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5.2 Hydraulic

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1 - Fill hose

11 - Anti-overflow pressure switch

2 - Fill hose with "Acquacontrol" device

12 - Sump assembly

3 - Fill solenoid

13 - Wash pump

4 - Regeneration solenoid

14 -Tube-enclosed heating element

5 - Air break

15 - Drain pump

6 - Steam condenser

16 - Non-return valve

7 - Regeneration chamber

17 - Drain hose

8 - Salt tank

18 - Drying duct/fan

9 - Resin tank

19 - Anti-flooding device

10 - Level pressure switch

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Summary of Contents for DIVA

Page 1: ...ions Italy Corso Lino Zanussi 30 Publication number I 33080 PORCIA PN ITALY 599 37 31 43 Fax 39 0434 394096 Edition 2005 10 SOI TD PR EN Dishwasher with electronic control EDW 2500 LCD Talkie Functionality DIVA 60 cm free standing 911 918 built in 911 928 Production ZM Solaro IT ...

Page 2: ...ntrol system 20 6 1 1 Functions performed by the mother board 21 6 1 2 Memories contained in the electronic control system 21 6 1 3 Power failures 21 6 2 Electrical specifications 22 6 2 1 Actuators Sensors NTC 22 6 3 Power feed and selection of programmes 22 7 Water filling 22 7 1 Fill circuit 22 7 1 1 Pressure switches on fill level and anti overflow system 22 7 1 2 Fill system 22 7 1 3 Anti flo...

Page 3: ...a rinse 34 9 7 Brightness 34 9 8 Contrast 34 9 9 Setting the water hardness 34 10 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS 35 10 1 Free standing model 35 10 2 Talkie Free standing model 36 10 3 Built in model 37 10 4 Talkie Built in model 38 11 BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS 39 11 1 Free standing model 39 11 2 Talkie Free standing model 40 11 3 Built in model 41 11 4 Talkie Built in model 42 11 5 Checking components for proper o...

Page 4: ...Important When the appliance is plugged in mains voltage is present on all circuit boards even if the ON OFF button is OFF 2 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS Power supply 230 240 V 50 Hz limits 187 254 V Total power drawn 2300 W Water supply Min Max Pressure 5 80 N cm2 Load capacity 12 Place settings Dimensions width 59 6 cm height 81 8 87 8 cm depth 55 5 cm Controls Power up Power down ON OFF button alway...

Page 5: ...ing phases included in the cycle selected 2 The segments below OPTIONS identify the number of choices that are possible for the option selected The following may appear on the second line 1 the name of the cycle selected while it is being set 2 once the cycle has started the washing phases in the cycle and the temperatures involved 3 options selected suggested 4 time to end of cycle or delayed sta...

Page 6: ...rand market The Talkie version of the EDW2500 features a speaker contained in a plastic box figg A and B hooked to the tie and screwed to the hinge positioned on the left front side of the inner door fig C and connected electrically to the board with the voice function which is fitted with 2 screws under the control panel fig D Speaker Assembly figg A and B Speaker Box Speaker fig C fig D ...

Page 7: ...cal messages remain always active NOTE The vocal messages can be reproduced in different languages Selecting the desired language to display the messages on the display the same language will be automatically set in the voice control board All the possible vocal fragments are listed below the software will buil the message by composing one two or more fragments English Messages Hello The program i...

Page 8: ...finished You can switch off the dishwasher The dishwasher is in demo mode Options and menus Childlock keyboard safety lock Childlock is selected Childlock is deselected Childlock is active You can deactivate it by pressing any key for 5 seconds and modifying the relevant option You can delay the start of the program by 1 to 19 hours Select the required time and press OK START You have selected del...

Page 9: ...displayed in sequence Press OK START to confirm the selection Alarms Attention the dishwasher is not filling with water Make sure the water cock is not closed and that the filling pipe is not constricted Attention the dishwasher is not draining the water Make sure the drain pipe is properly connected and not bent and that the sink drain is not blocked Attention the antiflood system has been activa...

