Handleiding Hoonved SP40E (pagina 20 van 21) (Engels)

Instructions for user

Ed. 10/2012

C/SP E

C D/SP D E

Via Ugo Foscolo, 1

21040 Venegono Superiore

Varese (Italy)

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DISHWASHING MACHINE

The illustrations concerning these instructions are on the inside of the back cover

36525

Mod.

C 43 E - SP 35 E

C 46 E - SP 40 E

C 46 D E - SP 40 D E

C 53 E - SP 45 E

C 53 D E - SP 45 D E

C 60 E - SP 50 E

C 60 D E - SP 50 D E

C 6 E - SP 5 E

C6 AE

C 6 D E - SP 5 D E

........................................................................................ INFORMATION FOR USERS

In accordance with the Directives 2002/95/EC, 2002/96/EC and 2003/108/EC on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous

substances in electrical and electronic equipment, and waste electrical and electronic equipment”

The “crossed out wheeled bin” symbol on the dishwasher serial number plate indicates that at the end of its useful life the product

must be collected separately from other waste.

Separate collection of dishwashers that have come to the end of their useful life is organised and managed by the distributor.

Therefore, any user wanting to dispose of this equipment must contact the distributor and use the system adopted by the latter to

allow separate collection of equipment which has reached the end of its useful life.

Suitable separate collection, followed by decommissioned dishwasher recycling, treatment and environmentally-sound disposal,

helps to avoid possible negative effects on health and the environment and promotes re-use and/or recycling of the materials of

which the equipment is made.

Owners who dispose of the product illegally will be liable to the administrative penalties envisaged by the regulations in force.

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IMPORTANT

Become thoroughly familiar with the contents of this manual before installing, setting up, adjusting and servicing dishwasher

machine Mod. C/SP E.

Only contact an authorized technical center or HOONVED in the event of breakdowns or faulty machine operation.

The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the

products whenever necessary, without affecting their

main features.

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INDEX

RAEE.................................................................... pag. 4

Important .............................................................. pag. 4

Overall dimensions.........................................pag. 8/10/12

Technical data................................................pag. 9/11/13

Decription of the controls .......................................pag. 14

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OVERALL DIMENSIONS

Model A B C D E

C 43 E - SP 35 E 430 521 680 851 280

C 46 E - SP 40 E 460 521 680 851 280

C 53 E - SP 45 E 530 600 755 940 270

C 60 E - SP 50 E 600 600 820 1005 330

C 6 E - SP 5 E 600 600 820 1005 330

43C

CYCLE

START

CHECK

10

A

B

D

C

E

9

C 43 E - SP 35 E 30/20/15 230V ~ 50/60Hz 3600 W 3200 W 2000 W 400 W

C 46 E - SP 40 E 30/20/15 230V ~ 50/60Hz 3600 W 3200 W 2000 W 400 W

SP 40 E 20/10/6 115V ~ 60Hz 1700 W 1300 W 500 W 400 W

C 53 E - SP 45 E 30/20/15 400V 3N ~ 50/60Hz 4550 W 4000 W 2000 W 550 W

30/20/15 230V ~ 50/60Hz 4550 W 4000 W 2000 W 550 W

C 60 E - SP 50 E 30/20/15 400V 3N ~ 50/60Hz 4750 W 4000 W 2000 W 750 W

30/20/15 230V 3 ~ 50/60Hz 4750 W 4000 W 2000 W 750 W

30/20/15 230V ~ 50/60Hz 4750 W 4000 W 2000 W 750 W

C 6 E - SP 5 E 30/20/15 230V ~ 50/60Hz 3550 W 3000 W 2000 W 550 W

Tank heating elem.

