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HP F1 PANEL 

CUSTOMER 

SUPPORT 

SERVICE MANUAL 

 

 

If machine has power

Is the door 

closed?

Change the electronic card

MACHINE IS NOT WORKING

Is the position

of door latch 

switch 

correct?

YES

YES

Fix the position of the switch

NO

NO

YES

Close / Repair the door

Is the door latch

socket connection 

correct ?

NO

Make Electrical Connection

YES

Check the door 

latch with 

multimeter for 

short circuit

YES

NO

Change the door latch

Is the door latch 

cable transmitted 

the current ?

Change the door latch cable

NO

YES

Summary of Contents for BANDEAU HP F1

Page 1: ...SECHE LINGE MANUEL DE SERVICE HP F1 BANDEAU ...

Page 2: ...5 1 Failure Modes and Warning Leds 9 5 2 Service Auto Test Steps 10 6 DISASSEMBLY 11 6 1 Top Plate 11 6 2 Control Panel 12 6 3 Electronic Card 15 6 4 Side Panel 18 6 5 Supply Cable 20 6 6 Emi Filter 21 6 7 Rear Cover 22 6 8 Pump 23 6 9 Process Fan 25 6 10 Rear Panel 26 6 11 Rear Isolation Group 28 6 12 Rear Bearing Group 29 6 13 Water Tank Housing 30 6 14 Drum 31 6 15 Motor 32 6 16 Capacitors 34 6...

Page 3: ...EASUREMENTS 51 7 1 Motor 51 7 1 1 Motor Measurements 52 7 2 Pump 53 7 2 1 Pump Measurements 54 7 3 Electronic Card 55 7 4 Door Compressor NTC Sensor 55 7 4 1 Door NTC Sensor Measurements 56 7 5 Compressor 56 7 5 1 Compressor Measurements 58 7 6 Door Latch 59 7 6 1 Door Latch Measurements 59 7 7 Humidity Sensor 60 7 7 1 Humidity Sensor Measurements 60 7 8 Cooling Fan 61 7 8 1 Cooling Fan Measuremen...

Page 4: ...he coil which called by condenser The humidity of the laundry is taken and reaches the cold side of the coil which called by evaporator via filter With a compressor refrigerant is passed through inside of the tubes of coils both condenser and evaporator A capillary causes resistance against to refrigerant flow By this way the evaporator surface is cooled and condenser surface is heated The hot and...

Page 5: ...riate to program 6 Use this product only for laundry with a label that indicates it is suitable for drying 7 Children should not play with appliance 8 This product contains environmental friendly but flammable R290 gas Keep open flame and fire sources away from the product 9 Ventilation grills should not be closed 10 The service life time of tumble dryer is 10 years 11 Adjustable feet should not b...

Page 6: ...anel Display Symbols Drying Stages Indicator 4 2 Program List KNOB POSITION PROGRAM 1 Cotton Extra Dry 2 Cotton Cupboard Dry 3 Cotton Iron Dry 4 Synthetics Cupboard Dry 5 Synthetics Iron Dry 6 Delicate 7 Mix 8 Baby Care 9 Jeans 10 60 min 11 40 min 12 20 min 13 Refresh 14 Express 34 15 Shirts 20 16 OFF ...

Page 7: ...rts at a high speed in the washing machine are dried in 34 minutes Shirts 20 2 to 3 shirts are ready for to be ironed in 30 minutes Delicate Delicate fabrics are dried for a longer time at a low temperature 4 3 Children s Safety There is a child lock option to avoid changes in the program flow when keys are pressed during the program There is a child lock option to avoid changes in the programme f...

Page 8: ...CE AUTOTEST Service auto test must be run for every service call The case in the photo don t show us a failure code Normally when the drying program ends the filter water tank and end led are flashing In addition heat exchanger cleaning warning led is on every 30 cycles ...

Page 9: ...ec is completed filter led makes slow blink to indicate that service can pass the next step For error codes leds must make fast blink ERROR CODE REASON E03 Aquaswitch connector is disconnected E04 Compressor connector is disconnected E05 Compressor NTC connector is disconnected E06 Door NTC connector is disconnected E07 Motor connector is disconnected motor is locked E08 Voltage fluctuation F1 HEA...

