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Domus DFI-25 M General Instruction For Installation Use And Maintenance

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
FOR INSTALATION, USE
AND MAINTENANCE
WASHER-EXTRACTORS
HIGH SPEED
DFI-25 M
P-537091

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  • Page 1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE WASHER-EXTRACTORS HIGH SPEED DFI-25 M P-537091...
  • Page 2 DFI 25 M 1286 1083 1213 A = Electric hose B = Cold water inlet C = Hot water inlet D= Drainage E = Steam outlet F = Steam inlet G = Decalcified water inlet H = Dispenser electric hose J = Cold water inlet Fig.
  • Page 3 Fig. 3 Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 A=Mains tap; B=Filter; C=Hose; A.C. = Hot water; A.F.= Cold Water; A.D.= Decalcified water Fig. 6 Fig. 7 A = Mains tap B = Filter A = Drainage elbow B = Clamp...
  • Page 4 400 V 3N Fig. 8a 230 V 3 Fig. 8b Fig. 9 TRANSFORMER...
  • Page 5 DFI – 25 M A = Pre-wash detergent B = Washing detergent C = Bleach D = Softener E = Neutralizer Fig. 10 Fig. 11...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    INDEX Page 1.- INSTALLATION ......................6 1.1.- Installation diagram ....................6 1.2.- Positioning........................6 1.3.- Water connection......................6 1.4.- Steam connection......................6 1.5.- Drainage ........................6 1.6.- Electrical connection ....................7 1.7.- Dispenser connection....................7 1.8.- Technical specifications ..................... 8 2.- USE ............................

  • Page 7: Installation

    1.- INSTALLATION 1.1.- Installation diagram See Figure 1 1.2.- Positioning The washing machine must be firmly secured on the floor, which will support the its weight and the residual force generated while spinning. After unpacking the washing machine, the pieces that secure the free-floating part and the chassis during transportation should be removed.

  • Page 8: Electrical Connection

    1.6.- Electrical connection Access the connections terminal strip dismantling the section switch and removing its cover; fix the cable sleeve in the rear panel. Connect the terminal strip and check that the connections correspond to the operating voltage (Fig. 8). Put an autonomous power switch (I) into the mains socket, with a minimum distance between contacts of at least 3 mm.

  • Page 9: Technical Specifications

    1.8.- Technical specifications Model DFI – 25 M Drum capacity litres Drum diameter Drum depth Entrance diameter Height 1495 Width 1083 Depth 1238 Net weight Washing speed Spin speed G Factor Motor output Heating output Heating output Maximum absorbed power Maximum absorbed power Maximum absorbed power Drainage...

  • Page 10: Controls

    2.-USE 2.1.-Controls Figure 10 shows the washing machine's control panel with a programmable microprocessor. Screen (1) Each screen has 4 lines and 20 characters. When selecting a wash programme, its main characteristics are shown on the screen; and once the programme has started, information relating to the wash programme status and function is shown on the screen.

  • Page 11: Programme Selection

    2.2.-Programme selection When the washing turns on, the last programme carried out appears on the screen, indicating its number and name, as well as its main characteristics. For example, if programme number one is selected: P1:WHITES 90 ºC Pre-wash Temperature: 40 ºC START to commence The first line on the screen indicates the programme number (P1) and its name...

  • Page 12: Programme Operation

    2.4.-Programme operation In order to carry out a wash programme, the following steps should be followed: Put the dirty clothes in the washing machine drum Close the washing machine door. Select the desired programme. Press the START key. Once the programme has started, information relating to the ongoing programme's status and function is shown on the screen.
  • Page 13 Then the following phase begins, in this case the wash phase, as can be observed in the following Figure: P2:WHITES/COLOUREDS 60 ºC Wash Temperature: 60 ºC Filling... While the programme is running the next keys on the control panel may be pressed, activating different functions in each case: START key: the programme stops, it is paused.

  • Page 14: Programme End

    Before starting up the programme, the initial phase of a programme can be selected. If we press the INFO key: →SEE PHASES DELAYED START PROGRAMMING CONFIGURATION If we press ENTER, a screen appears with all the phases. → Pre-wash 30 ºC Wash 60 ºC Rinse...

  • Page 15: Main Menu

    2.6.- Main menu With the washing machine on, press the info. key. → SEE PHASES DELAYED PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING CONFIGURATION 2.6.1- See phases If ENTER is pressed, a screen appears with the phase we are currently in. → Pre-wash Washing Rinse Rinse 2.6.2- Delayed programming Before starting up the programme, the initial time of a programme can be selected.

  • Page 16: Configuration

    2.6.3- Configuration With the washing machine on, press the INFO key: → SEE PHASES DELAYED PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING CONFIGURATION Press the DEC (∨) key three times to select the CONFIGURATION option and, then press ENTER: →OPTIONS LANGUAGE ºC/F MODEL As can be seen in the figure, the configuration menu has four options. With the INC (∧) and DEC (∨) keys and pressing “ENTER”, any of the options is selected.

