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SERVICE MANUAL
APAC MEA
Ultimate care II
Venting Tumble Dryer
300 Series
service manual
© ELECTROLUX BA APAC&MEA
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
ELECTROLUX THAILAND
1910 ELECTROLUX BUILDING
Q&CI - Technical Support
NEW PETCHBURI RD BANGKAPI, HUAI KHWANG
XXX XX XX – XX Rev. XX
BANGKOK, 10310
Ultimate care II Tumble Dryer
Series 300 model
Model: EDS854J3WB EDS854N3SB
EDV854J3WB EDV854N3SB
EDV754H3WB
EN
Publication number
599846267
Edition: 05/2021 - Rev. 00
0
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- Page 1 Model: EDS854J3WB EDS854N3SB EDV854J3WB EDV854N3SB EDV754H3WB Publication number 599846267 Edition: 05/2021 - Rev. 00 © ELECTROLUX BA APAC&MEA TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION ELECTROLUX THAILAND 1910 ELECTROLUX BUILDING Q&CI - Technical Support NEW PETCHBURI RD BANGKAPI, HUAI KHWANG XXX XX XX – XX Rev. XX...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL SAFETY INTRODUCTION APAC Fabric Care Model Denomination (Referance Rev009) Control panel Range Features & Functions Panel Layouts and Controls UI Structure 3.5.1 Rotary Knob Behaviour 3.5.2 Keys Behaviour 3.5.3 Sounds 3.5.4 Invalid Feedback Machine States Operating Mode 3.7.1 Power On ( Note: LED lights in diagrams below are represented in Yellow.) - Page 3 3.8.1 Enable/ Disable Buzzer Sound 3.8.2 Inverted Mounting Mode 3.8.3 Working hour counter 3.8.4 Demo mode 3.8.5 Diagnostic Mode 3.8.6 Last Alarm reading WARNINGS ALARMS Alarms software management description Alarms Sumarry Tabel PRODUCT DIMENSION WIRING DIAGRAM Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00...
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Page 4: Purpose Of This Manual
1 PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL The purpose of this service manual is to provide service provider who is already authority with the repair procedures with information regarding appliances This document specifies the Diamond Plus UI levels 300 Series (TC3 and TC4) and EDR18Q2x electronic platforms to be used for UltimateCare II (GEM 2) range of venting tumble dryers The manual deals with the following topics: o Safety... -
Page 5: Safety
2 SAFETY ● Any work on electrical appliances must only be carried out by qualified personnel. ● Before carrying out work on the appliance, use suitable instruments to check that the power supply system in the house is fully efficient. ●... -
Page 6: Introduction
3 INTRODUCTION 3.1 APAC Fabric Care Model Denomination (Referance Rev009) Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00... -
Page 7: Control Panel Range
3.2 Control panel Range EDV854J3WB (EN version) EDS854J3WB (EN/TH version) EDS854N3SB (EN/VN version) Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00... -
Page 8: Features & Functions
3.3 Features & Functions This section specifies the UI features and functions in the Series 300 Venting Tumble Dryer models. Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00... -
Page 9: Panel Layouts And Controls
3.4 Panel Layouts and Controls For the APAC MEA Ultimate care II Venting Tumble Dryer 300 Series models, Series 300 is based on TC4 UI platform. Please see control panel layout . Note: All LEDs used in the control panel are White. Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. -
Page 10: Ui Structure
3.5 UI Structure The UI structure comprises of information architecture and how the features, buttons interact with each other. 3.5.1 Rotary Knob Behaviour The 300 Series vented dryer uses a 13-position rotary knob selector which consist of Power Off switchon the 12 o’clock position and 12 drying programs. Selection of program is indicated by rotating the “pointer”... -
Page 11: Sounds
3.5.3 Sounds A multi tone buzzer is provided to sound in following cases: - switching machine on and off, with 2 different short jingles; - pressing a button, with a very short “click” sound; - when a selection error occurs, with three very short “click” sounds; - when the cycle is finished, for about 2 minutes with a specific sequence of beeps;... -
Page 12: Machine States
3.6 Machine States There are 7 different states in Series 300 range. Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00... -
Page 13: Operating Mode
3.7 Operating Mode When dryer is powered On, 1. UI shows a welcome lighting animation that will play together with the sound PowerOn. 2. when animation has ended, UI shows cycle time of selected Program. Note: Animation applies to every time the user powers on the appliance, not just the first time power on. -
Page 14: Power Off
3.7.2 Power Off Powering off the appliance can be done either by turning off the main power switch or turning the rotary knob to Off (12 O’clock position). All LEDs go Off. 3.7.3 Setting Program User can turn the rotary knob to select 1 of the 12 drying cycles. 3.7.4 Setting Dryness Level User can tap on the Dryness Level option buttons to adjust the dryness levels, depending on the selected Dry program. -