Page 10: ...in model is equipped with a button S1 for selecting the programmes When the button is pressed repeatedly the various programmes included in the machine appear in sequence on the display The operation of the buttons and their number exclusively depend on the software in the machine 3 3 3 Selecting options The free standing model can be equipped with up to 5 dedicated buttons O1 O5 for selecting opt...

Page 11: ... with a turbidity sensor can be equipped with a special Automatic programme that optimises the cycle to compensate for the quantity of dishes loaded and the amount of dirt on them The sensor is located on the outside of the sump and directly contacts the water The NTC sensor that controls wash water temperature and the infrared turbidity sensor that checks the turbidity of the water and thus the a...

Page 12: ...4 2 Selecting a programme 1 Close the door and turn the appliance on by pressing button S0 The relative LED L0 lights up The LCD display lights up with a welcome message and then flashes the last programme run to run this programme again skip to point 4 2 To choose a different programme a On the free standing model press the button for the desired programme S1 S5 the relative LED lights up to conf...

Page 13: ... the OK START button the programme is cancelled and the machine sets itself to the cycle selection mode with Set the programme on the display 3 At this point a new cycle can be selected by following the instructions reported above at section 4 3 1 4 or 4 3 1 5 depending on the model NB If the cycle has not yet been started all the selections made can be changed by pressing the proper buttons 4 2 2...

Page 14: ...ng is added that lasts around 9 minutes 4 3 3 Detergent NORMAL 3 in 1 When this option is selected it remains selected until it is disabled and the relative icon appears on the LCD The option modifies the phases in the programme to optimise performance when 3 in 1 detergent tablets are used It is not available in the Soak and Heat plates cycles The programme length and the temperatures are special...

Page 15: ...e on by pressing button S0 LED L0 lights up The LCD lights up with a welcome message and is then set to the cycle selection mode 2 Press the DELAY START button The delayed start time flashes on the display Every time the button is pressed the delayed start time increases by 1 hour up to a maximum of 19 hours 1 hr 2 hrs 19 hrs 0 hr 3 Choose the programme and any options desired The time remaining t...

Page 16: ...tton If delayed start has been selected the following appears on the display The delayed start time appears steadily The relative icon flashes The countdown starts The time decreases by hours 19 hrs 18 hrs 1 hr and by minutes during the final hour 1 hr 59 min 58 min 0 5 When the countdown is over the machine starts automatically and the following appears on the LCD The name of the phase in progres...

Page 17: ...on The display will show Interrupt Press the OK START button to confirm cancellation 8 At the end of the programme The buzzer sounds a number of times The display shows END OF CYCLE and SWITCH OFF END 9 Press button S0 to turn the appliance off and open the door ...

Page 18: ...blies BASE AREA DOOR AREA TUB AREA WATER UNIT The machine is housed in an assembly of individual removable parts composed of a front panel at the bottom and two side panels Drying duct Water softener Fill tank Condenser Drain pump Wash pump Heating element Counterweight Base Sump Turbo Dry Fan ...

Page 19: ...ol device 12 Sump assembly 3 Fill solenoid 13 Wash pump 4 Regeneration solenoid 14 Tube enclosed heating element 5 Air break 15 Drain pump 6 Steam condenser 16 Non return valve 7 Regeneration chamber 17 Drain hose 8 Salt tank 18 Drying duct fan 9 Resin tank 19 Anti flooding device 10 Level pressure switch ...

Page 20: ...ed with an LCD On built in models figure B the system is composed of a central display board that includes an LCD fig D a separate ON OFF button and a main board fig E at the bottom of the appliance This board is anchored to the base by a plastic support as in DIVA EDW2000 2003 2503 units The Talkie version features also an electronic board fig F placed under the control panel and contained in a p...

Page 21: ...n programming for the cycle and status of the cycle in case of a power failure or alarm The configuration data is programmed at the factory by a computer with a DAAS interface This data determines the operation of the appliance number and types of programmes options LEDs etc 6 1 3 Power failures The Power Failure function stores information on the status of the cycle during a power failure so that...

Page 22: ...in board is powered directly by the terminal board The connectors involved are E3 neutral and E1 line The control display board user interface is powered by 5V supplied by the main board so programmes can be selected when the main board is turned on When the door is closed the input board detects the closed contacts on switch IP between connectors F1 F3 and starts the wash programme The same switc...

