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Selecta II
T4290, T4530, T4650,
T4900, T41200, T4300
TD30, TD50, TD75,
TD100, TD135, TD30x30
T4250 from machine no. 23350/0006970
T4350 from machine no. 23250/0003715
487 05 40 31/EN
08.36

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  • Page 1 Service manual Selecta II T4290, T4530, T4650, T4900, T41200, T4300 TD30, TD50, TD75, TD100, TD135, TD30x30 T4250 from machine no. 23350/0006970 T4350 from machine no. 23250/0003715 487 05 40 31/EN 08.36...
  • Page 3 Service manual Safety rules Overview Description Programmes Service Instruction Error codes Controls Machine units and components 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 5: Safety Rules

    Service 1. Safety rules manual Safety rules Programming is only to be carried out by qualified personnel. High voltage on the printed circuit board. IMPORTANT SERVICE NOTE! Continuity and resistance measurements suggested by the procedures in this manual require that power to the dryer be disconnected, and that the device whose resistance is being measured be disconnected from all circuits that might affect the accuracy of the measurement. Note! It is very important that the board is protected from static electricity Remember! • Always use an earthed wrist strap. • Without the antistatic wrapping the board is unprotected. • Keep all subjects away from the board which can cause static electricity. • Subjects like plastic, foam plastic, nylon, or cellophane wrapping are all big dischargers of static electricity. • Static electricity can not always be felt, heard or seen. • Board components can be damaged by static electricity under 100V. • Static electricity can not be felt, heard or seen till the voltage reaches 2500V. 487 05 40 31...
  • Page 7 Service 3. Description manual Contents Generel ..................... . Versions .................... .5 Connector numbers ................ .7 Switching to Programming mode ............ .9 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 9: Generel

    Selecta II PCB Fig. 1 The PCB Module is located on the back of the operating panel, see the Service Manual for the specific dryer. In order to reprogramme the dryer it is necessary to switch the print board into programming mode. In programming mode the buttons on the operating panel are used for changing the parameters. See page later in this section “Switching to service mode”. Glossary Auto Stop The tumble dryer stops automatically when the clothes are dry. AHL Apartment House Laundry - Communal laundries / Housing block laundries. GN Natural gas Bottle gas LPG OPL On Premises Laundry - Institutional laundries. PCB Printed Circuit Board. RMC Residual Moisture Control - The tumble dryer has residual moisture control. Central Payment CMD Coin Meter Double Coin Meter Single CMSNCB Coin Meter No Coin Box Electrolux Single System Prepared for Card Reader Selecta II 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 10: Operating Panel

    Service 3. Description manual Operating panel There are different types of operating panels. On the dryer operating panel the buttons might not have any symbols in which case they are only usable when the dryer is in service mode. Fig. 1 In service mode the 4 buttons are used for changing the parameters. Selected temperature Light emitting diode is lit at the selected temperature or show the default-temperature setting. Default temperature can be set in Group A in parameter A 05. SELECTA CO N TRO L High Medium Down No heat 487 09 10 01.00 Return Enter 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 11: Versions

    Service 3. Description manual Versions Software version Software version is only readable in group , see section 4 If the software has been upgraded a label will be placed. Hardware version Fig. 1 The hardware documentation is printed on a label. The label is affixed on that print board which is facing the operating panel. The label is only visible when the print board is demounted. Parameter version The parameter version is only readable in group , see section 4 “To access log”. Hardware version 48702792000004270073 Part number = 487 02 79 20 Revision = 00 Year = 2004 Week = 27 Serial number = 007 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 12: Connector Numbers

    Service 3. Description manual Connector numbers In the error analyses in section 12 later in this manual connections P1-P2 are mentioned. The P-numbers are printed on the print board. The usage of the connections appears from the wiring diagrams supplied the dryer. The positionings of P1-P2 are shown next page. High voltage on the printed circuit board Do not touch the printed circuit board The shaded areas indicate high voltage. See view 1 See view 2 next page next page Warning! The shaded areas indicate high voltage 487 05 40 31...
  • Page 13 Service 3. Description manual View 1 See view 1 View 2 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 14: Programmes

    Service 3. Description manual The usage of the connections It is possible to connect following features to the PCB. Motor control Vacuum and fan input Power on Power out Heat control Els-Network Els-Network 18V AC out 18v AC in RS 232 - internal use (incl. 24V DC) RS 232 - programme Data bus (incl.

