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- Page 1 Produced by Luke Allen MODELS COVERED: WFC**** WFD**** SERVICE WFG**** WFH**** INFORMATION WFL**** MANUAL WFO**** WFR**** WFW**** WFX****...
- Page 2 CHAPTERS: 1. Features and Benefits 2. Product Description 3. Warranty 4. Installation 5. Operation 6. Disassembly 7. Reassembly 8. Wiring Diagram 9. Service Tips...
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Page 3: Features And Benefits
FEATURES AND BENEFITS • Larger door – 25% Larger vs. WFK2401 • Larger opening – 15% larger vs. WFK2401 • Larger drum – 19% larger vs. WFK2401 (6kg/13lb vs. 5kg/11lb for WFK2401) • Very energy efficient (A+ rating for EU. Energy star rated for US.) • Stainless steel drum – won’t rust & is gentle to clothes • Uses little water • 3-tier water fill for fast & equal water fill • 180° door opening • Up to 5 rinses • Suds sensing – rinses out suds leaving no detergent residue • Unbalanced load sensor – adjusts spin to balance load •... - Page 4 EXTRA FEATURES AND BENEFITS (WFR and WFW) • Continuous cycle notification – digital display • Sensortronic II Plus electronic control • Accurate water level control independent of water pressure • Digital clock • Real time cycle finish (displays actual time of day cycle stops) • Real time delay (enter actual time delay for wash to end) • Reduced ironing • Interactive language display – choose desired language (English, French, Spanish, German etc.) • Continuous suds sensing • Child lockout...
- Page 5 EXTRA FEATURES AND BENEFITS (2) Express Programming Meaning and Evolution • Introduced on WFR and WFW models in 2001 • Washes 40% faster than original standard programming • Extended to all models in 2004 Model History • WFG – Precision (1999 to 2002) • WFD/WFH – (2001 to 2004) • WFL – Maxx, Classixx (1999 to 2006) • WFC – Maxx (2002 to 2006) • WFO – Maxx Plus, Exxcel, Classixx (2001 to 2006) • WFX – Maxx Advantage, Exxcel (2004 to 2006) • WFR – Maxx, Maxx Comfort, Logixx (2001 to 2006) •...
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Page 6: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION • Electronic Sensortronic controls • Larger capacity & door opening • Detergent & softener dispenser • Cotton, Easy Care, Delicates, Hand washables settings • 180° door opening • Stainless steel inner drum • Durable Polinox outer drum • Wash plus, Rinse Plus, Reduced Ironing, Prewash buttons • Adjustable spin speeds • Guaranteed temperatures • UL Listed (US and Canada) • CE Listed (EU) • Drain hose and Cord holders... -
Page 7: Warranty
WARRANTY Bosch Washers and Dryers Limited Lifetime Warranty Statement of Limited Warranty • The warranties provided by BSH Home Appliances (“Bosch”) in this Statement of Warranties apply only to Bosch washers and dryers sold to the first using purchaser by Bosch or its authorised dealers, retailers or service centres in the United States, Canada or Europe. The warranties provided herein are not transferable, and take place from date of installation. 1 year Full Limited Warranty • Bosch will repair or replace, free of charge, any component part that proves to be defective under conditions of normal home use, labour and shipping costs included. Warranty repair service must be performed by an authorised Bosch Service Centre. - Page 8 WARRANTY (2) 2 year Limited Warranty • Bosch will provide replacement parts, free of charge, for any component part that proves defective under conditions of normal use, shipping costs included 5 year Limited Warranty on Electronics • Bosch will repair or replace, free of charge, any microprocessor or printed circuit board that proves defective under conditions of normal home use for a period of five years from the date of original installation, labour charges excluded. 5 year Limited Warranty on Motor • Bosch will repair or replace, free of charge, any pump or component part of the pump that proves defective under conditions of normal home use for a period of five years from the date of original installation, labour charges excluded.
