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Note

Certain menu functions in i-menu and the action menu have to be enabled by an
authorised service technician before the operator can use them (reset counter,
etc.).

i-menu

Symbol Level Description

Languages

1, 4

Set display language

Wash tank

1, 4

Set automatic hood opening and descaling parameters

View status

Final rinse

1, 4

View status

Chemicals

Set dosage quantity for detergent and rinse aid

Water treatment

Set degree of hardness and treatment parameters

Heat recovery

No user settings

Energy optimisation

1, 4

No user settings

Global

Set wash programme channels and Bluetooth communication

Operational times

1,4

View batches, operational times, etc.

Daily protocol

1,4

View archived operational times, events, etc.

Wash programmes

Set quantity of rinse aid and fine tune dosing

Settings

1,4

Set date/time, reset counter, notification settings

General

1,4

View software version, machine serial number, machine type

Dosing system

Dosing parameters for the dosing technician

Action menu

Symbol

Level

Description

Ventilate deter-
gent pipe

1, 4

Starts detergent or rinse aid dosing pump to ventilate the
transport pipes when required, e.g., when the canisters are
empty during operation.

Ventilate rinse
pipe

1, 4

Manually start
water change

1, 4

If automatic wash tank water regeneration with fresh water is
insufficient, an additional water change may be necessary.

Summary of Contents for M-iClean U

Page 1: ...09 Update 2020 03 www meiko global com Operating instructions M iClean U Type M2 Glass dish and utensil washing machine Translation of the original operating instructions Read operating instructions before using the machine EN ...

Page 2: ...on 14 4 3 Type label 15 4 4 LED indicator handle 15 4 5 Blue operating concept 15 4 6 Dosing equipment 16 4 7 Options 17 4 7 1 GiO MODULE 17 4 7 2 ComfortAir heat recovery 17 4 7 3 Bottle rack for M iClean UM UM 17 4 7 4 Cold water final rinse for glasswashers 18 4 7 5 Disinfection control 18 4 8 Automatic standard functions 20 4 8 1 Eco mode 20 4 8 2 Forced drainage 20 5 TECHNICAL DATA 20 5 1 Rec...

Page 3: ...ck M iClean UM UM 40 8 6 Malfunctions 41 8 6 1 Messages 41 8 7 Shutting down the dishwasher 43 8 8 Change authorisation level 44 8 9 Ventilating the pipes 46 8 10 Perform a manual water change 46 8 11 Reset the counter 47 8 12 Activate deactivate Bluetooth interface 47 8 13 Private Label 2 0 48 9 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 50 9 1 Maintenance 51 9 2 Maintenance table 52 9 3 Change pre filter on rever...

Page 4: ... must be protected against moisture Please store the operating instructions in a readily accessible location close to the dishwashing ma chine Ensure that all persons who work with or on the dishwashing machine have read and understood the operating instructions The operating instructions must be available in the local language for each EU coun try If this is not the case the washing machine must ...

Page 5: ...f a former or existing agreement promise or legal relationship and does not modify such a point If you follow the instructions in this operating manual carefully your dishwashing machine will always give you total satisfaction and will have a long service life The delivered system corresponds to the state of technology and safety regulations valid at the time of production delivery The information...

Page 6: ...very serious injuries or death Warning Short description of the danger The signal word WARNING designates a possible danger Failure to observe this can lead to very serious injuries or death Beware Short description of the danger The signal word BEWARE designates a possible danger Failure to observe this can lead to minor to medium injuries Application information Caution Short description The sig...

Page 7: ...g of the danger of hand injuries Caution keep hands away from parts that bear this warning symbol The danger ex ists that hands can be crushed pulled in or otherwise injured Warning of hot surfaces and liquids Warning of the machine falling over Warning of environmental damage Do not spray with water No drinking water Access prohibited for persons with pacemakers Eye protection must be used or pro...

Page 8: ...n the machine un der the supervision of an experienced person The required qualifications for performing specific work at the machine are deter mined by MEIKO Persons Trained oper ating staff MEIKO author ised company tradesman MEIKO author ised service technician Activity Installation assembly Commissioning Operation use Cleaning Check safety devices Troubleshooting Troubleshooting mechan ical Tr...

