WEIGHT
Gross — 53 kg
Net — 48 kg
DIMENSIONS (mm)
Gross — 660mm (W) x 725mm (D) x 1085mm (H)
Net — 600mm (W) x 660mm (D) x 1010mm (H)
ACCESSORIES
Water supply hose, drain hose, owner's manual
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3.2
lll. FEATURES
Installation
3.2.1
Level Specifications and Wall —
Clearance Distances
iii.
Install the washing machine
on a solid and level floor.
Place the machine at least
40cm away from the wall.
Placement on an inclined,
weak or rough floor may
cause abnormal trembling.
3.2.2
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Balance
Open the lid of the machine,
pour water into the tub up to
the level just below the
pulsator, and adjust the legs
so that the pulsator is
positioned at the center of
the water as shown in the
figure.
Place the machine more than
10cm away from the wall.
Check the level with position of spin
basket on opening the door.
Leveled Un leveled
3.2.3
Controlling the Front Adjustable
Leg
To control the height.
I. Pull down the handles of
leveling legs in front side,
ii - Level the machine
il. After leveling, push back the
handles of leveling legs.
Handle of
leveling leg
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lll. FEATURES
3.2.4 Connecting the Drain Hose
|. After pressing the joint
ring(a), insert the drain hose
(b) in the drain direction.
(Same as pump model.)
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(b)
il. Install the drain hose about
80~100cm above the ground
(for pump model).
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Il. FEATURES
3.2.5 Connecting the Water Supply
Hose (Cont'd) -
lit.
Remove the adaptor from the
water supply hose.
First, using a “+” type
screwdriver, loosen the three
screws on the adaptor.
Next, take the adaptor and
hold parts (a) and (b) with a
gap about 5mm between
them.
Connect adaptor to the water
tap by firmly tightening the
screws. Then turn part (b),
following the arrow, and put
(a) and (b) together.
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vi.
Connect the water supply
hose to the adaptor. Pull
down part (c) of the water
supply hose. When part (c)
is released, the hose is
automatically connected to
the adaptor, and makes a
‘click’ sound.
Connect the other end of the
water supply hose to the inlet
water valve at the back of the
washer.
Screw the hose clockwise, all
the way in.
If the water tap is a screw
type, connect a water supply
hose that fits to the tap as
shown.
Ill. FEATURES
3.2.6 Positioning the Drain Hose
When there is no threshold,
the length of the drain hose
should not exceed 3m.
When it is necessary to
connect the drain hose with
the drain outlet located far
away, connect the extension
hose and applicable parts
(available from dealers or
service centers).
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Do not install the drain hose
where it must extend over a
threshold of 5cm or more; do
not install where there is a
threshold and the hose must
extend for more than 2m.
2m
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Other precautions
- Do not put the end of the
drain hose into the water.
- Do not place the hose
below the floor level of
the drain outlet.
—
- Do not make the mid part
of the hose than the ends
positioned higher.
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—
- If the drain hose must be
positioned at a high
angle, install the washing
machine so that it is in an
even higher position.
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IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 Component Identification
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4.2
4.2.1
4.2.2
4.2.3
Control Panel
IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
® COLD
® WARM
e HOT
Function Indicator Light
In use indicator by a flashing
symbol.
The light goes out at the end
of the function.
Button controls and washing
processes are displayed
here.
Each icon is described under
its contro! button.
Start / Pause
Press this button to
alternately ‘start’ or ‘pause’.
This button is a convenient
way to change washing
program.
Press this button for power
ON / OFF.
When the washing operation
is completed, the power
automatically turns off and
the buzzer sounds off 5
times.
Allow at least a 3-second
interval before turning the
washing machine again.
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TEMPERATURE WATER LEVEL CYCLE
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9 LOW
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PACGRAM DELAY START
4.2.4
4.2.5
4.2.6
4.2.7
STARTS
PAUSE
POWER
Water Supply (option)
I.
Press this button to select
water temperature.
The selection order is :
Cold — Warm > Hot - Cold
Selecting the Wool Course
automatically selects warm
water (to protect the wool
fabric)
Water Level
IV.
Course
Press this button to select
the water level.
The selection order is :
Auto — High — Medium >
Low — Extra Low
Selecting the Wool Course
limits the water levels to high
or medium.
Press this button to select
the type of washing cycle
and optioned function.
Function
The selection order is
Sensor — Heavy Duty —
Econo Wash —» Wool —>
Delicate
IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.2 Control Panel (Cont'd)
4.2.8 Delay Start
This function is to finish the
washing operation at the
time user set.
You may change the delay
start time by using the
button. (from 3 hours to 18
hours)
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IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.3 Function Descriptions
4.3.1 4.3.2 Water Level
Water Supply
|. In all the cases of prior to the
first press of START /
PAUSE key, during operating
or hold state, they follow the
below sequences.
> Cold ., Warm - Hot —
ТВ When wool course is
selected, water temperature
is selected automatically to
warm water without key
input.
ii. Once water supply is
changed by key input, this
water temperature keeps on
the changed program.
In case of wool program,
warm water is selected
automatically, but if the
user'd like to change it to
other course, the program
will return to the previous
program.
Iv, While water supplying, the
lamp selected is flashing
(one second ON / OFF)
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—
In all the cases of prior to the
first press of START /
PAUSE key, during operating
or hold state, they follow the
below sequences.
(Auto) _, High _, Medium _, Low _, (Extra-Low) —
When WOOL is selected,
only HIGH 8: MEDIUM water
level is possible.
