INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MACHINES
LS-11 / LS-14 / LS-19 / LS-26 / LS-36 / LS-45 / LS-62 / LS-125

TS-11 / TS-14 / TS-19 / TS-26

RS-11 / RS-14 / RS-19 / RS-26 /RS-36 / RS-62

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0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................... 2

1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................... 3
2 USE ............................................................................................................................................. 3
2.1 Recomendations for use ............................................................................................... 3
2.2 Using the dispenser ....................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Machine features ............................................................................................................. 3
3 INTERFACE ............................................................................................................................... 4
3.1 Screen OFF OPL .............................................................................................................. 4
3.2 Main Screen OPL ............................................................................................................. 4
3.3 Run screen OPL............................................................................................................... 5
4 PROGRAMMES ........................................................................................................................ 8
4.1 Cycle parameters ............................................................................................................ 8
4.1.1 Parameters for soak, prewash, wash or rinse cycles: ......................................... 8
4.1.2 Parameters for spin cycles: ..................................................................................... 9
4.2 Cycle library.................................................................................................................... 10
4.3 Programme library ........................................................................................................ 12
4.4 Model parameters ......................................................................................................... 17
4.5 Template for customized programs ......................................................................... 18
5 CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................. 19
5.1 Programme management............................................................................................ 19
5.1.1 My programmes ....................................................................................................... 20
5.1.2 Programme library ................................................................................................... 20
5.1.3 Cycle library.............................................................................................................. 22
5.2 Configure System ......................................................................................................... 22
5.2.1 HUD configuration ................................................................................................... 24
6 MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................................... 26
6.1 Electrical and mechanical irregularities ................................................................. 26
6.2 Warnings ......................................................................................................................... 26
7 NAVIGATION CAM ................................................................................................................ 30

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0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
In order to reduce the risk of electrical shocks or injury when using the appliance, the basic
precautions should be observed, including the following:
 READ all the instructions prior to using the appliance and KEEP THEM in an easily accessible
place for reference in the event of doubt.
 Do NOT wash clothes which have been previously treated, washed, soaked or stained with
petrol, dry cleaning solvents, or other inflammable or explosive substances, as these give off
vapours which may catch fire or explode.
 Do NOT add petrol, dry cleaning solvents or other inflammable substances to the washing water.
These substances give off vapours which could catch fire or explode.
 In some conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in a hot water system which has not been
used for more than two weeks. Hydrogen gas is explosive. If the hot water system has not been
used for a while, before using the washing machine turn on all the hot water taps and let the
water run for a few minutes. This will release any accumulated hydrogen gas. As the gas is
inflammable, do not smoke or use naked flames during this operation.
 Do NOT allow children to play in or on the appliance. Children should be strictly supervised when
in the vicinity of a machine which is operating.
 Remove the door from the appliance before disposal or before leaving it out of service.
 DO NOT TRY TO OPEN THE DOOR if the drum is moving.
 Do NOT install or store the appliance in the open.
 Do NOT try to force the controls.
 Do not repair or replace parts of the appliance or carry out any servicing unless recommended to
do so in the User Instruction Manual. Make sure that you fully understand the instructions and
have the necessary skills to carry out the operations described.
 Do NOT remove any safety device or modify any components in the washing machine. DO NOT
INSTALL components not belonging to the machine in the appliance.
 Failure to comply with any of the instructions given in the Instruction Manual may result in
personal injury to the user. It is no possible to provide for all possible situations and contingencies
with warnings about risk and hazards. Therefore, any person involved in the transportation,
installation, use or maintenance of the machine should always employ common sense, caution
and care.
 Do NOT use the machine unless all the covers and guards are correctly fitted and secured.
 The distributor (vendor) MUST correctly instruct the user during commissioning.
 Pour the correct doses of detergent, fabric softener and lay into the dispenser drawer, as
indicated by the manufacturer. Heed tips concerning the treatment of different materials given by
the manufacturers.
 Daily remove any traces of detergent or liquids from the dispenser drawer. Never use powdered
or abrasive detergents for cleaning; use only water and soap.
 Clean the water inlet filters and the external dispenser conducts once a month.
 Never clean the exterior by water injection; functional parts of the machine could damage.
 If the washing machine is to be idle for long periods, apply a coat of Vaseline oil to all its stainless
steel surfaces.
 An annual general revision is recommended.

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1 INTRODUCTION
Dear customer,
Thank you for the confidence you have placed in our product. We hope it meets your needs.
The guarantee does not cover damage to glass components, or consumables (seals, bulbs, etc.) nor
damage to insulation material or damage due to the incorrect installation of the appliance, or to
inappropriate use, inadequate maintenance or poor repair processes.
This appliance is subject to changes and modifications for its technical progress.

2 USE

2.1 Recomendations for use

This machine has been designed to wash or treat most materials. Its use for other purposes than
those given is considered as undue and dangerous.
The machine should be loaded with the nominal load, smaller or bigger loads should be avoided.
Clothes should not be washed in sacks or cloth bags. If this is absolutely necessary, make sure the
machine is loaded to the nominal load to avoid possible unbalanced loads.
Canvas, waterproof items, mops, carpets or rugs should not be spun.
When a programme ends, before allowing the door to be opened, the clothes are untangled during 30
seconds. An acoustic signal when the door can be opened after this process.

2.2 Using the dispenser

Add washing products to each compartment and close dispenser cover.

Powdered detergent for prewash

Powdered detergent for wash
Liquid softener
Liquid whitener (bleach)

2.3 Machine features

The machine is controlled using a microprocessor able to adapt to the needs of each user.
The machine has an intelligent control to control the water temperature; if hot water is available, it
should be connected. The machine adjusts the different water inputs to maintain the programmed
temperature.
It has intelligent control for spin cycle management. The washing machine controls any unbalanced
loads and manages the spin to ensure a good spin, reducing noise and extending the useful life of
wearable components, thus significantly reducing fatigue in the

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3 INTERFACE
All the washing machines have a touch screen displaying all the information and from where it is
possible to select all the controls shown on the screen.
When the machine is switched on, Screen Off is displayed. The ON/OFF button takes the user to the
Main screen, from where it is possible to run a programme or go to the main menu. Press START to
go to the Run screen, which displays all the relevant information about the screen.
Press ON/OFF to return to Screen Off from the current screen.
The information displayed on each of the screens can be omitted or enabled from the HUD menu (See
section 5.2.1)

3.1 Screen OFF OPL

This screen is displayed when the washing machine is switched off, showing the parameters
configured by the user.

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4 3

1. Date: Date in the selected format (if enabled in HUD).

2. Time: Time and minutes in the selected format.
3. Laundrette message: Message configured by the user (if enabled).
4. Logo: The logo is displayed (if enabled).
5. Machine identifier: Label identifying the machine (if enabled).
If the option “energy saving” is active, 10 minutes after switching off the washing machine, the screen
backlight will go off. If any part of the screen is touched, the backlight will light up again. Likewise, if
the ON/OFF button is pressed, the backlight comes on and the main screen is opened.

3.2 Main Screen OPL

The Main screen of the washing machine is as follows, and displays each of the available options.
Some of the options may be omitted from the HUD menu.

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1. Machine identifier: Label identifying the machine.

2. Time: Time and minutes in the selected format.
3. Weight of clothes: The weight of the clothes in the machine is displayed (if the weighing kit is
active) or the nominal load for the selected model (if the kit is not active), and the weight of the
load entered can be edited. Option to enable/omit in HUD. Once the programme has ended or
been aborted, the nominal load of the machine is selected again.

