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Technical  remarks

Program time (Machine with CAM-timer)

Remark

In the programs 1 & 2 the pre-wash is installable on 4’30" or 6’30" and the main wash installable

on 9' or 12',according to the cabling.

Every time the machine is out of balance during the spin 1 minute is added to the program. (See

electronical repetition system)

Code 10.1126 - 220 V (50Hz with brown CAM-timer)

There are several possibilities according to cabling, microprocessor, type of heating, tempe-

rature control, water level control, etc.... For your information you can find the details of the

programs for a machine with standard programs, boiler fed (

without temperature control nor

water level controls

).

1

2

3

4

5

Hot

Warm

 Synth. 1

Synth.  2

Wool

water  inlet

 cold+warm

cold+warm

cold+warm

cold+warm

cold

pre-wash

6’30"

 6’30"

 4’30"

6’30"

 6’30"

water drain

 1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1'30"

spin

2’30"

 2’30"

2’30"

1’30"

1’30"

water  inlet

warm

33% cold+

50%cold+

—

 —

66% warm

50%warm

main wash

12'

12'

9'

—

—

water drain

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

—

—

water  inlet

cold

cold

cold

cold

cold

rinse1

 2'

2'

2'

 2'

2'

water drain

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

spin

 2’30"

2’30"

1’30"

1’30"

 1’30"

water  inlet

cold

cold

cold

cold

cold

rinse

2

2'

2'

2'

2' 2'

water drain

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

spin

2’30"

2’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

water  inlet

 cold

cold

cold

cold

cold

rinse  3

2’30"

2’30"

2’30"

 2’30"

2’30"

water drain

1’30"

 1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

1’30"

low spin

2’50"

 2’50"

2’50"

2’50"

2’50"

high  spin

4’40"

4’40"

 —

 —

 —

delay

30"

30"

30"

30"

30"

tumble

30"

30"

30"

30"

30"

total

48’30"

48’30"

36’50"

27’20"

27’20"

Summary of Contents for HF145

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Page 2: ...nection 8 4 Operatinginstructions 9 Machine with CAM timer and 10 buttons 9 Machine with electronical PLC 9 microprocessor and start button 12 5 Technicalremarks 16 Programtime MachinewithCAM timer 16 Internal connection of the electrical heating 17 Internal connections of the motor 17 Thermo magneticmotorprotection 18 Tilt switch and electronical repetition system 19 6 Maintenance of the machine ...

Page 3: ... and water supplies To prevent fire and explosion Keep the area around the machine free from inflammable or combustible products Donotputfabricsthataretreatedwithinflammableproductsintothemachine These fabrics should be hand washed or air dried first Alwayscarefullyreadandfollowtheinstructionsonthepackingofdetergents Store these products out of the reach of children Always take into account the in...

Page 4: ...r edge 630 mm 630 mm 630 mm 630 mm Door height center 820 mm 820 mm 820 mm 820 mm speed Wash 40 rpm Distribution 110 rpm Spin 420 rpm High spin 900 rpm G force Spin 74 343 Motors 3 phase Wash18p 290 rpm 220 W 280 W 370 W 370 W Distribution 18p 290 rpm 220 W 280 W 370 W 370 W Spin 2p 2900 rpm 1100 W 1300 W 1800 W 1800 W High spin 2p 2900 rpm 1100 W 1300 W 1800 W 1800 W Drain Depend O Drai 3 Option ...

Page 5: ... C Soft water connection 3 4 D Water connection cool down option E Electrical power connection motor drive F Electrical connection heating G Electricalconnectionclamps H Ventilation soap dispenser I Water drain J Steam connection p p p p p p p p p p Dimensions ...

Page 6: ...the machine has been equipped with two red transport brackets D to eliminate every possible movement of the tub After the machine has been placed level take off the service panel and remove these transport brackets Important The machine must never be activated before removing these transport brackets The machine is delivered with hoses with 3 4 connections These hoses fit the water inlet valves of...

Page 7: ...al heating two seperate connections should always be used One for the motor circuit one for the heating Afterconnection checkthespindirection Thecylindermustspininthe direction of the arrow showed on the sticker on the door window clockwise A wrong spin direction can damage the motor and can also cause water to spurt from the soap dispenser Incaseofwrongspindirection switchtheterminalclampsofthemo...

Page 8: ...eamfilter3 8 5 Magnetic steam valve 3 8 6 Curve MF 3 8 7 Steam hose with appropriate pipe coupling 3 8 Addedpartsforsteamheatingwithheatexchanger 3 Double pipe coupling 1 2 9 Condensation accumulator with filter 1 2 10 Conical coupling MM 1 2 11 Singlewindow1 2 12 One way valve 1 2 M inner wire F outer wire The manufacturer is not responsible for damage or acci dents caused by not following the in...

