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Instructions for Use

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Manual operation with residual moisture control

Open filter door.
Clean filter. 
Close filter door 

.

In order to prevent
garments from
creasing:
Empty tumbler
immediately. 

.

Open filling door.
Fill garments into
drum. 
Close door 

.

Stop: 
The tumbler can
always be stopped
by opening the
door. 
Re-start: 
Close door and
press start button.

The tumbler stops
automatically:
Time controlling:

- when the drying 

time has expired

Residual moisture:

- When the selected 

has been obtained.

Start:
Press start button.

Anti-crease
program

.

After the drying 
time has ended, 
the drum rotates at
short intervals until
door is opened. 
Max. 1 hour.

C

C

C

Airing.

without heat.

Mild wash.

Low heat.

PP / normal wash.

Normal heat.

Time control

one press 

= one minut

Residual moisture

Extra dryt

Storage dry

Iron dry (iron)

Iron dry (machine)

Select drying
program.
Press program
button. Lamp is lit
for selected program

.

Select

either

Time controlled

or

Residual moisture

Drying program:

Drying time:

Residual moisture:

Set timer to:

Automatic program

Airing without heat

c. 10 min.

with the following options:

Mild wash, low heat

c. 25 min.

Extra dry

PP / normal wash, normal heat

c. 25 min.

Storage dry
Iron dry (for iron)
Iron dry (for machine)

Summary of Contents for Wascator TT200

Page 1: ...Operating and installation manual Tumble dryer TT200 TT270 Gas RMC 487 14 49 71 English speaking countries outside EU ...

Page 2: ...ber that such textiles as silk and wool are not to be dried in the tumbler The manufacturer reserves the right to alter design and material specifications 487 14 49 21 97 20 Safety Instructions This machine is intended for drying water washed garments alone The machine is not to be used for drying foam rubber or materials similar to rubber The machine is not be used by minors The machine is not to...

Page 3: ... the machine The air first passes the heating unit 3 where it is heated The air is then sucked into the drum via the perforation at the back wall It absorbs the humidity in the garments and leaves the drum via the perforation at the front of the drum Next the air passes a filter 4 which collects lint and dust The air is conducted out of the room via the fan and the vent pipe system 1 3 2 4 ...

Page 4: ...ng time completed lamp is lit I Filter lamp is lit Clean filter J Display indicates drying time when time controlled is selected K Timer buttons for desired drying time one press one minut L Select residual moisture program by pressing one of the following buttons 1 Extra dry 2 Storage dry 3 Iron dry for iron 4 Iron dry for ironing machine C B A E D F G H I J K K L 1 2 3 4 Instructions for Use 2 E...

Page 5: ...start button Anti crease program After the drying time has ended the drum rotates at short intervals until door is opened Max 1 hour C C C Airing without heat Mild wash Low heat PP normal wash Normal heat Time control one press one minut Residual moisture Extra dryt Storage dry Iron dry iron Iron dry machine Select drying program Press program button Lamp is lit for selected program Select either ...

Page 6: ...very quarter half year Check that the fresh air intake at the back of the tumbler is not clogged by lint or in any other way Check that the vent system is tight and not clogged by lint dust or in any other way On machines with residual moisture auto matic the lifters in the drum should be cleaned with a sponge at least once every three months Annually Check that the fresh air intake to the room an...

Page 7: ...achine should be at least 500 mm distance on the sides at least 10 mm Please note that for the purpose of servicing there should be access to the back of the machine Mechanical installation Fig Adjust the machine to make it horisontal and stable on all four feet The max height adjustment of the feet is 50 mm When adjustment has been completed lock the feet with the lock nuts Installation onboard s...

Page 8: ...n GAS 200 270 litres 6 A 792 B Connection gas 1 2 98 Drum volume litres 200 827 mm 614 mm A 12 kW Heating effect B C Blow off branch 160 270 982 mm 769 mm 12 kW 200 1508 902 280 R612 422 817 48 EL 137 5 51 5 EL C ...

Page 9: ...ensions in the table below Before remounting the top cover Check the direction of rotation See function checks page 16 If the drum rotates in the wrong direction switch 2 phases The tumble dryer must be provided with extra protection in accordance with relevant regulations L L L 1 2 3 L1 L2 L3 3 L L L 1 2 3 L1 L2 L3 3N N N L N 1 L1 N 1N Drum Voltage Power Heating Connecting lead Fuse volume input ...

Page 10: ...st replace the existing sign on the back of the machine Check that the nozzle pressure and the calorific value correspond with the values indicated in the table If not you must get in touch with the supplyer Before connecting the machine the pipe must be ventilated After connection all the connections must be tested for leakage Test run 12 kW Connect a pressure gauge to testsocket outlet 1 Page 11...

Page 11: ...nozzle on 5 6 mm 5 Connect a pressure gauge to testsocket outlet 1 Select programme Normal perm press Start the machine Adjust nozzle pressure to 4 2 mbar on the adjusting screw 3 under nippel 2 Check that the gas flame burns steadily and with a bluish colour Mount nipple 2 Having completed the test the machine is made ready ...

