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7.21 Washing Group 

1 

2 

Unplug motor connectors 

Cut all the cable ties which fix cable group 

3 

4 

Remove the screws fixing hanger bracket 

Remove the washing group carrying it out through front 

side 

7.22 Shock Absorber Pin 

7.23 Driven Pulley 

1 

1 

Remove shock absorber pins squeezing the ratchet 

by a pliers 

Remove the belt rotating the driven pulley 

Summary of Contents for OWDI 9614 WT S

Page 1: ...s sont susceptibles d tre modifi es sans pr avis Las especificaciones est n sujetas a cambios sin previo aviso Pictures are only sketches which may be different from your equipment Les images sont seu...

Page 2: ...Max Was Load Capacity 8 kg 9 kg 10 kg 9 kg 10 kg Max Dry Load Capacity 6 kg Max Spin Speed r min 1400 rpm Washing Efficiency A Control Panel LED display Wash Programs 15 settings Dimensions Height 84...

Page 3: ...supply of 220 240Volts 2 A special earthed plug has been attached to the supply cord of washing machine This plug must be fitted to an earthed socket The fuse value fitted to this plug should be 13 a...

Page 4: ...es are not folded twisted crushed or stretched 2 The drain hose should be mounted at a minimum height of 60 cm and a maximum height of 100 cm from the floor 2 2 Detergent Box Group PREWASH WATER ENTRY...

Page 5: ...5 3 Operating Instructions 3 1 LCD Screen Function Buttons Knobs T3 Control Panel T3 Jog Dial Control Panel PR SW4 SW3 SW2 SW1 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8...

Page 6: ...t selected on variant LD2 Lack Of Water Led LD3 Door Open Led LD4 Door Closed Led LD5 Eco Mode Led LD6 Speed Mode Led LD7 LD10 Options Led LD11 LD16 Spin Speed Led LD17 LD22 Temperature Led LD23 LD26...

Page 7: ...L is visualized on display for 2 sec to indicate child lock activation with tone D buzzer in models having buzzer option After 2 sec CL indication if fixed off and remaining time is visualized on disp...

Page 8: ...cking of the product You can not see the failure codes 1 Set program knob at position 3 2 Push SW4 button 3 Keeping SW4 button pushed turn program knob to position 2 4 After 3 sec door will be locked...

Page 9: ...ctivated between sec46 50 for 5 sec Step5 The motor turns to left for 5 seconds Step6 Twin Jet will be activated for 3 sec For twinjet models only Step7 The EV1 and EV2 are activated concurrently unti...

Page 10: ...10 With TJ models...

Page 11: ...11 Without TJ models...

Page 12: ...ed and e04 is released Note if user changes the selector position machine will do what is defined for the new selected position Step 2 Selector position 2 will be pump on Temperature will be measured...

Page 13: ...is released Step 6 Selector position 6 will be drying 5 step Machine will make below algorithm So time for selector position 6 is 5 minutes At the end of drying 5 end is visualized and door is unlock...

Page 14: ...ge Error E09 Yes Yes Electronic Pressure Sensor E10 No Yes Dryer Card Communication Error E11 No Yes 3D Communication Error E12 No Yes LCD Communication Error E13 No No Dryer Resistance Failure E14 No...

Page 15: ...t Check the water inlet hose The water inlet hose is obstructed Clean the filters of water inlet hose The water inlet filter is obstructed Clean the valve inlet filters The door is not shut properly S...

Page 16: ...ng to the declaration of the detergent producer Distribution of the clothes in machine is not well balanced Spread the clothes inside the machine in an orderly and well balanced manner The water is se...

Page 17: ...e two screws that fix the top plate at the back Push the top plate back and pull it up 7 2 Door 1 2 Remove two screws that fix the door by using T25 tool Pull the door up 3 4 Remove screws that fix th...

Page 18: ...door handle pin 7 3 Spring Wire 1 2 First remove the spring wire fixing the tub bellows seal by using the small size screw driver Pull the tub bellows seal Remove the tub bellows seal body fixing spr...

Page 19: ...l 3 4 Pull the control panel out Release the cable group as shown in the picture 5 6 Remove the cable group as it is shown in the picture Remove electronic card cover as it is shown in the picture by...