4. Main menu: Access to washing machine main menu, where the different machine
parameters can be configured.
5. Programme name: Name configured for the selected programme.
6. Programme temperature: Maximum temperature of the different cycles of the programme.
7. Programme number and length: Position of the programme in the list of programmes (My
Programmes), and the estimated length in minutes for the programme selected.
8. Increase/decrease programme number: Permits user to scroll up or down the list of selected
programmes. As well as using the buttons, the programme can be increased/decreased by
pressing directly on the programme information (just above the button).
9. Start: Button to start running the selected programme from the cycle indicated.
10. Programme cycles: Press on the selected programme, the programme cycles are displayed
and the cycle you wish to start with can be selected.
In addition, it is possible to configure a programme instantly, that is, change the parameters of a
cycle (time, temperature, level and dosage) for the current programme. These values are not
saved for future programme runs.

3.3 Run screen OPL

When START is pressed, the programme begins and all the relevant programme information is
displayed on this screen. Some of the options may be omitted from the HUD menu.

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1. Machine identifier: Label identifying the machine.

2. Time: Time and minutes in the selected format.
3. Programme running: Programme name, Programme number, Programme length.

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4. Remaining time: Minutes estimated for the completion of the programme. Status of programme
progress, relation between total time and time remaining for programme.
5. Status (drawing): Animated drawing showing the current cycle of the washing machine (filling,
draining, washing, rinsing, spinning or untangling).
6. Status (text): General text for any message to be displayed. If everything is correct, the text for
the status in question is displayed.
In the event of an error, the cycle and status information is maintained in order to determine
exactly where the error has occurred.
7. Currently running cycle: Identifier and name of currently running cycle.
8. Next cycle: Identifier, name and drawing of next cycle (if the current cycle is the last cycle,
nothing is displayed).
9. Advance cycle: Button to go to next cycle (if the current cycle is the last cycle, nothing is
displayed). As well as using the button, the cycle can be advanced by pressing directly on the
information for the next cycle (just above the button).
10. Pause: Button to pause the current programme. If the programme is paused, the pause icon will
change to the play icon. The programme can be restarted from where it was interrupted.
11. Stop: Button to stop and cancel the programme. A confirmation message will be requested.

12. Run menu: Access to the current parameters.

 Inputs: The status of each of the inputs is displayed. The inputs which are available in
all the machines are always displayed. The inputs which are exclusive to a particular feature
(for example, Self-service, Sanitary, Extra dispensers, Tanks (T1, T2, T3), Tilting…) will only
be available if this feature is activated.

 Outputs: The status of each of the outputs is displayed. The outputs which are
available in all the machines are always displayed. The outputs which are exclusive to a
particular feature (for example, Self-service, Sanitary, Extra dispensers, Tanks (T1, T2, T3),
Tilting…) will only be available if this feature is activated.

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 Settings/values: Display of settings and true values for the current cycle
(Temperature, Level, Time remaining).

Allows setting values to be edited, but is only effective for currently running
programme.

 Manual dosing: This section can be accessed, the state of each dispenser (ON /OFF)
is displayed, and the required dose can be activated/deactivated. The available options will
be based on the configuration of existing kits. On exiting the dosing window, all the
dispensers are deactivated.

 Manual water inlet: This section can be accessed, the state of each water inlet (ON
/OFF) is displayed, and the required inlet can be activated/deactivated. The water inlet that
has been activated by the fill logarithm cannot be deactivated. On exiting the water inlet
window, all the manually activated water inlets will be deactivated.

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4 PROGRAMMES
There is a programme library consisting of all the programmes installed by default, together with the
programmes created by the user.
Before explaining the programme management (see section 5.1), details are given of their parameters
and of the standard programmes found in the library.

4.1 Cycle parameters

Each programme is made up of a series of cycles, consisting of a set of parameters which can be
configured, depending on the cycle type in question.

4.1.1 Parameters for soak, prewash, wash or rinse cycles:

 Cycle name: Name identifying the cycle. This is not the text displayed on the Run screen,
but the text which identifies a created cycle.

 Time: Value, in minutes, of the cycle length. Range can be configured from 1 to 99.

 Temperature: Temperature, ºC or ºF, of current cycle.

Range can be configured from 20ºC to 90ºC.

 Level: Water level at which cycle should be run.

There are 5 types of level: Minimum (1), Low (2), Medium (3), High (4), Maximum (5)
Please refer to table of levels by model (see section 4.4.). Range can be configured.
 Speed: Speed of current cycle. There are 4 different speeds to select from: Minimum
(1), Low (2), Normal (3), High (4).
Please refer to table of speeds by model (see section 4.4.). Range can be configured.

 Wash rate: Sequence of movement that washing machine must follow (run time
(seconds) / stop time (seconds)). Range can be configured from 1 to 99.
The drum alternately turns to the left and to the right.

 Water inlet: This indicates the selection of the required water inlet.
 Hot water: Load water from the hot water inlet (Yes/No).
 Cold water: Load water from the cold water inlet (Yes/No).
 Auxiliary: Load water from the auxiliary water inlet (Yes/No).
 Water adjustment: Load water from one or other inlet depending on the temperature
(Yes/No).
 T1, T2, T3: Load water from any of the tanks if recovery KIT is fitted.

 Drainage: This displays whether the water should be drained at the end of the cycle,
indicating which outlet should be used if the recovery kit is active.

 Cooling: Option that permits the temperature in a cycle to be lowered before

drainage or going to the next cycle. Configurable parameter only if the cycle temperature is
equal to or higher than 40ºC. Range can be configured from 30ºC to cycle setting.
In addition to selecting the cooling value, there is a button to enable or disable this option.

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 Dispenser 1.8: Each dispenser can be activated independently, and the following
parameters must be configured if it is activated:
 Start: If dispenser X is active, indicate when this dispenser should start dosing.
 Safety level (ML): Start dosing when the safety level is reached.
 Level (L): Start dosing when the defined level is reached.
 Temperature (T): Start dosing when the defined temperature is reached.
 Time: Time, in seconds, of dispenser X. Range can be configured from 0 to 99.
 Delay: Delay, in seconds, of dispenser X. From the moment the programme reaches the
start point indicated, the dosing will be delayed for the time indicated. Range can be
configured from 0 to (cycle time-dosing time).

 Move while filling: Rotate drum while machine is filling (Yes/No).

 Movement while draining: Rotate drum while machine is draining (Yes/No).

 Thermal stop: Indicate the moment from which the time stipulated for the cycle is
counted (Yes/No).

 Pause programme: This allows you to pause the programme before the cycle in
question starts running. The pause will be indicated on the screen and an acoustic signal is
emitted. (Yes/No)
If this parameter is active, before starting the cycle, the machine will go to pause status, and
the message “Pause programmed” is displayed on the screen. To continue running the
programme, press the PLAY button.

4.1.2 Parameters for spin cycles:

 Time: Value, in minutes, of the spin length. Range can be configured from 1 to 99.

 Speed: Spin speed. There are 4 different speeds to select from: Minimum (1), Normal
(2), Medium (3), Maximum (4).
The Medium (3) and Maximum (4) values are only available in high- and medium-speed
machines respectively.
Please refer to table of speeds by model (see section 4.4.). Range can be configured.

 Untangling: Untangle at the end of the spin cycle (Yes/No).

 Optimum distribution: If this option is active, the machine does not drain in the
previous cycle.

 Pause programme: This allows you to pause the programme before the cycle in
question starts running. The pause will be indicated on the screen and an acoustic signal is
emitted. (Yes/No).