  • Page 15: Switching To Programming Mode

    Service 3. Description manual Switching to Programming mode Fig. 1 A = Service button. Fig. 1 B = Gas reset button, active on gas dryer. Switching 1. Press button A. After pressing button A the display shows: 0 -- = Group 0. 2. Program the dryer as described on the following pages. 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 17: Table Of Contents

    Service 4. Programmes manual Contents General ....................4. Quick-diagram ..................4.4 Changing factory settings ..............4.5 Resetting new settings ................ 4.6 Group 2 - To access “Area B” ............ 4.7 Group 3 - Log ................... 4.8 Reading the Error log ............ 4.9 Group 4 - Setting dryer, Parameters 4 01 and 4 02 ......4.10 Parameters 4 0 to 4 06 ........... 4.12 Connecting CMIS ............. 4.1 Group 5 - Setting control of temp., drum and buzzer ......4.14 Group 6 - Setting maximum values ............4.15 Group 7 - Setting programs: Residual moisture control (RMC) ........

  • Page 19: General

    Service 4. Programmes manual General The Selecta II Control parameter memory is divided into 2 areas. Area A: General user level, eg. the owner or manager. Contains: Group 0 and Group 1 Group 2 Group 0 and 1 are owner-accessible registers for setting time and temperature values, and reading operating timers. See Selecta Control manual supplied the dryer. Group 2 only serves as an access to Area B. Area B: Service technicians. Contains: Group  to group 9 Group A 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 20: Quick-Diagram

    Service 4. Programmes manual Quick-diagram Main groups Subgroups Group 0 - Temperature / drying time 0 01 - 0 08 See Selecta Control manual supplied the dryer Group 1 - Reading total counters 1 01 - 1 05 See Selecta Control manual supplied the dryer Group 2 - Code to area B You are now in Area B Group 3 -Log...

  • Page 21: Changing Factory Settings

    Service 4. Programmes manual Changing factory settings In order to clarify things a step by step instruction of how to move within a main group follows. Based on an example the instruction shows how to change the residual moisture factory setting in program 4 (See Overview of factory setting Group 7).- Start 1. Switch the user module to programming mode (See section ). 2. Move to Area B (See “To Access Area B” in group 2 ). . Step forward using to 7_ _ 4. Press Enter to enter subgroups within main groups 7 01 5. Step forward from 7 01 using to 7 04 and then press Enter Note! The factory setting is displayed. 6. Press Enter Note! The factory setting flashes and is changeable. 7. Step forward using till the setting is reached. 8. Accept the setting using All values are stored when the display stops flashing. When the programming has been completed, move the switch back to normal position. 487 22 93 40.00 Or if further changes are to be carried out 9. Press Return to Subgroup 7 04.

  • Page 22: Resetting New Settings

    Service 4. Programmes manual Resetting new settings To delete all special settings and return to the factory settings follow the steps below: Return to factory settings Return to factory settings is done in Group 4 - Setting dryer, parameter group 4 06. 1. Step forward to group 4_ _ 2. Step Up to 4 06 . Press Enter twice, the display reads 00 blinks 4. Press Up 00 = nothing 01 = reset (return to factory settings) 5. Press Enter display shows the chosen setting 6. Press Return the display shows 4 06 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 23: Group 2 - To Access "Area B

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 2 - To access “Area B” To access “Area B” (where parameter group  to 9 + group A are located), the passcode "01" must be entered into parameter register 2 01, as follows: Passcode to Area B 1. Press Down the display reads 2 _ _ the display reads 00 (blinks) 2. Press Enter  times the display reads 01 (blinks) . Press Up 487 22 93 40.00 4. Press Enter the display reads _ 01 5. Press Return twice the display reads 2 _ _ You are now in "Area B".

