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Miele PW 6163, Operating Instructions Manual

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Contents

Warning and Safety instructions

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Caring for the environment

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Description of the machine

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Control elements on the unclean side

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Control elements on the clean side

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Brief instructions

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How to wash correctly

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Sort the laundry

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Max. load

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Add detergent

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Detergent dispensing

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Select a programme

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Opening the door on the unclean side

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Opening the door on the clean side

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Card operation

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Card access operation

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Additional options

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Language selection

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Start date and time

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Programme stop

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Programme cancellation

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Changing the programme order

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Optional modules

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Liquid dispensers

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Peak load cut-out

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Communication module

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Operating data

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Weighing sytem

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Suds tap connection

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Problem solving guide

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Power cut during a wash programme
Emergency door release

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Error messages

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After sales service

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Cleaning and care

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Explanation of symbols on the data plate

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Noise emissions

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Notes for the installer

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Installing and securing the machine

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Transit fittings

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Transit fittings on the weighing system

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Plumbing

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Dispenser system connections

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Electrical connection

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Connecting the dispenser pumps

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Steam connection

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Contents

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Summary of Contents for PW 6163

Page 1: ...Washer Extractor PW 6163 PW 6243 PW 6323 To avoid the risk of accidents or damage to the machine it is en GB essential to read these instructions before installing commissioning and using it for the first time M Nr 07 511 245 ...

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Page 3: ... time 23 Programme stop 25 Programme cancellation 25 Changing the programme order 26 Optional modules 27 Liquid dispensers 27 Peak load cut out 29 Communication module 29 Operating data 29 Weighing sytem 32 Suds tap connection 32 Problem solving guide 33 Power cut during a wash programme Emergency door release 33 Error messages 35 After sales service 36 Cleaning and care 37 Explanation of symbols ...

Page 4: ...ty regulations If items being processed have to meet particular quality standards e g particulate free rinse results the procedure must be validated and the user must make regular quality checks to ensure appropriate standards are being maintained Chemical dry cleaning agents must not be used in this machine Most dry cleaning agents e g benzine pose a fire and explosion hazard Petrol paraffin or a...

Page 5: ...t when washing at very high temperatures Do not let children touch it Always close the door after use This way you will avoid the danger of children climbing onto or into the machine or hiding things in it pets or other small animals climbing into it Take care in the area of the hinges of the drum door Danger of injury The drum door must be able to be opened to its fullest extent This area must no...

Page 6: ...ecial application products Only use the product for the application described by the manufacturer to avoid any material damage or the occurrence of strong chemical reactions The manufacturer cannot be held liable for the effect of a chemical cleaning agent on laundry or the machine even when the use of such agents is recommended Please note that changes to the product which have not been made know...

Page 7: ...d instead If however chlorine based bleaching agents have to be used for particular types of soiling then anti chlorine measures must also be carried out If this is not done irreparable damage can occur to components in the machine and to laundry Anti chlorine treatment Anti chlorine treatment has to be carried out immediately after chlorine bleach has been used The use of hydrogen peroxide or an ...

Page 8: ... Please contact your dealer your local waste collection centre or scrap merchant about recycling schemes Please store it out of the reach of children whilst awaiting disposal Tips on saving energy To save energy and water try to load the maximum for the programme selected Underloading is uneconomical Overloading gives a poorer quality of wash result and may cause unnecessary creasing Make sure tha...

Page 9: ...ser drawer Pull the handle to open the compartment d Door The door is opened by the handle To open pull the handle upwards and push it downwards to close the door Do not use force to open it e Door handle The door handle is fitted with a safety device to ensure that the door lock functions correctly If you try and open the door when it is locked the handle will go up but the door will stay shut Pu...

Page 10: ... After a programme has started pressing this button will show the display as it was before the start of the programme d PC Optical interface This interface is used for transferring data to the control unit from a PC and vice versa Connection is from the front via the optical interface on the control panel e Rotary selector Turning the selector brings up options and menus in the display Pressing th...