Page 9: ...Mount freestanding module using solid base Possibly run module at 90 degrees ly ing Commissioning Filling with detergent rinse aid Eye injury health risks Wear protective eyewear gloves Avoid contact with skin and eyes Operation Wash cycle running Scalding on inappropriate opening of door Do not open door during cycle Dishwashing machine catching fire due to over load or blockage of pump motors Al...

Page 10: ...d and secured so that it cannot be turned on again Only specialist personnel may carry out maintenance work Cleaning or mainte nance Tripping falling over open door Always close door after use Scalding burning Allow machine components to cool down before touching Wear protective gloves Cleaning Poisoning Do not use aggressive cleaning or scouring agents Only use descaling products suitable for com...

Page 11: ...ting personnel as well as third parties and the dishwashing machine itself Please take note of the information in these instructions and the signs on the dish washing machine However safety can only be guaranteed during operation if all necessary measures are taken The operator of the machine has an obligation of care to ensure that these measures are planned for and also to check that they are co...

Page 12: ...e about its operation Always close all doors and flaps Wear suitable work clothing When working on the dishwashing machine wear appropriate protective gloves Allow machine components and washware to cool down before touching At the end of operation Switch off the dishwashing machine at the on site mains disconnection de vice This is located in the electricity supply pipe for the machine Close the ...

Page 13: ...uched Please take note of the warning information in these instructions and the signs on the dishwashing machine Whenever you are working on electrical components in the machine ensure that electrical connections are physically secure Whenever you are working on electrical components in the machine check wires and cables for any potential damage and replace if necessary Incorrect cleaning can caus...

Page 14: ... C for the glass programme via a sepa rate nozzle system This heats up the wash ware for the following drying process At the same time the final rinse water is used to regenerate the rinse water this re duces the degree of soiling of the rinse water 4 2 Overview illustration 1 Operating display 2 LED indicator handle 3 Machine door 4 Front panel 5 Connectors for detergent and rinse aid The dosing ...

Page 15: ... type 6 Electrical connection 7 Rated power boiler 8 Water pressure 9 Boiler capacity 10 Steam connection 11 Year of manufacture 12 CE mark 13 IP protection rating 4 4 LED indicator handle The LED indicator handle lights up in different colours depending on the operating mode Blue Machine is ready for operation Green A wash cycle is running Red There is a status notification 4 5 Blue operating con...

Page 16: ...h program cycle via timer control Normally a dosing of approx 2 ml of detergent per litre of tank water is the correct concentration This may however be increased up to 5 ml l or reduced to 1 ml l depending on the water quality the type of items being washed and how dirty they are Rinse aid dosing The rinse aid dosing unit is designed to automatically admix liquid final rinse aid into the fresh wa...

Page 17: ...d is fed into the boiler so it is available for the next wash cycle 4 7 3 Bottle rack for M iClean UM UM Up to 16 bottles can be rinsed in the bottle rack The bottle rack consists of four parts the base rack 1 the two rack frames 2 3 and a standard compartment par tition 4 Depending on the bottle size the compartment partition 4 can be inserted into the lower rack frame 2 for smaller and medium bo...

Page 18: ... ex tended running time This means that the programme runs until the water is heated to the required temperature however for a maximum of 5 minutes Programme III Intensive hot programme The glasses are cleaned with a rinsing temperature of 60 C The final rinse is then carried out with fresh water heated to 65 C The described extension of the running time also ensures that the required temperatures...

Page 19: ...erature The rinsing process runs until the end of the programme cycle time but at least until the temperature value is reached After this comes a pause for draining and the final rinse Washing at high temperatures and long spells in the wash tank can lead to glass corrosion and premature wear to decoration Thermal disinfection control Thermal disinfection works according to the same principle as T...

Page 20: ...ced drainage takes place depending on operational status MACHINE OFF when machine is switched on ECO MODE either after 24 hours or upon start of Eco mode III or IV As soon as the door or hood is closed for the first time after 24 hours have passed 5 Technical data MEIKO has created a dimensional drawing that shows machine dimensions as well as connection and consumption values Further data should ...

