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- Page 1 5407182 Issue 3 June 2006 WASHING MACHINE DOCTOR 2 A Guide for use with EMIT Model Types Covered: EVO 2 Laundry Service Information Indesit Company UK Ltd © 2006 Reg. Office: Peterborough PE2 9JB. Registered in London: 106725...
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Page 2: Safety Notes
SAFETY NOTES & GENERAL SERVICING ADVICE 1. This manual is NOT intended as a comprehensive repair/maintenance guide to the appliance. 2. It should ONLY be used by suitably qualified persons having technical competence applicable product knowledge and suitable tools and test equipment. 3. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
INDEX Safety Notes ........... .2 Date Code, Serial Number &... -
Page 4: Date Code, Serial Number & Industrial Code
MANUFACTURING DATE CODE CHART 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 March April June July Sept First 2 digits of the serial number indicate production date This example shows that the machine was manufactured in MAY 2004: Date Code 29 120054... -
Page 5: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Programme Uses WM Doctor has been introduced to enable Merloni Engineers to run a diagnostic test from their Emit terminal. It can also be used via normal PCs or laptop computers fitted with appropriate software and connecting leads. The programme can be used to establish the current File Version loaded, check the loaded Eeprom and power board is ok, and test components of the appliance. -
Page 6: Requirements / Equipment
REQUIREMENTS / EQUIPMENT. Washing Machine Doctor software. Emit Unit. Hardware Key Part Number C00115587 Low End Adapter C00116135 USB to Serial lead Part Number 5600261 Hardware Key Pin Kit C00114723 Hardware Key Part Number C00115587 USB to Serial Cable Part Number 5600261 Hardware Key Pin Kit C00114723... - Page 7 REQUIREMENTS / EQUIPMENT cont. LOW END ADAPTOR Some models have a combined Power and Display board mounted behind the console panel. These products require an adaptor to connect the Emit to the appliance. The adaptor is shown below Part Number C00116135. Information on the use of this adapter can be found in leaflet 8200787.
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Page 8: Connection To Emit & The Appliance
CONNECTION Connect the Hardware Key to the Emit via the USB cable and switch on the appliance. Connect the Hardware Key to the appliance. A Green Led illuminates on the key. During communication with the software Orange and Red Led’s on the Hardware Key will flash intermittently. USB Cable - USB Connector USB Cable Serial Connector... -
Page 9: Starting The Software
STARTING THE SOFTWARE When you have the software loaded onto your Emit, using the dropdown task bar select Washing Machine Doctor icon. This will launch the multi-button box shown. Next select the ‘WM Doctor Evo 2’ button to launch the main screen. - Page 10 WASH DOCTOR EVO 2 – MAIN SCREEN This screen will launch when the programme opens after selecting Wash Doctor Evo 2 button...
- Page 11 WASH DOCTOR EVO 2 – MAIN SCREEN Press ‘Connection’ and after a brief delay, details of the current appliance will be displayed.
- Page 12 WASH DOCTOR EVO 2 MAIN SCREEN Main Screen APPLIANCE DETAILS TEST COMPONENTS TEST BUTTONS CONNECTION...
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Page 13: Main Screen
MAIN SCREEN APPLIANCE DETAILS This area displays appliance details, option buttons, knobs and features. If the information displays correctly it indicates the Eeprom and power board are ok. If it is incorrect then the Eeprom or power board will need to be replaced before tests can be carried out. -
Page 14: Using The Software
USING THE SOFTWARE – SINGLE TEST After you have a connection and establish the Eeprom and power board are correct in ‘Hardware Configuration’ section, there are two ways to test components, Single (as shown above) or Automatic (shown on page 19) In this case, select the item from the dropdown list. - Page 15 USING THE SOFTWARE – SINGLE TEST Press the ‘Single’ button and the software will check the component selected.