  • Page 17: Degrees ºc/ºf

    2.6.3.2. Language Once the LANGUAGE option has been selected, press ENTER: Spanish French English German With the DEC (∨) key you access more screens: →Italian Portuguese User With the INC (∧) and DEC (∨) keys any of the 5 languages can be selected: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.

  • Page 18: Error Messages

    2.7.- Error messages On the washing machine screen, warning or fault messages can be displayed during or after the execution of a wash programme. Except in the event of a power cut-off, the washing machine will be paused (drainage valve off, motor off, etc.) waiting for the user to intervene. The messages shown are explained below: Power cut-off Message:...
  • Page 19 Heating system fault Message: ALARM E5 “FAULT HEATING” Meaning: This message is shown when, in spite of activating the heating output, the water temperature has not increased during a certain preestablished period of time. Options: - Press ENTER: the programme continues to operate in the next phase. - Press ADVANCE: the programme continues to operate in the next phase.
  • Page 20 Maximum temperature Message: ALARM E6 “MAX. TEMP.” Meaning: This message is displayed when water temperature has exceeded 95 ºC. Options: - Press ENTER: the programme continues to operate. - Press ESC: programme ends. Maximum water level Message: ALARM E8 “MAX. WATER LEVEL” Meaning: This message is displayed when the water level has exceeded the safety limit.
  • Page 21 Water in tub Message: ALARM E12 “WATER IN TUB” Meaning: This message is displayed when a programme execution is finished but there is still water inside the tub. The door can not be opened until the water is drained from the tub. Options: - Press ESC: programme ends.
  • Page 22 Communication error 2 Message: ALARM E21 “COMMUNICAT. ERROR 2” Meaning: This message appears when a communication fault occurs between the programmer and the balancer plate. Options: - press ENTER: The programme continues - Press ESC: programme ends. Gauge connection Message: ALARM E22 “CONNECT.

  • Page 23: Washing Hints

    Error detector Message: ALARM E25-18 “ERROR DETECTOR” Meaning: This message appears when the detector does not read the turning of the drum. Options: - Press ENTER: The programme continues - Press ESC: programme ends. 2.8.- Washing hints − -Pour the correct measure of detergent, fabric softener and bleach into the dispenser drawer, as indicated by the manufacturer.

  • Page 24: Maintenance

    3.- MAINTENANCE − -Daily remove any traces of detergent or liquids from the dispenser drawer. − -Never use abrasive detergents for cleaning; use only water and soap. − -Clean the water inlet filters and the external dispenser conducts once a month. −...

  • Page 25: Faults

    3.2.- Faults PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Spring or shock absorber breakage. Change them Micro is in the wrong position. Position it correctly Micro cable loose. Tie it correctly Micro stop loose. Tighten the screws Spinning with excessive Faulty gauge sensor. Change gauge movement or no spin.

  • Page 26: Normal Programmes

    4.- NORMAL PROGRAMMES Name: Whites 90 ºC Programme number: 1 Block number: Name: Pre-wash Wash Rinse 1 Rinse 2 Rinse 3 Spin Spin Stop programme: Speed: 45 rpm 45 rpm 45 rpm 45 rpm 500 rpm 45 rpm 900 rpm Rate: M=12”, P=3”...
  • Page 27 Name: Whites/coloureds 60 ºC Whites/coloureds 40 ºC Whites/coloureds 30 ºC Whites/coloureds Cold Programme number: 2 to 5 Block number: 7/8/8/8 9/10/11/12 Name: Pre-wash Wash Rinse 1 Rinse 2 Rinse 3 Spin Spin Stop programme: Speed: 45 rpm 45 rpm 45 rpm 45 rpm 500 rpm 45 rpm...
  • Page 28 Name: Synthetics 60 ºC Synthetics 40 ºC Synthetics 30 ºC Synthetics Cold Programme number: 6 to 9 Block number: 13/14/14/14 15/16/17/18 Name: Pre-wash Wash Rinse 1 Rinse 2 Rinse 3 Spin Spin Stop programme: Speed: 45 rpm 45 rpm 45 rpm 45 rpm 500 rpm 45 rpm...
  • Page 29 Name: Delicates 40 ºC Delicates 30 ºC Delicates Cold Programme number: 10 to 12 Block number: 23/24/25 Name: Pre-wash Wash Rinse 1 Rinse 2 Rinse 3 Spin Stop programme: Speed: 40 rpm 40 rpm 40 rpm 40 rpm 40 rpm 900 rpm Rate: M=8”, P=6”...
  • Page 30 Name: Woollens 30 ºC Cold woollens Programme number: 13 and 14 Block number: 28/29 Name: Wash Rinse 1 Rinse 2 Rinse 3 Spin Stop programme: Speed: 40 rpm 40 rpm 40 rpm 40 rpm 500 rpm Rate: M=4”, P=12” M=4”, P=12” M=4”, P=12”...
  • Page 31 Name: Fast spin Low spin Programme number: 15 and 16 Block number: 34/33 Name: Spin Stop programme: Speed: 900/500 rpm Rate: Hot water inlet: Cold water inlet: Decalcified water inlet: Level: Filling movement: Temperature: Thermal stop: Time: 6/2 min. Dosage 1: Dosage 2: Dosage 3: Dosage 4:...
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