Page 15: Setting Dry Temp
3.7.6 Setting Dry Temp User can tap on the Dry Temp option buttons to adjust the temperature setting. There are 3 levels options - Boost, Low, Airing, and the availability depends on the selected Dry program. The LED indicator is on the display. 3.7.7 Extra Anticrease By factory default, at the end of the drying and cooling cycle, the vented dryer will run an Anticrease phase for 1 hour. -
Page 16: Child Lock
3.7.8 Child Lock Child Lock is triggered by pressing and holding Extra Anticrease button for 2 seconds. Upon tap , play tone KeyAccept sound. Upon activation, tone KeyConfirm sound is played and “LOC” will be shown on the segmented display for 2s before going back to showing cycle duration. When Child Lock is on When Child Lock is activated, flash “LOC“... -
Page 17: Activating Delay Start
3.7.10 Activating Delay Start Tapping the Delay Start button allows user to delay the start time of the dry cycle. The display will show the delay time set (in :mm or Xh format) and both the Delay Start button LED and the Delay Start icon will light up together. Long tap and hold gesture activates the auto repeat function. -
Page 18: Cancelling Delay Start
While in Idle State, if the user adjusts any other settings after setting Delay Start, the display will reflect the updated TTE accordingly as the user taps on the option keys and the Delay icon remains lit. The cycle duration will remain on the display and not switch back to delay time. Note: Changing of program will cancel any Delay timing set and the Delay icon will be dismissed. -
Page 19: Start Cycle
3.7.12 Start Cycle After selecting the program and closing the door, pressing the Start/Pause button will start the drying cycle. The Start/Pause LED turns steady and display time then decreases and updated minute by minute. All buttons except the Start/Pause button will be disabled. When cycle is in progress, all buttons except the Start/Pause button will be disabled. - Page 20 Cycle End and Anticrease Phase When the cycle is completed, the segmented digits will change TTE to “End”. All program and settings LED indicators will go off, leaving only the segmented display, the Extra Anticrease icon (if activated) and Lint Alert icon. At the same time, Anticrease phase will start. If the buzzer is enabled, Tone CycleEnd will be played 6 times .
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Page 21: Lint Alert
End State to Idle State When in the End State, touching the control panel, turning the knob to another program or closing the door brings the appliance into Idle State, but not trigger any action. End State to Stand-By State When in the End State, appliance goes into Stand-By State if there is no activity for 5 minutes. -
Page 22: Combination Key Function
3.8 Combination Key function The following key combinations are available. FUNCTION KNOB POSITION 1ST BUTTON 2ND BUTTON ACTION Enable/Disable Buzzer Sound Tap and hold for >3s Inverted Mounting Mode Tap and hold for >5s Working hour counter Tap and hold for >5s Demo Mode Tap and hold for >5s Diagnostic Mode... -
Page 23: Inverted Mounting Mode
3.8.2 Inverted Mounting Mode The vented dryer allows for inverted wall mounting and user is able to set the dryer to an Inverted Mounting Mode through a hidden key combination. This would adjust the display to read correctly when it is wall-mounted up-side-down. To set the appliance to Inverted Mounting Mode, press and hold Extra Anticrease and Start/Pause buttons for less than 5 seconds. -
Page 24: Working Hour Counter
3.8.3 Working hour counter Using a specific procedure, the operator can display the total operating time for the appliance, which is counted from the moment it is first switched on. The unit can count up to a maximum of 65 50 hours of operating time. ●... -
Page 25: Demo Mode
3.8.4 Demo mode In the shops and exhibitions sometime it could be necessary to show to the customer the machine behavior in set-up condition and also during cycle execution. The duration of a cycle execution is in any case too long for a brief show. The Demo works in two ways: one interactive mode and one automatic loop. -
Page 26: Diagnostic Mode
3.8.5 Diagnostic Mode This mode is used in several conditions: - In factory assembly line to perform a manual test of the machine functionality - By service people to check for faults and repair the machine. Entering Diagnostic Mode To turn on demo mode, Turn program knob for off stage to the 1 Program position , then tap and hold Delay Start and Start/ Pause buttons for >5 seconds. - Page 27 User interface test Selector position: Position 1 in clockwise direction Purpose of test: To test the functionality of all lights,switches and buzzer. Activated components: All LEDs, and buzzer UI behaviour See below Working conditions: There isn’t any control to run the test (always active). Test of outputs All visible LEDs are switched on singularly and sequentially for about 300 milliseconds.