C 43 E - SP 35 E 12,5 l 4 l 2÷4 bar Ø 3/4"G . 2 l 120/180/240 s

C 46 E - SP 40 E 12,5 l 4 l 2÷4 bar Ø 3/4"G. 2 l 120/180/240 s

SP 40 E 12,5 l 4 l 2÷4 bar Ø 3/4"G. 2 l 180/360/600 s

C 53 E - SP 45 E 17 l 7,5 l 2÷4 bar Ø 3/4"G. 3,5 l 120/180/240 s

C60/C6- SP 50/5 E 20 l 7,5 l 2÷4 bar Ø 3/4"G. 3,5 l 120/180/240 s

C 43 E - SP 35E ø 28 mm 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C 80° ÷ 90° C

C 46 E - SP 40E ø 28 mm 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C 80° ÷ 90° C

C 53 E - SP 45E ø 31 mm 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C 80° ÷ 90° C

C 60 E - SP 50 E ø 31 mm 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C 80° ÷ 90° C

C 6 E - SP 5 E ø 31 mm 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C

Basket dimensions

C 43 E - SP 35 E 50° C < 70 dB (A) 350 x 350 mm 36 kg 41 kg

C 46 E - SP 40 E 50° C < 70 dB (A) 400 x 400 mm 37 kg 43 kg

C 53 E - SP 45 E 50° C < 70 dB (A) 450 x 450 mm 48 kg 56 kg

C 60 E - SP 50 E 50° C < 70 dB (A) 500 x 500 mm 58 kg 66 kg

C 6 E - SP 5 E 50° C < 70 dB (A) 500 x 500 mm 52 kg 60 kg

Output in baskets/hour

Total power

Boiler heating elem.

Wash pump

Electrical connection

Water cons. per c.le

Tank capacity

Water supply

Cycle length

Boiler capacity

80° ÷ 90° C

Drain pipe tting

Relative humidity

Operat.and storage te

Wash temperature

Rinse temperature

TECHNICAL DATA

Net weight

Water inlet max. temp.

Noise level

Weight of packed mac.

OVERALL DIMENSIONS

Model A B C D E

C 6AE 600 600 820 1005 330

43C

CYCLE

START

CHECK

10

A

B

D

C

E

C 6 AE 30/20/15 230V ~ 50Hz 3550 W 3000 W 2000 W 550 W

Tank heating elem.

C 6 AE 20 l 7,5 l 200÷400 kPa Ø 3/4"G. 3,5 l 180/360/600 s

C 6 AE ø 31 mm 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C 80° ÷ 90° C

C 6 AE 50° C < 70 dB (A) 500 x 500 mm 52 kg 60 kg

Output in baskets/hour

Total power

Boiler heating elem.

Wash pump

Electrical connection

Water cons. per c.le

Tank capacity

Water supply

Cycle length

Boiler capacity

Drain pipe tting

Relative humidity

Operat.and storage te

Wash temperature

Rinse temperature

TECHNICAL DATA

Net weight

Water inlet max. temp.

Noise level

Basket dimensions

Weight of packed mac.

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OVERALL DIMENSIONS

4x Ø 10

12.5

82

57

12.557

82

48C

CYCLE

START

CHECK

600

820

600

1005

567

517

350

60

55

245

A

D

C

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Electrical connection

C 60 E 20 l 7,5 l 200÷400 kPa Ø 3/4"G. 3,5 l 120/180/240 s

SP 50 E

C 60 E

ø 31 mm 5° ÷ 40° C 20 ÷ 90 % 50° ÷ 60° C 80° ÷ 90° C

SP 50 E

C 60 E

50° C < 70 dB (A) 500 x 500 mm 58 kg 66 kg

SP 50 E

C 60 E

30/20/15 400/415V 3 ~ 50Hz 4750/6750 W 4000/6000 W 2000 W 750 W

SP 50 E 440V3 ~ 60Hz 6750 W 6000 W 2000 W 750 W

230V1 ~ 50Hz 4750 W 4000 W 2000 W 750 W

230V1 ~ 60Hz 3750 W 3000 W 2000 W 750 W

Water cons. per c.le

Tank capacity

Water supply

Cycle length

Boiler capacity

Output in baskets/hour

Total power

Boiler heating elem.

Wash pump

Tank heating elem.

