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CLOTHES DRYER

MODELS

AD55 – ED55 – ED56

220/240 Volt 50 Hz

Whiteware Sales & Marketing

Fisher & Paykel Limited
78 Springs Road, East Tamaki, Auckland
Private Bag 14917, Panmure, New Zealand
Telephone 64 9 273 0660
Facsimile 64 9 273 0637

517644

September 1995

COPYRIGHT 

 FISHER & PAYKEL LTD 1995

Summary of Contents for AD55 Series

Page 1: ...240 Volt 50 Hz Whiteware Sales Marketing Fisher Paykel Limited 78 Springs Road East Tamaki Auckland Private Bag 14917 Panmure New Zealand Telephone 64 9 273 0660 Facsimile 64 9 273 0637 517644 Septemb...

Page 2: ...1 N O T E S...

Page 3: ...drying times which increases power consumption Never run the dryer unless the airflow system is free from obstruction Clean lint filter before every load Ensure the area round the dryer is clear of li...

Page 4: ...55 Electro Mechanical Timer ED55 56 Electronic Timing Sensing Capacity 4 5 kg dry weight Electrical 230 240V AC 50Hz 8 amp approx Heater 1750 watts approx Motor 130 watts approx Thermostat Heater Plat...

Page 5: ...n easily be moved into position 2 Side by Side Match Electronic Dualcare only A plinth with adjustable feet makes the dryer an attractive side by side match to an existing washer It will also minimise...

Page 6: ...ver 2 M6 x 50 expanding bolts 2 Wood screws 14 x 50 timbertite screws wooded wall 1 Adjustable spanner 1 Wood screw driver 1 Helper to lift dryer onto bracket PROCEDURE 1 Determine dryer position on w...

Page 7: ...ctor vent kit or exhaust hose External Venting The dryer has been designed to be externally vented to provide these following advantages Ensures optimum efficiency by preventing recirculation of moist...

Page 8: ...be drilled through a wooden framed wall e recommend that the hole be lined with a metal tube This stops moisture and fine lint from accumulating in the wall cavity Also if garments washed inflammable...

Page 9: ...o more than 3 right angle bends of at least 80 diameter galvanised metal pipe External Venting All external venting systems should be Made from galvanised metal pipe or be sleeved with a galvanised me...

Page 10: ...any people enjoy the benefits of utilising a dryer to dramatically decrease their ironing This is achieved by laundering all permanent press articles separately The tumbling action and heat of a dryer...

Page 11: ...proceeds through each phase This means that when the clothes are at their wettest they are subjected to more heat than when they are dryer and more susceptible to damage As with Regular the Delicate...

Page 12: ...ion The ED55 56 is designed for 230V ac 50Hz operation When the dryer is connected to a power outlet power is always supplied to the Control The ON OFF switch on the ED55 56 simply tells the control t...

Page 13: ...ngs will operate on both the manual and the auto sensing cycles If the dryer is left connected to the power it will remember the last dryness setting selected If the dryer is disconnected from the pow...

Page 14: ...ryer to facilitate the drying of those times which do not benefit from being tumbled Place shoes or hats on the stationary rack the dryer drum rotates and warm air is circulated in around the items Th...

Page 15: ...hen start flashing To stop the display 1 Press POWER button The display will stop and the dryer is ready for normal operation The ED55 56 can be left in the ATTENTION GETTER mode indefinitely It will...

Page 16: ...be protected from possible electrostatic damage ESD while in transit by the use of specialised packaging provided Stage A To Remove Timer Knob AD55 only 1 Grip firmly and pull forward Note Push fit on...

Page 17: ...drum belt is over the drum before assembly Check felt seal Stage G Replacement of the Front Drum Bearings NOTE This can only be done with the drum removed Complete Stages A F then With the cabinet sta...

Page 18: ...ing Pulley The Motor Driving Pulley is held on the shaft by a role pin through the pulley and motor and also by Allen key set screw 1 Drive out the roll pin that fits through the pulley and shaft This...

Page 19: ...2 Remove 2 screws retaining door hinge cover which can now be removed 3 Support door with one hand then remove screw retaining lower hinge 4 Door assembly may now be lifted off top hinge Note the loc...

Page 20: ...19 AD55 WIRING DIAGRAM AD55 DRYER SEQUENCE CHART...

Page 21: ...IRING DIAGRAM ED56 WIRING DIAGRAM Note AD ED55 elements are connected in series using 6 3mm wide spade terminal connections ED56 elements are connected in parallel using narrow 4 8 mm spade terminal c...

Page 22: ...ransported they must be packaged in the bag and cardboard box FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF YOUR CREDIT Connectors The ED55 56 has 10 connections onto the PCB Assembly 8 via the termi...

Page 23: ...e displayed on the Dryness LED s about 12 secs after the initial pressing of the START PAUSE button overwriting the NORMAL display see FAULT CODES 2 Press START PAUSE button twice Dryer should stop an...

Page 24: ...xhaust sensor can also be sensed by the Temperature Measurement System as a very low temperature reading Remember the sensor decrease in resistance as the temperature decreases To stop a fault code sh...

Page 25: ...her the resistance thermistor DOOR SWITCH ADJUSTMENT The door switch should be adjusted so that the door has opened no more than 40 mm 65 mm before the PAUSE mode is activated and the dryer stops Adju...

Page 26: ...ay will now change to display the temperature of the exhaust sensor The temperature is displayed in c coded form see Reading Temperature Display 4 Press DRYNESS button again The display will now show...

Page 27: ...ting the temperature measurement mode the following is displayed Add the temperatures corresponding to each LED which is on 1 2 8 11 Hence the temperature is 11 degrees C Example Two After selecting t...

Page 28: ...ing stockings ties belts Try placing these items in a net wash bag or pillowcase when tumble drying them Uneven drying Inappropriate sorting Separate heavier items e g towels t shirts etc from lighter...

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