- Page 9 WARRANTY (3) 5 year Limited Warranty on Cabinet Rust-Through • Bosch will replace any cabinet part, free of charge, if that cabinet part should rust through under conditions of normal home use, labour charges excluded. Lifetime Limited Warranty Against Stainless Steel Rust-Through • Bosch will replace your washer or dryer, free of charge, with the same model or current model that is equivalent or better in functionality if the drum should rust through under conditions of normal home use, labour charges excluded. Phone Numbers: 0344 892 8979, 1-800-944-2902...
- Page 10 WARRANTY – Serial # Label The serial # label, located on the rear of the machine, shows necessary information.
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Page 11: Installation Instructions
INSTALLATION – Reprint of Installation Instructions... - Page 12 INSTALLATION – Reprint of Installation Instructions...
- Page 13 INSTALLATION – Reprint of Installation Instructions...
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Page 14: Operation - Fascia Panels
OPERATION – Fascia Panels (Basic – Premium) (1) WFG2820GB, UK Variant, 1999 to 2002 Rinse Plus and Variable Spin Dial WFD2471, UK Variant, Balay Made, 2001 to 2004 Rinse Plus, Spin Reduction Button WFH2462, Spanish Variant, Balay Made, 2001 to 2004 Rinse Plus, Variable Spin Dial WFL2862, German Variant, 1999 to 2005 Reduced Ironing, Rinse Plus, Quick, Variable Spin Dial WFC2445, German Variant, 2001 to 2004 Reduced Ironing, Rinse Plus, Quick, Variable Spin Dial, Delay Start... - Page 15 OPERATION – Fascia Panels (Basic – Premium) (2) WFO2430, Australian Variant, 2001 to 2006 Reduced Ironing, Rinse Plus, Wash Plus, Prewash, Variable Spin Speed Dial, Delay Start WFX2868, UK Variant, 2004 to 2006, Express Reduced Ironing, Rinse Plus, Wash Plus, Prewash, Variable Spin Speed, Delay Start WFR3267, UK Variant, 2001 to 2005, Express Reduced Ironing, Rinse Plus, Wash Plus, Prewash, Variable Spin Speed, Delay Start, Day Time Clock, Child Lock WFW3231, UK Variant, 2001 to 2006, Express Reduced Ironing, Rinse Plus, Wash Plus, Prewash, Variable Temperature and Spin Speed, Delay Start, Day Time Clock, Stains Information, Child Lock NOTE: Siemens and other brands will have a similar control board layout...
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Page 16: Operation - Sensors
OPERATION – Sensors (1) Load Sensor (WFG to WFX) • At predefined points during the initial fill, the machine determines if it needs more water using a pressure switch. This is due to differences in the absorption of the laundry and the size of the loads. Dynamic Load Sensor (WFR to WFW) • During the entire fill the machine continually adjusts the size for the load and determines if more water is needed using an analogue pressure switch and a flow meter. Digital Temperature Sensor (All Models) • The thermostat monitors the temperature of the water and controls the length of the time the heating element is turned on, ensuring the proper temperature for the chosen cycle. Suds Sensor (WFG to WFX) • During the beginning of the 1 rinse/spin stage, the washer determines if there is excessive suds-... - Page 17 OPERATION – Sensors (2) • and automatically adds 2 rinses (if necessary). This is accomplished via the pressure switch and the motor synchronisation system. Continuous Suds Sensor (WFR to WFW) • Checking the pumping out phase of the main wash, the beginning of the rinse/spin phase and the actual spin speed vs. the programmed spin speed, the washer determines if there is excessive suds and automatically adds 2 rinses (if necessary). This is accomplished via the analogue pressure switch, pressure switch and the motor synchronisation system. Unbalanced Load Sensor (All Models) • During the final spin cycle the machine monitors the positioning and balance of the load. If the load is unbalanced, if the machine stops and adjusts the load up to 15 times and reduces the spin speed to finish the cycle. This is accomplished via the motor synchronisation system.
- Page 18 OPERATION – Sensors (3) Load and Dynamic Load Sensor Mechanical Pressure Switch – (All Models) measures the water level after the first fill. If the water level is high (like for smaller loads), the pressure increases and the pressure switch does not provide more water. Analogue Pressure Switch – (WFR to WFW) • Precise measuring of actual water level • Accurate load detection • Control of the pump – noise reduction • Time reduction – no pumping when empty BENEFITS: Continuous adjustment of wash times. Water and energy consumed varies according to load size.
