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Indesit

 

Company

Service Manual UK

English

K1 TANK REMOVAL WHEN REPLACING THE TANK

1.

Remove the inner door panel (B), the dispenser and door lock can be left in place.

2.

Remove the outer case (C). 

3.

Remove 1 screw securing the hinge bracket to the tank.

4.

Remove and release from inside the tank the fixing nuts for the air inlet break and siphon on either 
side of the tank.

5.

Remove the spray arm (H).

6.

Remove the sump ring by turning anti clockwise to release.

7.

Carefully lift the tank clear of the machine guiding the tank past the hinge brackets.

K2 TANK REMOVAL WHEN REPLACING OTHER COMPONENTS

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Hinge Bracket 
Fixing Screw

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Level II
Level III
Level IV
Level V

Reservoir

Water softener

Temp. sensor

Motor pump

Main PCB

Overflow

Pressure sensor

Heating element

Pressure switch

Start

condenser

Regeneration 

Load

Regeneration 

solenoid valve

Drain Pump

Drain plug

Summary of Contents for ICD 661 UK

Page 1: ...Indesit Company UK Ltd 2011 Reg Office Peterborough PE2 9JB Registered in London 106725 Service Information INDESIT TABLE TOP DISHWASHER Model Covered ICD661UK 75297 5407660 Issue 1 Oct 2011 ...

Page 2: ...n the case of appliances which are connected to a water supply i e Washing Machines Dishwashers Food Centres etc checks must be made for leaks from seals gaskets and pipe work and rectification carried out where necessary 7 It can be dangerous to attempt DIY repairs maintenance on complex equipment and the Company recommends that any problem with the appliance is referred to its own Service Organi...

Page 3: ... 525 mm Depth when Door Open 800mm Energy A Drying A Wash A Energy Consumption Standard Cycle 0 63kWh Noise 55dB Place Settings 6 Programmes 6 Intensive Normal Eco Delicates Speed 30 Soak Components Heating Element Power 1200 Watts Resistance 30ohms 30 ohms at 20 C Wash Pump Main Winding Resistance 96 ohms 7 Secondary Winding Resistance 99 ohms 7 Drain Pump Power Consumption 30 watts Resistance 20...

Page 4: ...e should be connected to the water supply with a water pressure between 0 04 1 0MPa It is recommended the machine is connected to the cold water supply The machine can be connected to the hot water supply providing the temperature is below 60 C the cycle will be slightly quicker but wash efficiency may be reduced Drain Connection If inserted into a stand pipe the minimum diameter of the stand pipe...

Page 5: ...LEDs 10 6 Programme LED On when a programme is in progress and flashes when a programme is paused 7 Delay Indicator Lamp 8 Rinse Aid Warning Lamp Illuminates when the Rinse Aid level is low and requires refilling 9 Salt Warning Lamp Illuminates when the Salt level is low and requires refilling 10 Programme Progress Delay Fault display LEDs Programme Progress Pre wash Wash Rinse and Dry The Progres...

Page 6: ... refilling it is normal for water to be displaced from the salt pot Adding Rinse Aid 1 Open the dishwasher door The Tablet Rinse Aid dispenser is located on the inside of the door 2 Open the rinse aid cap 3 Adjust the amount of rinse aid to be dispensed Position 4 is for normal use and is the default setting 4 Fill the container with rinse aid Clear up any spillages Spilt rinse aid can cause exces...

Page 7: ...e dinner plates are loaded into the tray the rack has to be folded as shown Cups Medium serving bowl Glasses Saucers Dish Oval platter Dinner plates Soup plates Dessert dishes Cutlery basket IN 1 Plate racks of Basket When load bigger Dinner plates please fold the rack to left picture showed location The maximum plate can be loaded is 270mm 10 inches diameter ...