If you change the course to
WOOL, in case previous
water level is low or (extra
low), the water level is
automatically selected High
level and in case previous
water level is over Low, the
water level is not changed.
While water is supplying, if
the water level is changed,
the remaining time is
changed.
4.3.3 Program (Course)
IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
If this key is pressed before
the first press of START /
PAUSE key or during
PAUSE state, the selection
order is as follow. Even if
manual washing is selected
already, the selected
program is cancelled, and
the program is selected as
follow:
Sensor (Fuzzy) _, Heavy-Duty _, (Econo-Wash)
_, (Wool) _, Delicate
During operating, all keys
except for PROGRAM
(COURSE) SELECTION key
are valid. But, only START /
PAUSE is valid during spin
operation.
This key is invalid during
operation, and at PAUSE
state.
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4.34 Cycle (Option) Button
. - This key is valid except for
weight sensing operation.
i. After START / PAUSE during
operating or under reset
condition, as pressing this
key display is changing as
follows.
(Soak) _, (Drip Dry) _, Wash _, Rinse _,
| Spin _, Rinse + Spin y
ii. This key is used as adjusting
cycle.
a. Rinsing times are added
by one time when cycle
key is pressed under
general cycle operation
SENSOR (FUZZY),
HEAVY DUTY, (ECONO
WASH), (WOOL),
DELICATE and cycle
operation (RINSE,
RINSE + SPIN) as
pressing this key.
Display is changing as
follows:
2 (times) 4 3 4 4, 5 _, 1
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b. Washing time is adjusted
by press of cycle (option)
key during washing only
operation.
— 15 (min) _, 17,19 521 5,23 525.
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c. Spinning time is adjusted
by press of cycle key
during spinning only
operation.
— > 7 min) 5 12 5 0
4.3.5
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vi.
Delay Start
IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.3.6
This cycle is to finish the
washing operation at the
time user set.
If the START / PAUSE key is
pressed after adjusting of
reservation time by pressing
the delay start button,
reservation washing begins.
If you push START / PAUSE
key after selecting
reservation washing, the
machine carries out three-
hour reservation washing.
The first beginning value of 4.3.7
reservation washing is 3 hour
and the order according to
delay start key push is as
follow.
3:00 _, 4:00 _, 5:00 _, … _, 16:00 _, 17:00 _, 18:90 —
Once reservation washing is
selected, it follows the
sensor (fuzzy) program
selected and reservation
washing cannot be changed
in reservation procedure.
But the change of water level
and water temperature
seiection are possible.
If the door is opened in the
waiting state of normal
reservation, it causes the
door open error.
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Start / Pause
I. Awailable only after selecting
a program.
IP Sequence:
— _, Start _, Pause _, Start _, +
ii. The display shows the
remaining time, including the
current cycle, when in ‘start
status.
The time decreases 1-min at
a time.
When in ‘Pause’ status, the
time stays as it is.
Power
. This key is always available
when the cord is connected.
il. Sequence:
—— On _, Off , On, —
un After finishing operation, this
key is automatically turned
off.
IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.4
Description Of Technical Points
4.4.1
Weight Recognizing Function
Weight recognizing program
works first washing operating
before water is supplied, not
in WOOL course and Manual
program operation (Wash,
Rinse, Spin, ...)
Weight recognizing function
is cancelled when water level
key is pressed prior to the
completion of weight
recognizing program.
If the current water level is
above lowest at the
beginning of weight sensing,
it is automatically decided as
a high level.
If you change courses after
sensing weight, the high
water level is automatically
selected irrespective of the
water level decided by the
sensing of weight.
4.4.2 Water Supplying Function
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Relations between water
level, frequency & water
temperature capacity.
Unit:L Fre: kHz
Amount of Fre
Water Supplied
RESET 0 25.10
EXTRA LOW 50L 23.60
LOW 60 L 23.00
MEDIUM 70L 22.60
HIGH 80 L 22.13
il. Relations between Hot / Cold
selection & cycle.
Hot / Wash Rinse Supple- Spray Remarks
Cold mentary Rinse
Selection Water
Supply
Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold
Warm Warm Cold warm Cold
Hot Hot Cold Warm Hot
If the water level does not
reach to the water level
selected for 60 minutes after
starting water supplying, the
water supplying Error is
displaying on the display.
IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.4.2 Water Supplying Function 4.4.3
(Cont’d)
IV.
Supplementary water
supplying is performed every
Washing or Rinsing
operating. The steps are as
follows.
e Supply water to the
water level selected,
e Perform the washing or
rinsing operation for 1.5
minutes.
e Sense the present water
level after stopping
Motor.
e Compare the present
water level to the water
level selected.
e If present water level <
the water level selected,
supply water to the water
level selected. If present 4.4.4
water level > the water
level selected, continue
the washing or rinsing
operation.
e But total time of
supplementary water
supplying is not over 30
seconds.
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Soak Function
|. This cycle works only when
Soak cycle is selected by
cycle select key.
i. It works repeatedly during
set time by every 5 minutes
(operation for 1 minute and
pause for 4' minutes) for 30
minutes after water is filled to
selected water level.
ii. If water level is set higher
during the Soak procedure,
Soak procedure stops and
water is refilled, and then,
keeps on going the Soak
procedure.
iv. Washing cycle selected
-begins after Soak cycle
completion.
Rinsing times can be
adjusted according to Soak
washing procedure.
Fuzzy Function
This program recognizes the quantity
of laundry load and selects the water
level by itself and keep on going
washing operation automatically.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
IV.