Page 21: ...t plinth The dishwasher can also be set up with out feet in which case alignment is no longer possible Height of the machine without feet in mm US US GiO rear panel UM UM GiO rear panel UM UM GiO rear panel UL 700 5 820 5 M iClean U M iClean U Type M2 dimensions in mm US US GiO rear panel UM UM GiO rear panel UM UM GiO rear panel UL A 710 735 710 735 710 735 710 735 830 855 830 855 830 855 B 460 4...

Page 22: ...05 G 470 480 610 620 610 620 610 620 H 605 605 605 685 5 2 EC EU declaration of conformity See separate EC EU Declaration of Conformity 6 Assembly Warning Danger of injury due to entry into a danger zone Unauthorised persons might be in or enter the danger zone during transport as sembly commissioning maintenance and repair work This can lead to injuries Only qualified persons should perform work ...

Page 23: ...fitting complying with AS 1589 AS 2887 a sanitary plumbing pipe or fitting comply ing with AS NZS 1260 Depending on the dishwasher application a grease trap may be included based on the general location specific regulations For dishwashers with GiO MODULE the maximum drain height must be con sidered see dimensional drawing 6 1 4 Requirements for the fresh water connection For Australia only All wo...

Page 24: ...pplied with the machine Table fresh water requirements for the operation of a reverse osmosis module Designation Value Conductivity 70 1000 µS cm Water hardness 0 28 dH Feed water temperature Min 1 C to max 35 C cold water connection Minimum flow pressure 100 kPa 1 bar Maximum pressure 500 kPa 5 bar Free from particles 10 µm Iron 0 1 mg l Manganese 0 04 mg l Chlorine free chlorine 0 1 mg l standar...

Page 25: ... the locally available power supply and have been tested for the market accordingly Any other form of electrical connection is to be established by a licensed electrician Do not connect any additional consumers to the fuse protecting the machine Re tighten all terminal fixing screws before commissioning Note for frequency converter If using a frequency converter within the area for the VDE 0160 EN...

Page 26: ...e installation drawing Ensure the machine is level in both directions by using a water level Compensate for an uneven floor by adjusting the foot studs 1 Table joints must be sealed with detergent resistant sealing compound e g sil icone Check that the machine is stable For disposal of packaging materials see chapter Dismantling and disposal on page 59 7 Commissioning Warning Danger of injury due ...

Page 27: ...e dimensional drawing 7 2 Perform commissioning Note Instruction and initial commissioning may be performed only by an authorised ser vice technician The operator must not use the dishwashing machine before com pleting training To avoid damage to the appliance or dangerous injuries during commissioning of the machine please note the following points Check supplier parts e g external water processi...

Page 28: ...s pressed further information and menus are displayed Inactive confirmation keys are not illu minated The meaning of each of the keys and symbols is described below Key symbol Meaning On Off key Filling heating on or machine off Confirmation key Meaning function is shown on the display next to the rele vant key Wash key Flashing blue filling heating active Flashing green filling heating active mem...

Page 29: ...rs into the tank or boiler by electronically controlled dosing equipment Dosing occurs automati cally based on the requirements for the washing process The correct settings for the quantity of detergent and rinse aid depend on the prod uct used The relevant chemical supplier can install the correct setting Recommendations The pH value of the detergent should be greater than 7 The pH value of the r...

Page 30: ...juries can occur if they get caught To close the machine door use the handle intended for this purpose System operators must be very familiar with the Operating Instructions of the dish washing machine Incorrect operation may result in personal injury or material dam age 1 Ensure the water supply is available 2 Switch on the local mains switch 3 Check detergent and rinse aid and top up if required...

Page 31: ...es the shortage of detergent and or rinse aid on the display The internal storage containers must be topped up 2 Press the illuminated blue button in the lower front panel 3 Open front panel Dosing recommendation 4 Pour the appropriate chemical for dosing into the measuring cup provided Maximum filling quantity M iClean US M iClean UM UM UL Detergent 400 ml 1000 ml Rinse aid 80 ml 150 ml 5 Use the...

