grandimpianti WFEC 8 Instructions Pour L'installation Et Mode D'emploi page 18

Pressure on the start push-button also causes
the timer to commence the countdown to the
end of the cycle (see also function F9 in
paragraph 7.3 SETTINGS).
Such time values are those that the
machine has stored in previous equivalent
cycles. Therefore they are not binding but
represent a mere reference.
Each time the push-buttons are pressed the
machine will beep shortly and it will beep
for 15 seconds at the end of the cycle. It is
however possible to stop the buzzer by
pressing the "_" push button or even inhibit
the buzzer altogether through programming
(see 7.3, function F5).
How to change a cycle in progress
If a wrong cycle has been started it is possible
to change the selection within the first two
minutes of operation. The display showing
the cycle number actually blinks for two
minutes after cycle start, to indicate that it is
possible to change the selection by pressing
the SEL push-button. After the SEL button
is pressed the next cycle will start and again
it will be possible to switch to the next
selection until the desired cycle is reached.
Cycle change occurs quickly after the SEL
push-button is pressed and repeated starts
and stops are avoided.
Alarm and fault signalling
When faults arise (voltage drop,
overtemperature, water level error) the
washing machine notifies the user by a
number of alarms that appear on the front
panel DISPLAY. All alarm details are dealt
with in the"ALARMS" chapter.
How to correct tub water level reading
Under normal conditions, water level reading
needn't be corrected, but when special
installation factors like elevation ask for it, it
is possible to set the zero level value in the
tub as follows:
1) Open the door.
2) Check that the tub is empty visually.
3) Hold the "+" and "-" keys down
simultaneously for at least 5 seconds.
4) The DISPLAY will read "CA LI b"
5) Confirm the value read by the card
pressing the PROG push-button.
6) The BUZZER will give out a beep and
the DISPLAYS will return to their
normal functions.
If the water level is corrected, the procedure
has been carried out correctly. Otherwise the
machine will keep the zero value previously
stored
7.2 CYCLE STEPS
The leds on the right part of the control
display indicate the various cycle steps, i.e.
from top to bottom:
1. YELLOW LED: STOP – The wash
cycle is over or the machine has just
been switched on
2. GREEN LED: SOAK – Soak step
underway (when scheduled)
3. GREEN LED: PREWASH – Prewash
step underway (when scheduled)
4. GREEN LED: WASH - Wash step
underway
5. GREEN LED: RINSE 1/RINSE 3 –
Rinse underway (any between 1 and 3)
6. GREEN LED: SPIN – Final or
intermediate spin underway (blinks
when slowing down)
7. GREEN LED: DISTRIB. – Distribution
step underway.
The leds blink when the machine is going
through a transitional intake or drain stage.
The intermittence stops when the machine
has reached the next step.
As soon as the cycle is over the YELLOW
LED goes on and the door is automatically
unlocked: then it will be possible to open the
door using the handle and pick the clean
laundry.
CAUTION! Never force the door open.
Open by hand only after it has been
unlocked.
At any rate, before opening the door make
sure that the drum has stopped, the water has
been drained and the temperature inside the
drum is below 40°C (take a look at the
temperature display). Should a potential drop
occur, open the door by pulling the manual
puller downwards (see fig. 2). To reach the
manual puller it is necessary to unscrew and
withdraw the machine's lower front panel.
After the door has been unlocked manually,
open it using the handle as explained above
and then put the panel back in place.
7.3 SETTING PARAMETERS
Besides the "START" and "ECONOMY"
push-buttons, the machine has 4 more buttons
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for cycle selection and special functions (see
6.1).
With the door closed, before the cycle is
started, the programming mode can be
entered by pressing the "PROG" push-button.
The time display will then blink "Pr" and the
remaining two displays will go off.
Pressing "PROG" again will cause the display
to read "F1" (on the time display), which stands
for the first function that applies to cycle 1.
Press "PROG" again to pass on to "F2", and
so on to the last function, "Ci".
Press "PROG" once more to exit the
programming mode and save the changes.
WARNING: if a potential drop should
occur during a programming session,
changes will not be saved and it will be
necessary to repeat the programming
procedure from the beginning.
When a cycle is underway, the "PROG" key
causes the machine to pause and does not
give access the programming mode.
The PROG key so stops the cycle at whatever
stage except the spinning step.
The DISPLAYS will then read "PAUSE"
and the machine will stay like this until the
"START" key is pressed and the cycle is
resumed.
Attention!
-)This function is available only when a
cycle is in progress.
-)Pauses cause heating to go off too, which
means that long stops will cause the
temperature to drop.
PROGRAMMING
Options F0, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8,
F9 and Ci can be enabled singly and cycle by