Program Chart
4.5
WASH RINSE 1 RINSE 2 SPIN TOTAL
CYCLE | WATER [warten INT. SPRAY WATER INT. WATER n| MT | SPIN [PAUSE TIME
cUPPUY SOAK |WASH| DRAIN SPIN SPIN RINSE SPIN | PAUSE SUPPLY RINSE | DRAIN SPIN SPIN | PAUSE SUPPLY RINSE| DRAIN | ру
COURSE LEVEL -
min. | stc. | mind sec {nila {rec froin, jsec win, liee. | min.| zec. | min | soc. min, | sec, | min. eee | min | sec min | see (min. (sec. | min. sec. min. jasc min [aée | min] sec. (min. | soc. | min | see fin | 165 min | ae freir | coc.) nin | sec | min, | ame
HIGH |5 |0 12| о 2 ve] 3 [40| 1/30) 3] of 1| of t] of sf 0] 2] 0 21101 3 | 40| 6) о] 1| 0] 47 |130 | 49 | 10
MEDIUM | 4 |30 191 ol 21 01 31/40) 4130) 3] of 1] of 1] of 4| 30) 2j 0 > | 01 31401 5) о 1| 0] 44 |170 | 46] 50
SENSOR ow | 4] 0 12! о 1 |150 | 3/90) 1/30) 3] of 1| of 1/7 OP Af OF 200 4 [501 31401 41 6] 1| 01411210) 4j 30
EXTRA-OLW | 3 | O| 12/6/1140] 3/40) 1|30/ 3| 0) 1| о) 1| 0) 3| 30| 210 | 1 | 40| 3 | 49| «| о| 1| 0} 39 |250 |3 | 40
a THIGH |510 18 Го! 2 [19| ao] 11201 3) 0) 1| of 1/0 s| of 2f © ] 2 1101 31401 6] of 1] of s3[130] 55| 10
HEAVY| MEDIUM | 4 |30 isl ol 210! 2140| 1/20) 3) of 1] of 1| of 4|30] 2f 0 | 21 0 3 | 49| 51 о 1| 00| 50 |170 | 52| 50
DUTY LOW 4 | 0 121 ol 1 (sol aldol 1130| 3] of 1] of 1] of 4] 0] 2} 0 1150] 3140] 4] of 1] of 47210] 50] 30
EXTRA-OLW | 3 |30 18| о! 1 |140 | 31401 11301 3] of 1] of] 9] 0 3] 30] 2] 0 1 | 0 | 3 | 40| 4j 0| 11 0/45/2501 43) 10
HIGH 5 | 0 si ol 21100 31401 4/30] 3/ of 1] of +] of 5] 0f 2] 9 2 |110 | 3 lal 3] of 1] of3r]130] 39 | 10
ECONO! mepum | à [30 sl ol 271 ol 31401 1130) 3] of 1] of 1] of 4130] 210 2 | 01 з | мо з| о| п| @| 35 |170| 37 | 50
WASH LOW 4 | 0 6| о| 1150 | 31 40| 11| 301 3] of 1] of 1] 0] 4] of 2] © 1 150/ 3 | 40| 3| о) 1| 0] 33 |210 | 36] 30
EXTRA-OLW | 3 | 30 6! о) 1 |490 | 3 | 40| 1] 30| 3) о) 1] ol | 90| 3| 39| 2| 0 | | | |1]a0) 3) am) 3/0) 1 0/31/20) 35/10
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WOOL | mepjum | 4 | 39 61 ol 21 01 3140) 01301 1/30 1] of 1] of 4{ 30] 2] 0 2 | 013 [40/ 11 01 11 0[20/230| 3 | 50
HIGH 5 |0 el 01211 3101 7/01 117] 1] of +f of 5] of 21 0 21101 3 | 40| 61 о| 1 | | 3411301 36] 10
DELI- MEDIUM | 4 (30 elol2/o| 3/40/ 1| ol 1130] 1] of 1] Of 4/30) 2j 0 2 | 01 3|40/ 5] 0| 4| 0j 32|170| 34] 50
CATE ow lalo sl ol 11s] 3leal 1] of 1/30) 1] of 1] of af of 2] 0 1 50| з | мо а о] | о] 30 |210 | 33 | 30
EXTRA-OLW | 3 [30 el ol 11a! 31401 1/ of 1/30 1] of 1] of 3/30] 2]¢0 1 |0 | 3 | 0 | 4| 0) 1| 0] 28 |250 | 32 | 10
5 HIGH [510130 /0/%[0|2 [1%] 3{40[ 1[30| 3| 0] 1] 0| 1| 0] 5| 9] 2| 9 51012101 651 0[ 1] of 47 |130) 79 | 10
SENSOR | wmeoum | 4 120130 Lo [121 01 2 | o| 3|«| 1|30| 2] of 1] of +] 0| | 30| 2] 0 al ol sla] slo] 1] af eafie| 76| 50
(SOAK) LOW a lola lo | 12| о) 1 | 50 + 3 | 40| 11 39| 3 of 1/ 9) 1| 0| 4| OF 200 1 | 50 | 3 | 0) 4| 0 1) о) 41 |210 | 74 | 30
Ш EXTRA-OLW | 3 |30|30 | 0 | 12| 0) 1 |401) 3140) 11 39| Зо 1} of 1]0] 3}]30 2/0 1 | 40| 3 | 40| 47 0) 1| e|39/200| 73| 10
HIGH 510 lol 21101 3/40] 1/30) 3/ 0| 1| of 1] 0] 5] 01 2/0 2 | 10 37| 90| 238 | 20
SENSOR | MEDIUM | 4 | 30 | о) 21 о) 31 40| 11 39] 3] of 1] of 1] 0] 4] | 2] 0 2/0 35 |130 | 37 | 10
(DRIP-DRY) | cow ajo 1210111501 31401 1130] 3| of 1] of +o] 4 of 2f ¢ 1 | 50 33 |170| 35 | 50
EXTRA-OLW | 3 | 30 12/0/ 1/40) 3/40 1]30f 3] of 1| of 1| 0| 3 3) 2] 0 o 310110 J 31210] 34] 30
HIGH 5/0 12 | 0 17| ol 17/00
\МАСН | MEDIUM | 4 [30 12| © 16| 30| 16 | 30
LOW 410 12| 0 ; 16| ol +6 | 00
EXTRA-OLW | 3 [30 2/0 | | LA EI EN LA | 15| 30| 15130
HIGH 5 | |2 10 7 | ol o7|
RINSE MEDIUM 4 130 6 | 30/ 06] 30
LOW 4/0 6/ of os] 00
EXTRA-OLW lo _ 3 130 | 2 | 0 _ 5 | 30] 95 130
HIGH > wl 3 5 0) 1] о| 12| 50| 12| 50
spin | MEDIUM 2 61 3 | 40| 5) о) 1} 90| 11| 40| 17 | 40
LOW 11sol all 4] of 1] 0] Algo 10] 30
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RINSE | HIGH | | 5 | 0/2 [0 9 11013 (40| 6/ 0/1 1| 01 18[50| 19/50
+ MEDIUM | 4 |30 21 о 3 |140 | 50| 1| 0 | 17 | 70 | 18 | 10
LOW | à | 0 1 150 | 3 | 40| а о) 1| о| 15 | 90| 16| 30
SPIN | exTrAOLW | 3 |139 |2 |0 1 | 40 | 3 | 49 | 4 | 90| 1| 0 | 14 |110 | 4 | 50