  • Page 24: Group 3 - Log

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 3 - Log Readable parameters All error codes are registered in the error log. Beside error codes E 01 - E 18, there are a number of internal error codes which are not displayed but only registered in the error log. Error codes registred in the log that are not on the error code list (E 01-E 18) in this manual should be reported to the manufacturer. Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group  01 Last error log n info. Shows last occured error and time  02 Error log (n-1) info. Second latest error code and time  0 Error log (n-2) info. Third latest error code and time  04 Error log (n-) info. Fourth latest error code and time  05 Error log (n-4)

  • Page 25: Reading The Error Log

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 3 - Reading the Error log Example 1. Press Up the display reads 3 _ _ the display reads 3 01 2. Press Enter ˉ the display reads eg. . Press Enter The display shows the error code. The following steps shows the running time where the error occured. the display reads – 02 4. Press P 5. Press P the display reads _ 20 The example shows the latest error code E08 which occurred after 220 hours of 487 22 93 40.00 operation. Now the second latest error code can be read etc. 6. Press Return the display reads 3 01...
  • Page 26 Service 4. Programmes manual Group 4 - Setting dryer Adjustable parameters 4 01 Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group 4 01 Reversing 00 - 01 0 / 1 0 = OFF / 1 = ON 4.10 487 05 40 31...
  • Page 27 Service 4. Programmes manual Group 4 - Setting dryer Adjustable parameters 4 02 Para- Dryer type Factory setting Heating Step meter / group 4 02 All steam heated dryers Steam T4300 TD30x30 Electric Gas normal Gas (JP+US) T4250/4350 Electric Gas normal Gas (JP+US) T4900/41200 TD100/135 Electric Gas normal...

  • Page 28: Controls

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 4 - Setting dryer Adjustable parameters 4 03 to 4 06 Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group 4 03 Payment setting 00 - 08 No paying Coin 1 positive (NC, coin sensor) Coin 1 negative (NO) Coin 1-2 positive (NC, coin sensor) Coin 1-2 negative (NO) CP Time Single System CP coin Master System LM10 4 04 Type of Control Panel 00 - 04...
  • Page 29 ELS Network address 0 - 127 0 = No network 4 08 ELS Network baud rate 0 -  8400 baud 2400 baud 9600 baud 8400 baud 4 09 ELS Network time out setting 0 - 99 CMIS: 10 sec (Error code E21) LM10: 90 sec (Error code E22) 4 10 Dryer type 1-14 T410 T190 T250 T50 T00/TD0 • 0 T4290 T450 T4650 ------- T4250 T450 T4900/TD100 T41200/TD15 T400S/TD0x0 T4190 487 05 40 31 4.1...
  • Page 30 Service 4. Programmes manual Group 5 - Setting control of temperature, drum and buzzer Adjustable parameters Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group 5 01 Temperature °C / °F 0 - 1 0 / 1 0 / 1 0 = °C / 1 = °F 5 02 Temperature hysteresis 01 – 10 °K Hysteresis in °K 5 0 Rotation clockwise 01 – 99 minutes Only if reversing is ON 5 04 Pause between reversing...

  • Page 31: Group 6 - Setting Maximum Values

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 6 - Setting maximum values Adjustable parameters Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group 6 01 Number of P programmes 1 – 9 Coin AHL AutoStop AHL RMC OPL AutoStop OPL RMC Para- Designation Dryer/heating type Range Step Factory meter / setting...

  • Page 32: Group 7 - Setting Programs

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 7 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Residual moisture control (RMC) for programmes P1 - P9 Para- Designation Range Step Factory setting meter / group Coin Auto- Auto- Stop Stop 7 01 esidual moisture P1 0 – 57% 7 02 Residual moisture P2 0 – 57% 7 0 Residual moisture P...