Page 32: ...a full canis ter 2 If necessary ventilate the pipelines see page 46 8 3 4 Putting away washware All hollow containers must always be loaded upside down Otherwise the water will not be drained from the wash ware and brilliant drying will not be possible Place plates trays and dishes into the baskets at an angle The inner surfaces face upwards If cutlery holders are used always insert the cutlery pi...

Page 33: ... and the wash key lights up permanently blue Note The time required for the machine to be ready to operate depends on the tempera ture of the water supply and the installed boiler or tank heating capacity 8 4 1 Select wash programme The dishwashing machine is in READY FOR OPERATION mode ECO MODE I III 1 Select the desired wash programme using the confirmation key The symbol for the selected wash p...

Page 34: ...3 Universal 1 9 14 1 9 14 1 9 14 Thermolabel 16 17 19 17 18 20 19 22 23 19 22 24 A0 30 18 20 21 19 22 23 19 22 23 19 22 24 Cold water connection Cold water fi nal rinse 15 16 2 1N PE 230 V Glassware 1 2 5 1 2 5 1 2 5 1 2 5 Hot water con nection Crockery 7 9 13 7 9 13 7 9 13 7 9 13 Bistro 1 8 13 1 8 13 1 8 13 1 8 13 Universal 1 9 14 1 9 14 1 9 14 1N PE 230 V Glassware 3 4 6 3 4 6 3 4 6 3 4 6 Cold w...

Page 35: ... 90 81 60 1 1 9 8 120 81 60 2 2 4 9 120 81 60 2 2 4 10 180 81 60 1 1 9 11 180 81 60 2 2 4 12 180 81 60 2 2 4 13 240 81 60 3 2 4 14 90 2 55 1 2 8 15 120 2 55 2 2 8 16 180 81 74 1 1 9 17 180 81 74 2 2 4 18 240 81 74 1 1 9 19 240 81 74 3 2 4 20 300 81 74 2 2 4 21 360 81 74 3 2 4 22 25 90 65 60 1 1 9 Programme assignment see page 34 Cold water rinse only for M iClean UM Programmes 14 25 only available...

Page 36: ... 120 81 60 2 3 9 120 81 60 2 3 10 180 81 60 1 2 4 11 180 81 60 2 3 12 180 81 60 2 3 13 240 81 60 3 3 14 240 81 60 3 3 15 90 2 55 1 3 2 16 120 2 55 2 3 2 17 180 81 74 1 2 4 18 180 81 74 2 3 19 240 81 74 1 2 4 20 240 81 74 3 3 21 240 81 74 3 3 22 300 81 74 2 3 23 360 81 74 3 3 24 360 81 74 3 3 25 90 65 60 1 2 4 Programme assignment see page 34 Cold water rinse only for M iClean UM Programmes 15 25 o...

Page 37: ... 2 3 2 9 120 81 60 2 3 2 10 180 81 60 1 2 8 11 180 81 60 2 3 2 12 180 81 60 2 3 2 13 240 81 60 3 3 2 14 240 81 60 3 3 2 15 90 2 55 1 3 5 16 120 2 55 2 3 5 17 180 81 74 1 2 8 18 180 81 74 2 3 2 19 240 81 74 1 2 8 20 240 81 74 3 3 2 21 240 81 74 3 3 2 22 300 81 74 2 3 2 23 360 81 74 3 3 2 24 360 81 74 3 3 2 25 90 65 60 1 2 8 Programme assignment see page 34 Cold water rinse only for M iClean UM Prog...

Page 38: ... 3 Open machine door 4 Insert the basket into the dishwashing machine 5 Centre the basket correctly in the basket holder 6 Close machine door 7 Ensure that the correct programme has been selected see page 33 8 Press the wash key The machine washes automatically and switches the programme off after comple tion The display indicates the programme s progress The cycle time may differ from the set pro...

Page 39: ... machine parts if necessary Never open the machine door or hood during a wash cycle Only open and close the hood door using the designated handle s Beware Grazing finger on fanwheel if still running In the case of machines with heat recovery the tank cover is located behind a fanwheel which continues running after the programme has ended Do not grip using fanwheel when door is open tank cover to r...