Page 10: ...moving to CW Step 4 If not Knob Motor CCW Tumble CW Motor stops Motor connector is taken out Position 4 Motor might be locked Motor belt might be dislocated Step 5 Service must check whether tumble is moving to CCW Knob Motor CW Tumble CCW Motor stops If tumble is moving to CW again then motor relay Position 5 short circuit CCW Step 6 Check Compressor NTC if heater NTC Compressor NTC connector is ...

Page 11: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 DISASSEMBLY 6 1 Top Plate 1 Remove two screws that fix the top plate at the back 2 Remove by pulling the top plate to yourself ...

Page 12: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 2 Control Panel 1 Remove 2 screws from the top 2 After the water tank removed the plastic screw in the center of the control panel should be removed ...

Page 13: ...CE MANUAL 6 2 Control Panel 1 After removing the screws on the control panel the control panel is removed as shown in the photo from the upper support bracket 2 The cables on the control panel are carefully removed from the cable paths ...

Page 14: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 2 Control Panel 1 All sockets which is connected with electronic card must be removed carefully as shown in the photo ...

Page 15: ...6 3 Electronic Card 1 To remove the electronic card box PCB box from the control panel it is necessary to remove 6 tabs As shown in the photo you can take off the snap fits with thin screwdriver 2 The PCB box is separated from the control panel v ...

Page 16: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 3 Electronic Card 1 Separate electronic card cover from box by opening the snap fits as shown in the photo ...

Page 17: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 3 Electronic Card 1 Remove the electronic card from pcb box as shown in the photo ...

Page 18: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 4 Side Panel 1 Remove 10 screws on side panels ...

Page 19: ... PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 4 Side Panel 2 Remove 2 screws from front 3 It should not be forgotten to take bottom screw 2 screws 4 Remove the side plate which is pulled out screws by pushing up ...

Page 20: ...1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 5 Supply Cable 1 Remove the supply cable brown and blue cable socket 2 Remove the terminals with tool as shown in the photo 3 Remove supply cord by pushing up 3 2 1 ...

Page 21: ... PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 6 Emi Filter 1 Remove EMI filter sockets 2 Remove the terminals with tool as shown in the photo 3 Remove the EMI filter which is fixed with 2 screws to the rear panel ...

Page 22: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 7 Rear Cover 1 Remove all screws shown in the photo ...

Page 23: ... 6 8 Pump 1 Remove the screw on pump cover 2 After opening the pump holder plastic cover Remove 2 hoses that is connected with pump 3 Remove aqua switch and pump socket 4 Remove the pump holder plastic from basement plastic as shown in the photo ...

Page 24: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 8 Pump 5 Push the pump from plastic 6 There is a float in the pump housing as shown in the photo ...

Page 25: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 9 Process Fan 1 Hold the fan as shown in the photo 2 First remove washer and nut then remove the process fan ...

Page 26: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 10 Rear Panel 1 Remove segment on rear panel When assembled the machine do not forget that there are two washers 2 Remove 8 screws from panel ...

Page 27: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 10 Rear Panel 1 Remove hoses from rear panel 2 Remove the rear panel by pulling to yourself ...

Page 28: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 11 Rear Isolation Group 1 For disassembling the rear Isolation group on rear panel screws are shown in the photo should be removed ...

Page 29: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 12 Rear Bearing Group 1 For disassembling the rear bearing group on rear panel screws are shown in the photo should be removed ...

Page 30: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 13 Water Tank Housing 1 Remove 2 hoses from water tank housing 2 Remove the water tank housing clips 3 The water tank housing is removed as in the photo ...

Page 31: ...ERVICE MANUAL 6 14 Drum 1 Motor should be moved up to prevent to press spring So belt will be released as shown in the photo 2 Remove the belt on the drum 3 Pull up the drum to separate with basement plastic Then pull back to remove ...