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VI. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
6.1 Cautions for Disassembly and
Reassembly
6.1.1 Before Servicing 6.1.2 During Servicing
. When laying down the . When replacing the
washing machine for repair, suspension-bar, be sure to
do not place the front side check both the front and rear
downwards. This may cause suspension-bar assemblies.
the following : This prevents installation of
the front and rear sides in the
- The round front face may reverse order.
be deformed.
- The top-cover and the i. Reversal may cause a
outer-case (round area) severe vibration that might
may not match. rock the washing machine.
0}
X
7)
Il. When removing the top-
cover from the outer-case,
do not let the wire bundle fall
downwards and touch the
sharp edge of the outer-
case. Also, do not allow
tension to stress the wires.
ill. When replacing the
suspension-bar, only use
parts for this model.
IV. Since the length of the bar
varies among on models,
installing the wrong size may
" . . cause severe vibration.
Ii. When moving the washing
machine to a place with a
rough floor, do not drag it. If
it is dragged, the rubber may
get loose, thereby causing
severe vibration and noise
during washing.
V. Do not deform the check-
S/W rod of the top-cover.
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VI. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
6.1.2 During Servicing (Cont'd)
vi.
The installation of a
deformed check-S/W rod will
result in malfunction of the
safety switch during severe
vibration, thus causing an
unbalanced error.
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6.1.3
After Servicing
By
By
"a
Check the level of the
washing machine.
When setting the wire bundle
in the lower section, make
sure that the wire bundle is
not stressed by any tension
due to tilting of the tub
assembly.
When setting the wires, do
not let the wires touch any
sharp edges.
Remove any moisture on the
wire bundle, and on areas
surrounding the wire
connector.
aaa
WIRE HOLDER
6.2
VI. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
Disassembly
Disassembly Procedure
Hlustration
Removing the PCB Assembly
iV.
V.
Vi.
Vil.
Open the Screw.
Lift up the Control Panel.
Turn the Control Panel “Up”
Remove the 7 Screws connecting the
Control Panel and the PCB Assembly.
Disconnect the Wire Harness of the
PCB Assembly.
Pull away the PCB Assembly.
Do the reassembly in reverse order.
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VI. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
6.2
Disassembly (Cont'd)
Disassembly Procedure
lllustration
Removing the Pressure-Sensor, Water-
Valve, Checker Assembly, and Transformer
Pressure Sensor
i. Pull out the Lead Wire Terminal of the
Pressure Sensor.
il. Remove the Pressure Sensor.
|. Pull out the Air Hose.
Water Valve
|. Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals.
il, Remove the Screws which fix the
detergent box to the top-cover.
iil. Remove the Screws which fix the
water valve to the detergent box.
Checker
|. Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals with
pressing the hook.
il. Remove the two Screws.
fii. Lift out the Checker.
Wire Harness
|. Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals from
the PCB.
il. Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals from
the parts in back of the Top Cover.
ii. Remove the Wire Harness.
Transformer
|. Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals.
il. Remove the Screw.
ii. Remove the Transformer.
Door Switch <Magnet Switch>
|. Turn over the top-cover.
IL. Remove the screw.
iii. Remove the door switch.
HOOK
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VI. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
6.2
Disassembly (Cont’d)
Disassembly Procedure
lllustration
Removing The Motor
=
|.
ви
Il.
iv.
V.
vi.
Vii.
Remove the Back Cover.
Lay down the Washing Machine with
the rear side facing the floor.
Remove the Wire Housing
Remove the V Belt
Remove the two or four Bolts
fastening the Motor.
Remove the Motor Pulley.