  • Page 33: Extra Drying Time

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 7 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Extra drying time for programmes P1 - P9 Para- Designation Range Step Factory setting meter / Coin group Auto- Auto- Stop Stop 7 10 Extra drying time P1 00 – 90 min 7 11 Extra drying time P2 00 – 90 min 7 12 Extra drying time P 00 – 90 min...

  • Page 34: Time / Automatic

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 7 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Time / Automatic for programmes P1 - P9 Para- Designation Range Step Factory setting meter / group Coin Auto- Auto- Stop Stop 7 19 Time/Automatic control P1 00 –01 0/1 7 20 Time/Automatic control P2 00 –01 0/1 7 21...

  • Page 35: Air Outlet Temp

    70°C / 160°F 70°C / 160°F 7 4 Temperature for P7 0-70°C / 86-160°F 70°C / 160°F 70°C / 160°F 7 5 Temperature for P8 0-70°C / 86-160°F 70°C / 160°F 70°C / 160°F 7 6 Temperature for P9 0-70°C / 86-160°F 70°C / 160°F 70°C / 160°F T4290, T4530, T4650, T4900, T41200 7 28 Temperature for P1 0-80°C / 86-176°F 80°C / 176°F 80 / 176°F 7 29 Temperature for P2 0-80°C / 86-176°F 80°C / 176°F 80 / 176°F 7 0 Temperature for P 0-80°C / 86-176°F 80°C / 176°F 80 / 176°F 7 1 Temperature for P4 0-80°C / 86-176°F...

  • Page 36: Drying Time For Time Programmes P1 - P9

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 7 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Drying time for Time programmes P1 - P9 Para- Designation Range Step Factory setting meter / group Coin Auto- Auto- Stop Stop 7 37 Drying time P1 00 – 90 min 7 8 Drying time P2 00 – 90 min 7 9 Drying time P 00 – 90 min...

  • Page 37: Cooling Down Temp

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 7 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters The dryer ends the cooling down program when the chosen time has run out ( min.) and when the chosen temperature (45°C) is reached. Cooling down temperature for programmes P1 - P9 Para- Designation Range Step Factory setting meter / Coin group Auto- Auto- Stop Stop 7 46 Cooling down P1 0-85°C / 85-185°F 7 47 Cooling down P2 0-85°C / 85-185°F 7 48...

  • Page 38: Reversing

    Service 4. Programmes manual Group 7 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Reversing on/off for programmes P1 - P9 Para- Designation Range Step Factory setting * meter / group Coin Auto- Auto- Stop Stop 7 64 Reversing P1 00 - 01 0/1 7 65 Reversing P2 00 - 01 0/1 7 66...
  • Page 39 Service 4. Programmes manual Group 8 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Resetting counters Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group 8 01 Reset service counter 00 - 01 00/01 01 = Reset counter 8 02 Reset trip counter 00 - 01 00/01 01 = Reset counter 487 05 40 31 4.2...
  • Page 40 Service 4. Programmes manual Group 9 - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Various tests Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group 9 01 Test output 0 00/01 01 = Heat on in  seconds 9 02 Test output 1 00/01 01 = Drum left active in  seconds 9 0 Test output 2 00/01 01 = External signal active in  seconds 9 04 Test output  00/01 01 = Fan active in  seconds 9 05 Test output 4 00/01...
  • Page 41 Service 4. Programmes manual Group A - Setting programs Adjustable parameters Customized user panel Para- Designation Range Step Factory Comments meter / setting group A 01 Standby value 000 - 0999 Value shown when dryer is free A 02 Standby value blinks 00/01 01/00 01 = Value blinks when dryer is free A 0 Final blinks 00/01 01/00 01 = Final symbol blinks A 04 Show temperature 00/01 01/00...

  • Page 42: Changing P-Programs, Example

    Service 4. Programmes manual Changing P-programs Following parameters determine how eg. program P1 is executed. Parameter Explanation 7.01 Residual moisture level in %. 7.10 Extra drying time, for how long the drying must carry on after 0% is reached. 7.19 Time / Automatics, the program can be set with a specified time period or with a non-time determined drying via the built-in automatics. 7.28 Max outlet air temperature set-up, roughly represents the temperature of the garments. 7.37 Drying time which might be set in 7.19. 7.46 Cooling down condition for temperature, the cooling down of the garments stops when both conditions (7.46 / 7.55) are met.