Page 32: ... CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 15 Motor 1 Remove capacitor sockets and other sockets from motor PS before removing the motor process fan should be removed You can apply the same instruction to change the belt ...

Page 33: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 15 Motor 2 Remove 4 screws from motor fixing plastic 3 Take the motor from basement plastic as shown in the photo ...

Page 34: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 16 Capacitors 1 Remove all sockets from motor 2 Remove the screw on bottom of capacitor then disassemble the capacitor 3 The capacitor is removed by turning ...

Page 35: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 17 Belt 1 After you should remove drum and motor than change the belt ...

Page 36: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 18 Humidity Sensor 1 Remove 5 screws from humidity sensor plastic 2 Remove the humidity sensor cable as shown in photo ...

Page 37: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 19 Door latch 1 Remove door latch screw from front panel 2 Separate the door latch socket from door latch as shown in the photo ...

Page 38: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 20 Plinth 1 Remove the plinth screw 2 Remove the plinth as shown in the photo ...

Page 39: ...UPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 21 Cooling Fan 3 Remove screws on cooling fan fixing plastic 4 Remove the cooling fan fixing plastic as shown in the photo 5 Disassemble the cooling fan by removing the fan screws and fan ground wire ...

Page 40: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 22 Plinth Cover 1 Remove 2 plinth pin on Plinth cover ...

Page 41: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 23 Door 1 Remove 2 screws that fix the door 2 Pull the door by lifting up ...

Page 42: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 24 Drum Bearing Wheel 1 Remove wheels as shown in the photo ...

Page 43: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 25 Drumlight 1 Remove Drumlight group from Front Shield 2 Remove the drum light socket 3 Remove the drum light card ...

Page 44: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 26 Front Panel 1 Remove 16 screws on the front panel 2 While removing the front panel the cable of the door latch must also be removed ...

Page 45: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 27 Door NTC 1 Remove the socket from NTC sensor on the basement plastic 2 Remove the NTC from basement plastic by hand or tool ...

Page 46: ... SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 28 Side Bracket 1 Remove cable holder plastic clips shown in the photo For right side bracket 2 Remove screw from bracket which is fixing side bracket and top bracket Rear panel was removed before ...

Page 47: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 29 Front Shield 1 Remove 2 screws in the bottom 2 Open clips on the left side 3 The front shield should be lifted as shown in the photo ...

Page 48: ...ved from the slot at the front shield 2 Before Sticky paper is opened front isolation foam should be placed to slot on front shield Front isolation foam mark should be on left bottom of front shield 3 Stick the foam on front shield as shown in the photo 4 Isolation should be centered on slot Front Isolation mark Sticky paper Force direction 2 3 ...

Page 49: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 31 Cable Group 1 Open the cable holder plastic clips on side bracket 2 Remove cable holder plastic fixing clips as shown in the photo ...

Page 50: ...L CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 6 31 Cable Group 1 Humidity Sensor Cable 4 Compressor NTS Socket 2 Door Latch Socket Cable 5 Compressor Ground Cable 3 Cable Group of Front Shield 6 Compressor Socket 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 51: ... 19 5 7 20 C temp Motor speed 2750 rpm Unloaded drum Drum speed 52 2 Capacitor value 11 µF 5 Component Test Check whether the motor cable is connected to the motor connector Check the connection of the capacitor cables Measure the resistance values and check the capacitor values Check whether it is working by connecting via the terminals 1 and 2 Blue White connection If it is working revolution of...

Page 52: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 7 1 1 Motor Measurements 1 2 3 2 1 3 3 1 2 ...

Page 53: ...764 10 ohm Voltage 220 240 Volt Frequency 50 Hz Input Power 13W max Component Test Check the connection of the pump connector Check the pump resistances Check whether pump is working by feeding externally If the pump is working the water in the tank is unloaded by running the pump Then Unload 500 ml of water from water tank to pump reservoir and check whether water is pumping While pump is working...

Page 54: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 7 2 1 Pump Measurements 2 1 1 ...