Page 11: ... light This lights up when a programme has stopped and when a fault has caused the programme to stop It also comes on if peak load is active e Green Programme finished indicator light This lights up after a programme has started and flashes when the programme has finished to indicate that the door can be opened Description of the machine 11 a b c d e ...

Page 12: ...anual control See the programming instruction booklet ü Change order The order of the programme in progress can be changed or programme blocks can be repeated A Back Takes you back to the previous display e Indicates that there is more information on next or previous line S Save See the programming instruction booklet Programme locked Once a locked programme has been started the End button can onl...

Page 13: ...mmed into the machine 1 Thermal disinfection 90 C 2 Thermal disinfection RKI 90 C 3 Chemo thermal disin 60 C i FC A Use the rotary selector to highlight the programme you want to use Press the START button The programme will begin The following message will appear in the display when the programme has finished 2 Thermal disinfection RKI Programme finished Unload drum CLEAN SIDE m FC A The green Pr...

Page 14: ...ay 1 Thermal disinfection 90 C 2 Thermal disinfection RKI 90 C 3 Chemo thermal disin 60 C i FC A This is followed by the programme list with the most recently used programme highlighted Turn the rotary dial to highlight the programme you want The programme can be then started by simply pressing the START button Sort the laundry Empty any pockets Foreign objects e g nails coins paper clips etc can ...

Page 15: ...drum section from its retainers First bring down the section with the locking device then close the other section making sure the locking device engages and is secure When closing the drum door make sure laundry does not get trapped To ensure that the drum door is correctly closed make sure that the arrow on the locking device is clearly visible If these procedures are not followed there is a dang...

Page 16: ...programmes place detergent for the main wash in compartment j and if wished detergent for the Pre wash in compartment i Place fabric conditioner in the front section of compartment p Place other liquid washing additives e g liquid starch in the rear section of the compartment p only if the machine has been programmed for this function Do not exceed the level marker in compartment p Otherwise the a...

Page 17: ...ng suitable for use in washing machines Always observe the manufacturer s instructions carefully Detergent dispensing It is important to avoid adding too much detergent as this causes excessive foam Do not use detergents which create a lot of foam Follow the detergent manufacturer s instructions for use The right amount to dispense will depend on the following The size of the load The water hardne...

Page 18: ...he laundry is to be starched Press the k Without spin button if you do not want the laundry to be spun after being rinsed If you do not wish to make any further alterations to the programme Press the START button The programme will start If you wish to make alterations before the start of the programme e g to the load size temperature or spin speed Load weight You can enter the weight of the load ...

Page 19: ... f 7 Cottons 90 C Main wash 60 C Rinse 1 Cold Ready at 12 35 i m k m K f Pressing the K Information button will call up further information about the programme e g 7 Cottons Start date and time 10 7 2008 Start time 9 47 e A Time after start 0h 23 min Time left 0h 11min Time after start 0h 23 min e Time left 0h 11min Repeat No Area 3 rinse e Block 2 Rinse 2 Programme step Wash time 1 Actual level 2...

Page 20: ...ill appear in the display at the end of the programme as long as there is no water in the machine and the drum is stationary 1 Thermal disinfection Programme finished Unload drum CLEAN SIDE m FC A With the Basic version of the machine The green Programme finished indicator light will start flashing to let you know the programme has finished At the same time an acoustic buzzer will sound for 5 seco...

Page 21: ...me finishes on the unclean side Open the door at the end of the programme If no more laundry is to be processed Switch the machine off by pressing the Off 0 button and then switch off at the on site mains switch Close all stopcocks for water and steam as applicable To position the drum door on the clean side The Drum locating programme is used to rotate the drum opening to the clean side This prog...

Page 22: ...ever insert any other type of card or object into the card reader If the card is inserted the wrong way round the following message will appear in the display Card fault Card incorrectly inserted in card reader A Insert the card the right way round in the card reader If the card is not the right one for the machine it is being used in the following message will appear in the display Card contents ...