Pull out the Motor
Removing the Drain Motor
Lay down the Washing Machine with
the rear side facing the floor.
Pull out the Lead Wire Terminal.
Remove the Bolt.
Remove the Drain Motor Wire from
the Link.
Lift out the Drain Motor
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VI. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
6.2
Disassembly (Cont'd)
Disassembly Procedure
lllustration
Removing the Shaft Assembly
Vi.
Vil.
Remove the four Screws fixing the
Top Cover, and lift up the Top Cover
gently tilt the Top Cover back to
expose the Tub Cover.
Remove the four Screws fixing the
Tub Cover.
Remove the Bolt fixing the Pulsator.
Remove the Spin Nut fixing the flange
Shaft and the Shaft and pull out the
Spin Basket.
Caution
Disassemble the Spin Nutin a
clockwise direction.
Lay down the Washing Machine with
the rear side facing the floor.
Remove the two Bolts fixing the
Saddle.
Remove the four Bolts fixing the Shaft
using the Box and take out the Shaft
Assembly:
Removing the Pump Assy
|.
il.
ii.
IV.
VI.
vit.
Remove the Back Cover.
Remove the Lead Wire Terminal.
Remove the Two Hoses.
Remove the 2 Screws which fix the
pump to out case.
Lay down the Washer with the right
side facing the Floor.
Remove the 3 Screws which fix the
pump.
Lift out the Pump.
SCREWS
| /
A
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VI.
6.3 Spin - Nut Repairing Box
3 16——
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FE
2, SPINNUT———£
6.3.1 Procedure
I. Insert the jig ® into the spin-nut
O.
Insert the guide pin @ into the
groove of the flange - shaft by
rotating it to the right and left.
Guide Pin
Inserting Polnt
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DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
]— 6: HANDLE
—— 5 CONNECTING ROD
Insert the connecting rod ® and
handle ® into the square box.
Then turn the handle counter
clockwise on the axis of the small
box to disassemble (Right-hand
thread).”
cen
pa
To disassemble the box, strike
the handle three or four times-
quick shocks to loosen it-then
complete the disassembly by
turning the handle as the nut is
loosened.
Vi.
v. Reassemble in reverse order.
VI. TROUBLESHOOTING
Self - Diagnostic Functions (Buzzer Alarm)
If there is a problem during operation, the following error conditions are shown on the LED display, and the
washing machine stops its operation.
Error
Condition
Buzzer
Solution
Water level sensor
error
Pm
Water level sensor
fails to send signal for
longer than 5 seconds.
The buzzer sounds
five times with a 0.5
sec. ON / 0.5 sec.
OFF cycle.
Press the ‘Power’
button. No other
buttons work.
Water supply error
No frequency change
for 60 minutes from
The buzzer sounds
five times with a 0.5
Press the ‘Power’
button. No other
nm water supply. sec. ON / 0.5 sec. buttons work.
(I OFF cycle.
Drain Error Water level does not The buzzer sounds Check the ‘Power’
и
Г
decrease to the reset
point within 15
minutes form draining
water.
five times with a 0.5
sec. ON / 0.5 sec.
OFF cycle.
button.
No other buttons work.
Door open error
Pressing ‘start’ button
stop the buzzer.
No buttons work.
Door is open during
dehydration cycle.
The buzzer sounds
five times with 2 0.5
sec. ON / 0.5 sec.
OFF cycle.
Close the door.
Unbalance error
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|!
4
Pressing ‘start’ button
stops the buzzer.
No other buttons work.
An unbalanced load is
sensed three times
during dehydration
cycle.
The buzzer sounds
five times with a 0.5
sec. ON / 0.5 sec.
OFF cycle.
Open the door.
Balance the laundry.
Close the door.
Overflow error
К
(0)
анны, SA
=
Water supplying does
not stop after sensing
overflow level.
The buzzer sounds
five times with a 0.5
sec. ON / 0.5 sec.
OFF cycle.
Close to water tap and
unplug the power
cord. Call the service
center.
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.2 Test Mode
7.2.1 Test Mode : Water Level + Power
i. Entering : Press the power key while pressing down the WATERLEVEL button.
in “Dis displayed on the display.
iii. If you press the CYCLE key, the test mode changes step by step.
iv. The test is conducted if you press the START / HOLD key when the test mode is in a display
state.
v. Each mode description
Mode No. Test Method Test Description Remarks
1 DI Aging test in driving part and
then, driving part and display
are turned ON / OFF for 1
second.
2 De Repeating 5 min. dehydration
and 3 min. stop without
draining.
It read Lid open and
unbalance and shows them.
It shows this on the indicator.
3 73 Operate the washing cycle
after suppling water to high
level.
* Mode 94, 35, 95, 0", 08 are only for manufacturing process.
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.3 Servicing Precautions
When trouble shooting or parts, be sure to
observe the following.
7.3.1 Be sure to let the resistance of 1 MQ
contact the human body before
grounding. When it is impossible to
ground, let the human body contact the
power plug and the grounding wire
once to eliminate the potential
damaging shock hazard.
|. After replacing the controller,
the defective parts should be
returned to the suppliers of
these parts for root-cause
analysis and incorporation into
for future product planning. At
the time of return, be sure to
pack them together with repair
parts.
Otherwise, it is impossible to
perform root cause analysis
due to the static electricity.
oN
<Notice on disassembly and
repair>
7.3.2 The wiring should be properly
connected in accordance with the-
wiring diagram. Erroneous wiring may
cause faulty operation, smoke, or fire.