Page 40: ...wer wash arm 2 Place the adapter for the bottle rack on the wash arm hub 3 Lock adapter 4 Fill the bottle rack For small bottles move the rack partition downwards 5 Slide the bottle rack into the dishwasher The pin must be facing forward 6 Close the door and start the programme ...

Page 41: ...r precleaning or for cleaning the machine Foam can cause malfunctions in the dishwashing machine and a poor wash ing result Unsuitable detergent Change product Unsuitable rinse aid Change product As a rule faults that are not described here require assistance from an authorised service technician Please contact your subsidiary or authorised dealer 8 6 1 Messages When a malfunction occurs a grey or...

Page 42: ...112 Forced drainage due to perma nently filled wash tank Change the water or drain the machine at least once a day 114 Fine coarse sieve missing Correctly insert fine coarse sieve If this message reoccurs call a service technician 115 Drain pump active after triggering of the safety level Possible to continue working 116 Refill error in wash tank If this message reoccurs call a service technician ...

Page 43: ...imisation active Wash time increase in tank insuffi cient Possible to continue working If this message reoccurs call a service technician 503 Energy optimisation active Temperature increase not reached If this message reoccurs call a service technician 504 Energy optimisation active Final rinse temperature not reached Call a service technician 505 Energy optimisation active Wash time increase on f...

Page 44: ...thorisation level 1 user configuration level Read settings service code 10000 The user can view the user settings Read modify settings service code 10001 The user can carry out all functions required for normal operation and configure the settings Authorisation level 4 extended configuration level Read settings service code 40000 The user can view the extended settings Read modify settings service...

Page 45: ...s and Bluetooth communication Operational times 1 4 View batches operational times etc Daily protocol 1 4 View archived operational times events etc Wash programmes 4 Set quantity of rinse aid and fine tune dosing Settings 1 4 Set date time reset counter notification settings General 1 4 View software version machine serial number machine type Dosing system 4 Dosing parameters for the dosing techn...

Page 46: ...ion or if one of the suction lances is not positioned right down to the base of the container 1 Switch to authorisation level 1 User configuration level see page 44 2 Call up the action menu using the relevant confirmation key 3 Select the required submenu 4 Start the ventilating procedure by using the relevant confirmation key 8 10 Perform a manual water change 1 Switch to authorisation level 1 U...

Page 47: ...t confirmation key 3 Switch to the Settings tab page 4 Select the item reset counter 5 Confirm the selection 6 Select the counter to be reset 7 Confirm the selection to reset the values Note The counters for the water treatment options can also be reset via security authori sation level 4 Extended configuration level see page 44 8 12 Activate deactivate Bluetooth interface Note The Bluetooth inter...

Page 48: ... when ordering the machine or can be ordered later from the dealer service partner The welcome screen is just displayed for a few seconds after switching on the power supply The screen saver will be displayed after 6 minutes of no user action if the machine is in the READY FOR OPERATION ECO MODE status The uploaded images are displayed in a slide show interval of 5 seconds The interval can be chan...

Page 49: ...bal com website 4 Click on the Create new graphics set button The selection menu for uploading the welcome screen and screen saver appears can be used to upload two additional screen saver motives if required 5 Click in the display to upload 6 Select file ...

Page 50: ...in the i menu under Settings Display 2nd waiting time until Start Private Label 0 means always ON or 2nd waiting time deactivated 3 Press the MEIKO key for 3 seconds and confirm the request to log off from the current session 9 Maintenance and cleaning Warning Danger to life from electric shock Contact with live electrical parts can lead to serious injury or death Work at or repairs to the electri...

Page 51: ...containing solvents etc may be used during work on and with the machine Improper disposal of these liquids can damage the environment Always capture store and transport liquids in suitable containers Never mix liquids Dispose of liquids properly in accordance with local requirements 9 1 Maintenance Note Maintenance work must only be carried out by an authorised in house technician or an authorised...