- Page 28 Mist valve test. (Only for mist model) Selector position: Position 4 in clockwise direction Purpose of test: To test the water loading from mist valve Activated components: Mist valve UI behaviour The Display report the “ΠSU” Working conditions: Turn on mist valve 3 minutes Motor turn in CW direction test Selector position: Position 5 in clockwise direction...
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Page 29: Last Alarm Reading
Last alarm and reset alarm. Selector position: Position 10 in clockwise direction Purpose of test: Display last alarm and Possible reset UI behaviour Alarm complete code is showed in the format Exx (E 4 2) on display Working conditions: ● To press “Start/Pause” for display 2 ... -
Page 30: Warnings
4 WARNINGS Buzzer sounds (regardless of configuration) on alarm presence only for warnings that are shown to user (E40,E50,E60,E70,E91) , mains supply alarms excluded (EH0). ● Buzzer sounds (also if deactivated by customer via buttons combination) with a specific sequence of 3 short beeps about every 20 seconds for maximum 5 minutes. ●... -
Page 31: Alarms
ALARMS One of the main requirements of the diagnostic system is to be transparent to the final user except for some most common warning related to the door handling and power abnormal. To increase the flexibility of the system it was introduced the possibility to enable/disable the alarms display by the machine configuration in order to cover requirement as field test context, particular countries requirement …... - Page 32 E52 - Drum Motor Alarm This alarm is set because of the motor is running without command by the cycle execute. The possible cause can be due to motor relay is short circuit or a high level of electromagnetic noise or motor fault. When this condition is detected the cycle will be stop.
- Page 33 E71 – Drying NTC Alarm This alarm is set because of the NTC reading is out of range. The possible cause can be due to NTC wiring failure, NTC fault or NTC reading circuit failure, NTC sensor is in open circuit or in short circuit. When this condition is detected the cycle will be stop.
- Page 34 E94 – Cycle configuration error There is an incongruent situation between the read checksum and the calculated one at the power-on of the machine. Differently from the E93 the checksum of the cycle configuration is divided into two parts and so the machine has to check both.
- Page 35 EB1 (EH1) – Power supply frequency out of limits Power supply period lower or higher than configured values (Rated 50Hz ± 10% or 60Hz ± 10%). The machine measures continuously the power supply period and if its value exceeds a configurable interval the machine starts the power failure management.
- Page 36 EBD (EHD) – Safety relay short circuit There is an incongruent situation between the sensing of the relay that drives the line safe relay and the output given by the microprocessor, this fault can be detected only with door opened and line safety relay switched off.
- Page 37 Or while mist valve is ON by cycle execute, this alarm is set because of line safe relay closed, triac sensing detects voltage on valve, due to triac short circuit to ground (valve or wiring), electrical noise, line safe relay problem (main board failure), triac open or short, or valve connection loose.
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Page 38: Alarms Sumarry Tabel
5.2 Alarms Sumarry Tabel Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00... - Page 39 Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00...
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Page 40: Product Dimension
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Page 41: Wiring Diagram
7 WIRING DIAGRAM Technical Support 599846267EN Rev. 00...
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