Page 8: ...n 1 145 0 94 11 0 ƾ For normally soiled loads such as potsǃplatesǃ glasses and lightly soiled pans Pre wash Wash 60 C Rinse Rinse 70 C Drying 3 15g or 3 in 1 125 0 70 8 4 ƾ Standard daily cycle for normally soiled loads such as potsǃplatesǃ glasses Pre wash Wash 55 C Rinse Rinse 70 C Drying 3 15g or 3 in 1 170 0 6 8 ƾ For lightly soiled loads such as glasses crystal and fine china Wash 45 C Rinse ...

Page 9: ...t the cycle Notes The Programme Phase indicator lamps Flash while the programme is in progress indicating to the customer the current phase of the programme Pre Wash Wash Rinse Dry The Programme Phase Indicator Lamps turn off when the cycle has finished If the door is opened during the cycle the machine will pause and the Programme Phase indicator lamp will be on normally flashing Closing the door...

Page 10: ...ponents within the appliance Pressure Switch The Pressure switch controls the overall volume of water in the tub and signals to the module when the heater can be turned on If the pressure switch is not in the full position the heater will not be energised Sump Attached Components Pressure Tube Securing Clip Pressure Switch Wash Pump Heater Heater Cut Out Thermistor Drain Pump ...

Page 11: ...er on Minimum operating pressure is 1 Bar In the event of the wash pump not starting the module would not switch the heater on water pressure below 1 Bar Thermistor Controls the water temperature of the programmes by monitors the water temperature comparing the water temperature within the sump with values stored within the modules memory When the value within the modules memory for the selected c...

Page 12: ...ent or rinse aid as required The dispenser incorporates a single solenoid Providing the dispenser lid is closed before use The first time the solenoid is energised the detergent lid opens The second time the solenoid is energised rinse aid is dispensed Note If the detergent lid is NOT closed prior to use rinse aid would be injected each time he solenoid is energised The amount of rinse aid dose ag...

Page 13: ... counted by the module which switches the water valve off when the correct amount of water has entered the machine Anti Flood Device Consisting of a polystyrene float and micro switch Leaking water into the base panel operates the float switch which when made sends a signal to the module aborting the cycle bringing on the drain pump and displaying a fault code see page 16 Dispenser Solenoid Rinse ...

Page 14: ... The regeneration solenoid valve opens 2 Water in the Air Break this has built up during previous filling phases enters the salt container pushing the water which is already saturated with salt into the resin container 3 The salty water stays in the resin container for a few minutes 4 A short period of filling and draining follows to flush away any residue 5 There is another period of filling and ...

Page 15: ...akes in water 1 9 litres controlled by Flowmeter Dispenser Wash Pump Dispenser opens and wash pump runs 60 seconds Heating Element Wash Pump Wash pump runs and heating element on up to 60 C by thermistor NOTE To forward to the next step by press the Start Pause button Drain Pump Drain pump 60 seconds Pause 15 seconds Inlet Valve Inlet Valve on 1 9 litres by Flowmeter Wash Pump Wash pump on 180 sec...

Page 16: ...ckly Fill time Time Out Inlet valve is faulty or water intake is restricted or water pressure too low Rinse and Dry LEDs 2 and 3 flashing quickly Time out heating or not reached temperature Malfunction of temperature sensor or heating element Main Wash LED 1 flashing quickly Float Switch operated due to water in base MAchine over filled or is leaking Main and Rinse LEDs 1 and 2 flashing quickly Fa...

Page 17: ...H K F Key A NTC B Overflow Switch C Salt Switch D Rinse Aid Switch E Flowmeter F Washing Motor G Drain Pump H Inlet Solenoid Valve I Regenerating Solenoid Valve J Dispenser Solenoid Valve K Pressure Switch L Heater M Door Switch N Power Switch I Display Board Operation Board PS ML 1 3 2 1 2 3 L N E Y E FM ...