Page 20: ...clip fixing the cover 11 Remove the display card as it is shown in the picture by using small screw driver 12 Remove the display card and buttons as it is shown in the picture 7 6 Front Panel 1 2 Rem...

Page 21: ...rew fixing the front panel at the bottom 5 6 Remove the screws fixing the door lock remove the door lock by pressing Remove the tub bellows seal 7 8 Remove two screws fixing front panel to body Remove...

Page 22: ...es the dryer card Remove the sockets 7 8 Dryer Unit 1 2 Remove the screws that fixes the heater unit of the dryer Remove the sockets of the heater unit 2 3 Remove the screws that fix the fan group Rel...

Page 23: ...fan group Remove the screws that fix the fan group 8 9 Cut the connection plastic of the dryer unit Cut the cable connection of the dryer NTC and remove the sockets 7 9 Support Bracket 1 2 Remove two...

Page 24: ...connectors from feed valve 3 4 Slightly turn the feed valve counter clockwise to remove Remove the detergent drawer housing assembly 7 11 Power Cable Group and EMI Filter 1 2 Remove the five connector...

Page 25: ...essure Switch EPS 1 2 Unplug EPS connector Pull EPS up 3 Remove clamp from EPS hose 7 13 Door Lock 1 Unplug door lock connector 7 14 Drain Pump 1 2 Remove clamp holding drain hose by using a nipper Un...

Page 26: ...pyrojet hose by using the nippers 7 15 Front Counterweight 1 2 Remove three screws on the front counterweight Wrench size 13 mm Gently pull counterweight out 7 16 Heater 1 2 Unplug heater connectors...

Page 27: ...et clip by using small screwdriver 3 4 Remove the cover that placed under the machine by removing the screws Remove screw fixing circulation pump 5 6 Lay the appliance down and press on ratchet holdin...

Page 28: ...s seal and gasket body fixing spring together and pull them out 7 19 Transport Screw 1 2 Remove four transport screws Hold the transport screw and pull it out 7 20 Upper Counterweight 1 2 Remove two s...

Page 29: ...which fix cable group 3 4 Remove the screws fixing hanger bracket Remove the washing group carrying it out through front side 7 22 Shock Absorber Pin 7 23 Driven Pulley 1 1 Remove shock absorber pins...

Page 30: ...Motor 1 2 Remove two screws holding motor by using box wrench Pull the motor upwards 7 26 Tub 1 2 Remove tub inlet bellow hose loosening the clamp squeezing it by using a pliers Remove screw holding...

Page 31: ...asher group 3 Remove the card by pressing the clip that placed behind it could be seen on the first image of the card and pushing the card 4 5 Remove the connection Remove the cable group that belongs...

Page 32: ...Page 32 8 9 Remove the connections Remove the card completely 10 11 Remove the BLDC motor card fixing screws Remove the ground connection and make sure this connection is plugged during the assembly...

Page 33: ...ltage 220 240 V Nominal current 0 28 A 10 Nominal power 37 W Frequency 50 Hz Resistor coil 136 5 Water flow 17 L min to 1 m height Thermal protector YES Testing component Check the resistance value on...

Page 34: ...Frequence 50 Hz Resistor ci 169 5 5 Testing component Check the resistance value on the component with multi meter as shown below Resistance value should be between 160 180 You can determine the ohm v...

Page 35: ...al features Heater type Tubular heating element with NTC sensor Nominal voltage 230 V Nominal power varies Resistance varies Thermal fuse 2 sided Testing component Check the resistance value on the co...

Page 36: ...8 3 40 6 4 6 9 45 5 4 5 7 Tem C R min k R max k 50 4 5 4 7 55 3 8 3 9 60 3 2 3 3 6 2 7 2 8 70 2 3 2 4 75 1 9 2 0 80 1 7 1 8 85 1 4 1 5 90 1 2 1 3 95 1 1 1 1 100 0 9 1 0 NTC Resistance vs NTC Temperat...

Page 37: ...Hz Flow rate washer valves 7 L min 15 Flow rate dryer valve 1 2 L min 15 Operating water pressure 1 10 bar Testing component Check the resistance value on the component with multimeter as shown below...

Page 38: ...s the door lock with using screw driver Select a program and press the start button Bring porgram knob to position 1 Cotton 90 C program Wait for water intake step to finish You can recognize it by li...