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4.2 Cycle library

These are the cycles found by default in the cycle library. These cycles can be used to form new
programmes.
 Soak cycles
 F1: Soak
 Prewash cycles
 F2: Normal Prewash Cold
 F3: Normal Prewash 40ºC
 F4: Delicate Prewash Cold
 F5: Delicate Prewash 40ºC
 F6: Very Delicate Prewash Cold
 F7: Very Delicate Prewash 40ºC
 F8: Wet Prewash
 Wash cycles
 F9: Normal Wash Cold
 F10: Normal Wash 60ºC
 F11: Normal Wash 90ºC
 F12: Delicate Wash Cold
 F13: Delicate Wash 40ºC
 F14: Very Delicate Wash Cold
 F15: Very Delicate Wash 40ºC
 F16: Wet Wash Cold
 F17: Wet Wash 40ºC
 Rinse cycles
 F18: Normal Rinse
 F19: Normal Final Rinse
 F20: Delicate Rinse
 F21: Delicate Final Rinse
 F22: Very Delicate Rinse
 F23: Very Delicate Final Rinse
 F24: Wet Rinse
 F25: Wet Final Rinse
 Spin cycles
 F26: Short Spin
 F27: Long Spin

Cycle symbols:
Soak cycles
Prewash cycles
Wash cycles : Prewash cold, 40: Pre-wash 40 ºC,...

Rinse cycles
: Rinse, : Final rinse with softener
Spin cycles

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Symbols and values of the parameters:

Time Value in minutes

Temperature Value in ºC

Level 1:Minimum, 2:Low, 3: Medium, 4:High, 5:Maximum

Wash speed 1:Minimum, 2:Low, 3:Normal, 4:High,

Spin speed 2:Normal, 3:Rapid, 4:Maximum

Water inlet 0:Cold, 1:Cold/Hot according to adjustment

Wash rate Run time (seconds) Stop time (seconds)

Move while filling  : Yes

Thermal stop  : Yes
Movement in drainage  : Yes
Drainage  : Yes
Cooling  : Yes
Optimum distribution  : Yes
Stop programme  : Yes
Untangling  : Yes
Input through which dose enters (D1:Dispenser 1, …)
D Dispenser
with the START/TIME/DELAY programmed at ML/0/30

Tables of cycles with their parameters:

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8
40 40 40
3 5 5 6 6 6 6 5
3 40 40 40
3 1 1 3 3 3 3 3
0 3 3 2 2 2 2 1
15;05 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
 15;05 15;05 10;08 08;06 5;15 5;15 02;02
   
   
  
      
D D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1

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F9 F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17

60 90 40 40 40
10 10 10 12 12 12 12 10 10
60 90 40 40 40
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2
3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1
0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
15;05 15;05 15;05 10;08 10;08 05;15 05;15 02;02 02;02

D D2, D3 D2, D3 D2, D3 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2

F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 F25 F26 F27

2 2 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 6
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 4
3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1  
15;05 15;05 10;08 10;08 05;15 05;15 02;02 02;02  

D D4 D4 D4 D4

4.3 Programme library

These are the programmes that are found by default in the programme library:
P1: Energetic 90ºC
P2: Energetic 60ºC
P3: Energetic 30ºC
P4: Energetic cold
P5: Normal 60ºC
P6: Normal 30ºC
P7: Normal cold
P8: Delicates 40ºC
P9: Delicates cold
P10: Extra delicates Cold
P11: Economy 90ºC
P12: Economy 60ºC
P13: Economy 30ºC
P14: Economy cold
P15: Sluice
P16: Long spin
P17: Short spin

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P1 40 90 1 2 3 P2 30 60 1 2 3
6 15 3 3 2 3 6 6 15 3 3 2 3 6
40 90 30 60
1 1 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 4
1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05
       

    
    
 

D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5 D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5

P3 30 1 2 3 P4 1 2 3
6 15 3 3 2 3 6 6 15 3 3 2 3 6
30
1 1 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 4
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05
         

         
         
   
 
D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5 D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5

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P5 30 60 1 2 3 P6 30 1 2 3
6 15 3 3 2 3 6 6 15 3 3 2 3 6
30 60 30
2 2 4 4 4 2 2 4 4 4
3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 4
1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05
         
 
         
         
   
 
D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5 D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5

P7 1 2 3 P8 40 1 2 3
6 15 3 3 2 3 6 6 12 3 3 3 6
40
2 2 4 4 4 2 2 4 4 4
3 3 3 3 3 3 4 2 2 2 2 2 3
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 10;08 10;08 10;08 10;08 10;08
    

    
         
  
 
D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5 D D1 D2 D4, D5

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P9 1 2 3 P10 1 2 3
6 10 3 3 3 4 12 3 3 3 3

3 3 4 4 4 1 4 4 4
2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10;08 10;08 10;08 10;08 10;08 05;15 05;15 05;15 05;15

        
 
 
D D1 D2 D4, D5 D D2 D4, D5

P11 90 1 2 P12 60 1 2
15 3 2 3 6 15 3 2 3 6
90 60
1 3 3 1 3 3
3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 4
1 0 0 1 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05
     
 
     
     
   
 
D D2, D3 D4, D5 D D2, D3 D4, D5

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P13 30 1 2 P14 1 2
15 3 2 3 6 15 3 2 3 6
30
1 3 3 1 3 3
3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 4
1 0 0 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05
     

     
     
   
 
D D2, D3 D4, D5 D D2, D3 D4, D5

P15 65 71 1 2 3 P16
3 6 15 3 2 3 2 3 6 6
65 71 4
3 1 1 3 3 3 
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 
0 1 1 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05
      P17
 2
      2
      
   

D D1 D2, D3 D4, D5
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4.4 Model parameters

MINIMUM LOW MEDIUM HIGH INTERMEDIATE MINIMUM NORMAL MEDIUM HIGH

RPM RPM 10V
0,2V (rpm) 0,4V (rpm) 0,5V (rpm) 0,6V (rpm) 0,8V (rpm) 1V (rpm) 5V (rpm) 3,5V (rpm) 5V (rpm) 7,5V (rpm)
Max 450G (rpm)
LS -11 1000 1245 20 40 50 60 80 100 500 350 500 750 1000
LS -14 1000 1150 20 40 50 60 80 100 500 350 500 750 1000
LS -19 950 1080 19 38 47 57 76 95 475 332 475 712 950
LS -26 900 1035 18 36 45 54 72 90 450 315 450 675 900
LS -36 860 975 17 34 43 51 68 86 430 301 430 645 860
LS -45 840 16 33 42 50 67 84 420 294 420 630 840
LS -62 760 15 30 38 45 60 76 380 266 380 570 760
LS -120 680 13 27 34 40 54 68 340 238 340 510 680
TS -11 760 20 40 50 60 81 102 507 354 507 760
TS -14 760 20 40 50 60 81 102 507 354 507 760
TS -19 720 19 38 48 57 76 96 480 336 480 720
TS -26 690 18 36 46 55 73 92 460 322 460 690
RS-11 540 21 43 54 64 86 108 540 378 540
RS -14 540 21 43 54 64 86 108 540 378 540
RS -19 510 20 40 51 61 81 102 510 357 510
RS -26 490 19 39 49 58 78 98 490 343 490
RS -36 460 18 36 46 55 73 92 460 322 460
RS -62 420 16 33 42 50 67 84 420 294 420

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LS TS RS
11 14 19 26 36 45 62 125 11 14 19 26 11 14 19 26 36 62
0 mm 13 16 14 6 7 -70 -70 -80 13 16 14 6 13 16 14 6 7 -70
1 mm 70 75 85 95 125 150 160 200 70 75 85 95 70 75 85 95 125 125
2 mm 90 105 115 125 155 190 210 250 90 105 115 125 90 105 115 125 155 155
3 mm 110 135 145 155 175 230 260 300 110 135 145 155 110 135 145 155 175 175
4 mm 130 165 175 185 205 270 310 350 130 165 175 185 130 165 175 185 205 205
5 mm 180 225 240 260 290 450 500 650 180 225 240 260 180 225 240 260 290 290
6 mm 40 20 40 10 40 20 40 20 40 40
7 mm 250 300 320 350 400 650 700 800 250 300 320 350 250 300 320 350 400 400
8 mm 35 40 45 50 65 75 80 100 35 40 45 50 35 40 45 50 65 65
(Level 0: Offset level, Level 6: Minimum safety level, Level 7: Maximum safety level, Level 8: Weighing level)
4.5 Template for customized programs

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5 CONFIGURATION
The main configuration menu of the washing machine is shown below. Here, it is possible to
configure different washing machine parameters, and display or download stored data.