Page 18: ...from the machine the earthing connection must be refitted A SEPARATING INNER OUTER DOOR PANELS 1 Remove the 6 Philips screw 3 each side from around the edge of the inner door whilst supporting the outer door panel 2 The On Off LED start cards and selector are attached to the outer door panel The outer door panel cannot be completely removed unless these components are released from the door panel ...

Page 19: ...ch assembly is correctly located into the top edge of the inner door panel before tightening the fixing scews E SOAP RINSE AID ASSEMBLY 1 Separate the inner and outer door panels A 2 Noting the wiring connections release the locking tabs from the electrical terminals and remove 3 Remove the fixing screws from the 2 dispenser fixing brackets 4 The dispenser can now be removed from the inner door pa...

Page 20: ...ase the wiring to the LED card When refitting remember to route the harness behind the handle cover clip 7 LED Card Remove the 2 LED card fixing screws 8 Gain access to the module G 9 Noting the connector positions disconnected the relevant edge connectors from the module 10 Pull the wiring through from the module to release all the components 11 Reconnect the module route the wiring and refix all...

Page 21: ... connecter and cable positions transfer wiring and connectors to the new module H SPRAY ARM 1 Holding the spray arm either side of its support lift firmly to removeI J DOOR HINGE TENSION SPRINGS 1 Remove the outer cover C 2 Release and remove the tensions springs noting which of the 3 positions the spring is hooked over and the route of the hinge cord 3 Release the 2 front fixing screws and remove...

Page 22: ...e sump ring by turning anti clockwise to release 7 Carefully lift the tank clear of the machine guiding the tank past the hinge brackets K2 TANK REMOVAL WHEN REPLACING OTHER COMPONENTS continued overleaf Hinge Bracket Fixing Screw ___ ____ ___ __________ ___ _____ ___ _____ _____ ______ ______ _______ ____ _______ _____ _______ _____ _______ Click to modify the font displayed Level II Level III Le...

Page 23: ...r springs and tension cable 3 Inside the tank remove fixing nuts to the salt container and anti siphon device 4 Remove the spray arm support bracket 2 screws 5 Remove the sump ring by turning anti clockwise 6 Remove the 2 hinge support screws 1 each side 7 Remove the rear protector 8 Remove the tank earth wire right hand side 9 Ease the tank off the sump and lay the whole assembly forward protecti...

Page 24: ...the wiring and earth to the motor 4 Remove the 3 motor fixing bolts into the sump 5 Lift the motor clear M CIRCULATING MOTOR CAPACITOR 1 Remove the tank K 2 Noting the wiring orientation disconnect the wiring 3 Lift the capacitor clear N DRAIN PUMP 1 Remove the tank K 2 Remove the 2 fixing screws one at the top and the bottom 3 Twist anticlockwise to remove Circulating Pump Fixing Screws ...

Page 25: ...sh pump L 3 Remove the drain pump N 4 Remove the heater Q 5 Disconnected all hoses and pressure tube 6 Lift Clear Note When refitting ensure the sump is correctly located into the base and the sump ring is correctly located and fully turned clock wise S PRESSURE SWITCH 1 Remove the wrap round case C 2 Compress the pressure switch tab and remove 3 Noting the wiring orientation remove the wiring 4 R...

Page 26: ...ove the wiring noting connections V ANTI SIPHON 1 Remove the wrap round case C 2 From inside the machine remove the siphon fixing nut 3 Remove 2 hoses Note Be careful not the remove the anti siphon washer W POWER MODULE 1 Lay the machine on its back 2 Remove the module cover fixing screw 3 Remove the 2 fixing screws securing the module box 4 Noting the wiring and edge connector positions transfer ...

Page 27: ...27 of 28 Indesit Company Service Manual UK English X WATER VALVE 1 Remove the tank K 2 Disconnect the tags 3 Remove the plastic support securing the solenoid valve 4 Remove the hose clips ...

Page 28: ...28 of 28 Indesit Company Service Manual UK English ...

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