Electrolux EDW 1000 Bedienungsanleitung

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SERVICE MANUAL

DISHWASHERS

ELECTROLUX ZANUSSI S.p.A.

Corso Lino Zanussi,30

Publication no.

I - 33080 PORCIA /PN (ITALY) 599 34 60-32

Tel +39 0434 394850

Fax +39 0434 394096

TSE-P

Edition: 16.02.2001

EN/SERVICE/LF

DISHWASHERS

EDW 1000

(Mini_Tronic)

45 cm

Free-standing / Built-in

(FUNCTIONALITIES)

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CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 General characteristics

1.2 Field of application

1.3 Electronic module

1.4 Aesthetic characteristics

1.5 Structural characteristics

2. FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

2.1 Control panel

2.2 Supplementary options

2.3 Power failure

2.4 Selection of programmes

2.5 Selection of programmes with Delayed Start option

3. SPECIFICATIONS FOR ACTUATORS AND SENSORS

3.1 Components

3.2 Sensors

4. OPERATION OF THE MOTOR

4.1 Wash Motor

4.2 Washing/Drain functions

4.3 Washing system

4.4 Drain Motor

5. HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT

5.1 Water fill system

5.2 Control of water fill

5.3 Control of stability of wash water level

5.4 Control of drain function

5.5 Regeneration

6. DRYING

6.1 Definition of the drying system

7. SAFETY FEATURES – CONTROLS - ALARMS

7.1 Definition of the system

7.2 Displaying memorized alarm conditions

7.3 Cancelling alarm conditions

7.4 Description of safety features / alarms

7.5 Supplementary safety features

8. ELECTRICAL FUNCTIONALITIES

8.1 Circuit diagram

8.2 Basic electrical diagram

8.3 Table of washing programmes

9. SERVICING

9.1 Component diagnostics

9.2 Function testing cycle

9.3 Checking the efficiency of the components

9.4 Checking alarm conditions

9.5 Summary of functions

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1. GENERAL

1.1 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power supply 220 - 240 V / 50 Hz (limits 187÷254 V)

Total power absorbtion 2300 W (2100 W heating element)

Water supply Min. / Max. Pressure: 5 ÷80 N/cm²

Load capacity 12 Place settings

Consumption (BIO AAB programme):

Water 14 litres

Energy 0.8 KWh

Duration of cycle 120 minutes

Noise level 50 db (A) (sound pressure)

1.2 FIELD OF APPLICATION

Washing system COMBINED

IMPULSE

Water fill level PRESSURE SWITCH CONTROL

SOFTWARE (Level stability)

Water heating HIDDEN HEATING ELEMENT

Temperature control TEMPERATURE SENSOR ( NTC )

Drying cycle ACTIVE

Safety features/alarms TOTAL PROTECTION (HYDRAULIC/SOFTWARE)

1.3 ELECTRONIC CONTROL MODULE

Power board MAIN CONTROL BOARD (built-in microprocessor)

Control/Display board USER / MACHINE INTERFACE

Module with vertical controls Module with horizontal controls

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1.4 AESTHETIC CHARACTERISTICS

Control panel – VERTICAL version

VARIANTS

ON key on right

ON key on left 

Control panel – HORIZONTAL version

VARIANTS

ON key on right

ON key on left 

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1.5 STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS

Structure: MODULAR 45 cm Functionality: EVOLUTION

Version: FREE-STANDING / BUILT-IN

Controls: KEYS

LAYOUT OF CONTROLS

[S0] - ON/OFF key

[S1] … [S3] - PROGRAMME SELECTION keys

[S4] … [S6] - PROGRAMME SELECTION and/or OPTION keys

[LD1] … [LD3] - “PROGRAMME” INDICATOR LEDS

[LD4] [LD5] [LD12] - “PROGRAMME” and/or “OPTIONS” INDICATOR LEDS

[LD6] … [LD8] - “DELAYED START” INDICATOR LEDS

[LD9] … [LD11] - “CYCLE PHASE” INDICATOR LEDS

[LD13] [LD14] - “SALT” / “RINSE AID” LEDS

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2. FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

2.1 CONTROL PANEL

ON/OFF KEY [S0]

Switches the dishwasher ON and OFF.

