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SERVICE MANUAL
YATE PRODUCTION DRYERS
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Contents of the manual: Note for Service Technician.

This manual is a support document for technical personnel. It contains a description of the various product
types and their operating principle, and provides indications on serviceability.
Service technicians should always consult the specific model on
(www.servicenet.indesitcompany.com) to find data and updates of wiring diagrams, technical bul-
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INDEX
1 PRODUCT TYPE 3
I Product type
1.1 Product legend 4
1.2 Product structure 4
1.3 Product interface 5
1.3.1 Display interface 5
1.3.2 Led interface 7
1.3.3 Electromechanical interface 8
1.4 Technical data 9
2 OPERATING LOGIC 10
2.1 Condenser drying cycle 10
2 Operation
2.2 Vented drying cycle 14
2.3 Electronic control logic 16
2.4 Electromechanical control logic 16
2.5 Programmes - Condenser dryer with display 18
2.6 Programmes - Condenser dryer with Leds 21
2.7 Programmes - Electromechanical vented dryer 24
3 COMPONENTS 25
3.1 Electronic condenser and vented dryers 25
3 Components
3.2 Electromechanical condenser and vented dryers 30
4 WIRING DIAGRAMS 32
4.1 Indesit electromechanical vented models 32
4 Wiring diagrams
4.2 Ariston electromechanical vented models 34
4.3 Vented models with sensing brush 36
4.4 Vented models with sensing strip 36
4.5 Condenser models with sensing brush 38
4.6 Condenser models with sensing strip 39
5 SERVICEABILITY 40
5.1 Demo Mode 40
5.2 Autotest and functions sequence 40
5 Serviceability
5.2.1 Autotest with Led interface 41
5.2.2 Autotest with display interface 41
5.3 FAULT identification with led interface 43
5.4 FAULTS and Troubleshooting 44
5.5 Disassembly 55
5.5.1 Condenser dryer components 55
5.5.2 Vented dryer components 63
6 EXPLODED DRAWINGS 67
6 Exploded drawings
6.1 AS60VEX 67
6.2 ASD70CEX 70
6.3 ISL70CEX 74


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1. PRODUCT TYPE:
I Product type
1.1. PRODUCT LEGEND:
A S D 7 0 C
EX
A = Ariston S = Scirocco Project L= LED 7 = 7 kg 0 = second digit V = Vented Market
I = Indesit D= Display 6 = 6 kg indicates a possible
G 0 =Electromechnical update C = Condenser
1.2. PRODUCT STRUCTURE:
Vented models Condenser models


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1.3. PRODUCT INTERFACES:
I Product type
1.3.1 DISPLAY INTERFACE 4 6 5 7
4
1 2 3
Legend:
1. Drying guide 5. On/Off indicator Led
2. Option buttons 6. Programme selection buttons
3. On/Off button 7. Start/Cancel button
4. Display
The START/CANCEL button starts a selected The On/Off indicator confirms that the dryer
programme. Pressing this button, a short beep is is in operation, or ready for selection of a program-
heard and the progress icon blinks on and off to con- me.
firm the action. If no programme has been selected,
ON/OFF button: with the dryer in operation,
a succession of four beeps will be heard. Once a
pressing this button will stop the cycle and shut off
programme is running, pressing and holding this
the machine. Pressing the button again, the ma-
button produces a prolonged beep, and the dryer
chine restarts. As long as the door has not been
will stop (see Start and programmes section).
opened, the START button can be pressed again
OPTION buttons/icon: these buttons activate the to continue.
options available for the selected programme (see
Progress icons:
Controls). The icons indicate that the option has
been selected. these indicate the current status of the programme.
As each successive step of the programme is indi-
The Drying Guide is a simple table indicating the
cated, the relative icon lights up: Pre Care, Drying,
relationship between different fabrics and the loading
Cooling and Post Care (see Start and programmes
capacity of the drum.
section).
The empty water icon indicates that the
The PROGRAMME selection buttons are used to set
water collection tray must be emptied. When the icon
the programme: press the button corresponding to
blinks, the tray is full.
the desired programme (see Start and programmes
The indicator will stop blinking a few seconds after section).
the empty tray has been replaced; for this to occur,
Selecting the programme
the dryer must be in operation (see Controls).
1. Plug the dryer into the a.c. mains socket.
The Clean Filter icon reminds the user to
clean the filter each time the dryer is used (see 2. Select the laundry according to the type of fabric
Maintenance section). (see Laundry section).


