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GIRBAU ED260 Operation And Maintenance Instruction Manual

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Operation and Maintenance
GIRBAU, SA
Crta de Manlleu, km. 1
08500 VIC (Barcelona) • SPAIN
National sales:
T.(+ 34) 902 300 359
comercial@girbau.es
International sales:
T.(+ 34) 938 862 219
sales@girbau.es
Service:
T.(+ 34) 902 300 357
sat@girbau.es
www.girbau.es
For USA and CANADA:
CONTINENTAL GIRBAU Inc.
2500 State Road 44
WI 54904 Oshkosh • USA
Tel. 1(920) 231-8222
info@continentalgirbau.com
www.continentalgirbau.com
Instruction Manual
for ED COIN
EN
COIN
Control
ED260/ED340
ED460/ED660
Model
From Machine No.
ED260
2,215,001
ED340
2,240,001
ED460
2,265,001
ED660
2,290,001
dryers
Code no. 576017
Rev. no. 02/0415

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  • Page 1 Service: T.(+ 34) 902 300 357 COIN sat@girbau.es www.girbau.es Control For USA and CANADA: ED260/ED340 CONTINENTAL GIRBAU Inc. 2500 State Road 44 ED460/ED660 WI 54904 Oshkosh • USA Tel. 1(920) 231-8222 info@continentalgirbau.com www.continentalgirbau.com Code no. 576017 Rev. no. 02/0415...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents CONTENTS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS............................5 1. PRIOR INFORMATION ............................9 1.1. Applications for the manual ..........................9 1.2. General description of the machine ........................9 1.2.1. Functional features ........................... 9 1.3. EC declaration of conformity ..........................9 1.4. Dos and don'ts in using the machine ........................9 2.
  • Page 3 Contents 11. USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ......................44 11.1. Clean and check the lint filter ......................... 45 11.2. Cleaning the machine ............................. 45 11.3. Checking safety mechanisms ......................... 46 11.4. Preventative maintenance programme......................47 11.5. Cleaning the inverter ............................48 11.6. General checks ............................... 49 11.7.
  • Page 4 Safety instructions DANGER! WARNING FOR YOUR SAFETY THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL MUST BE FOLLOWED TO MINIMIZE THE RISK OF FIRE OR EXPLOSION OR TO PREVENT PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPORS AND LIQUIDS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS OR ANY OTHER APPLIANCE.

  • Page 5: Safety Instructions

    Safety instructions IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Read all instructions before using the appliance. 2. Keep all instructions in an easily accessible place in order to resolve any queries, and in case of loss request a new one from your dealer. 3.
  • Page 6 Safety instructions 25. This machine MUST BE USED by personnel who are properly trained in how to use it (see Note 1). 26. NEVER START THE MACHINE, OR USE IT, IF THE FOLLOWING ARE ABSENT, INCORRECTLY POSITIONED OR MALFUNCTIONING:  COVERS (GUARDS) AND PROTECTIVE DEVICES ...
  • Page 7 Safety instructions SYMBOLS USED IN MACHINE LABELLING Electrical risk High temperature risk Protective guard for elements carrying Handle with caution. an electric current. Use adequate protection. Risk of inhaling harmful or irritant Mechanical risk vapours Protective guard for moving parts. Keep the doors/covers closed.
  • Page 8 Safety instructions IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND PRESERVATION INTENDED USE OF THE MACHINE AND INAPPROPRIATE USE. This machine is designed and intended solely for processing fabrics washed in a water bath or that have been previously treated in these conditions. Any use other than this is contraindicated without written authorisation from the manufacturer. Maximum output, performance, reliability and durability are achieved when the machine is installed, used and maintained correctly, and if a comprehensive and detailed service is carried out annually by the Authorised Technical Service.

  • Page 9: Prior Information

    Prior information 1. PRIOR INFORMATION 1.1. Applications for the manual This manual applies to COIN CONTROL dryer models ED260, ED340, ED460 and ED660 in their versions with different heating systems. This control is designed for dryers installed in coin-op establishments.
  • Page 10 Prior information CAUTION! INADVISABLE USE It is totally prohibited to:  Operate the machine without the covers and guards correctly in place and secured.  Dry linen that has been previously treated or washed in petrol, dry cleaning solvents or other flammable or explosive substances.