This menu is entered from the icon in the Main screen (see section 3.2.).

 Delayed programming: This allows a wash to be delayed so that it runs on the

date/at the time required. On pressing the “delayed programming” button, the user is
asked to enter the required date/time, and taken to a screen showing the programme
date/time, together with the programme number and name. It is only possible to select to
run the programme before the due time or to cancel the programming.

 Programme management: Management of all the stored programmes, and all the
currently active programmes. (See section 5.1.).

 Configure system: Configuration of different sections of the washing machine.

(See section 5.2.).

 Maintenance: Various password-protected options for the technician.

5.1 Programme management

From this submenu it is possible to manage all the programmes, both those selected by the user
and those that are in the library. To do so, select between “Cycle library”, “My programmes”, and
“Programme library”.

Access: [Main screen] [Main Menu]

There is a library in which all the programmes and cycles are stored, including programmes stored
by default and programmes created/imported by the user.

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5.1.1 My programmes
The programmes in the folder “My programmes” are those which are available on the OPL Main
Screen.

Press the button to add/remove programmes, and the screen goes to the programme library. Here,
the programmes which are currently included in “My programmes” are highlighted, and it is
possible to select/deselect each of the programmes to be added to/removed from the list of
favourites.

Press the “arrow up” and “arrow down” buttons to change the position of any programme in the list
of favourites, which can be put in any order as required.
Press the edit button to be able to modify the selected programme as if editing it from the
programme library.

Press OK or Cancel to return to My Programmes.

5.1.2 Programme library

Programmes can be added, copied, modified or deleted, new programmes can be imported or
programmes can be exported to a USB flash drive.

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 Create programme: Creation of new wash programmes using cycles existing in the
library. When this button is pressed, the user is asked to enter the name of the new
programme. Next the following screen is displayed (without any cycles) in order to include
cycles from the cycle library.

Cycles can be added from the cycle library. The cycles you wish to view can be filtered by
cycle type. After selecting the cycle, the library cycle parameters can be consulted before
including them in the programme you are creating.

Each programme is a set of parameters grouped by cycles that are not linked to any of the
cycles found in the library.

 Copy programme: Copy of a programme found in the library, giving it a new name.

 Modify programme: Modification of the name of the programme and the cycles in
the programme. It is possible to add, modify, delete or change the order of existing cycles.
Just as when a new programme is created, when it is modified it is possible to add/delete
cycles from the cycle library.
When creating programmes, the cycle parameters can only be consulted. The cycles already
in the programme can only be modified when modifying the programmes.

 Delete programme: Delete programmes stored in the library.

 Import programme: Permits new programmes to be imported from a USB flash

drive.
When the USB is opened, only files with the extension “.prg” are displayed, in addition to the
folders. There is a button for selecting all the programmes in the currently open folder.
If a programme is imported with the same name as an existing programme, you will be asked
whether you wish to replace the programme in question or cancel the operation. As there
may be many programmes in this situation, there is a box to select “do the same in all cases”.

 Export programme: Export programmes existing in the library to a USB flash

drive.

It is possible to select the programmes you wish to export.

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It is possible to select all the programmes or the programmes which are saved in favourites,
indicating the number of programmes selected at all times.
The set of programmes selected will be saved in a folder (model+SerialNo) and each
programme will be a file.

5.1.3 Cycle library

The name of each cycle can be modified from the cycle library. Once included in a programme,
when displaying the cycle information, the name displayed for the cycle will be different. It will be a
dynamic name consisting of the phase type and a parameter (Temp, rpm).
The cycle library will be editable, and the existing cycles can be created, modified, copied or
deleted.

5.2 Configure System

Access: [Main screen] [Main Menu]

The following sections can be modified in the system configuration:

 Language: The washing machine texts can be displayed in 34 different languages,

although the texts can only be edited using Western character sets.

 Time: Configuration of the current time. The display format (12 hour / 24 hour (default
setting)) can be selected.

 Date: Configuration of the current date. The display format (dd/mm/yyyy (default setting)
/ yyyy/mm/dd / mm/dd/yyyy) can be selected.

 Units of measurement: The unit of measurement in which the temperature (ºC (default
setting) or ºF), the weight (Kg (default setting) or lb) and the size (mm (default setting) or in)
can be selected.

 Thermal stop: General configuration of the thermal stop. If this is disabled, the thermal
stop does not take place even if this parameter is active in the currently running cycle. If,
however, it is enabled, the configuration of each cycle is respected and the consequent action
is taken. By default it is active.

 Water saving by weight: The required water saving for the weight can be configured.
Three different options can be selected (1 feather: low saving, 2:medium, 3:high).
Depending on the load, there will be a reduction in the water level and detergent dose.

 Levels: This enables the configuration in mm of the 5 configurable levels. Each level
type will have a default value and configuration range. These values will depend on the model
selected. (See table of levels by model)

 Speed: This enables the configuration in RPM of the different types of speed existing, in
both the wash and spin cycles. Each speed type has a minimum and maximum configuration
value. (See table of RPM/V equivalences by model)

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 Import/Export Configuration: It is possible to import a machine configuration from a

USB memory stick or to export the current machine configuration to a memory stick. When
this button is pressed, an intermediate window is displayed where we select whether to
import or export (as in programmes).
If IMPORT is selected, the same window as in programmes is displayed in order to browse
through the USB, but only configuration files (with extension .cfg) can be selected.
If EXPORT is selected, the current machine configuration is saved to the root directory of the
USB.

 Advanced configuration

 Restricted access: This allows the washing machine configuration to be

restricted, by establishing a password to enter the main menu. The default setting is
deactivated.
The required password (1234 by default) for entering the main menu can be
configured. There is also a master password in the event that the user forgets the
established password (0777).

 HUD: The HUD configuration activates/deactivates the display of the parameters

on the different screens.

 Beep: Option permitting the buzzer to be disabled. By default it is enabled.

 RABC/Traceability: The information for each wash is registered, and the

following information saved:
At the start of each cycle: Programme, start time, weight (where applicable). During
the programme, every 15 seconds: Level, temperature and error (where applicable).
When downloading the data, the required period must be selected (by default, start
date and end date, today's date).
The data will be saved for a minimum of 15 days.
Every time a download is made, a folder is created with
NumSeries_Date_Time_RABC, creating a “.rabc” file for each of the programmes
that has been run.

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5.2.1 HUD configuration

Configuration of the parameters to be displayed on the OFF screen, main screen and run screen,
in addition to configuration of the automatic shutdown and energy saving.

Access: [Main screen] [Main Menu] [Configure system]

[Advanced configuration]

 OFF screen: These are the parameters that can be configured:

o Machine identifier: The machine identifier can be enabled/disabled, and the

number to be allocated to the identifier can be edited (between 1 and 99). By
default it is disabled.
o Date: Option that can be enabled/disabled. By default it is enabled.
o Logo: This allows the user to select whether or not to display the logo. By
default it is enabled.
o Laundrette message: Start message that can be edited by the user (Max. 40
characters). By default it is disabled.

 Main screen: The configurable parameters are listed below:

o Time: Option permitting time to be displayed/hidden. By default it is enabled.

o Weight of clothes. If this option is disabled, the weight icon is not displayed.
By default it is disabled.
o Instant programming. If instant programming is disabled, the parameters for
each cycle can be viewed but cannot be edited. By default it is enabled.
o Delayed programming. Option permitting the delayed programming option to
tbe displayed/hidden in the main menu. By default it is enabled.