  • Page 43: View

    Service 12. Error codes manual Contents General .................... 12. Check-list - error codes related to overheating ........ 12.4 Overview - error codes and software version ......... 12.5 E 03 Inlet air ..................12.6 E 04 Outlet air ................... 12.7 E 05 Fan motor ................. 12.8 E 06 Drum motor ................12.9 E 07 Option ..................12.10 E 08 Inlet air and outlet air ............... 12.11 E 09 Option, not in use ..............12.12 E 10 Programming errors (Settings) ..........

  • Page 45: General

    Service 12. Error codes manual General The dryer is equipped with an automatic diagnostic system. Operating problems are displayed as blinking error codes. Whenever an error occurs, the dryer stops operating. Except where noted, error codes are cleared by disconnecting the power or by entering the service program. Error analysis A diagnostic procedure is provided for each error code. If an error has not been corrected after the procedure, please contact the manufacturer for additional assistance. Explanation to error analyses Troubleshooting Replace the PCB. (Section 21) A reference to a section in the service manual to the dryer in question. 487 05 40 31 12....

  • Page 46: Check-List - Error Codes Related To Overheating

    Service 12. Error codes manual Check list - error codes related to overheating General note regarding error codes related to overheating: Before troubleshooting the electronic systems of the machine, examine the dryer to determine if the airflow is normal. Insufficient airflow due to over-filling the machine, lint-obstructed screens, air passages and ducts, or improper exhaust venting are all possible causes of various errors. Items concerning the necessary air flow 1. Check that the fresh-air intake to the room and the exhaust ducts/pipes from the room are not clogged by lint/dust or blocked in any other way. 2. Check that the dryer receives the necessary quantity of fresh air. (See installation manual). 3. Check that the fresh-air intake preasure drop does not exceed 10 Pa (applies only to air-intake duct kit, if installed - See installation manual). 4.

  • Page 47: Description

    Service 12. Error codes manual Error Description code E 03 Inlet air - Sensor has short-circuited The thermistor element measuring the air inlet temperature to the drum, or the wiring to the sensor has shorted. E 04 Outlet air - Sensor has short-circuited The thermistor element measuring the air outlet temperature from the drum, or the wiring to the sensor has shorted. E 05 Fan motor Motor 1: The thermal protection switch in the motor, or its harness, is open. E 06 Drum motor – Motor 2: The thermal protection switch in the motor, or its harness, is open. E 07 Option Inlet and Outlet air protection thermostats One of the proctection thermostats has E 08...

  • Page 48: E 03 Inlet Air

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 03 - Inlet air - Sensor has short-circuited Error description This error code indicates that the inlet air thermistor connected to the PCB or the harness from the PCB to the thermistor, has short circuited. A defective detection circuit in the PCB can also cause this error. The dryer stops operating. Error analysis Measure the resistance 1. Defective of the PT100 sensor and Go to step 2. PT100 sensor or harness between P18- harness? and P18-4 on the PCB. Is the resistance 110 Ω at Replace PT100 20°C (68°F)? sensor or harness.

  • Page 49: E 04 Outlet Air

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 04 - Outlet air - Sensor has short-circuited Error description This error code indicates that the outlet air thermistor, connected to the PCB, or the harness from the board to the thermistor, has short circuited. A defective PCB can also cause this error. The dryer stops operating. Error analysis Measure the resistance 1. Defective of the NTC sensor and Go to step 2. NTC sensor or harness between P18-5 harness? and P18-6 on main citcuit Replace NTC sensor board. or harness. Is the resistance between 4 to 6 kΩ at 20°C (68°F)? (Section 27) 2.