Page 23: ...me To set a date and time After selecting your programme e g Cottons in the example here the following will appear in the display 7 Cottons 10 0 16 0 kg 90 C Main wash Rinses 975 rpm i m k m A Press the m Start date and time button The following example will appear in the display 7 Cottons 10 0 16 0 kg Start time 16 10 Start date 2 4 2008 After selection press the start button A The actual time an...

Page 24: ...an be selected with all the standard programmes except for Separate spin and Separate drain before starting a programme by selecting the m Starch stop option The m field will be highlighted in the display Pressing the button again deselects the option 7 Cottons m Prog stopped Starch stop pressed The door can be opened i ü f Once the Starch stop programme stage is reached the words Starch stop will...

Page 25: ...th a spin press the START button Programme stop To halt the programme press the f button The programme remains stationary 7 Cottons Programme stop i ü f To continue the programme press the START button The programme will finish on the Unclean side Programme cancellation Press the f button twice in succession to cancel a programme The programme will finish on the Unclean side If there is still wate...

Page 26: ...locks can be repeated Press the f button and the programme will stop 7 Cottons Programme stop i ü f After pressing the ü button the current area block or step will appear in the display See also Programme structure in the Programming Manual Reorganise 7 Cottons Programme stop Area 2 Main wash e S A Area 2 Main wash Block 1 Main wash Step Wash time 2 S A Turn the rotary dial to alter the area and t...

Page 27: ... display 7 Cottons 10 0 10 0 kg 90 C Main wash Rinses 975 rpm i m k m A Dispensing amount Please follow the manufacturer s instructions on the packaging for dispensing requirements This is particularly important when using a combination of cleaning agents and special application products Only use the product for the application described by the manufacturer to avoid any material damage or the occu...

Page 28: ... wear suitable protective clothing Press the A Back button to return to the main menu Dispenser calibration Main menu Dispenser pump 1 Dispenser pump 2 e A Select dispenser pump Dispenser calibration Dispenser pump 1 V 100ml t 0s no 0 1 S A Press button 0 1 To stop the pump press the 0 1 button again or it will switch off automatically after a period of 60 seconds Measure the amount collected in t...

Page 29: ... or after it has finished 7 Cottons 90 C 8 Cottons 60 C 9 Cottons intensive 60 C i FC A After pressing the button the following will appear in the display Operating data module Total data Programme data e A Selection choice Total data In this option all programme data is collated and summarised Programme data Programme data contains all the data called up during a programme Delete data Module Tota...

Page 30: ...5 2008 Start time 11 30 Date 21 05 2008 Start time 12 30 e A Select the required programme start from the list for programme 7 Cottons and confirm your choice by pressing the rotary dial Programme data 7 Cottons Date 21 05 2008 Start time 11 30 Name Smith e A Other options Town Abingdon Serial number 12345678 Machine type PW 6163 Amount of laundry 13 kg Button Activated Starch stop button Activate...

Page 31: ...nly be used to delete the total data from the operating data The programme data option can only be used to delete programme data from the operating data After making your selection and pressing the rotary dial you will be prompted to enter your password Password _ _ _ _ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789 K S A After keying in your password or inserting your supervisor level key card in the read...

Page 32: ...ng will appear in the display 7 Cottons 16 0 kg 60 C Main wash Rinses e i m k m I A Press the I button again to set it to 0 If there is too much laundry in the drum e g because it is wet a nominal load will be calculated after starting the programme and this value will also be saved by the operating data module At the end of the programme when the drum has stopped rotating the display will show th...

Page 33: ... the drain valve by partially opening the venting screw spanner size 17 mm at the side of the machine Do not unscrew it completely Drain off the suds Take care as some water will seep out of the screw opening approx 100 ccm This should be collected in a suitable container Tighten up the venting screw again and check for leaks open the water stopcock Insert the blade of a screwdriver into the openi...

Page 34: ...dry For lightly soiled laundry dispense less detergent in accordance with the detergent manufacturer s instructions Residues e g detergent on the laundry Run a pre wash without detergent and without selecting a temperature Laundry which has been soaked before washing must be thoroughly rinsed before running a wash programme Small loads Reduce the amount of detergent dispensed according to the size...