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 Run screen. These are the options permitted on the run screen:

o Time: Option permitting time to be displayed/hidden. By default it is enabled.

o Remaining time: Option to display/hide the total time remaining and the
programme progress indicator on the run screen. By default it is enabled.
o Stop button, STOP: This allows the stop button to be hidden. By default it is
enabled.
o PAUSE button: This allows the pause button to be hidden. By default it is
enabled.
o Menu button. Option that permits the run menu icon to be displayed/hidden,
by default it is enabled.
o Advance button: This permits the advance button and the information
referring to the next cycle to be hidden. By default it is enabled.

 Automatic shutdown: If this option is activated and the main screen is open,
the machine will switch to Screen Off after 30 minutes of inactivity. By default it is
enabled.

 Energy saving: Option that enables energy savings by switching off the screen
backlight 10 minutes after switching off the washing machine. If any part of the
screen is touched, the backlight will light up again. Likewise, if the ON/OFF button is
pressed, the backlight comes on and the Main screen is opened. By default it is
enabled.

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6 MAINTENANCE

6.1 Electrical and mechanical irregularities

Before calling the Technical Service Centre, check the following:
 That power is supplied to the machine.
 The condition of the fuses.
 That the voltage is correct for the machine.
If the washing machine fails to get the required level of water, check:
 The water mains tap is open.
 The water inlet filter is not blocked.
 That the water pressure is between 2 and 4 kg/cm 28 (28 and 56 psi).
If the washing machine vibrates excessively, check that none of the panel screws is loose.
If a power cut occurs, check that the tub is drained and the door is blocked. If you want to take the
clothes out of the washing machine, unlock the door by pulling down the belt located behind the
front panel.

6.2 Warnings
All warnings and errors are reported on screen together with an acoustic alarm. In the event of an
error, the cycle and status information is maintained in order to determine exactly where the error
has occurred.
The following warnings may be found in a washing machine:

DESCRIPTION CAUSE AND ACTION

If the door is open at the start of a programme, the message “DOOR OPEN” is displayed on
OPEN DOOR screen and the buzzer will buzz for 30 seconds and no more.
Only the option "end" is given. The programme will end and the user can try again.

At the end of a programme, if the water level is not 0 mm, the message “WATER IN TUB” is
displayed on screen.
WATER IN TUB The 2 options "continue" or "end" are displayed. If we press “continue” the machine checks
again for a level of 0 mm. If this is the case, the door is unlocked, if not the error is reported
again. If we press “end”, the programme will end and the door unlocks.

If the weighing kit is active and at the start of a programme the washing machine is not in the
rest position, this warning is given and the following message displayed “WARNING! WASHING
LOAD POSITION / MACHINE IN LOAD POSITION” or “WARNING! WASHING MACHINE IN UNLOAD POSITION”
UNLOAD POSITION depending on whether the micro switch is active. The buzzer will buzz for 30 seconds and no
more.
Only the option "end" is given. The programme will end and the user can try again.

When a programme is running, if the ON/OFF button is pressed, the message “SWITCH OFF
MACHINE” is displayed with the text “Programme running. Switch off machine?"
OPL actions: The 2 options "cancel" or "OK" are displayed. If “OK” is pressed, the machine will
SWITCH OFF MACHINE
switch off in the programme normally. The open door warning will be given and go off after 3
seconds. If we press “cancel”, the programme will continue to run from the point at which it left
off.

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The following errors may be found in a washing machine:

ERROR DESCRIPTION CAUSE AND ACTION

When the power supply is restored after a power cut has been detected while a
programme is running.
The options "continue" or "end" are displayed. If continue is pressed, the cycle that
E1 POWER CUT DETECTED
was running when the power cut occurred will continue, starting from the
beginning of the cycle again. If “end” is pressed, the programme will end, and the
door is unlocked.

The machine detects that the door cannot be locked at the start of a programme
or that it has unlocked during the programme This error occurs after 3 attempts to
E2 FAULT IN LOCKING
lock the door every 20 seconds.
The programme will end and the user can try again.

The machine detects that although the “EV drain” or “EV drain 2” output is
activated, the water level in the washing machine tub does not reach "0" within 10
minutes (time can be configured).
DRAINAGE FAILURE /
E3 The 2 options "continue" or "end" are displayed. If we press continue, the machine
WATER IN TUB
will continue trying to drain but at the end of the established time, the error
message will be displayed again. If we press "end", the door unlocks but the
following warning is given "WATER IN TUB".

The machine detects that although the corresponding solenoid valve outputs are
activated, the water level in the washing machine has not risen 1 mm in 5 minutes
(time can be configured).
E5 FAULT WATER INLET The 2 options "continue" or "end" are displayed. If we press continue, the machine
will continue trying to fill but at the end of the established time, the error message
will be displayed again. If we press “end”, the programme will end and the door
unlocks.

The machine detects that, in spite of activating the heating output, the water
temperature has not increased by 1ºC within 30 minutes.
It is possible to cancel this error. In this case, instead of triggering an error, the
machine will continue running as if the temperature had been reached.
E6 HEATING FAULT The 2 options "continue" or "end" are displayed. If we press continue, the machine
does not continue trying to heat the water and the cycle continues as if the
temperature had been reached. If there are more heating phases in the same
programme, the error will be detected again. If we press “end”, the programme will
end and the door unlocks.

The machine detects that the water temperature has exceeded 95 ºC.
“MAXIMUM
Only the option "end" is given. When it is pressed, the programme will end, and
E7 TEMPERATURE
the door is unlocked if the temperature is less than 50º. If this is not the case, the
REACHED”
E11 error is triggered: CLOTHES HOT.

This message appears when the unbalanced load micro switch is activated once
during the spin cycle.
E9 UNBALANCED LOAD Only the option "end" is given. When this is pressed, the programme will end, and
the door is unlocked. In addition, the text "TRY TO REDISTRIBUTE LOAD"
appears in the error message.

The unbalanced load micro switch is activated once during the spin cycle.
MAX UNBALANCED
E10 Only the option "end" is given, the programme ends, and the door is unlocked
LOAD
when this button is pressed.

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A programme execution finishes but the water temperature inside the tub exceeds
50 ºC.
The 2 options "continue" or "end" are displayed. If we press continue, the machine
E11 CLOTHES HOT
again checks the temperature, unlocking the door only if it has dropped below
50ºC. The same message is displayed again if the temperature has not
decreased. If we press “end”, the programme will end and the door unlocks.

The machine detects that the door cannot be unlocked at the end of a programme.
This error occurs after 3 attempts to unlock the door every 20 seconds.
E12 UNLOCK ERROR Only the option "end" is given. When this option is pressed, the machine repeats
the 3 attempts to unlock and if it cannot unlock the door the error is given with the
following text: “DO NOT FORCE THE DOOR. CALL THE TECHNICAL SERVICE”.

On trying to select the model, the machine does not detect an activated range
input (low, medium, high, sanitary) or more than one range is activated.
E13 MODEL ERROR
The option "back" is given to exit the menu, returning to the screen where the
model code is entered.

When the weighing kit is active, the inputs “front pressure switch” and “Rear
E14 WEIGHING ERROR pressure switch” are found to be deactivated.
The option “end” is displayed if the machine is currently running a programme.

FRONT INFLATION While the weighing kit is active, when the output “front inflation” is activated and
E15 ERROR the input “Front pressure switch” is not opened for 5 minutes.

While the weighing kit is active, when the output “rear inflation” is activated and
E16 REAR INFLATION ERROR
the input “Rear pressure switch” is not opened for 5 minutes.

When the water recovery kit is activated and the machine detects that the input
“Max level Tank 1” has activated while draining to T1.
E17 T1 FULL
Buzzer is activated for 20 seconds. The machine stops draining to T1 and
switches to normal drainage. The warning disappears when the next cycle starts.