7.3.3 Be sure to pull out the power plug
during repair.
7.3.4 Special attention should be paid to
connection, insulation treatment, and
wiring work for the lead wire.
- The lead wire should be soldered,
and insulation-treated with vinyl
tape, or connected to the
pressure connection terminal for
drain treatment.
- When connecting the lead wire,
take care not to let it touch high
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7.3.5
7.3.6
7.3.7
7.3.8
7.3.9
components of metal sugared.
This is a wloow”
Be sure to use only authorized
replacement parts.
AC 110V - 220V is applied between T1
and T2 of the triac on the PCB.
Therefore, touching the radiating plate
accidentally may cause electric shock.
Also, the PCB both high and low
voltages exist on the PCB.
Do not replace any parts on the board,
except the tact switch on the PCB
assembly is in trouble. The PCB
assembly is treated with an insulation
coating, the enhanced moisture-
proofing.
When you suspect that the operation
of the micom is faulty, take actions in
accordance with the specified
troubleshooting procedures. Do not
attempt to replace the entire PCB
assembly without first doing a root-
cause analysis.
Because the parts installed in the PCB
are treated with a urethane coating,
they cannot be inspected by the test
bar. Therefore, first check the lower
parts for any abnormality using the
lead wire of the housing (LP-09-1).
Going down connected with the PCB.
VI. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4 Troubleshooting
7.41 Troubleshooting of the Power Supply Board
If any of the following occurs, the PCB is defective. Replace the PCB.
i. Pressing a selection button illuminates the LED display, but the buzzer does not sound.
ii. Pressing a selection button sounds the buzzer, but does not illuminate the LED.
iii. Pressing a selection button illuminates the wrong LED.
Insert the power plug into the receptacle and press the Power button. If the stored parameters do
not display, check the following :
==
"The power does not tumor.)
Mn;
y YES
NO
Ls the power Connect the power plug securely.
plug connected?
Y
y YES
> YES Replace the fuse.
[s the fuse blown? >
Is the NO
connection of the power > Check the harness.
a
YES
NO > Replace the transformer.
Replace the PCB assembly.
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4.2 Keyboard
i. When pressing a selection button, the buzzer does not sound, or the LED does not display.
/7 There is nobuzzer sound, and the \
LED display does not turn on.
YES
`
Ls
oo ess NO > Tum the power switch on.
switch turned on?
зори
da
YES
»
Are the contacts of the NO Replace the selection switch (tact switch).
> selection switch OK?
Ma:
Y
>
{
y YES
Replace the PCB assembly. |
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4.3 Driving Unit
i. Water Supply Error.
winding wire of the
connected?
water valve electrically
—
Does the pulsator rotate? >
|
| NO
1
Y
Replace the PCB assembly.
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YES
Press the Start/ Hold button.
Open the faucet.
Open the faucet.
Close the faucet, pull out the water
hose and turn it off.
Clean the water valve filter with a
toothbrush, etc.
alias
Replace the water level sensor.
VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4.3 Driving Unit
i. Water Stop Error.
* Water Stop Error
„”
he
The water supply does not stop.:
| PP! top;
—
1
> YES
Y
Pull out the plug.
: YES
The water vaive is defective.
< Does the water supply stop > = >| * Remove the foreign material in
HE the water velve.
i YES
> | , | i
ls there water in > YES _ | Airis leaking. Check the connection,
the Was ee | sensor й and apply the adhesives.
| NO
YES |
Is the water level > Correct the bent hose. |
sensor hose bent? | |
water coming out Remove foreign materials suchas |
; ; YES a da gn
Frough be dmb ной >i Check the it “| drawn thread, hair, pin and buttons. :
| NO
Y
Replace the PCB assembly.
» Washing is started without water supply.
Washing starts without water spply. )
YES
Is the connection NO i
of the water level sensor Connect the terminal securely.
YES
TN > NO Tum off the power, and then start again.
Вже це? ~~
No?
— y YES
| Replace the PCB assembly.
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4.3 Driving Unit
iii. The pulsator does not rotate during washing.
» This malfunction may be caused by defective contacts of the wire harness.
и
{The pulsator does not rotate
Supply stop after filling to - YES > Replace the water level sensor.
specified level?
Does the
motor make à "woong' Replace the condenser
sound?
. YES
NO Is water supplied?
‘ NO y
Now it is normal
Does the pulsator
operate normally? NO
| y
| Check the motor for short - Е
| circuit, and replaceitif | Replace the PCB assembly.
|
Does the pulsator NO |
|
| YES
Y ost comely? NO > Install the V belt correctly.
The motor is defective. |
| > Check for a racing motor due to
| excessively strong or weak tension of
| YES the V - belt
Y
Replace the PCB assembly. |
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Vil. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4.3 Driving Unit
iv. Defective Rotation during Washing
« Defective Rotation during Washing
„
© The pulsator rotates one - side. )
20 a
Is the connection > NO
4
Securely connect IL
YES
| winding YES >
are on the one side of the moto > Replace the motor.
y NO
| Replace the PCB assembly.
« Noise Occurs during Washing.
(Noise coccurs during washing, )
YES
YES
Remove any foreign materials.
NO
Adjust the dearance of the pulsator.
YES
Is there noi
from the a The noise is either the contact noise inside |
» the dutch, or it is noise caused by the wear
. Y and deformation of parts.
| Contact noise due to the
| wear of motor bearing 1. Check the fastening screws for the motor
K y and the motor pulley. !
| 2. Check the caulking of the motor pulley.
| NO Noise of loosing screws YES | 3. Check the internal components for any
| from the connection area. abnormality.