  • Page 11: Management And Control System

    Management and control system 2. MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM CAUTION! THE REGULATIONS FOR SAFETY AT WORK AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION MUST BE METICULOUSLY FOLLOWED. DO NOT USE THE MACHINE WITHOUT SUITABLE TRAINING AND EXTENSIVE OPERATING KNOWLEDGE. NEVER START OR USE THE MACHINE IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARE MISSING, INCORRECTLY POSITIONED OR MALFUNCTIONING: ...
  • Page 12 Management and control system DANGER! (AUSTRALIA ONLY) According to A.G.A specs.: Do not use or store flammable materials in the appliance storage drawer or near this appliance. Do not spray aerosols in the vicinity of this appliance while it is in operation. Do not modify this appliance.

  • Page 13: Control Panel

    Management and control system 2.1. Control panel User interaction devices on the dryer A.- LCD display. Displays all the operating information. B.- Multifunction keypad. Allows interaction with the machine. key. Key for stopping the program. D.- Coin meter box, coin reader, tokens, cards, start button, etc.

  • Page 14: Interpreting The Main On-Screen Icons

    Management and control system 2.2. Interpreting the main on-screen icons ICON EXPLANATION Access to the drying programs Access to edit mode Access to tools mode Temperature indication Time indication Heating activated Heating turned off Duration of a program Rotation speed Type of reversal Cool down Loading indication...

  • Page 15: Operating Modes

    Operating modes 3. OPERATING MODES The control of the machine is divided into THREE MAJOR OPERATING AREAS or INTERVENTION MODES according to user levels. PROGRAM EXECUTION MODE A mode aimed at dryer users such as clients of coin-op facilities. This mode contains information intended for selecting and starting a drying program on payment of the preset amount.

  • Page 16: Program Execution Mode

     To aid the movement of air through the inside of the drum, the load must not exceed the nominal capacity. Nominal capacity by models. (Load ratio 1/20): MODEL CAPACITY ED260 ED340 ED460 ED660 28.7 37.5 50.7 72.8...

  • Page 17: Information Displayed While The Program Is Running

    Program execution mode 4.2. Information displayed while the program is running This includes the drying and cooling down phases. The time remaining for the program in minutes is displayed in the centre of the icon. Drying phase. The heating system maintains the programmed temperature. Cooling-down phase.

  • Page 18: Stop Modes

    Program execution mode Standby mode at end of program On completing the drying program and corresponding cooling-down phase, and while the door remains unopened, the machine will remain in standby mode. During standby mode, provided that the internal temperature is high, the dryer will rotate the drum and run the fan intermittently.

  • Page 19: Pre-Set Programs

    Program execution mode 4.7. Pre-set programs Very hot program The dryer allows three drying programs to be selected: Hot program Warm program 4.7.1. Initial content of the programs The factory-set content of the three drying programs is the following: DRYING INPUT ROTATION COOLING-DOWN...

  • Page 20: Program Edit Mode

    Edit mode 5. PROGRAM EDIT MODE 5.1. Access to Program Edit Mode To access the Program Edit Mode, the dryer should not be running any programs. Access  Hold the key down for a few seconds. The dryer will emit a beep and freeze the instruction display. ...
  • Page 21 Edit mode Modifying the drying time Example: drying time of 28 minutes. The drying time countdown starts the moment the program starts. Increasing the length of the drying time. Drying time Maximum programmable time: 80 min. Decreasing the length of the drying time. Minimum programmable time: 1 min.
  • Page 22 Edit mode Programming the drying temperature Maximum temperature of the air in the heating area. In the example, set at 200 ºC. Increasing the programmed temperature Input temperature Max. temp. that can be programmed: 200 ºC (392 ºF). Decreasing the programmed temperature. Minimum temperature programmable: 40 ºC (104 ºF).
  • Page 23 Edit mode Programming the cooling-down time Example: a cooling-down time of 2 minutes. Cooling time Increasing the length of the cooling time. Maximum programmable time: 10 min. Decreasing the length of the cooling time. Minimum programmable time: 0 min. Confirming the cooling time. Accessing the following screen.

  • Page 24: System Tools Mode

    System tools mode 6. SYSTEM TOOLS MODE Group of tools aimed at preparing, personalising, informing and controlling the overall operation of the dryer. Within this group, the tools are grouped into different menus.  CONFIGURING the system. It contains many settings that allow the operation of the dryer to be adapted to the specific needs of each user.

  • Page 25: Menus Making Up The System Tools Mode

    System tools mode 6.2. Menus making up the System Tools mode Language Temperature unit Beep on keypress Settings Screen contrast General Blink on end Max. lint f. cl.time Machine ID Confirm start Display price Settings Options Count overpayment Default program CONFIGURATION Demo mode (Chapter 7)

  • Page 26: Configuration Menu

    Configuration menu 7. CONFIGURATION MENU The CONFIGURATION menu contains many settings that allow the operation of the dryer to be adapted to the specific needs of each user. Details of the CONFIGURATION menu 7.1. Settings 7.1.1. General settings Language: Permits selecting the language of all the written messages. Programmable values : ESP (Spanish), ENG (English), FRA (French), ITA (Italian), DE (German), CAT (Catalan).