When the water recovery kit is activated and the machine detects that there is no
“Min level Tank 1” while filling from T1.
E18 T1 EMPTY Buzzer is activated for 20 seconds. The machine stops filling from T1 and
switches to filling normally with cold water. The warning disappears when the next
cycle starts.

When the water recovery kit is activated and the machine detects that the input
“Max level Tank 2” has activated while draining to T2.
E19 T2 FULL
Buzzer is activated for 20 seconds. The machine stops draining to T2 and
switches to normal drainage. The warning disappears when the next cycle starts.

When the water recovery kit is activated and the machine detects that there is no
“Min level Tank 2” while filling from T2.
E20 T2 EMPTY Buzzer is activated for 20 seconds. The machine stops filling from T2 and
switches to filling normally with cold water. The warning disappears when the next
cycle starts.

When the water recovery kit is activated and the machine detects that the input
E21 T3 FULL “Max level Tank 3” has activated while draining to T3.
Buzzer is activated for 20 seconds. The machine stops draining to T3 and
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When the water recovery kit is activated and the machine detects that there is no
“Min level Tank 3” while filling from T3.
E22 T3 EMPTY Buzzer is activated for 20 seconds. The machine stops filling from T3 and
switches to filling normally with cold water. The warning disappears when the next
cycle starts.

This message appears when the machine detects that there is no signal from the
weight sensor, the weight is less than 0 or more than 20% of the nominal load of
E23 ERROR IN WEIGHT
the model configured, provided the weight control kit is active.
The programme will be allowed to run normally without a weight control.

If the transfer between the PC and USB is not completed correctly, this warning is
E24 TRANSFER ERROR displayed.
OK to accept.

This warning is triggered when no communication is detected between the main

control card and the auxiliary control card.
COMMUNICATION If the washing machine is not running, the error is displayed but the programmes
E25 ERROR CONTROL- which do not involve the auxiliary control card can be run.
CONTROL AUX. If the error is triggered while the machine is running, the warning is displayed
together with the message “end”, ending the programme and unlocking the door
when the button is pressed.

This error occurs when at any time of the execution of a program, the entry
MOTOR HOT WIRE / "Thermal Motor" is opened.
E26 VARIATOR ERROR Only the option "end" is given, the programme ends, and the door is unlocked
when this button is pressed.

This error occurs when a temperature value is measured that is above the
configured range (currently the maximum valid value is 110 ºC). This means that
the NTC is broken or disconnected. On detecting that the NTC is out of range, "- -"
ERROR NTC OUT OF
E27 is displayed instead of the temperature value.
RANGE
The 2 options "OK" or "Cancel" are displayed. Press "OK" to continue with the
programme as if the temperature had been reached and consequently skip the
heating phase. Press “Cancel” to end the programme, and unlock the door.

This error occurs when a voltage value is measured of less than 0.4 V or more
ERROR PRESSURE than 3.8 V. This means that the pressure sensor is broken or disconnected.
E28 SENSOR OUT OF RANGE Only the option “OK” exists. Press “OK” to end the programme, and unlock the
door.

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7 NAVIGATION CAM
SCREEN OFF OPL LIBRARY
Date Create/Copy/Modif/Delete prog./cycles
Time PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT Import programmes
Laundrette message LIBRARY Export programmes
Logo MY PROGRAMMES
Machine identifier MY PROGRAMMES
Select Active programmes
MAIN SCREEN OPL Create/Modify programmes
Machine identifier
Time MAIN MENU CONFIGURE SYSTEM HUD/SOUND HUD
Weight of clothes (If weigh clothes is active) Delayed programming (Select Time) Language HUD Screen OFF / Standby
MAIN MENU PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT HUD/SOUND Beep (On/Off) Main screen
Programme name CONFIGURE SYSTEM Import/export config. RABC (Download period) Run screen
Programme temperature MAINTENANCE GENERAL Restricted access Automatic shutdown (On/Off)
Programme number (My programmes) Energy saving (On/Off)
Programme length GENERAL
Increase/decrease programme number Date/Time LEVELS
Start Temperature scale (ºC/ºF) Minimum level
Programme cycles (Instant Programming) LEVELS Low level
SPEED Medium level
RUN SCREEN OPL Weighing coefficient (If weight is active) High level
Machine identifier Thermal stop (Yes/No) Maximum level
Time Software version
RUN MENU Update software (via USB) SPEED
Programme name RUN MENU Minimum
Programme number View inputs Low
Programme length See outputs Normal
Remaining time View settings/true values (Level, Temp, T Remain) Height
Progress indicator Manual dosing
Status (drawing+text)
Currently running cycle
Next cycle
Advance cycle
Pause
Stop
Display warnings/errors

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SELF SERVICE
1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 32
2 INTERFACE ........................................................................................................................ 32
2.1 Standby Screen ......................................................................................................... 32
2.2 Direct selection Screen ........................................................................................... 32
2.3. Main Screen ............................................................................................................... 33
2.4 Run Screen................................................................................................................. 35
3 PROGRAMMES ................................................................................................................. 36
3.1 Programme library ................................................................................................... 36
4 CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................. 37
4.1 Programme management ....................................................................................... 37
4.2 Configure System ..................................................................................................... 37
4.2.1 Advanced configuration ..................................................................................... 37
4.2.2 HUD programming.............................................................................................. 39
4.2.3 Table of currencies ............................................................................................. 40
5 MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................. 42
5.1 Errors ........................................................................................................................... 42
6 NAVIGATION CAM............................................................................................................ 43

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1 INTRODUCTION
This section lists the characteristics which are exclusive to self-service washing machines. The
safety warnings must be read and it is advisable to read the rest of the manual in order to fully
understand how the machine operates.

2 INTERFACE
2.1 Standby Screen
While the washing machine is waiting for the money to be inserted, the Standby Screen is
displayed. When the money has been inserted or if the touch screen is touched this changes to the
self-service Main Screen.

3 4

2 1

1. Laundrette message: The message configured by the user (if enabled) is displayed.
2. Logo: Depending on the make selected, the corresponding logo will be displayed (if
enabled).
3. Machine identifier: The label identifying the appliance based on the existing
configuration is displayed (if enabled).
4. Date: The current date is displayed in the format selected by the user (provided this is
enabled in HUD).
5. Time: The current time is displayed in the format selected by the user.
6. Model, Heating and SW version: This indicates the model configured and the SW
version. Behind the model identifier a letter is displayed indicating the type of heating
configured (No letter – Hot water, E – Electric, S – Steam).
On completion of a programme, the machine goes directly to this screen.
In addition, even if the screen has been touched, or the money has been inserted, if there is no
activity within 30 minutes, the machine returns directly to this screen, resetting the amount which
might have been inserted.

2.2 Direct selection Screen

Click in the self-service Standby Screen to go to the Direct selection Screen for this programme.
The characteristics of the programmes are displayed in this screen: Name, Length, Temperature,
Price (only in COIN mode, in CP and CR no).

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This screen has at least one button and a maximum of six buttons (these buttons are always the
same size and are in the centre of the window). The number of available buttons depends on the
number of programmes stored in favourites. For example, if there are four programmes in
favourites, the layout is as shown in the diagram. If there are more than six programmes in
favourites, only the first six programmes are displayed.
This screen is not displayed in “Credit Mode”, and the display goes directly from the Stand-By
screen to the main screen. In addition, if while in this screen, we go to “Credit Mode”, the display
switches to the main screen.

2.3. Main Screen

The self-service Main Screen allows management of the payment in order to run the selected
programme.
Some of the options may be omitted from the HUD menu.