Page 35: ...k fault Call the Service Department if restart does not work i f If the programme still will not start please call the Service Department Heating system fault Programme stopped Press the start button i f To continue the programme with heating press the START button If a disinfection programme was running the programme will be cancelled if this message appears Call the Service Department m Drive mo...

Page 36: ...ption and operate the emergency release Positioning fault Programme finished Water in the drum q A Switch the machine off and then back on again If the drum still does not position itself correctly select the Drainage option and operate the emergency release Positioning fault Programme stopped Operate the emergency release i f Switch the machine off and then back on again Press the START button Af...

Page 37: ...r Then put it back in place To clean the drip channel and the siphons in the detergent dispenser open out the detergent dispenser cover If a siphon is blocked a bottle brush can be used The grille over the suds container ventilation at the side of the machine should be checked for soiling from time to time and cleaned if necessary The drum closing mechanism should be checked regularly to make sure...

Page 38: ...epartment A Press the A Back button to clear the message from the display This message will appear in the display each time you switch the machine on until the service work has been carried out by the Miele service technician Disconnect the machine from the mains supply Before lubricating the drum bearings the venting screw must be unscrewed The grease nipples on the left and right hand drum beari...

Page 39: ...e 17 Commissioning date 18 Electric heating 19 Fuse rating on site 20 Steam heating indirect 21 Steam heating direct 22 Gas heating 23 Field for test certification mark Noise emissions A rated sound intensity level at place of use max EN ISO 11204 A rated sound performance level at place of use max EN ISO 9614 2 Explanation of symbols on the data plate 39 a b o p q c d r s e f t g u i h j v k l w ...

Page 40: ...ismantled The machine can then be screwed to the floor through the four holes now visible in the machine s base frame Do not install the machine on carpeted flooring as the carpet pile can hinder the free flow of air into the ventilation gaps at the bottom of the machine Transit fittings The transit fittings two on the clean side and two on the unclean side should not be removed until the machine ...

Page 41: ...in the transit fittings have to be refitted to the weighing system This is to protect the weighing mechanism Fit the screws and nuts by hand Tighten nut 1 with a suitable spanner Then adjust nuts 2 and 3 loosely by hand and then tighten them up against each other with a suitable spanner Notes for the installer 41 ...

Page 42: ...on of the machine the flow pressure must be at least 100 kPa 1 bar and not exceed 1000 kPa 10 bar The inlet pressure tested hoses supplied with the machine must be used for connection to the water supply If replacing an inlet hose only use a hose tested to at least 7000 kPa 70 bar pressure and for a water temperature of at least 90 C This also applies to all fittings Miele original parts fulfil th...

Page 43: ...rrect electrical functioning of the machine The electrical components on the PW 6163 PW 6243 and PW 6323 machines conform to EN 60204 The connection points are located behind a cover The mains cable should be fed through the core to the connection clamps The machine is supplied ex works for 3N AC 50 60 Hz See data plate for details It is also available in the following versions 3 N AC 380 415 V 50...

Page 44: ...MW Maximum permissible system impedance Zmax 0 33 Ω Maximum permissible system impedance Zsys 0 33 Ω Equipotential bonding Equipotential bonding must be carried out if required The heater rating is set ex works to 15 kW PW 6163 24 kW PW 6243 30 kW PW 6323 The heating will only be activated with a minimum suds levels of 70 column of water The motor is protected by a winding to prevent it overheatin...

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Page 46: ...d Arab Emirates United Kingdom Miele Co Ltd Fairacres Marcham Road Abingdon Oxon OX14 1TW Professional Sales Tel 0845 365 6608 E mail professional miele co uk Internet www miele co uk professional Miele Australia Pty Ltd ACN 005 635 398 ABN 96 005 635 398 1 Gilbert Park Drive Knoxfield VIC 3180 Tel 1300 731 411 Internet www miele professional com au E mail info miele professional com au Australia ...

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