When the LED [LD0] lights, this means that the appliance is switched on.

2.1.1 PROGRAMME AND OPTION KEYS [S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6]

Used to select a washing programme and the desired options (if featured).

Each key corresponds to a specific programme or option (Delay, ½ Load).

Each key features a LED which switches on and off when the key is pressed.

Each type of dishwasher may feature from 3 keys (minimum) to 6 keys (maximum).

Keys [S1 S2 S3] are featured on all models, since these are used for special functions by

Service engineers.

2.1.2 CYCLE PHASE LEDs [LD9 LD10 LD11]

These LEDs light during the various phases of the washing cycle.

[LD9] - WASHING

[LD10] - DRYING

[LD11] - END OF CYCLE

The LEDs light as follows:

Program selection - the two LEDs [LD9 LD10] flash simultaneously.

Programme execution - only one LED [LD9] or [LD10] relative to the current phase of the

cycle remains lit.

End of cycle - only one LED [LD11] remains lit; the remaining LEDs are unlit.

2.1.3 INDICATOR LEDs [ LD13- LD14]

These LEDs light to indicate the corresponding functions.

[LD13] - SALT

[LD14] - RINSE-AID

These LEDs light during the various phases as follows:

Programme selection - the LEDs light (fixed).

Programme execution - the LEDs remain unlit.

These LEDs indicate the following:

[LD13] - the salt required for regeneration requires topping up.

If the regeneration level is set to [ 0] (no regeneration), this LED

remains unlit at all times.

[LD14] - the rinse-aid liquid requires topping up.

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2.2 SUPPLEMENTARY OPTIONS (factory-set)

2.2.1 POSSIBLE OPTIONS: «DELAY» & «1/2 LOAD» (if featured)

Only one option can be selected at a time («DELAY» or «1/2 LOAD»), never both.

If featured, the option may be associated with keys [S4] or [S5] or [S6].

2.2.1.1 «DELAYED START» SELECTOR KEY Leds [LD6 LD7 LD8]

Determines the delay time before the selected cycle is started.

Press this key repeatedly until the desired delay time is displayed; the corresponding LEDs will

switch on and off.

LEDs [LD6 LD7 LD8] correspond to [3h.. 6h.. 9h..]

The LED which remains lit [LD6 LD7 LD8] indicates the selected delay time.

When the selected delay time is confirmed, the LEDs (e.g.[LD8 LD7 LD6] switch off one at a

time until all three are off.

2.2.1.2 «1/2 LOAD» SELECTOR KEY LEDs [LD4] or [LD5] or [LD12]

The 1/2 LOAD key is used to optimize the washing cyle when small quantities of dishes are to be

washed..

The washing cycle is modified when the following parameters are selected:

Exclusion of the PRE-WASH cycle (in cycles that normally include the PRE-WASH).

Reduction of the cycle time (18 >28 min).

Reduction of water consumption for the cycle (~ 4lt).

In this case, LEDs [LD6 LD7 LD8] are not present on the control panel.

2.3 POWER FAILURE

- A POWER FAILURE is detected if the mains power supply is interrupted for a very brief period

(between 20 and 40mSec).

- The POWER FAILURE function consists of maintaining the cycle status information when a power

failure occurs, so that, when power is restored, the appliance resumes the cycle from the point at

which it was interrupted.

The POWER FAILURE function is as follows:

When a power failure is detected, all loads switch off simultaneously, and the energy stored in the

capacitor is used to memorize the machine status data in the EEPROM; when the power supply is

restored, this data is used to resume the cycle from the point at which it was interrupted.

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2.4 SELECTION OF PROGRAMMES

2.4.1 SELECTING THE CYCLE (with the door closed)

Switch the dishwasher ON by pressing [S0]; the “POWER ON” pilot lamp lights [LD0].

The SALT and RINSE-AID LEDs [LD13 LD14] may light.

Press the key for the desired programme [S1 S2 S3 ... ...].

The LED corresponding to the selected programme lights [LD1 LD2 LD3 ... ...].

The two cycle phase LEDs [LD9 LD10] flash.