Drain pipe tting

Relative humidity

Operat.and storage te

Wash temperature

Rinse temperature

Net weight

Water inlet max. temp.

Noise level

Basket dimensions

Weight of packed mac.

TECHNICAL DATA

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CONTROL

PANEL

Fig. 1

LEGEND

Q1) Line button ON/OFF

S4) Regeneration button ( only for models C "D")

LRCK) CHECK led light

LTV) Tank temperature led light

LC1) SHORT cycle led light

LC2) MEDIUM cycle led light

LC1+LC2) LONG cycle led light

S9) CYCLE selection button

S3) START CYCLE button

Q1 S4

LRCK LTV

C

CHECK

LC1 LC2

S3

S9

START

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PARTICULAR RECOMMENDATIONS

FOR THE OPERATOR

- Do not operate the machine without having become fully

familiar with the contents of this manual and without having

acquired a comprehensive knowledge of the specic tech-

niques and machine controls.

- Check that the area in which the machine is to be installed is

compatible with the dimensions of the machine itself before

installing this latter.

- If this machine is a ”built in” type , pay attention that the

housing and the furnishings nearby are suitable ones ,

i.e. they have not to suffer from exposure to steam that

may come out from the machine during its functioning

and especially during the opening of the door at each

washing cycle

- Only use lifting and handling means that are suited to the

weight of the machine when this must be installed or removed

either completely or in part.

- Never allow unauthorized or unqualied personnel to start,

adjust, operate or repair the machine. Always refer to this

manual for the necessary operations.

- The mechanical parts and electrical/electronic components

situated inside the machine are protected by entirely closed

panels.

- Always ensure that the main switch has been set to the

“OFF” position before cleaning and/or servicing the machine.

This will disconnect the power source during the operator’s

intervention.

- The electrical powering system must be equipped with an

automatic release system prior to the main machine switch

and with a suitable grounding system that complies with all

the requisites established by industrial provisions for the

prevention of accidents.

- Always disconnect the power source if work must be carried

out on the main switch or in its vicinity.

- All inspections and maintenance operations requiring remo-

val of the safety guards are carried out under the complete

responsibility of the users.

These operations should therefore only be carried out by

specialized and authorized technical personnel.

- Make sure that none of the accident preventing safety de-

vices (barriers, guards, casings, microswitches, etc.) have

been tampered with and that they are all perfectly functional

before operating. These devices should be repaired if this is

not the case.

- Never remove the safety devices.

- To prevent personal risks, only use power tools that are

correctly connected to the grounding tap and that conform

to the national safety regulations.

- Never ever tamper with the electrical system or with any

other mechanism.

- Never ever use the hands or unsuitable instruments to locate

leaks from pipes. Air, uids under pressure or irritants could

cause serious damage to both persons and/or property.

- Never use the hands instead of adequate tools when operating

the machine.

- Never use the hands or other objects to stop moving parts.

- PAY THE UTMOST ATTENTION TO THE DATA PLATES

AFFIXED TO THE MACHINE WHENEVER WORKING ON

THIS OR IN THEIR NEAR VICINITY.

- The user is obliged to keep all the data plates and stickers

in a legible condition.

- Never climb on to the door or on to the top of the machine.

- It is essential for the user to replace all data plates and

stickers that may have deteriorated for any reason or that

are not clearly visible, ordering new ones from the Spares

Service.

- Contact the person in charge of maintenance in the event of

malfunctions or damage to the machine components without

proceeding with further repairs.

- It is absolutely forbidden for anyone to use the machine for

purposes other than those explicitly established and docu-

mented. The machine must always be used in the ways, times

and places dictated by common sense and the laws in force

in each country, even when there are no specic provisions

to govern the sector in the particular country of use.

- The manufacturer declines all responsibility for accidents

or damage to either persons or property as may arise

following failure to comply with either the relative safety

provisions or the instructions herein.

- These instructions, together with the provisions gover-

ning machine installation and electrical connections form

an integral part of the Accident Preventing Industrial

regulations in force in each individual country.

