Electrolux FLF Series, Operating Handbook

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Linen colouring
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The brown coloring is due to detergent residues, and will disappear at the next washing.
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Colouring caused by the temperature being too high is permanent. Reduce the ironing
temperature or increase the ironing speed.
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The washing should be correctly rinsed so that it does not turn yellow and does not make
the cylinder dirty.
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Check the quality of the washing water (TH/TAC).
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Check the washing and rinsing cycles (see "phenolphthalein" operating incidents).
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Check incrustation of the washing (ash content).
The feed bands are not turning
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This type of incident is normal when it only affects a few bands.
When washing will not engage any more, adjust the tension of all the bands by changing
the setting of the feed table bearings.
Do not overtighten the bands.
The band must stop turning when you press on it with your fi nger. It must start again
when you remove your fi nger.
Complementary instructions for starting up a machine with gas heating.
The message "Error Gas Ignition" is fl ashing on display screen during 30 seconds to show
that the gas burner is being ignited. If this message is still displayed after 6 seconds, there
may be an ignition fault, a failure in gas valve opening or a lack of gas.
Switch the machine off and call your local repairman if this occurs regularly.
About 10 minutes is necessary to warm up.
Note :
Do not forget to open the stop valve on the gas supply line before starting to use the
machine, and then close it again after use.
The noise at the inter-ignition is not an explosion. It is a normal phenomenon.
Complementary instructions for starting up a machine with steam heating.
Note : do not forget to open the by-pass or the condensate return valve for about a minute
to purge the pipes so that the cylinders can warm up more quickly; do this before starting to
switch on the machine. Close it afterwards.
Slowly open the steam inlet valve and check the temperature on the control display panel.
5. Operating incidents