Select the desired option (if featured).

LED [LD..] lights to confirm the option selected.

About 6 seconds after the last key is pressed, the washing programme commences.

If the programme is selected with the door OPEN, the programme will start 6 seconds after the

door is closed.

2.4.2 CYCLE EXECUTION

Washing programme currently being performed.

The LED relative to the selected programme [LD..] remains lit.

The Options LED, too [LD..] may remain lit.

LED [LD9] for the current phase remains lit; the other LEDs [LD10 LD11] remain off.

As the programme proceeds and at the end of the phase, LED [LD9] switches off; Led [LD10],

corresponding to the subsequent phase of the cycle, lights.

All the keys (with the exception of the key for the selected programme, which can be used to

cancel the current cycle) are disabled, i.e. no parameter can be modified.

2.4.2.1 CYCLE PAUSE – The programme is suspended (though all the parameters remain stored in

memory).

If key [S0] is pressed, the power supply is disconnected and the machine is switched off.

If key [S0] is pressed again, the machine is switched on again and the cycle resumes from the

point at which it was interrupted.

If the door is opened, the appliance remains connected to the power supply (though the power

loads are disactivated).

The LED for the current phase of the cycle [LD9] or [LD10] flashes.

The LED corresponding to the selected programme [LD..] (as well as the LED for any options

that have been selected) remain lit.

When the door is closed, the cycle resumes from the point at which it was interrupted.

2.4.2.2 CANCELLING THE CYCLE

To cancel the current programme, press the key relative to the programme selected [S..] for 3

seconds; this key corresponds to LED [LD..] ; the appliance returns to programme selection

mode.

2.4.3 END OF CYCLE

The cycle phase LED [LD11] lights to indicate that the cycle has ended.

To cancel the programme that has just ended, open the door or switch off the dishwasher by

pressing [S0].

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2.5 SELECTING A PROGRAMME WITH THE DELAYED START OPTION

2.5.1 PROGRAMME SELECTION (with the door closed)

Press [S0] to switch the dishwasher on; the “POWER ON” LED [LD0] lights.

Perform the procedure for selection of the programme / options as described in paragraph

(2.4.1).

Press one of the keys [S4] or [S5] or [S6] (i.e. the key corresponding to the delayed start

function) to select the desired delay time.

Press [S..] repeatedly; LEDS [LD6 LD7 LD8], which correspond to the possible delay times (in

hours) will light in sequence.

To cancel the delay time, press [S..] repeatedly until the LEDs switch off.

6 seconds after [S..] is pressed for the last time, the delayed start countdown will begin.

If the delayed start time is selected with the door open, the countdown will begin 6 seconds after

the door is closed.

2.5.2 PROGRAMME EXECUTION

The delayed start countdown has started.

The countdown time decreases from the maximum (9 hours) to (0 hours).

As the countdown proceeds, the time to elapse is shown by LEDs [LD8 LD7 LD6] and is updated

at intervals of 3 hours.

example: If a 9-hour delay is selected, LED [L8] will be lit; after 3 hours, this LED switches off

and LED [L7] lights; after another 3 hours, LED [L7] switches off and LED [L6] lights; three hours

later, all the LEDs are switched off.

LED [LD..] for the selected programme (and [LD..] if any options have been selected) remain lit

for the entire duration of the countdown.

The cycle phase LEDs [LD9 LD10 LD11] remain unlit.

All the keys are disabled (i.e. none of the parameters can be modified) with the exception of the

key for the selected programme, which can be used to cancel the programme, and the DELAY

key, which can be used to modify or cancel the delayed-start function.

The countdown is not interrupted if the door is opened.

At the end of the countdown (i.e. when LEDs [LD6 LD7 LD8] all switch off), the washing

programme starts automatically.

The cycle phase LED [LD9] relative to the programme being performed lights.

From this point, repeat the steps described in the previous paragraphs (from 2.4.2 on).

2.5.2.1 CANCELLING THE DELAYED START OPTION

To cancel the delayed start option, press the DELAY key [S..] repeateadly until the LEDs [LD8

LD7 LD6] switch off; after 6 seconds, the programme will start automatically.

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