Page 9: ...n on the doorhandle and open the door Close the door Press the button of the desired program 1 5 Remark Program4 5lowwaterlevelandnormalwashaction Forhighwaterleveland reduced wash action press button 8 It is recommended to use only those detergents with reduced foam These are often available in the laundrette and are also easily found in shops The dose you should use is normally indicated on the ...

Page 10: ...t a program Button7 STARCH To starch at the end of a wash cycle proceed as follows In case you don t want to starch some of the linen remove these first Dissolve the starch in some water Press button 7 Press button 6 and release it Add the dissolved starch in compartment D when water flows into the soap dispenser Program sequence Water inlet Starch 2 Drain 30 Spin 1 30 Tum ble 30 After ending the ...

Page 11: ...ergent and start the machine The bath is filled to high water level A reduced wash action of 3 sec wash and 12 sec pause is engaged while the bath is heated to 30 or 40 C depending on theselectedprogram1 4 40 C program5 30 C When the required temperature is reached the wash action stops until the bath is cooled down and heating starts again When the desired pause time is passed press out the pause...

Page 12: ...ntact your distributor Close the door Select program 1 Hot wash 2 baths 40 90 C 2 Warm wash 2 baths 40 60 C 3 Synthetics 2 baths 40 40 C No final spin 1000rpm 4 Synthetics 1 bath 40 C No final spin 1000rpm 5 Gentle Wool 1 bath 30 C or cold No final spin 1000rpm 6 Starch 1 bath cold No final spin 1000rpm Themachinehasatleast6programs IPSOBelgium Presstheprogramselection button SELECT as many times ...

Page 13: ...idAdvance Keep the program select button SELECT pressed and then press the START STOP button at the same time By doing this action twice the middle and right decimal point will flash at the same time By pressing the program select button now you can advance to the following step of the program By keeping the program select button pressed it is possible to advance rapidly through a part or the rest...

Page 14: ...gain The right decimal point now lights up C This means that all wash actions are being executed at reduced wash action To continue the program normally press the START STOP button Or if you want to select the following special function press the program select button SELECT once again The right decimal point lights up and the left flashes Now the program activates a time stop during the wash cycl...

Page 15: ...water level in the tub will rise for as long as you press the button Button drain water With this button the water level in the tub will fall for as long as you press the button Switch no high spin By turning this switch to the right high spin is executed as low spin Switchloweredwaterlevel By turning this switch to the right you can lower the water level in case of a smaller wash load This can sa...

Page 16: ...control nor water level controls 1 2 3 4 5 Hot Warm Synth 1 Synth 2 Wool water inlet cold warm cold warm cold warm cold warm cold pre wash 6 30 6 30 4 30 6 30 6 30 water drain 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 1 30 spin 2 30 2 30 2 30 1 30 1 30 water inlet warm 33 cold 50 cold 66 warm 50 warm main wash 12 12 9 water drain 1 30 1 30 1 30 water inlet cold cold cold cold cold rinse1 2 2 2 2 2 water drain 1 30 1 30...

Page 17: ...0 3x3kW 21kW 3x3kW H LC1D1810 3x4kW s LC1D1810 24kW 3x4kW s LC1D1810 3x4kW s LC1D1810 Internal connections of the motors 220V 380V Low speed High Speed Low speed High speed B Black GY Grey R Red PU Purple Br Brow BU Blue W White W B White Black Remark Other executions are available as option Heating Internal connection of the electrical heating ...

Page 18: ...2D13149 7 10A 7A HF176 LR2D13149 7 10A 8A HF205 LR2D13149 7 10A 10A HF234 LR2D13149 7 10A 10A 380V Machine Type value installation HF145 LR2D13109 4 6A 4A HF176 LR2D13109 4 6A 4A HF205 LR2D13149 7 10A 7A HF234 LR2D13149 7 10A 7A Thermo magnetic motor protection Grey Brown Washmotor White black spinmotor purple Spinmotor White red Washmotor Blue Brown Black Yellow green Black Grey Grey Brown Washmo...

Page 19: ...tops b The distribution speed is activated and the drain valve opened c After the water is drained completely the machine starts low spin at 500 rpm d After 2 40 low spin high spin starts at 1000 rpm The duration of the high spin 1000rpm is determined by the programmer Incasethemachineisoutofbalanceduringspinning thespinmotorwillstopwhile thelinenisredistributedviathewashaction After30sec themachi...

Page 20: ...ter a few months and will brake shortly afterwards Checkregularlyifthefiltersofthewaterinletarenotblockedbycalcification If a machine frequently skips the final spin check whether the probe of the out of balance switch is still in the appropriate position that is horizontally centered and vertically 1 3 from the bottom inside the window When the drum is empty An obstructed drain can cause frequent...

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