  • Page 50: E 05 Fan Motor

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 05 - Fan motor - Overheating protection (motor 1) Only in machines with 2 motors Error description The thermal protection switch inside the fan motor is connected to the PCB. This error indicates that the thermal protection switch, or the harness between the board and the switch, has opened. A defective PCB can also cause this error. The dryer stops operating. Error analysis 1. Is the motor Clean the motor. clogged by lint or dust? Go to step 2.

  • Page 51: E 06 Drum Motor

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 06 - Drum motor - Overheating protection (motor 2) Error description The thermal protection switch inside the drum motor is connected to the PCB. This error indicates that the thermal protection switch, or the harness between the board and the switch, has opened. A defective PCB can also cause this error. The dryer stops operating. Error analysis 1. Is the motor Clean the motor. clogged by lint or dust? Go to step 2. 2. Does the Replace motor run motor or clear Is the motor seized? slowly or is the...

  • Page 52: E 07 Option

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 07 - Option 12.10 487 05 40 31...
  • Page 53 Service 12. Error codes manual E 08 - Inlet air/outlet air - Overheating thermostat Error description A normally-closed, manual-reset high limit thermostat measuring the inlet air temperature. The thermostat is connected in series with the overheating thermostat for outlet air on the PCB. This error indicates that one of the two thermostats, or the connecting harness has opened. A defective PCB can also cause this error. The dryer stops operating. Error analysis Replace the fuse and restart the dryer. 1. Has fuse FH300 blown? Go to step 2. 2. Disconnect P1 and P2 from the Replace PCB.

  • Page 54: E 09 Option, Not In Use

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 09 - Option Not in use! 12.12 487 05 40 31...

  • Page 55: E 10 Programming Errors (Settings)

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 10 - Programming errors - (Settings) Error description This error occurs when the parameter set-up is inconsistent. Note! When resetting the circuit board the user adjusted programs disappear and need reprogramming. The dryer stops operating. Error analysis 1. Enter the service program. Replace the PCB Does the E10 return? Set parameter 4.06 to "1" to restore all factory settings. Re-enter user-desired parameter Alle user-desired settings (time per push/coin, for programing will be example). These are erased...

  • Page 56: E 11 Drying Error With Rmc

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 11 - Drying error with RMC Error description Error code E11 occurs if the RMC system does not register that the clothes are dry within 90 minutes (factory setting). The dryer stops automatically when the clothes have the chosen residual moisture. Error analysis Check the wiring 1. Are P10-1 and Go to step 2. connections, RMC belt on P10-2 connected? drum and lifter insulation. The measuring is Are they in working Replace the defective parts. done with an empty order? drum. Has the heating been Go to step .

  • Page 57: E 12 Drying Error With Auto Stop

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 12 - Drying error with Auto Stop system Error description Error code E12 occurs if the Auto Stop system does not register that the clothes are dry within 90 minutes (factory setting). Error analysis Has the heating been Go to step 2. insufficient due to a blown 1. Is the air in fuse? dryer cold? Check for short circuit and replace the fuses and Go to step 2. restart. Remove some of the 2. Is the dryer clothes and restart? overfilled with clothes?
  • Page 58 Service 12. Error codes manual E 13 - Drying error, dryer connected to a payment system Error description Error code E1 occurs with Payment systems where the customer or system has requested a longer drying time than the allowed 90 minutes (factory setting on the dryer). Error code is not displayed but is registered in the error log. Error analysis 1. Which type LM10 Incorrect payment system of payment setup (Max. 90 min.) system? CP ESS Check that there are no errors on the connected Is the payment system or connection harness and correct these.

