Operating instructions for trolley washing machine model WS 125
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Adjustment of the machines effected by a service
technician during the first setting in operation
8.1 Commissioning
To avoid damages or dangerous injuries during the setting in operation of the washing
machine, please observe the following points:
Perform any required initial checks on supplied parts, such as heat pumps or other units.
More detailed information, if required, can be found in the relevant operating instructions.
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The setting in operation must be executed by qualified personnel under consideration
of the safety standards.
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Before the first start, check if all tools and foreign parts are removed out of the
installation.
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Check any escaped fluids have been removed.
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Activate all the safety systems and door switches before commissioning.
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Check that all screw connections are tight.
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Please also read the chapter “General safety instructions".
Commissioning and training will be handled and provided by MEIKO-trained service
engineers. The operator must not use the installation before completing training.
8.2 Chemical product settings
The correct settings for the quantity of detergent and rinse aid depend on the product
used. The relevant chemical product supplier can install the correct setting.
8.3 Work prior to initial commissioning
It is paramount to comply with the instructions in this section prior to initial commissioning.
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Water-carrying pipes
All pipes must be thoroughly flushed. The heating system must be switched off when
this is done (remove the fuses) in order to prevent the heating elements from
operating when the system is dry. Subsequently clean all dirt traps.
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Steam pipes
All pipes must be thoroughly flushed. In this process, all control valves must be open
and all condensation traps must have been removed. Subsequently clean all dirt traps.
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Electrical connection
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Retighten all electrical terminals in the switch cabinet; check that electrical plug-in
connections are firmly seated.
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Check all motors for correct sense of direction.
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Carry out a visual check on all electrical equipment (e.g. switches, cables,
housings, covers).
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Carry out functional tests on all electrical switches.
CAUTION!
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