Page 39: ...he motor for correct diagnosis and quick servicing In the below picture socket points on the motor is shown to measure with multi meter Motor 3 phase brushless DC Motor Ferrite Magnet Stator resistanc...

Page 40: ...pump cover But the user needs to be make sure that the water level and temperature condition in the drum is safe Door lock Technical features Nominal voltage Rated 170 250 V Current Rated 16 6 A Testi...

Page 41: ...eater Fan group Technical features Nominal voltage 230 V Frequency 50 Hz Rated Power 34 W Resistance 20 C 82 7 3 Motor speed 1300 RPM Air Flow Rate 70 m3 h Testing component Check the resistance value...

Page 42: ...technology Dryer Heater Technical features Nominal voltage 230 V Rated power Heater I 750 W Rated power Heater II 750 W Resistance 20 C 65 5 72 6 Testing component Check the resistance value on the c...

Page 43: ...Temp C R min k R max k 25 19 40 20 60 30 15 56 16 67 40 10 19 11 10 50 6 82 7 54 60 4 65 5 23 70 3 25 3 70 80 2 32 2 68 90 1 69 1 97 100 1 24 1 47 Temp C R min k R max k 110 0 93 1 11 120 0 70 0 85 1...

Page 44: ...Page 44 8 12 Component Control on PCB Scokets on the Dryer Board 8 12 1 Washer NTC NTC resistance values are checked black cables as shown Refer to the relevant table for the NTC resistance values...

Page 45: ...nce values are checked red cables as shown 9 12 3 Washer Valves Valve resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown Washer valves resistance values 3750 10 Pre Wash Valve Check the red cables...

Page 46: ...Pump resistance value 125 140 8 12 5 Door Lock Resistance value is checked with a multimeter as shown Check the white and blue cables Resistance values 240 20 25 C 8 12 6 Dryer NTC Component Control...

Page 47: ...Page 47 9 Wiring Diagram VWM 10603_JD SIZ_BLDC_WD_Floating Hook Door...

Page 48: ...48 VWM 10636_JD SIZ _ BLDC_WD_PTC_Solenoid Door...

Page 49: ...49 T Series User nterface User Connection Diagram...

Page 50: ...equired Replace door lock Replace cable group Is door closed properly Are environmental conditions are OK Check PCB socket connections Is thee any loose socket connector Similarly check door lock conn...

Page 51: ...loose socket connector Similarly check valve connectors Is it loose Test valve component as explained in service manual Is valve component OK Redo same valve test by PCB sockets Is it still OK Replace...

Page 52: ...connectors Is it loose Test pump component as explained in service manual Is pump component OK Redo same pump test by PCB sockets Is it still OK Replace PCB NO YES Environmental conditions Voltage ra...

Page 53: ...tors Is it loose Is there any deformation through pressure switch sensor hose Test pressure switch sensor component as explained in service manual Is pressure switch sensor component OK Replace PCB NO...

Page 54: ...ronmental conditions Voltage range should be in as specified in instruction book Water pressure should be as specified in instruction book WM should be grounded properly There should be enough ventila...

Page 55: ...loose Replace PCB NO YES Environmental conditions Voltage range should be in as specified in instruction book Water pressure should be as specified in instruction book WM should be grounded properly T...

Page 56: ...loose Replace PCB NO YES Environmental conditions Voltage range should be in as specified in instruction book Water pressure should be as specified in instruction book WM should be grounded properly T...

Page 57: ...d connectors Is it loose Replace PCB NO YES Environmental conditions Voltage range should be in as specified in instruction book Water pressure should be as specified in instruction book WM should be...

Page 58: ...tors and cables Also check connectors on dryer board All connectors OK Check dryer fan referring to componrnt control section 7 9 Is fan OK Check dryer heater and thermostat connectors cables Also che...

Page 59: ...tors Is it loose Replace PCB NO YES Environmental conditions Voltage range should be in as specified in instruction book Water pressure should be as specified in instruction book WM should be grounded...

Page 60: ...tice Direzione Commerciale Amministrativa Via Francesco Crispi 17 21100 Varese ITALY Tel 39 0332 296011 fax 39 0332 296012 Sede Legale via Leone XIII n 14 20145 Milano ITALY Cap Soc Euro 2 500 000 00...

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