Page 23: ...cycle is subdivided into the following sub cycles 7 2 1 Static filling With the motor switched off the fill solenoid is activated and water is introduced into the appliance until the pressure switch switches to FULL 7 2 2 Dynamic filling Dynamic filling is obtained by starting the wash pump which moves the pressure switch to the EMPTY position At this point the fill solenoid is actuated and water ...

Page 24: ...tion of water filling If the fill cycle is interrupted by opening the door or by a power failure the elapsed time up to that point is stored When the door is closed or power is restored water filling resumes from the point of interruption and the operating time from that point is added to the previous time 7 4 Washing system This appliance features the conventional washing system in which mechanic...

Page 25: ...ch IP and the start button PU The main board controls the speed of the pump motor using the signal from the tachometric generator T which is connected across connectors G1 G2 This signal is used for Controlling washing systems ctrl and PW Controlling the safety systems on the pump motor and the relative alarms Controlling dynamic filling 7 6 Heating The heating element which is enclosed in a tube ...

Page 26: ...the contact on the pressure switch is open in the EMPTY position If it is open the cycle is allowed to move on to the next phase If malfunctions in the drain system keep the pressure switch stuck on FULL presence of water in the water circuit the drain phase is repeated After the drain phase is repeated the electronic control system again checks the status of the pressure switch If it is still on ...

Page 27: ...shing cycle Salt water solution regeneration water remains in the resin container from the time the cycle is completed until the time next cycle is carried out If regeneration level 10 is selected resin washing is carried out twice every cycle at the beginning of the washing cycle and immediately after the regeneration procedure performed at the end of the final washing phase The sequence of phase...

Page 28: ...ion 1 blending enabled position 2 blending disabled 8 DRYING In these dishwashers the dishes are dried by a steam condensation process This drying system is based on the natural circulation of the hot air produced during the hot rinse when steam circulates inside the condenser on the fill tank The condenser is a cold wall condensation chamber filled with water against which the hot air is ducted T...

Page 29: ... message 3 The first message in the diagnostic mode appears 4 Press Options button repeatedly to scroll through the diagnostic mode Number of presses of button Options LCD display Function Reference 1 ERROR CODE i Display of alarms stored in memory and activation of machine systems See 9 2 1 3 LED TEST Test of all LEDs and the display Cancellation of all alarms stored in memory See 9 3 2 4 LINE TE...

Page 30: ...ays the next to the last alarm for example no alarm 3 1 ERR CODE i 0 Displays the third from the last alarm for example no alarm 4 2 TEST ACTIVAT 4 Activates regeneration solenoid 5 2 TEST ACTIVAT 5 Activates drain pump 6 2 TEST ACTIVAT 6 Activates water fill solenoid until full level is reached 7 2 TEST ACTIVAT 7 Activates heating only with water at full level 8 2 TEST ACTIVAT 8 Activates wash pu...

Page 31: ... time out the pressure switch has not returned to EMPTY after two drain phases lasting 120 sec The drain pump starts and then the cycle stops Drain circuit plugged clogged Drain pump faulty obstructed foreign bodies Level pressure switch stuck on FULL 1 3 Pressure switch on water circuit plugged Faulty wiring Faulty main board i30 Yes Intervention of anti flooding device drain pump operates The cy...

Page 32: ...nerator wash pump operates but there is no signal from the generator The heating element is disconnected if the problem persists after timeout the wash pump operates at max speed and an alarm is recorded the cycle continues Motor winding open short circuited Motor jammed foreign bodies Faulty wiring to washing motor Faulty motor capacitor Tachometric generator open short circuited Faulty main boar...

Page 33: ...tarts The programme runs like a normal cycle complete with all phases All pause and cancellation functions are available The total duration of the cycle is about 50 minutes The resins are washed at the beginning of the first programme executed after the test cycle 9 5 Disabling enabling pulse washing Some programmes use a pulse washing PW system The following procedure can be used to modify this s...

Page 34: ... Press button Options repeatedly until the following message appears on the display CONTRAST 5 the number 5 flashes 3 Press button Ok Start repeatedly until the desired contrast is obtained on the display The new contrast value flashes on the display 4 To confirm Press button Options OR wait 60 seconds OR turn the appliance off by pressing button S0 9 9 Setting the water hardness The count for as ...