- THESE SAFETY PROVISIONS INTEGRATE AND DO NOT

SUBSTITUTE THE SAFETY PROVISIONS LOCALLY IN

FORCE.

- NEVER ever make hurried or inaccurate repairs that

could jeopardize the correct operation of the machine.

- ALWAYS ASK FOR HELP FROM SPECIALIZED PERSON-

NEL IN CASE OF DOUBT.

- ANY TAMPERING BY THE USER RELIEVES THE MA-

NUFACTURER FROM ALL LIABILITY, THE USER BEING

IN THIS CASE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE TOWARDS THE

COMPETENT ACCIDENT PREVENTION AUTHORITIES.

- The machine must not be used by people (chidren inclu-

ded) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities,

with lack of experience or acquaintance, unless they

could have a supervision or instruction concerning

the use of the machine, through the intermediation of a

person responsible for their safety.

- It is forbidden to clean the machine with water jets.

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Traslation from the original instructions

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Part 1: General description and Safety devices

For the operator

2.1 WASHING PHASES C/SP E

2.1.a Switching on and Preparing the machine

To switch on the machine, press the power switch (Q1)

into the ON position.

The LED indicating the last cycle selected will become

CONSTANTLY LIT (LC1 or LC2 or LC1 and LC2), as will

the CHECK LED and the tank temperature LED (LTV).

IMPORTANT

On rst switching on, LED LC2 will light up.

The boiler, and then the tank, will start to ll automatically.

Once the water level has been reached, the heating

elements will switch in, rst in the boiler, then in the tank.

Once the water in the tank reaches the correct tempera-

ture, the tank temperature LED (LTV) will go ON.

WASHING OPERATION

If not equipped with an automatic dosing system, pour

into the tank a quantity of detergent suitable for the volu

me and hardness of the water. For quantities, refer to the

specic instructions for the detergent in use.

ATTENTION

When items to be washed are encrusted with burnt

on matter, or a long time has passed between use

and washing, it is essential to carry out a pre-was

soak using a suitable softening agent.

The use of hand-washing products is to be avoided

as they could produce foam inside the machine.

IPlace the basket of items to be washed inside the machine,

having rst removed any solid waste.

2.1.b Selecting a Cycle

The duration of the washing cycle can be chosen from

three different lengths of time (SHORT, MEDIUM, LONG),

to be selected using the “CYCLE (S9)” button.

Each time the “CYCLE (S9)” button is pressed, the blue

LEDs

LC1 or LC2 or LC1 and LC2 together.

C

CHECK

2.1.c STARTING THE WASHING CYCLE

To start the washing cycle, press and hold the START (S3)

button for a few seconds, then release.

Throughout the washing cycle the LED(s) for the selected

cycle (LC1 or LC2 or LC1 and LC2 together) will FLASH.

ATTENTION

We recommend that you top up the detergent used up

by washing grease or dispersed during rinsing every 4-5

complete cycles.

The use of the machine ensures rinsing at the ideal tem-

perature for hygienic purposes every time;

Indeed, if the temperature is not sufcient the wash will

be automatically prolonged so as to ensure the necessary

conditions of optimum rinsing at 85°C.

The waiting time required to attain optimum temperature

can extend to a maximum of 8 minutes.

While this is taking place, the CHECK LED will FLASH

RAPIDLY until the end of the cycle. To reset the ashing,

switch the machine off and back on using the power

switch (Q1) .

2.1.d Interrupting the cycle

1) It is possible to interrupt the washing cycle momentarily

by opening the door, this is an EMERGENCY measure:

the cycle LEDs (

LC1 or LC2 or LC1 and LC2 together)

will start to FLASH, alternating with the CHECK LED.

On closing the door, operations will resume from the point

in which they stopped.

2) The cycle can also be interrupted by SWITCHING the

machine’s power switch (Q1) to the OFF position.

3) On switching the machine back on, the LED indicating

the last cycle selected will light up.

At the end of the washing cycle, take out the basket

and shake it gently so as to remove the last drops

left on the washed items.