(The following soond does not indicate any problem :
The "Sha" sound generated during the stop of the dehydration tub is the sound of the water moving by automatic
balance in the dehvdration tub.)
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7.4.3
VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
Driving Unit
V. No Spinning
* No Spinning
(spin bastet does not rate. )
This is normal : A three
ls the water being drained? cis >| minute water crwn oœurs
: ose error, detrydration .
‘ before dehydration.
is inoperative.)
NO
The clutch is defective.
Repair it
Adjust the tension.
Replace the drain motor.
Tell the customer to dose the lid.
The drain motor is
After checking, short - drouited.
adjust the safety switch.
Replace the safety switch
One or two unbalances
automatically corrected through YES
. and washing; =
(The third ime causes an NO
“unbalance error”. Short - drcuited motor. When
Spread the laundry evenly, Is operation NO the motor makes a “woong”
and start again.) of the motor alone sound, the condenser is
possible? defective, or one side of the
motor windings is shorted.
YES
Change the PCB assembly.
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4.3 Driving Unit
vi. Draining Water is not Possible.
» Draining Water is not Possible.
Va ~~
Water cannot drain. \
Le A
YES
fs the drain hose lowered? NO Lower the hose.
YES
Y
Is the drain hose bent? == Correct the hose.
NO
; Y
|
| Press the Start/ Hold button 3 to
| 4 times during the drain and
| dehydration cydes.
Replace the drain motor.
| Securely connect it
|
The drain motor is shorted.
YES
|
Y
Remove the foreign material
completely.
there any foreign
YES > matenal attached to the
>. dran outlet?
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.4.3 Driving Unit
vii. No draining. (With PUMP MODEL)
- No draining, (With PUMP MODEL)
и
: No draining. )
© 1 YES
“чт
Remove the foreign matercal
from the Filter - Case.
Does the motor YES J Ú”F———— = Connect it firmly.
drain operate? of pump OK?
: NO NO
|
| Fault on PCB assembly. Fault on Pump - Dram.
; Relace it. Replace it
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7.4.4
VI.
Inspection After Repair
TROUBLESHOOTING
Inspection Item
Description
Check grounding
Check that the original grounding wire of the washing machine is
securely grounded.
Connection of the grounding wire? Wire to a gas or water pipe
made of vinyl chloride is very dangerous.
Check the safety system
Check the operation of the brake. If the following braking times
are exceeded, readjust or repair the brake system.
Load Braking Time
Below 7 seconds
Below 10 seconds
No load
Rated load (5.0 / 5.5 kg)
Dressing the lead wires
Tie the lead wires with a separate wire to prevent them from
scattering. Check that they are securely connected.
Check the locking nuts and
screws
Check that the nuts and screws are securely locked, and be sure
to apply screw lock.
Check inside the washing
machine
Check for any vinyl wires, screws, or foreigh materials inside the
washing machine.
Check for oil (lubricant) or
water leakage
In particular, check the surrounding areas of driving units for oil
(lubricant) leakage, and check the moving parts of the drain
valve for water leakage.
Checking the connection of
the power cord
Check the power cord, plug, and receptacle for any damage.
Make sure they comply with the working voltage.
Adjustment of horizontal level
of the washing machine
Adjust the height of the two adjusting legs (front of the washing
machine) so that the washing machine is horizontally level.
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EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
VIII.
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VIII. EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
Ref. Part Code Description Specification Qty Remarks
1 DC64 — 00040A | INLAY - PANEL PC, GREY 1 | ENG
2 DC97 - 00804A | ASSY PANEL CONTROL ABS, WHT 1
3 MF-65ASPI-00 ASSY PCB PARTS 240V/50Hz, H+C 1
4 DC62 - 30303J VALVE WATER (HOT) 220-240V/50-60Hz 1 |vo
5 DC62 - 30312E VALVE WATER (COLD+RINSE) | 220-240V/50-60Hz 1 |vo
6 DC62 - 10306A HOSE-RINSE EPDM, BLK 2
7 DC91 -12242A ASS'Y - BODY DETERGENT ABS, WHT 1
8 DC61 - 10566H CASE DETERGENT ABS, WHT, ENC 1 | ENG
9 DC61 - 10564K CAP-RINSE ABS, WHT 1
10 DC32 - 30006B SENSOR PRCSSURE DC5V 1
11 DC90 -10401D CHECKER S/W CD15V, 50mA 1
12 DC26 - 10014Q | TRANSFORMER 240VAC, 50Hz 1
13 DC34 - 30006G SWITCH REED AMS - IOLS 1
14 DC61 - 10690A COVER - TOP ABS, WHT 1
15 DC61 - 20225A LID - TC SECC -P, T1.0 1
16 DC61 - 20223A HINGE DOOR (R) ABS, WHT 1
17 DC60 -20224A | HINGE DOOR (L) _ ABS, WHT 1
18 DC66 - 90013A MAGNET - R.S ALNICO 1
19 DC96 - 00045A | ASY WIRE HARNESS MAIN 1
20 DC61 - 60505A CUSHION LID RUBBER 2
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Vill. EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
Page 46
Vill. EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
Ref Part Code Description Specification Qty Remarks
1 DC66 - 50028B PULSATOR CAP ABS, 1
PEACOCK/GRN
2 DC60 - 40002A BOLT - PULSATOR MB, L20, STS304 1
3-2 DC91 -11585C ASSY PULSATOR SW65ASP 1 STS BASKET
4 DC60 - 60003A WASHER PULSATOR ID13.2, STS304 1
5 DC60 - 50003B NET - SPIN M28, ZNDC1 1
6-2 DC91 - 11645G ASS’Y BALANCER LIGHT / GRV 1
7 DC60 - 60011B WASHER WAVE 1D28.7 1
8-2 DC60 - 10145B ASSY SEMI SPIN BASKET STS430 1
9-2 DC66 - 40006B FLANGE - SHAFT ALDC 1 STS - BASKET
10-2 DC91 - 10404U ASS'Y FILTER NET LIGHT / GRY 1 STS - BASKET
11-2 DC91 - 10262D ASS'Y GUIDE WI/F DARK / GRY 1 STS - BASKET |.