- Page 19 OPERATION – Sensors (4) Flow Meter • Exact monitoring of water inflow • Ensures exact control of water inlet valves so that there is always the right amount of wash and rinse cycles. • Together with the pressure switch, there is a continuous adjustment of wash time, water and energy in relation to load size. • The flow meter works independently of water pressure. BENEFITS: Minimises water consumption, exact load detection and superior cleaning performance.
- Page 20 OPERATION – Sensors (5) Digital Temperature Sensor • All Models are equipped with the Temperature Sensor to deliver guaranteed wash temperatures.
- Page 21 OPERATION – Sensors (6) Suds & Continuous Suds Sensors • WFR to WFW – Detection during draining out after main wash (immediate additional rinse & cancelling of 1 rinse spin) • All Models – Detection during 1 rinse spin (immediate interruption of spin, insertion of one or two additional rinses, reduced agitation during additional anti foam rinse) • WFR and WFW – Detection during any other rinse spin (immediate interruption of spin, reduced agitation in following rinse cycle) All subsequent rinse spin cycles are always rechecked for suds. NOTE: Suds build up usually occurs when there is way too much detergent being used for lightly soiled loads.
- Page 22 OPERATION – Sensors (7) Unbalanced Load Sensor (2 Step Detection) • Accurate measuring of unbalance by deviation of spin speed and slow down time of drum. • Infinite adapting of spin speeds. • Compensates reducing spin speeds by prolonging spinning times. • Will attempt up to 15 times to redistribute a load. Advantages: • Reduction of noise. • Better stability of machine. • Good spinning results with big unbalances.
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Page 23: Operation - Cleaning
OPERATION – Cleaning Drain Pump Filter Larger objects such as coins and paper clips are collected in the drain pump trap so that they won’t plug up or damage parts of the machine. The filter can easily be cleaned by customers. -
Page 24: Operation
OPERATION – (WFG to WFX) Demo Display Information/Not Running... - Page 25 OPERATION – (WFR to WFW) Demo Display (50hz for EU) NOTE: Do not use WFG to WFX Models as Sales Display Models – All the lights will turn on but the machine will not run.
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Page 26: Top Panel And Front Panel
DISASSEMBLY – Drum (1), Top Panel and Front Panel To access the drum, the front panel must be removed first. - Page 27 DISASSEMBLY – Drum (2) Outer Drum (Tub) & Dampers...
- Page 28 DISASSEMBLY – Drum (3) Outer Drum (Tub), Rear Bearing...
- Page 29 DISASSEMBLY – Drum Drive Motor, Drain Pump...
- Page 30 REASSEMBLY – WFR to WFW Outer Drum (Tub)
- Page 31 WFL2060UC Circuit and Wiring Diagram...
- Page 32 WFR2460UC Circuit and Wiring Diagram...
- Page 33 SERVICE TIPS – Ratings (All Models) • Rated 240VAC, 13A, 50hz (Uses 11A max) • Hot and Cold water inlets, 3”4 NPT (1999 to 2001) • Spin Speeds – 600rpm, 700rpm, 800rpm, 900rpm, 1000rpm, 1100rpm, 1200rpm, 1300rpm, 1400rpm, 1500rpm, 1600rpm, 1800rpm • Uses Polinox outer drum – quieter & dent resistant compared to stainless steel • UL Listed (U.S & Canada) • CE Listed (EU)
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Page 34: Replacement Modules
SERVICE TIPS – Configuring Replacement Modules WFG to WFX: WFR to WFW:... - Page 35 SERVICE TIPS – Drum Drive Motor and Drain Pump...
- Page 36 SERVICE TIPS – NTC/Heater and Door Lock...
- Page 37 SERVICE TIPS – Flow Meter and Mechanical/Analogue Pressure Switches (WFR to WFW)
- Page 38 SERVICE TIPS – Polinox Outer Tub Drum and Low Spin Speeds...