Allow items to dry and remove them from the basket with

clean hands.

Store all items on hygienic and completely stable surfaces.

2.1.e Manual Draining

It is possible to drain the water from the tank at any time

during the day, according to the waste accumulated.

To carry out this operation, proceed as follows:

- Switch the machine’s power switch (Q1) to the OFF

position and release the overow, allowing all the water

to drain from the tank;

- Remove the tank lters (22/23) and clean;

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For the operator

Manual draining for machines with drainage pump

For machines tted with a drainage pump it is possible

to empty the tank by carrying out the manual draining cycle,

during which only the drainage pump remains active.

IMPORTANT

This cycle can only be carried out by leaving the ma-

chine SWITCHED ON with the tank full of water and the

door OPEN.

Having released the overow, press and hold the

START (S3) button until the LED LC2 and CHECK

together) begins to FLASH, and then release the

START (S3) button;

The DRAINAGE CYCLE will begin.

IMPORTANT

By pressing the START (S3) button or switching

the power switch (Q1) to OFF, you can interrupt the

drainage cycle before the preset time is up;

to restart the interrupted cycle, press START (S3)

again.

When the LC2 LED (blue) lights up CONSTANTLY,

the drainage cycle is nished.

At the end of the cycle, restore the lters (22/23) and the

overow (21) to their respective positions.

2.1.f Switching off at the end of the day

At the end of the working day SWITCH OFF the ma-

chine by pressing the power switch (Q1) into the

OFF position.

Switch off the mains switch feeding the machine and

close the water supply taps.

For any repairs, contact only assistance centres au-

thorised by the manufacturer.

Warnings during the operation

1) Ensure that the washing temperature remains at

approx. 55-60°C;

2) Avoid immersing bare hands in the detergent-lled

water; if this should happen, rinse immediately and

thoroughly with running water;

3) Use only anti-foaming detergents, specics for use in

industrial machines;

4) Deactivate the machine in case of break-down or mal-

function.

For any repairs, contact only assistance centres autho-

rised by the manufacturer, and insist on the use of

original parts.

5) In no case should you change the the original formu-

lations without rst consulting an authorised assis-

tance centre;

6) When the machine is operating, do not open the door

too rapidly.

7) Wash tank water should be changed at least twice a

day or according to daily wash requirements.

Failure to follow the above warnings may compromise

the safety of the washing machine.

Any unsatisfactory results from washing can be seen

when traces of dirt are left on dishes or other items; any

water marks may be caused by insufcient rinsing.

In this case, ensure that the rinsing nozzles (24) ar

clean and that there is pressure in the water system.

If there are traces of waste, ensure that:

- The lters (22) (23) are clean;

- the water temperature is around 60°C;

- items are correctly positioned in the basket;

- the washing/rinsing nozzles are clean;

- the arms (24) (25) rotate freely.

2.1.g RESIN REGENERATION OPERATION

( for model C D-SP D only)

We recommend that you carry out regeneration when all

work is nished.

First of all, ensure that there is coarse cooking salt in the

salt container, and proceed as follows:

1. unscrew the salt container plug (28) and pour in 1 Kg of

coarse cooking salt.

2. Screw the plug (28) down tight, to ensure that the con-

tainer is completely sealed.

On reaching the set number of cycles,

The CHECK LED will ash;

this indicates that it is time to carry out regeneration.

The signal that the set number of cycles has been reached

can only be deactivated by starting the regeneration cycle

(regenerate button

(S4))

REGENERATION OPERATIONS

With the machine SWITCHED ON (the power switch (Q1)

in the ON position), and the tank EMPTY (release the over-

ow) and the door CLOSED, press and hold the regenerate

button (S4) Fig. 1 ,until the CHECK LED (blue) FLASHES.

The REGENERATION CYCLE will begin, and the CHECK

LED will ash continuously.

The machine will now automatically carry out all the neces-

sary operations for a MAXIMUM of 20 mins, during which

the machine cannot be used.