- Page 16 USING THE SOFTWARE – SINGLE TEST A successful test result will display as shown. This confirms the item is ok. The result can be printed if required, but at present this function is disabled.
- Page 17 USING THE SOFTWARE – SINGLE TEST An unsuccessful test result will display as shown.
- Page 18 USING THE SOFTWARE – SINGLE TEST If test is unsuccessful a Help File is available by clicking in the white area where the failure is listed. A separate box appears with suggestions of possible faults.
- Page 19 USING THE SOFTWARE – AUTOMATIC TEST To test all the components shown, simply select ‘Automatic’ and the programme will progress through components 1 to 21 as applicable to the appliance. Leave all the boxes with ticks checked.
- Page 20 USING THE SOFTWARE – AUTOMATIC TEST A successful test result will display as shown. This confirms the item is ok. The result can be printed if required, but at present this function is disabled.
- Page 21 USING THE SOFTWARE – AUTOMATIC TEST An unsuccessful test result will display as shown. In this example, the pressure switch is stuck full. ‘FAIL NO CRITER’ indicates component ‘NOT TESTED’. As the valves and the pump rely on the pressure switch they will not test. The help file can also be accessed for the Automatic test (See page 18).
- Page 22 USING THE SOFTWARE – BOTH TESTS During Automatic test or Single test, you will need to rotate the selector. Slowly rotate selector until all Leds light up. Then press OK...
- Page 23 USING THE SOFTWARE – BOTH TESTS During Automatic test or Single test, for models with variable knobs you will need to rotate them to confirm as shown. The ‘pop up’ window has a time limit!
- Page 24 USING THE SOFTWARE – BOTH TESTS During Automatic test or Single test, for models with a display you will need to confirm as shown. This has a time limit!
- Page 25 USING THE SOFTWARE – BOTH TESTS During Automatic test or Single test, for models with Leds you will need to confirm as shown. This has a time limit!
- Page 26 TEMPERATURE DURING TEST During the Solenoid Valve tests a pop up window appears showing the temperature of the water during the test.
- Page 27 USING THE SOFTWARE – BOTH TESTS If you select ‘Stop’ the test will cease. If you press ’OK’ the test will bypass the current component and show it as failed. The ‘Ko’ button is not used.
- Page 28 USING THE SOFTWARE – BOTH TESTS Customer Info screen – enter information and when you close Wash Doctor the file is saved.
- Page 29 USING THE SOFTWARE – BOTH TESTS This shows the Statistics of the test – this is saved when closing Wash Doctor.
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Page 30: Example Tests
EXAMPLE TEST Console power board unplugged or detached wires – Automatic Test was selected however, the component would also fail a Single test. - Page 31 EXAMPLE TEST Blocked pressure chamber or pressure switch stuck open - Automatic Test was selected however, the component would also fail a Single test. This shows the valves or filling circuit failure and the pump not tested. Note: There is not a specific pressure switch test.
- Page 32 EXAMPLE TEST Open circuit door - Automatic Test was selected however, the component would also fail a Single test.
- Page 33 EXAMPLE TEST Open circuit heater - Automatic Test was selected however, the component would also fail a Single test.
- Page 34 EXAMPLE TEST Open circuit drum thermistor - Automatic Test was selected however, the component would also fail a Single test.
- Page 35 EXAMPLE TEST Open circuit pump - Automatic Test was selected however, the component would also fail a Single test. This shows the test was not carried out on valves and the pump failed.
- Page 36 EXTRA TEST An additional spin test can be carried out using the ’Extra Test’ button.
- Page 37 EXTRA TEST This window pops up showing the speed set on the appliance. Press ‘Start’ with the drum empty and the speed achieved is shown.
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Page 38: Errors
ERRORS If during the programme the software freezes or the appliance does not respond the following action should be taken. Switch off appliance, wait 30 seconds and re-start the process. In certain situations the EMIT unit can freeze. To rectify, restart the EMIT, reconnect and check settings. - Page 39 NOTES...