2 3 4 5

6 6

7 8

1. Machine identifier: Label identifying the machine with the number selected by the user.
2. Time: Time and minutes in the selected format.
3. Programme name: Name configured for the selected programme.
4. Programme temperature: Programme temperature. The maximum temperature is taken
from among the different cycles of the programme.
5. Programme number and length: Position of the programme in the list (My
programmes).
Estimated length, in minutes, for the selected programme.
To calculate the length of a programme, the average is taken of the last three run times
for the programme in question.
6. Increase/decrease programme number: These buttons permit user to scroll up or down
the list of selected programmes.
If the programme number is increased while the machine is in the last programme, this
programme is maintained. Similarly, if it is decreased while the machine is in the first
programme, this programme is maintained.
As well as using the buttons, the programme can be increased/decreased by pressing
directly on the programme information (just above the button).
7. Price: If the COIN option is selected in self-service mode, the price of the selected
programme is displayed with the corresponding symbol (See currency table).
If the option CP or CR is selected, the text “INSERT COIN” or “INSERT PAYMENT” is
displayed.
8. Start/Amount remaining: Button to start running selected programme, provided the
corresponding amount for the programme in question has been inserted in the machine.
If full payment for the programme has not been made, the START button is replaced by
the amount remaining for the programme (COIN mode).
If the amount defined has not been reached and the machine is in CP or CR mode, the
respective icon is displayed alone.

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9. Central Message: Until the full payment for the programme has been made, the
message "INSERT COIN", "INSERT CARD" or "MAKE PAYMENT", depending on the
selected mode, is displayed in the centre of the window. This message will disappear on
completion of the payment.

To run any programme, the corresponding payment must first be made. Depending on the existing
self-service configuration, the machine controls the insertion of coins (COIN mode) or receives the
corresponding signal in CP or CR mode via the “coin slot micro” input to allow the selected
programme to run.
If the machine is configured in COIN mode, as the coins are inserted, the price decreases. It is
possible to change programme after the user has started to insert coins. The amount inserted is
stored and then deducted from the price of the new programme selected. When the amount
reaches 0, the START button is displayed to permit the programme to be run.
The last coin may exceed the amount remaining. If the programme is run, the extra amount will be
lost. But if the programme is changed, the machine stores the total amount inserted and deducts it
from the price of the new programme.
If there is no activity within 30 minutes, the machine automatically switches to the Standby Screen,
resetting any credit that may be stored.
While in self-service mode, it is possible to go to “Credit mode”. If the “top open” input is
activated, a password is requested to enter “Credit mode”.
When the machine enters “Credit mode”, it automatically exits self-service mode and behaves as if
it were in normal mode, displaying the information defined on the OPL Main Screen and offering
the option to perform all the actions defined on this screen. The programmes selected for self-
service and the programmes defined for Credit Mode are displayed.
On going to the main menu, all the available options for self-service washing machines are
displayed.
If the “top open” input is deactivated, the machine exits from “Credit mode” automatically. If the
machine is in a secondary screen of the main menu (configuration, maintenance…) and it exits
“Credit Mode”, it acts as if it were in this mode until exiting the Main Menu (saving the changes).
Once the machine has reached the Main Screen, it exits credit mode.

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2.4 Run Screen

When START is pressed, the programme begins and the Run Screen is displayed.
While in run mode, it is also possible to enter “Credit mode” as described above. If this mode is
entered, it automatically exits self-service mode and behaves as if it were in OPL mode, displaying
the information defined on the OPL Run Screen and offering the option to perform all the actions
defined on this screen.
In self-service mode, the option to forward or pause the programme does not exist unless “Credit
mode” is entered.
Nor is the STOP button for aborting a programme there by default, although it can be activated
using the HUD.
If the STOP button is activated in self-service mode, it is necessary to hold the button down for 3
seconds until the machine off confirmation message is displayed.

2 3 4
1

8
6 7

1. Machine identifier: Label identifying the machine.

2. Time: Time and minutes in the selected format.
3. Programme name: Name configured for the selected programme.
4. Programme number and length: Position of the programme in the list of programmes (My
Programmes), and the estimated length in minutes for the programme selected.
5. Programme progress indicator: Status of programme progress, relation between total time
and time remaining for programme.
6. Status (drawing): Animated drawing showing the current cycle of the washing machine
(filling, draining, washing, rinsing, spinning or untangling).
7. Currently running cycle: Identifier and name of currently running cycle.
8. Stop (default setting disabled): Button to stop and cancel the programme. A confirmation
message will be requested.

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3 PROGRAMMES
There is a programme library consisting of all the programmes installed by default, together with
the programmes created by the user.

3.1 Programme library

These are the programmes that are found by default in the programme library:
P1: Fast cold wash
P2: Fast wash 40ºC
P3: Fast wash 60ºC
P4: Fast delicates

P1 1 2 3 P2 30 1 2 3
8 2 2 2 6 8 2 2 2 6
30
1 3 3 3 1 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 4
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05
       

       
       
 
 
D D2, D3 D4, D5 D D2, D3 D4, D5

P3 60 1 2 3 P4 1 2 3
8 2 2 2 6 8 2 2 2 6
60
1 3 3 3 2 4 4 4
3 3 3 3 4 2 2 2 2 3
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
15;05 15;05 15;05 15;05 08;06 08;06 08;06 08;06
       

       
       
 
 
D D2, D3 D4, D5 D D2, D3 D4, D5

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4 CONFIGURATION

4.1 Programme management

If the washing machine is configured in self-service mode, only the first 6 programmes will be
available, the remaining programmes become available on entering Credit Mode.

4.2 Configure System

4.2.1 Advanced configuration

 Credit Mode: If the washing machine is in self-service mode, the password for Credit Mode
(1234 by default) can be configured. Make a note of the password in a safe place. If you lose it,
please contact the technical support service.

 HUD: In self-service mode it is also possible to configure the Standby Screen, the Main Screen
and the Run Screen. (See section 2).

 Beep: Option permitting the buzzer to be disabled. By default it is enabled.

 RABC/Traceability: See advanced OPL configuration. In self-service mode, this should function
in the same way.

 Currency: Select currency with which you wish to operate (see section 4.2.3.). If the currency is
changed, all the prices will be reset, by default to token.

 Payment Method: There are 3 different modes for operating in self-service mode.

 COIN: The currency and price of each programme must be configured, using the
coin slot pulses to enable a set programme to be run.

 Central Payment: The washing machine receives a pulse from a payment centre to
release the washing machine and permit a programme to be run. Default setting.
 The currency, price and price programming options are disabled.

 Card reader: Same compartment as the “Central Payment” option. The currency,
price and price programming options are disabled.

 Prices: The prices of all the selected programmes can be configured in “My Programmes”. The
minimum value of the programme will be the multiple defined in the currency, and the maximum will
be 100 times the value of the multiple. The default setting is the minimum configurable value.

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 Price programming: In addition to the basic price configuration, it is possible to define a price
programming. That is, periods of specific time for which you wish to change the defined programme
price. Maximum, 10 simultaneous programmings.

The programmed prices are valid for the configured time slot. The prices return to the general prices
outside the configured time slot.
If there is a conflict between different programmings, the condition of the first plan will be applied. In
addition, plans can only be created from the current date.
On pressing “+” to create a new plan, these are the fields that must be completed when preparing a
programming:

 Date: Time period in which programming is to be made.

 Start/end time: Start and end time of the programming.
 Programme(s) & Prices: Price or discount to be allocated to each of the existing
programmes in “My Programmes”.
A set price can be allocated or a discount applied to the selected programmes.
 Calendar: Within the selected time period, days on which the programming is to be
applied.
 Import: In addition to entering the fields one by one, it is also possible to import an
existing plan from a USB memory stick.
If IMPORT is selected, the same screen as in programmes is displayed in order to
browse through the USB, but only plan files (with extension .plan) can be selected. It is
only possible to import one plan when importing.
On pressing OK and importing the plan, the display returns to the main window of price
plans.
On pressing the number of an active plan, a summary of the configured parameters is
displayed.