Page 35: ...35 10 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS 10 1 Free standing model ...

Page 36: ...36 10 2 Talkie Free standing model ...

Page 37: ...37 10 3 Built in model ...

Page 38: ...38 10 4 Talkie Built in model ...

Page 39: ... EC Fill solenoid ER Regeneration solenoid GA Interference filter IP Door switch MR Terminal block MV Fan motor PL Wash pump PS Drain pump PU Button array PR RL Level pressure switch PA Anti overflow level switch RR Heating element SB Rinse aid sensor SS Salt sensor Turbidity Turbidity sensor ST Temperature sensor TAC T Tachometric generator TS Safety thermostat Main Board Main circuit board User ...

Page 40: ...40 11 2 Talkie Free standing model ...

Page 41: ...41 11 3 Built in model ...

Page 42: ...42 11 4 Talkie Built in model ...

Page 43: ... EMPTY 1 2 PR LEVEL PRESSURE SWITCH E1 B1 0 Ω on FULL 1 3 INFINITE on EMPTY 1 2 PA ANTI FLOODING PRESSURE SWITCH B5 E3 0 Ω on FULL 1 3 IP DOOR MICROSWITCH F1 F3 on the Input board 0 Ω Door closed DD DB INTEGRATED DISPENSER A3 A5 1500 Ω 8 OK INFINITE with Rinse aid SB RINSE AID SENSOR C1 C3 on the Output board 0 Ω without Rinse aid INFINITE with salt SS SALT SENSOR H1 H3 0 Ω without salt 4850 Ω 5 a...

Page 44: ... Cancel button to cancel the cycle SET THE CYCLE appears on the display 2 Press buttons Cancel and Ok Start at the same time DEMO OFF appears on the display DEMO appears steadily OFF flashes 3 Press Options button Options ON appears on the display CONTINUOUS appears when the button is pressed again 4 Press OK START button to confirm The following messages alternate on the display SET THE CYCLE DEM...

Page 45: ...on the display SET THE CYCLE DEMO ACTIVE NB If the cycle that was running still flashes on the display this happens in the CONTINUOUS mode Press Cancel button once The following messages alternate on the display SET THE CYCLE DEMO ACTIVE To exit the DEMO mode 1 Press and hold down Cancel button for at least 4 seconds The following message appears on the display SET THE CYCLE ...

Page 46: ... SI begins flashing again Water hardness setting HARDNESS 40 50 T with flashing 40 50 T HARDNESS 51 64 T with flashing 51 64 T When button Options is pressed again the new hardness value flashes Language ENGLISH LANGUAGE with flashing ENGLISH LANGUAGE ENGLISH with flashing ENGLISH When button Options is pressed again the next available language flashes Buzzer BUZZER VOLUME 1 with flashing 1 BUZZER...

Page 47: ...tches to the cycle selection mode Test cycle 4 TEST LINE alternating with NUMERO CICLI XX The test cycle begins All steps in the cycle are displayed The appliance then switches to the cycle selection mode Pulse washing 5 PULSE WASHING YES with flashing SI 5 PULSE WASHING NO with flashing NO When button O5 is pressed again SI begins flashing again Extra rinse 6 EXTRA RINSE NO with flashing NO 6 EXT...

Page 48: ...rl 24 96 N3 Delicate T 6 PW T 50 C T 2 T 55 C T 12 PW T 4 PW 5 60 C PW T 69 C T 1 PW 24 95 N4 Delicate without prewash T 50 C T 2 T 55 C T 12 PW T 4 PW 5 60 C PW T 69 C T 1 PW 24 86 N5 Normal 3 rinses T 6 ctrl T 50 C T 4 T 68 C T 8 ctrl 2x3 65 C 2x T 3 ctrl 5 60 C PW T 69 C ctrl 24 99 N6 Normal 3 rinses without prewash T 50 C T 4 T 68 C T 8 ctrl 2x3 65 C 2x T 3 ctrl 5 60 C PW T 69 C ctrl 24 90 E1 ...

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