Page 55: ... components sockets are inserted 7 4 Door Compressor NTC Sensor Two NTC sensors are used The NTC resistance decreases when the temperature rises Technical Features Door NTC Resistance 12 kΩ Measured from IDC connected to electronic card Compressor NTC Resistance 12 kΩ Measured from IDC connected to electronic card Component Test Resistance is measured from IDC connected to electronic card ...

Page 56: ...us motor In the photo on the right the terminal on the compressor are shown to be measured by multiple counters It is driven with relay via the electronic card to give energy and relay drive the compressor only one direction Technical Features Type single phase asynchronous motor Power 350 W Unloaded drum Main windings 9 3 7 25 C temp 2 1 1 ...

Page 57: ...erminal Check the connection of the capacitor cables Measure the resistance values and check the capacitor values Check whether it is working by connecting via the terminals S R and C connection If it is working start the machine and check the drum temperature The terminals S and R of the motor should be connected with capacitor Resistance measurement of main winding Terminal C R is measured Resis...

Page 58: ...HP F1 PANEL CUSTOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 7 5 1 Compressor Measurements 2 1 3 c r s r c s c s r ...

Page 59: ... is closed It s designed to be opened from inside in case of children are in the drum Component Test When the door is closed check whether there is electrical transmission from IDC connected to electronic card Check the connection of the component connector 7 6 1 Door Latch Measurements 2 1 ...

Page 60: ...nsor measures the amount of dryness of the laundry in the drum Component Test Each humidity sensor plate is checked whether there is electrical transmission from IDC connected to electronic card Check the connection of the component connector 7 7 1 Humidity Sensor Measurements 2 1 ...

Page 61: ...erminal on the compressor are shown to be measured by multiple counters It is driven with triac via the electronic card to give energy Technical Features Type single phase AC fan Power 28 W Main windings 600 7 Motor speed 2600 3000 10 Component Test Check whether the cooling fan cable is connected to the fan terminal Measure the resistance values ...

Page 62: ...STOMER SUPPORT SERVICE MANUAL 7 8 1 Cooling Fan Measurements 7 9 Drumlight Drumlight lights inside of the drum Component Test Check whether there is electrical transmission from IDC connected to electronic card 2 1 1 ...

Page 63: ...et 220V 50 Hz Change The Main Board MACHINE IS NOTWORKING Is Electricity Reaching To Main Board YES YES Change the cable tree NO NO Machine has not a failure Is The Supply Cord Plugged Into The EMI Filter NO Make Electrical Connection YES Is the current transmitted on supply cord plug YES NO Change the supply cord and plug ...

Page 64: ...on of door latch switch correct YES YES Fix the position of the switch NO NO YES Close Repair the door Is the door latch socket connection correct NO Make Electrical Connection YES Check the door latch with multimeter for short circuit YES NO Change the door latch Is the door latch cable transmitted the current Change the door latch cable NO YES ...

Page 65: ...connector correct Is drum rotating CW Change compressor NTC Change the compressor Check the drum is not rotating alg NO YES YES YES YES NO NO NO NO Is machine power correct YES NO Check the compressor gas YES Is the Filter and Condenser Clean Clean Filter and or Condenser NO NO Make Electrical Connection Are the measured resistance values through the Comp NTC Correct Is the compressor cable transm...

Page 66: ...Of Motor Correctly Change The Motor Is Right and Left Wheel Rotating Check If Rear Isolation Group Is Stable Check If Front Isolation Group Is Stable Is Bearing Group Spherical Bearing stable and Solid Is Drum as It Should Be Bearing Shaft Curling Rivet Is Drum Pressed By Side Panel Or Base Plastic Change The Drum Wheels may be stuck or damaged Replace the wheels Replace Bearing Group Change Rear ...

Page 67: ...hine power correct NO Check the compressor gas YES Change the cable tree User should be informed about the machine YES NO Is connection of compressor connector correct Are the measured resistance values through the compressor connector correct E08 ERROR Is the voltage in the socket between 170 265 V Change The Main Board YES Machine has not a failure The power line should be checked NO ...

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