  • Page 27: Options

    Configuration menu 7.1.2. Options Confirm start. To start the program it is necessary to confirm the selected program after paying the price for the program. Programmable values : YES / NO Default value : YES Display price. This displays the price for the drying program. Programmable values : YES / NO Default value...

  • Page 28: Prices

    Configuration menu 7.1.3. Prices The PRICES menu allows you to assign the price for running each drying cycle individually. Depending on how this is set in the Technical Area’s Parameters menu, the price of a program can be a value corresponding to coins, tokens or another charging system, installed directly in the machine or via an external central vending unit.

  • Page 29: Machines With Clock Option

    Configuration menu 7.1.3.2. Machines WITH clock option Automatic modification of the price of the drying cycles depending on the time and day of the week. Steps to follow in order to program this price management. REMEMBER THAT FOR THIS OPTION, YOUR DRYER MUST HAVE THE CLOCK KIT INSTALLED If this kit is not originally installed in your dryer it can be added later.
  • Page 30 Configuration menu Modifying the price of the rates Select and edit the rate for the program to be modified. In the example, the rate P3-L is edited (low price rate for Program 3). Set the desired price. Modifying the +min option. Select and edit the option for the program to be modified. Set the option for the +min parameter.
  • Page 31 Configuration menu Example of weekly programming of time bands 0 – 13 0 – 24 0 – 24 0 – 24 0 – 13 0 – 11 BAND TIME 0 - 12 RATE 13 – 19 11 – 14 BAND TIME 12 - 18 13- 24...

  • Page 32: Tables

    When altering the rotation value, the order from lowest to highest must be kept at all times. The value selected must always be higher than the value of the lowest option and lower than the value of the highest option. DEFAULT VALUES OPTION unit range ED260 ED340 ED460 ED660 5’’ – 20’ Left rotation sec / min 0 –...

  • Page 33: Clock

    Configuration menu 7.2. Clock The Clock menu allows the user to adjust the time and the day of the week. It is essential to have the clock set at the correct time for the system of PAYMENT ACCORDING TO TIME BANDS to function correctly.

  • Page 34: Access Codes

    Information menu 7.3. Access codes This allows the user to change the access code. Initial code: 12341234 Entering the new code. Press EIGHT keys on the program selection keypad in an established order. Pressing a key will display a on the screen. The new code will be the repetition of the keys pressed in the same order.

  • Page 35: Accounting Menu

    Accounting menu 9. ACCOUNTING MENU This makes it possible to control the value and/or amount of coins or tokens inserted in the coin meter box in a given period of time. The ACCOUNTING option is especially suitable for dryers with a coin or token meter installed in the machine itself. Coherence between the values of the program counters, the TOTAL number of coins or tokens registered by the coin box meter and the contents of the counter box in each session, makes it possible to detect possible fraudulent actions or faults in the charging system.

  • Page 36: Troubleshooting

    Alarms 10. TROUBLESHOOTING 10.1. Troubleshooting operation problems PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE ACTION Excessive residual moisture in the Adjust the spin process. fabrics being dried DRIED LINEN MOISTURE Alter the program to increase the Insufficient drying time LEVEL TOO HIGH drying time. Alter the program to increase the Temperature too low temperature.

  • Page 37: Alarms

    Alarms 10.2. Alarms To increase safety levels in operating the dryer and to protect both the linen being dried and the machines components, the microprocessor has the capacity to detect the presence of the most significant malfunctions that might possibly occur. When an alarm is triggered, the alarm symbol is displayed and the buzzer is activated.