  • Page 59: E 14 Gas Error

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 14 - Gas error Error description When the ignition control fails to detect a flame, a signal is sent to the PCB, and error code E14 is displayed. The metal probe of the flame sensor generates an electrical current when exposed to the burner's flame. This signal is detected by the ignition control module which, in turn, cuts off the gas valve immediately if the sensor does not indicate flame within 5 sec. The integrity of the sensor's electrical connection is, therfore, critical to proper operation of this system. Displaying error code E14 USA and Japan: The error code is not displayed until the rd unsuccessful ignition attempt. Europe: The error code is displayed at the 1st unsuccessful ignition attempt. Error analysis See next page. Resetting Resetting is done by pushing the gas reset button on the circuit board. Japan only: By opening and closing the door (coin operated dryers only). 487 05 40 31 12.17...
  • Page 60 Service 12. Error codes manual E 14 - Gas error Gas resetting See on the preprevious page. Error analysis 1. Is there a Is the flame sensor Replace the short-lived placed in the flame / is ignition control. flame at the sensor's electrical connection okay? the ignition attempt? Go to step 2. Adjust / clean the electrode / connections. Go to step . 2. Is an ignition spark present? Is the ignition electrode Go to step .
  • Page 61 Service 12. Error codes manual E 15 - Air pressure switch or vacuum switch Error description The air pressure switch or the vacuum switch does not shut within 12 seconds after the fan has started. Error analysis See check list. 1 Is the Correct airflow problem underpressure in the as appropriate. drum compartment below 90Pa. (Section 46) Go to step 2. Go to step . 2. Does the fan motor rotate in the correct direction? Check the motor’s...

  • Page 62: E 16 Pressostat Or Vacuum Switch Does Not Open

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 16 - Pressostat or vacuum switch does not open Error description The error occurs if the vacuum switch / pressostat is already closed when an attempt to start the dryer is made. Error analysis 1. Is heat setting in Go to step 2. 4.02 connected? (Some type of heat system do not have pressostat Changes heat setting. or vacuum switch mounted).

  • Page 63: E 17 Input Sensor Disconnected

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 17 - Input sensor disconnected Error description This error is displayed when the inlet PT100 sensor is disconnected. Error analysis 1. Defective Measure the resistance on Go to step 2. PT100 sensor/ thePT100 sensor between harness? P18-4 and P18- on PCB. Replace PT100 Is the resistance 110 Ω at sensor or harness. 20°C (68°F)? (Section 27) 2. Defective PT100 interface Replace the PCB.

  • Page 64: E 18 Output Sensor Disconnected

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 18 - Output sensor disconnected Error description This error is displayed when the outlet NTC sensor is disconnected. Error analysis Measure the resistance on 1. Defective NTC Go to step 2. the NTC sensor between sensor/harness? P18-5 and P18-6 on PCB. Is the resistance between Replace NTC sensor 4kΩ and 6kΩ at 20°C or harness. (68°F)? (Section 27) Alternativ Measure voltage on PCB-T1 T1 GND T1 (V) Resetting Resetting is done by opening/closeing the door to the dryer and pressing the start button 12.22...

  • Page 65: E 19 Option, Not In Use

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 19 - Option Not in use! 487 05 40 31 12.2...

  • Page 66: E 20 Cmis, Out Of Operation

    Service 12. Error codes manual E 20 - CMIS out of operation Error description This error is displayed if the dryer is put out of order in the CMIS program. Error analysis See separate manual. 12.24 487 05 40 31...
  • Page 67 Service 12. Error codes manual E 21 - CMIS Error description This error is displayed if the dryer is connected in a CMIS system and the PC does not communicate with the dryer (no polling) within 10 sec (time out factory setting). The error is displayed the 10 first times the dryer is started and after this it will not reappear. Note! This is a warning and the dryer will operate even though the error has been activated Error analysis 1. Has CMIS Go to step 2. been started on the PC? Start the CMIS program on the PC which is connected to the ELS Network. Go to step . 2. Has the ELS Network been connected Mount the ELS correctly.
  • Page 68 Service 12. Error codes manual E 22 - LM10 Error description This error is displayed if the dryer is connected in a LM10 system and the PC does not communicate with the dryer (no polling) within 90 sec (time out factory setting). The error can only be removed, if communiction is re-established. Note! It is not possible to use the dryer, however, it can be done by means of the “free of charge key”. Error analysis Go to step 2. 1. Has LM10 been started? Start the LM10 which is connected to the ELS Network Go to step . 2. Has the ELS Network been connected Mount the ELS correctly. Network cables correctly 3. Has the ELS Make an error Network been diagnosis in the...
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