Page 52: ...r level in tank U H annually Check door seal U annually Check seal on coarse sieve drain pump U annually Check tank and boiler heating U H annually 4 Casing Check casing tank and covers for damage and correct operation U H annually Check door and door counter balance for correct operation U annually 5 Hood and hood counterbalance Check hood movement for running noise H annually Remove bearing bloc...

Page 53: ...Test run including functional test of whole machine Check filling and heating until it is ready for operation U H annually Visual inspection of the entire machine for leaks U H annually Check results of test wash and rinse U H annually 11 Options Integrated reverse osmosis system if applicable Visually check whole system for leaks U H annually Change pre filter standard membrane 0 1 mg l U H every...

Page 54: ...ust be changed by the operator every 6 months for a standard membrane 0 1 mg l or every 3 months for a chlorine resistant membrane 0 1 and 2 0 mg l The spare parts pack contains a new filter seal label and description A key to unscrew the pre filter is included in the delivery of the dishwashing machine A message will appear on the display when it is time to change the pre filter Mes sage no 408 C...

Page 55: ...ter is under a cover on a separately positioned GiO MODULE No tools are required to unfasten the cover Unscrew 2x M5 nuts under the cover and then the cover can be removed Replace filter cartridge dishwashing machine is disconnected from power and water supply 1 Use key to unscrew casing by turning clockwise Position base drip tray 2 Empty water and remove used filter cartridge ...

Page 56: ...d out Check if the seals sit correctly 6 Keep the casing vertical and screw back on by hand 7 Check seal connect water and power supply Fill machine or run a cycle 8 Mark date label and apply to filter unit 9 Replace any covers removed 10 Reset exchange interval in the controller see page 46 Mark the label 1 Remove old label if present 2 Apply new label to casing so that it is clearly visible ...

Page 57: ...oor using the designated handle s Caution Material damage due to water ingress Electrical cables and electronic components can be damaged if they come into contact with water The dishwashing machine switch cabinets and other electrical components must never be sprayed with a hose or high pressure cleaner Make sure that no water can enter the machine unintentionally If installed at ground level nev...

Page 58: ...orine Do not use cleaning utensils previously used to clean non stainless steel Caution Material damage due to aggressive cleaning products The use of aggressive cleaning and care products near the machine can cause damage to the machine due to their fumes Make sure that the cleaning and care products cannot have direct contact with the machine Do not use aggressive cleaning agents e g aggressive ...

Page 59: ...the washing and rinse systems Using service code 40044 you can reach authorisation level 4 see page 44 Here the descale function for the wash tank can be selected from the pull down menu The descaling time and temperature can be adjusted in the i Menu under the tab Dosing technology For descaling only use products suitable for industrial dishwashing machines 9 7 Spare parts Please provide the foll...

Page 60: ...ng Danger of injury from contact with chemicals Detergent and rinse aid result in damage to health if in contact with skin or eyes or if swallowed Use eye protection Wear protective gloves Contact a physician immediately if chemicals or water containing chemicals rinse water are swallowed Where appropriate rinse machine components containers dosing units and hoses with fresh water to remove chemic...

Page 61: ...equipment 16 E EC EU declaration of conformity 22 Eco mode 20 F Forced drainage 20 Functional description 14 Fundamental safety and accident prevention regulations 11 G GiO MODULE 17 Glass control panel 28 Glasswashers 18 H heat recovery 17 I i menu 45 Intended use 10 L LED indicator handle 15 Liability and warranty 5 M Machine weight 20 Maintenance 51 Maintenance and cleaning 50 Maintenance table...

Page 62: ...osmosis UO filter insert 47 Reset the counter 47 Residual risks 9 S Safety 6 Safety instructions on the machine 8 Safety symbols in the instructions 7 Service codes 44 Shutting down the dishwashing machine 43 57 Spare parts 59 Start up the machine 33 Switching off 43 57 Symbol explanation 6 T Technical data 20 Thermal disinfection 18 19 Thermolabel disinfection 19 Transport 25 U Unintended use 11 ...

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Page 64: ... Valid from 2018 09 Update 2020 03 MEIKO Maschinenbau GmbH Co KG Englerstraße 3 77652 Offenburg Germany www meiko global com info meiko global com Design and construction subject to change without prior notice ...

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