ATTENTION

Opening the door during the cycle will stop the regenera-

tion cycle; the CHECK LED will start to ash RAPIDLY;

on closing the door the cycle will resume from where it

was stopped.

IMPORTANT

The cycle can be stopped at any time by pressing and

holding the regenerate button (S4) until the CHECK LED

(blue) LIGHTS UP CONSTANTLY.

To restart the cycle, press the regenerate button (S4) again;

(the cycle will resume from where it was stopped).

When the CHECK LED lights up CONSTANTLY, the

regeneration cycle is nished.

The machine is now ready for use again.

ATTENTION

Programming of cycles for the start-up of regeneration

should be carried out by authorised technicians only (see

Part 3: Reserved for technicians, paragraph 3.2 Setting

cycles for REGENERATION PROMPT).

CHECK

C

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For the operator

2.2 CLEANING (Fig. 10)

2.2.a General information

Strict compliance with the maintenance instructions in this

section will keep your machine in a good working condition

and will notably reduce the need for repairs.

ATTENTION

If any machine component becomes faulty, FIRST CHECK

that all the instructions given in the previous paragraphs

have been complied with during use.

Repairs must be carried out immediately, as soon as the

fault occurs. This will prevent the trouble from becoming

worse and damaging other parts.

ATTENTION

It is forbidden to clean the machine with water jets.

ATTENTION

Daily operations to carry out when work has ended, with

the machine OFF , the main circuit-breaker disconnected,

the water cocks off and the washing tub empty.

1. Thoroughly clean the inside parts of the machine.

2. Remove the lter (22) from the bottom of the machine

by releasing the overow (21).

3. Remove the suction protection (23).

4. Wash the lters under running water and t them cor-

rectly back in their housings.

ATTENTION

Frequently check and clean the spraying units, removing

them from their housings and eliminating any dirt and

fouling. The frequency with which this operation must be

carried out depends on the quantity of dirt or on the unsa-

tisfactory washing results. Never use corrosive products

like sodium hypochlorite (bleach) or hydrochloric acid, wire

wool or steel brushes to clean either the inside or outside

parts of the machine.

2.3. PREVENTION MAINTENANCE (Fig. 10)

The preventive maintenance operations must be carried

out with the machine OFF, the main circuit-breaker di-

sconnected, the water delivery cocks off and the washing

tub empty.

2.3.a Checking and cleaning the spray arms and

nozzles (Fig. 10)

Periodically check to make sure that the lower washing

arm and rinsing arm (24/25) and their relative nozzles are

not clogged (26/27).

Cleaning the lower/upper unit

1. Unscrew the ring nut and lift the arm (24/25).

2. Wash the washing and rinsing arm.

If the nozzles (27) are clogged, unscrew them to de-

mount and clean, taking care to prevent the shape of

the nozzle from being deformed. After cleaning, t the

nozzles exactly back in their original positions.

3. Remount all parts by complying with the above instruc-

tions in reverse.

2.4 DESCALING

Where hard water is present lime scale deposits will for

in the machine and on dishes, which must, for reasons

of hygiene, be removed by descaling.

Advice on operation procedures and frequency for this

treatment are generally given by the detergent supplier,

who can provide suitable products.

In order to avoid damaging the machine, do not

exceed recommended doses, follow the detergent

producer’s directions scrupulously and, having

nished operations, rinse thoroughly.

2.5 TEMPORARY STOPPAGE

If the machine is to be left inactive for a period of some

weeks, it is advisable beforehand to load the tank and

run a few empty cycles with clean water then drain, so

as to avoid the formation of unpleasant odours.

If necessary, repeat the process several times until the

water is still clean after washing.

If the stoppage is to be very long, it is advisable to

drain the water from the boiler and from the electric

pump.

