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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
BAD CLEANING RESULT
First check if:
•
the water level is correct (see chapter 12)
•
there is foam in the water (see chapter 12)
•
the water is regularly changed (see chapter 11)
•
the amount of ShotMedium is correct (see chapter 11)
•
original ShotMedium is being used (see chapter 5)
•
foreign detergents has been used (see chapter 4)
Then check if:
•
the flush pipes (see pictures 5 and 6) are blocked
•
the hoses connecting the pump with the flush pipes have
worked themselves loose from either the pump or the
flush pipes
•
FOR W12: the dynamic flush pipe (see picture 6) is moving
(if not, contact your dealer)
If all the above items are correct, then contact your dealer for
examination of the internals in the pump. This could be the
case as the machine approaches 20,000 wash cycles.
FLUSH PIPES ARE BLOCKED
A flush pipe (see pictures 5 and 6) may be blocked for the
following reasons:
•
A valve cap or other foreign object has got trapped in the
nozzle of the flush pipe
•
The machine has been operating with too low water level
•
There is too much ShotMedium in the machine
•
Non approved plastic beads has been used
•
There is foam in the water because a non-approved
detergent has been used
•
There is foam in the water because it is very dirty
To check if a flush pipe is blocked, put a finger or a piece of
soft hose into the nozzle (see picture 18).
In case a pipe is blocked, dismantle the shovel (see picture 18).
PLEASE NOTE: Left and right shovels are different from
each other, see picture 16. Do not mix them!
A mix up could lead to damages on wheels!
Remove the two M6 nuts, remove the rubber nozzle and clear
the blocked pipe by means of compressed air. If needed, extend
your air gun with the enclosed air hose and work it all the way
down towards the pump (see picture 18 and 19).
Caution: Please read chapter 3, Safety Information
before removing the MotorCompartmentDoor.
Then start a short wash cycle to clean out the pipes and finally
fit the flush nozzle and shovel back into place.
If a valve cap or some other object blocks the pipes repeatedly,
this must be removed from the ShotMedium.
Again, it's strongly recommend that the valve cap is
removed from the wheel before washing as it can cause
operational disturbances if it falls off during the wash cycle (see
chapter 7).
230312-EN rev.5 2016-09-21
W10 & W12
DISPLAY MESSAGES
Error
Text on display
code
A002 Main phase
missing
A003 Main phase order Switch two phases in supply
A004 Pump motor
overcurrent
A005 Rotation motor
overcurrent
A007 Mixer motor
overcurrent
A011 Board
over temperature
A015 Door is open
A017 Arm stall
A019 Fuse MF3
overload
A020 Fuse MF4
overload
A023 Pump motor
phase missing
A024 Rotation motor
phase missing
A025 Mixer motor
phase missing
A026 Pump motor off
current failure
A027 Misc sensor off
current failure
B028 Heater
undercurrent
A029 Heater
overcurrent
A030 Water
temperature
sensor failure
A031 Water
over temperature
A040 Arm not in start
position
See chapter 10.5.9 Alarm Log
Action
Check supply cable, wall outlet
and fuses.
plug.
Check that the pump wheel isn't
stuck. Contact your Sales Rep.
Check that the drive roll rotates
smoothly. Contact your Sales
Rep.
Check that the mixer axle runs
smoothly.
Check ventilation, temperature
and dust around electric box. Let
the machine cool down and try
again.
Close the door. If door is closed,
check door sensor.
Check that dynamic arm runs
smoothly. Contact your Sales
Rep.
Check door sensor and cable.
Check air blow solenoid valve
and cable.
Check that cable to pump motor
is not damaged.
Check that cable to rotation
motor is not damaged.
Check that cable to mixer motor
is not damaged.
Call your Sales Rep.
Call your Sales Rep.
Check that cable to heater is not
damaged.
Check that cable to heater is not
damaged.
Check that tempsensor cable to
heater is not damaged.
Check that cable to heater is not
damaged.
Check that dynamic arm is not
stuck then run self test.
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