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Page 39: Test Programs
SERVICE TIPS – WFG to WFX Test Programs (1) WFG to WFX have 4 different test programs that enable the washers to self diagnose problems, including the last fault code. NOTE: Model in picture doesn’t match instructions above, however both models act the same when entering and running the test programs. - Page 40 SERVICE TIPS – WFG to WFX Test Program (2)
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Page 41: Test Program
SERVICE TIPS – WFG to WFX Test Program (3) To enter the tachometer test program (only works on models with Express programming). (Tests the Motor by doing a quick spin) • Rotate cycle selector to Off position and rotate spin dial to max speed. • While holding Start, turn dial to Temp Boost. • After repositioning cycle selector, keep holding Start for 3 seconds then let go once 2 status lights illuminate. NOTE: 1 fault will be displayed immediately after entering this mode. After entering this test program • Door lock will activate • Motor starts turning anti-clockwise to 100rpm (Distribution Speed) • Motor speeds up quickly all the way to the maximum spin speed (or selected rpm on the spin dial or button) • While at max speed it will hold at this speed for about 3 minutes, eventually slowing down after 3 minutes is up. • To make the test program not repeat itself, turn cycle selector to Off. NOTE: Pump will NOT be activated so drum must have no water in it otherwise the program will cut out. - Page 42 SERVICE TIPS – WFG to WFX Test Program (4) To enter the display test/reset mode (tests status lights and resets control module’s processor) • Rotate cycle selector to Off position and rotate spin dial to max speed. • While holding Start, turn dial to Spin. • After repositioning cycle selector, keep holding Start for 3 seconds then let go once all status lights illuminate. After entering display test/reset mode • All status lights will illuminate. • All buttons and cycles will not be functional since the machine’s control module is being reset. • To exit this mode, turn cycle selector to Off.
- Page 43 SERVICE TIPS – WFR to WFW Test Program (1) The WFR and WFW models have test programs enabling the machine to self diagnose problems, including listing the last 8 fault codes. Siemens PCBs...
- Page 44 SERVICE TIPS – WFR to WFW Test Program (2)
- Page 45 SERVICE TIPS – WFR to WFW Test Program (3)
- Page 46 SERVICE TIPS – WFR to WFW Test Program (4)
- Page 47 SERVICE TIPS – WFR to WFW Test Program (5)
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Page 48: Service Tips
SERVICE TIPS – Troubleshooting of Minor Faults (Customer Self Help) - Page 49 SERVICE TIPS – Resistance Measurements of Control Module (WFG to WFX)
- Page 50 SERVICE TIPS – Resistance Measurements of Control Module (WFR to WFW)
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Page 51: Troubleshooting
SERVICE TIPS - Troubleshooting... -
Page 52: Parts Diagram
SERVICE TIPS – WFL2060 Parts Diagram (1) Fascia Parts: Frame & Door Parts:... - Page 53 SERVICE TIPS – WFL2060 Parts Diagram (2) Drum Parts: Water Related Parts:...
- Page 54 SERVICE TIPS – WFR2460 Parts Diagram (1) Fascia Parts: Frame & Door Parts:...
- Page 55 SERVICE TIPS – WFR2460 Parts Diagram (2) Drum Parts: Pump Parts:...
- Page 56 All Bosch Model Numbers Covered: • WFG100A • WFH2020 • WFL244J • WFO161A • WFO2441 • WFO2864 • WFX3230 WFG107 WFH2060 WFL2450 WFO1640 WFO2442 WFO2865 WFX3240 • • • • • • • • WFG120A • WFH2270 • WFL2451 • WFO1642 • WFO2450 •...
- Page 57 All Bosch Model Numbers Covered (2): • WFR120A • WFR3267 WFR121A WFR3268 • • • WFR130A • WFR3269 WFR131A WFR3270 • • • WFR140A • WFR3271 WFR141A WFW2831 • • WFR160A WFW3231 • • WFR2030 WFW323H • • • WFR2031 • WFW3632 WFR2050 •...
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