The parameters described above can be changed one by one by pressing the corresponding button.
In addition, there is an “Export” button for exporting this plan (in a file with a .plan extension) to the
root directory of the USB memory stick.

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4.2.2 HUD programming

 Standby Screen: These are the parameters that can be configured:

o Machine identifier: The machine identifier can be enabled/disabled, and the number
to be allocated to the identifier can be edited (between 1 and 99). By default it is
disabled.
o Logo: This allows the user to select whether or not to display the logo. By default it is
enabled.
o Laundrette message: Start message that can be edited by the user (Max. 40
characters). By default it is disabled.
o Date: Option that can be enabled/disabled. By default it is enabled.

 Main Screen: This allows the following parameters to be configured:

o Machine identifier: The machine identifier can be enabled/disabled. By default it is

disabled.
o Time: Display/hide current time. By default it is enabled.

 Run Screen: The configurable options are listed below:

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o Time: Option permitting time to be displayed/hidden. By default it is enabled.

o Remaining time: Option to display/hide the total time remaining and the programme
progress indicator. By default it is enabled.
o Machine identifier: The machine identifier can be enabled/disabled. By default it is
disabled.
o STOP: This allows the stop button to be displayed. By default it is disabled.

4.2.3 Table of currencies

This is the table of all the currencies available with the corresponding symbol and pulse
(multiple):

COUNTRY CURRENCY SYMBOLS SYMBOL Value /PULSE

Token Token TOK $ 1
Kuwait Kuwaiti Dinar KWD ‫ك‬.‫د‬
0.05
Oman Omani Rial OMR ‫ر‬.‫ع‬.
Azerbaijan Manat AZN m
Bulgaria Lev BGN лв
Bahrain Bahraini Dinar BHD .‫ب‬.‫د‬
China Chinese Yuan CNY ¥
0.1
Fiji Fiji Dollar FJD FJ$
Malaysia Malaysian Ringgit MYR RM
Panama Panamanian Balboa PAB B
Singapore Singapore Dollar SGD S$
Argentina Argentine Peso ARS $
Bermuda Bermudian Dollar BMD BD$
Brazil Real BRL R$
Canada Canadian Dollar CAD C$
Egypt Egyptian Pound EGP ‫م‬.‫ج‬
Ethiopia Ethiopian Birr ETB Br
0.25
Guatemala Quetzal GTQ Q
Cayman Islands Cayman Islands Dollar KYD $
Saudi Arabia Saudi Riyal SAR ‫س‬.‫ر‬
El Salvador Salvadoran Colon SVC ₡
Turkey Turkish Lira TRY YTL
United States US Dollar USD $
United Arab
UAE Dirham AED ٕ‫ا‬.‫د‬
Emirates
Bolivia Boliviano BOB Bs
Estonia Estonian Kroon EEK EEK
Euro-Countries Euro EUR €
United Kingdom Pound sterling GBP £
Georgia Lari GEL ლარი 0.5

Ghana Ghanaian Cedi GHS GHS

Croatia Croatian Kuna HRK kn
New Zealand New Zealand Dollar NZD $
Qatar Qatari Riyal QAR ‫ق‬.‫ر‬
Ukraine Ukrainian Hryvnia UAH ₴

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Bosnia and
Convertible Mark BAM KM
Herzegovina
Bangladesh Bangladeshi Taka BDT Tk
Switzerland Swiss Franc CHF CHF
Dominican Republic Dominican Peso DOP RD$
Hong Kong Hong Kong Dollar HKD HK$
Israel Israeli Shekel ILS ₪
India Indian Rupee INR Rs.
Sri Lanka Sri Lankan Rupee LKR ரூ
Morocco Moroccan Dirham MAD ‫د‬.‫م‬.
Macedonia Macedonian Denar MKD MKD
Peru Peruvian Nuevo Sol PEN S/. 1

Philippines Philippine Peso PHP ₱

Poland Polish Zloty PLN zł
Russian Federation Russian Ruble RUB руб
Sweden Swedish Krona SEK kr
Thailand Thai Baht THB ฿
Tunisia Tunisian Dinar TND ‫ت‬.‫د‬
Uruguay Uruguayan Peso UYU $
Serbia Serbian Dinar RSD дин.
South Africa South African Rand ZAR R
Australia Australian Dollar AUD $
Czech Republic Czech Koruna CZK
Denmark Danish Krone DKK kr
Kenya Kenyan Shilling KES KSh
5
Mexico Mexican Peso MXN $
Norway Norwegian Krone NOK kr
Romania Romanian Leu RON L
Algeria Algerian Dinar DZD ‫جد‬
Guyana Guyanese Dollar GYD GY$
Hungary Hungarian Forint HUF Ft
10
Iceland Icelandic Krona ISK kr
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Tengue KZT T
Taiwan Taiwanese Dollar TWD NT$
Chile Chilean Peso CLP $
Costa Rica Costa Rican Colon CRC ₡
Iran Iranian Rial IRR 50
Paraguay Paraguayan Guarani PYG ₲
French Polynesia French Pacific Franc XPF F
Colombia Colombian Peso COP $
Indonesia Indonesian Rupee IDR Rp
Japan Japanese Yen JPY ¥
100
South Korea Korean Won KRW ₩
Uganda Ugandan Shilling UGX USh
Venezuela Venezuelan Bolivar VEF Bs.

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5 MAINTENANCE

5.1 Errors
The errors with different actions for Self-service are listed below. The others are the same.

ERROR DESCRIPTION CAUSE AND ACTION

The machine detects that, in spite of activating the heating output, the water
temperature has not increased by 1ºC within 30 minutes.
It is possible to cancel this error. In this case, instead of triggering an error, the
E6 HEATING FAULT machine will continue running as if the temperature had been reached.
A warning is displayed but the machine does not stop. It continues with the
programme but the warning remains until the programme ends and the door is
opened.

In the final spin distribution, the input “Unbalanced load switch” is activated 5
times.
E9 UNBALANCED LOAD
An error is not triggered and the machine spins at low speed. The programme
ends normally without warnings.

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6 NAVIGATION CAM
STANDBY SCREEN LIBRARY
Laundrette message Create/Copy/Modify/Delete prog./cycles
Logo PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT Import programmes
Machine identifier LIBRARY Export programmes
MY PROGRAMMES
MY PROGRAMMES
DIRECT SELECTION SCREEN Select Active programmes
Create/Modify programmes

MAIN SCREEN MAIN MENU CONFIGURE SYSTEM HUD/SOUND HUD

Machine identifier Delayed programming (Select Time) Language HUD Screen OFF / Standby
Time PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT HUD/SOUND Beep (On/Off) Main screen
Programme name CONFIGURE SYSTEM RABC (Download period) Run screen
Programme temperature MAINTENANCE GENERAL GENERAL
Programme number (My programmes) MODE (Only self-service) Date/Time
Programme length Currency (Only self-service and COIN) Temperature scale (ºC/ºF) LEVELS
Increase/decrease programme number Prices (Only self-service and COIN) LEVELS Minimum level
Price (COIN/CP/CR) Price programming (Only self-service and COIN) SPEED Low level
Start/Amount remaining Weighing coefficient (If weight is active) Medium level
Central message Thermal stop (Yes/No) High level
Software version Maximum level
Update software (via USB)
RUN SCREEN SPEED
Machine identifier Minimum
Time RUN MENU Low
Programme name View inputs Normal
Programme number See outputs Height
Programme length View settings (Level, Temp, T Remain)
Remaining time Manual dosing
Progress indicator
Status (drawing+text)
Currently running cycle
Stop
Display warnings/errors

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