12 DC66 - 60040G COVER - BALANCER LIGHT / GRY 2 STS - BASKET
13 DC91 - 11374G ASSY RINSE P—COOL/GRY 1 PP — BASKET
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EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
VII.
Ass’y — Case Outer
Page 48
VIII. EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
Ref Part Code Description Specification Qty Remarks
1 DC91 - 11771E | ASS'Y - DAMPER FRONT
DC91-11771F | ASS’Y - DAMPER REAR
2 DC61 -20016R | HANDLE PP, WHT 2
3 DC92 - 11204А | ASS'Y - PAINT SBHG1 - A, PUMP 1
4 DC61-30013D | BASE PUMP 1
5 DC91 - 10264J ASS'Y - LEG (RIGHT) NIGHT / GRY 1
DC91-10264K | ASS’Y - LEG (LEFT) NIGHT / GRY 1
6 DC61 -50012A | LEG - RUBBER 11R, BLK 2
DC90 - 10841C | ASS'Y - POWER CORD 1
DC61-10571A | COVER - BACK SBHG1 - A 1
10 DC61 - 40086A | HOLDER WIRE SL5 x L42 x P125 5
11 DC61 - 60074A | LOCK - TWIST STANDOFF | 2x 25x 11.5 DAWH-3NA | 2
12 DC63 - 10056E | SPONGE - CUSHION T46 x 60 x 120 1
13 DC83 - 10020T | SPONGE - CUSHION T20 x 60 x 120 1
14 DC63 - 10056B | SPONGE - CUSHION T20 x 60 x 120 1
15 DC63 - 10002D | SPONGE - CUSHION T10 x 60 x 120 1
16 DC90 - 11190B | PUMP DRAIN 220V-240V/50Hz 1
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VII. EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
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7
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VIII. EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
Ref Part Code Description Specification Qty Remarks
1 DC61 - 30095A TUB - OUTER PP 1
3 DC9O - 11165A ASS'Y WIRE HARNESS SUB1 (PUMP) 1
4 DC61 - 10241H COVER - TUB PP 1
5 DC61 - 40054A SADDLE SBHG1 - À T=1.2 1
6 DC60 - 20001A SCREW - MOTOR MSWR 10 ZP C3 4
7 DC91 - 10131L ASS'Y - SHAFT SEM - SON 1
8 DC91 - 1 1258E ASS'Y - SCREW SHAFT + MOTOR 4
| DIE
9 DC31 - 10175A MOTOR - WASH 230-240V/50Hz 1
10 DC66 - 100658 PULLEY - MOTOR M22, 50Hz, 1005 1
11 DC60 - 40007A BOLT - HEX SM18C ZPC2 1
12 DC61 - 70064A DIE - MOTOR 230-240V/50hz A
13 DC62 - 50125E CONDENSOR - M. F 230-240V/50Hz 1
400VAC 11MFD
14 DC66 - 30024A LINK - DRAIN PP 1
15 DC31- 20004H MOTOR - DRAIN 220-240V/50-60Hz 1
16 DC66 - 10142A BELT -V M22 (50Hz)
17 DC62 - 10291A HOSE - PUMP EDPM L237 / PUMP 1
18 DC62 - 10292A HOSE - DRAIN PE+EVA L282 / 1
PUMP
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VIII. EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST
Accessory
4
2
ED :
Ref Part Code Description Specification Qty Remarks
1 DC91 - 11264A ASS'Y - HOSE DRAIN (O) WITH PUMP MODEL 1
2 DC62 - 10289B HOSE-WATER, COLD 1.5MT / INCH COLD 1
3 DC62 —10290B HOSE-WATER, HOT 1.5 MT / INCH HOT 1
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IX. POWER - CORD
BP3 (DC90 - 10838A) | BF3 (DC90 - 10105A)
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X. RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS INVENTORY
QUANTITIES LISTED ARE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER BASED ON 100 UNITS PURCHASED
AND SERVICED OVER A ONE YEAR PERIOD. ACTUAL USAGE MAY VARY DUE TO LOCAL CUSTOMER
HABITS, ENVIRONMENT AND A STABLE POWER SUPPLY.
PART CODE DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY
MF-65ASPI-00 ASSY PCB PARTS AC240V/50Hz 1
DC62-30303J VALVE-WATER (HOT) AC220-240V, HOT 1
DC62-30312E VALVE-WATER (COLD+RINSE) AC220-240V,COLD 1
DC32-30006B SENSOR PRESSURE DN-52,DC5V 1
DC90-11190B ASSY-PUMP DRAIN AC220-240V/50Hz 1
DC91-10131L ASSY-SHAFT SEM-80N1 1
DC31-10175A MOTOR-WASHING 1C-15440SSWA 1
DC31-20004H MOTOR DRAIN SM-MD22J 1
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