Page 12: ...l 2 Check that the gas flame burns steadily and with a bluish colour Mount nipple 2 Having completed the test the machine is made ready Conversion to LPG gas 12 kW Mount air reducing plate 6 with hole Ø 20 Mount the enclosed nozzle on 1 8 mm 5 Connect a pressure gauge to testsocket outlet 1 Select programme Normal perm press Start the machine Adjust nozzle pressure to 28 mbar on the adjusting scre...

Page 13: ...ducing pressure Inlet Outlet 1 5 plate 6 switch 4 MJ m3 MJ m3 mbar mbar mm Ø mm mbar LPG 126 4 87 3 30 28 0 1 8 20 20 GNH 37 4 47 9 18 10 9 3 1 25 10 GNL 33 6 42 0 18 10 9 3 4 25 10 GT 15 0 22 1 8 4 2 5 6 25 4 Installation GAS 200 270 liter 11 1 Testsocket outlet 2 Nipple 3 Adjusting screw 5 Nozzle 6 Air reducing plate Gas valve ...

Page 14: ...33 6 0 kg 8 2 kg Motor Output kW Three phases 2 x 0 20 kW 2 x 0 20 kW Single phase 2 x 0 25 kW 2 x 0 25 kW Speed 50 Hz 2800 rpm 2800 rpm 60 Hz 3360 rpm 3360 rpm Heating gas 12 kW 12 kW Air evacuated 12 kW 525 m3 h 525 m3 h Pipe dimension Air outlet 12 kW Ø 160 Ø 200 Max allowed pressure drop of the evacuation pipe 50 Hz 12 kW max 150 Pa 60 Hz 12 kW max 250 Pa Gas valve connection BSP 1 2 BSP 1 2 g...

Page 15: ...s now hanging loosely on the front panel fig 9 Fig 5 Switch cover plate and dust hood 6 Move the leads to the opposite side Be careful with the leads so that they will not get caught by the drum or when mounting the front panel 7 Mount the front panel with door in such a way that the hinges are on the opposite side 8 Mount the lock system A must be reversed 9 Mount the operating panel and the PCB ...

Page 16: ...istance as possible The pipe must lead to the outside and be protected against rain and impurities The length of the evacuation pipe is given in metres For each 90 bend add 2 metres For each 45 bend add 1 metre Fig Set the damper in accordance with the table ensuring that the optimal efficiency is obtained Fig Lengths and dimensions can be seen from the table If in doubt with regard to the design ...

Page 17: ...Installation GAS 200 270 litres 15 Examples of evacuation system Air outlet Air inlet Air inlet Best position behind machine ...

Page 18: ... direction of rotation can be seen from fig 16 After start up Check that the safety lock works The drum must stop when the front door or filter door is opened Let the machine run a program with heating for 5 minutes Check the heating by opening the front door and checking that there is heat in the drum If the above check points are found to be in order the tumbler is ready for use If faults or def...

Page 19: ...OIN 1 TC ELECTRODE FOR MOISTURE SENSING SETTING OF VARIANT 200 270 model Switch no 6 Closed Reversing possible OPEN No reversing this possibility is thus removed from the parameter programming The switch setting variant setting for the 200 270 litre model The PCB has been preset at the works to match this model Only if the PCB is replaced is it necessary to reset 17 RMC Manual with moisture sensin...

Page 20: ... Program with low temperature 50 C 03 70 Program with high temperature 70 C 04 90 Maximum running time 05 1 With reversing 06 2 3 Reversing time 07 3 Reversing pausing time 16 n6 Program Extra dry 17 0 Program Dry 18 13 Program Iron dry iron 19 21 Program Iron dry flatbed ironer A more detailed explanation of the parameter programming can be found on the following pages ...

Page 21: ...machine is in operation or the door closed When engaging the program always start with parameter 01 Press the start button Enter repeatedly to reach the parameter number to be changed When the parameter programming is engaged the LEDs indicate the current parameter LED Drying LED Cooling LED Key LED Filter C C C Drying Count upwards Count downwards Reset Factory setting Enter Stores value Shift to...

Page 22: ... C Higher max 7 Lower max 7 Factory setting Store value shift to next C C C C C C With revers 1 W out revers 0 Value factory setting Reversing Reversing time Reversing pause time Parameters 1 7 Concerning machines with Residual moisture control program Go to parameter 16 page 26 Higher max 7 Lower max 7 Factory setting Store value shift to next Longer time Shorter time Factory setting Store value ...

Page 23: ...lue Humidity 0 30 Factory setting 21 C C C C C C C C C Value factory setting Parameter 16 19 Residual moisture control Extra dry Residual moisture control Dry Residual moisture control Iron dry Residual moisture control Iron dry for ironing machine Only on machines with residual moisture control Note Parameters 8 15 are not used with residual moisture control Higher Lower Factory setting Store val...

Page 24: ...eating element Disconnect current for a moment If the fault repeats itself call in service Outlet sensor Outlet sensor faulty Disconnect voltage for a moment If the fault repeats itself call in service Wrong variant Wrong combination of switches on the PCB All lamps go out Call in service Electronic error Micro processor error Call in service Service program Service program illegally engaged Must ...

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