2.6 DEMOLITION and DISPOSAL

When the machine is to be scrapped, drain the water

from the tank and from the boiler, as indicated in the

points above, and disconnect the machine from the wa-

ter

and electricity supply networks, then dispose of the

components according to current regulations, respect-

ing

national and local ecological and environmental

legislation, and taking care to separate the parts as

follows:

- metallic parts: body work, surfaces, panels, lters;

- electrical parts: motors, remote switches, micro-

switches, cabling;

- plastic parts: connectors, baskets;

- rubber parts: tubes, couplings

2.7 SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE

It is advisable to subject the machine to scheduled

maintenance every 6 months.

The producer declines all responsibility for any

printing errors contained in this booklet.

The instructions, drawings, tables and everything else

in this manual are of a condential technical nature.

For this reason, none of the information may be either

completely or partially duplicated or disclosed to

third parties without prior written authorization from

HOONVED which is the sole proprietor and which

reserves the right to make any modications as may

be considered necessary without advance warning.

30

ENGLISH

For the operator

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEMS CAUSES SOLUTIONS

The machine fails to

come on.

The machine does not ll

with water

Insufcient washing

Insufcient rinsing.

Main switch disconnected.

Water cock shut.

Fill pipe lter dirty.

Rinsing nozzles clogged.

Overow pipe incorrectly inserted.

Washing lter dirty.

Washing nozzles clogged.

Washing rod clogged.

Insufcient or no detergent.

Machine temperature not reached.

Washing conditions insufcient.

Rinsing nozzles clogged.

Boiler clogged with scaling.

Low mains pressure (less than 200 kPa).

Temperature insufcient.

Incorrectly positioned nozzles or

nozzles deformed.

Turn on the switch.

Turn on the cock.

Detach the ll pipe (12 Fig. 6) and clean the lter (13).

Unscrew and clean the nozzles (27 Fig. 10) under running

water.

Make sure that the overow pipe (21 Fig. 10) has been

correctly inserted.

Clean the lter (22/23 Fig. 10).

Demount and clean the washing nozzles under running

water (26).

Demount and clean the rod (24 Fig. 10).

Top up the detergent in the canister and check its concen-

tration.

Wait until the tank water has reached the right temperature

(50°C).

Make sure that the washing phase takes place correctly.

Unscrew the nozzles (27 Fig. 10) and clean them under

running water.

Contact the after-sales service.

Wait until the pressure returns or purchase a pressure pump.

Contact the after-sales service.

Make sure that the nozzles are in their correct positions.

Replace any damaged ones.

SUMMARY TABLE of CYCLE LED CHECK SIGNALS

MACHINE STATUS CYCLE LED CHECK

Machine OFF OFF

Machine on line but STAND/BY ON CONSTANT

CYCLE: washing, pause, rinsing ON CONSTANT

ALARM: lack of heating RAPID flashing

ALARM: door open RAPID flashing

Manual drain RAPID flashing

Regeneration cycle SLOW flashing

*REGENERATION ALARM SLOW flashing

* Can only be stopped by starting the regeneration cycle, or if it has not been

programmed at all.

Fig. 5

16

11

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

15

13

12

14

12

9

Type

R

S/N

IP

kW

V Hz

kW

kW max.

A

Pressione dinamica alimentazione idraulica

Pression dynamique arriveè d'eau

Dynamic pressure water supply

Dynamischer Druck Wassereinlauf

Pression Dinamica Alimentaction Hidrica

Pressione idraulica vapore saturo

Pression dynamique vapeur saturee

Dynamic pressure satured stream

Dynamischer Druck gesattlgter Dampf

Pression Dinamica Vapor Saturado

200 kPa (2 bar)

400 kPa (4 bar)

{

max

min

{

max

min

A

Made

In Italy

56000

Mod.

Calda / Fredda

Chaude / Froid

Warm / Cold

Warm / Kald

Caliente / Fria

55° / 12° C

M

HOONVED S.r.l.

Via U. Foscolo, 1

Venegono Sup.re (VA) ITALY

X1

www.hoonved.com

Fig. 10

C 43/46 E

SP 35/40 E

26

22

25

27

21

24

C 53/60 E

SP 45/50 E

C 6 E/SP 5 E

C 68 E/SP 68 E

28

21

23

22

24

26

25

27

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