  • Page 38: List Of Main Alarms

    Alarms 10.2.1. List of main alarms CODE ALARMS CODE ALARMS Assembly error Output temperature probe Inverter communication fault Input thermostat alarm Inverter overcurrent Output thermostat alarm Motor overheating Rotation fault General inverter fault Gas ignition fault Inverter configuration fault Electric heating fault Lint door open Heating fault Overtemperature...
  • Page 39 Alarms INVERTER OVERCURRENT Overcurrent detected by the drum cylinder motor inverter. Probable cause: Excessive motor power consumption due to obstruction of the rotation, seizing or malfunction of the transmission systems. Overloading or excessively wet linen that exceeds the maximum power capacity of the motor. Fault or short circuit in the motor.
  • Page 40 Alarms INVERTER CONFIGURATION FAULT Lack of concordance between the inverter operating settings and the microprocessor memory settings. Probable cause: Inverter not initialised. Accidental modification or loss of the inverter configuration settings. Procedure: Disconnect the power supply from the machine and reconnect after five minutes. If fault persists or is frequently repeated, contact Technical Assistance Service.
  • Page 41 Alarms INPUT TEMPERATURE PROBE FAULT Fault in the system detecting the input temperature into the dryer drum. Input temperature values outside the set range. Probable cause: Fault in the detection system. Procedure: Disconnect the power supply and contact Authorised Technical Services. In dryers with gas heating, close the manual gas inlet valve.
  • Page 42 Alarms GAS IGNITION FAULT (machines with gas heating only) Persistent detection of a faulty flame. (This alarm only occurs on machines with gas heating.) When this alarm is first displayed on the screen, a compulsory purge time begins during which the system disables the STOP key.

  • Page 43: Freeing A Person Trapped Inside The Machine

    Alarms FAULTY SUCTION Detection of suction incorrect or out of range in the suction safety pressure switch. Probable cause: Damaged or blocked exhaust duct. Fault in the exhaust motor. Fault in the suction detection system. Procedure: Operations reserved for Customer’s Technical Assistance Service. Switch off the power supply to the machine.

  • Page 44: User Maintenance Instructions

    Maintenance 11. USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS DANGER! IT IS COMPULSORY TO CARRY OUT ALL THE INSPECTIONS AND TESTS REQUIRED BY THE EXISTING LEGISLATION IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY OR AREA IN WHICH THE MACHINE IS TO BE USED, AT THE FREQUENCY DETERMINED AFOREMENTIONED LEGISLATION,...

  • Page 45: Clean And Check The Lint Filter

    Maintenance 11.1. Clean and check the lint filter CAUTION! THE LINT FILTER SHOULD BE CHECKED PERIODICALLY AND CLEANED WHENEVER DEEMED NECESSARY. CLEANING THE LINT FILTER IS VERY IMPORTANT. THE ACCUMULATION OF LINT IN THE FILTER REDUCES THE PERFORMANCE OF THE DRYER AND INCREASES THE RISK OF SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.

  • Page 46: Checking Safety Mechanisms

    Maintenance 11.3. Checking safety mechanisms Checking the door opening safety device CAUTION! THIS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY. CHECK THE DOOR SAFETY DEVICE DAILY. TAKE GREAT CARE WHEN CHECKING THE DOOR LOCK. IF THERE IS A FAULT IN THE DOOR LOCK, KEEP HANDS WELL AWAY FROM THE DRYER LOADING ORIFICE.

  • Page 47: Preventative Maintenance Programme

    Maintenance 11.4. Preventative maintenance programme PROCEDURES RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE CUSTOMER’S 7DAY QUAR ANNUAL 50 h 600 h 2400h TECHNICAL SERVICES OR AUTHORISED TECHNICAL SERVICES  Check the heating system ignition and combustion (gas heating)  Clean the lint filter ...

  • Page 48: Cleaning The Inverter

    Maintenance 11.5. Cleaning the inverter THIS IS AN OPERATION RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE CUSTOMER’S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE (CTS) OR THE AUTHORISED TECHNICAL SERVICE (ATS) In accordance with safety directives, all electrical devices and mechanisms subjected to high temperatures, are to be protected by safety guards (covers) to prevent accidental contact with these elements.

  • Page 49: General Checks

    Maintenance Remove the screws A and B from the inverter (Figures 8.4 and 8.5). Fig. 8.4 Fig. 8.5 Separate the inverter’s plastic protector from the metal base (Fig. 8.6). Remove dirt from the fan, the heat sink and the ventilation grille in the plastic protector with a brush or a dry cloth.

  • Page 50: List Of Most Common Spare Parts

    Maintenance 11.7. List of most common spare parts SPARE PARTS COMMON TO ALL MODELS NAME ED260 ED340 ED460 ED660 Door closed microswitch Door and drum rotation detector Drum rotation detector Input temperature safety thermostat Output temperature safety thermostat NTC element...

  • Page 51: Removal From Service And Dismantling

    Removal from service 12. REMOVAL FROM SERVICE AND DISMANTLING CAUTION!  Taking the dryer out of service must be performed by a specialised service or contractor.  Under no circumstances must the dryer be left unchecked.  When it comes to handling and transporting the machine, the same precautions and regulations must be taken into account as for the installation process.

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