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3. Press the door to release the latch, open the If Post Care has been selected and the laundry is
dryer, then proceed to check the position and not removed immediately, the dryer will continue
I Product type
cleanliness of the filter and make certain that to operate intermittently for 10 hours, or until such
the water tray is empty and correctly in place time as the door is opened.
(see Maintenance section).
12. Unplug the dryer from the mains socket.
4. Load the laundry into the drum, taking care that
no part of any garment is trapped between the
door and the relative seal. Close the door.
5. If the On/Off indicator is not alight: Press the
ON/OFF button.
6. Press the Programme selection button corre-
sponding to the type of fabric being dried, che-
cking the programme table (see Programmes),
as well as the indications given for each type of
fabric (see Laundry).
- then select the option button for timed drying,
or, if available, select automatic drying (most
programmes have automatic as the default
setting); see the Programmes table.
7. Set a delay and select other options, if neces-
sary.
8. To select the option of a warning beep at the
end of the programme, press ALARM.
9. Press the START button to run the program-
me.
The display gives an indication of the time re-
maining.
During operation, the door can be opened to
allow the removal of clothes that have already
dried, leaving the remainder to dry further. Ha-
ving closed the door, the START button must
be pressed again for the dryer to resume ope-
ration.
10. During the final few minutes of a drying program-
me, shortly before the end, the COOLING stage
will cut in (to remove heat from the fabrics); this
step must always be activated for the cycle to
finish.
11. A beep will sound (if the Alarm option has been
selected) to warn the user that the programme
has finished, and appears in the display.
Open the door and remove the laundry, then
clean and replace the filter. Empty the water
collection tray and replace (see Maintenance
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8 10 6 7
4 5
I Product type
1 2 3 3 9 7
4 5 4 4
Legend: 10 2 6
1. Drying guide 5. On/Off indicator Led
9. Clean filter indicator Led
2. Option buttons 6. Programme selector knob
10. Programme progress indicator
3. Option indicator Leds 7. Start/Cancel button
Leds
4. On/Off button 8. Empty water indicator Led
The START/CANCEL button starts a selected the dryer must be in operation (see Controls).
programme. Pressing this button, a beep is heard The On/Off indicator confirms that the dryer is
and the progress icons blink on and off to confirm in operation, or ready for selection of a programme.
the action. If no programme has been selected, a If this indicator blinks, there is a fault in the machine
succession of four beeps will be heard. Once a pro- (see Fault finding).
gramme is running, pressing this button cancels the
ON/OFF button: with the dryer in operation, pressing
programme and the dryer will stop (see Start and
this button will stop the cycle and shut off the machine.
programmes section).
Pressing the button again, the machine restarts.
The OPTION buttons activate the options available
The Progress or Delay indicators show the current
for the selected programme (see Start and program-
status of the programme or, when blinking, the time
mes section).
interval set for delayed programming.
Each Option indicator lights up to confirm that an
During a delayed start, the Leds blink to indicate
option has been selected by pressing the button on
the selected delay. When not in blink mode, each
the left of the indicator.
single indicator remains permanently alight while the
The Drying Guide is a simple table indicating the corresponding step of the programme is in progress
relationship between different fabrics and the loading (see Start and programmes section).
The PROGRAMMES knob is used to select the
The luminous Empty Water indicator warns desired programme: simply rotate the knob until
that the water collection tray must be emptied. the indicator is positioned on the programme to be
When the indicator blinks, the tray is full. selected (see Start and programmes section).
The indicator will stop blinking a few seconds after
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1.3.3 MECHANICAL INTERFACE 5 6 7

4
2
I Product type
1 3 8 4 5 4
2 7
Legend:
4. On/Off button 7. PROGRAMME SELECTOR knob
1. Drying guide
5. ON indicator Led 8. Empty water indicator Led
2. HEAT buttons
6. DELAYED START knob
3. BUZZER buttons
The selected drying programme is initiated by pres- The TIMER knob is used to set the interval of time
sing the START button (see Start and programmes that must elapse before the start of a delayed drying
section). programme. Turn the knob clockwise to set the desi-
The HEAT button is used to select the drying tem- red length of time (number of hours) before the dryer
perature (see Start and programmes section). is to start; to go back, simply turn the knob counter-
OUT: HIGH temperature. clockwise (see Start and programmes section).
IN: LOW temperature. The PROGRAMME knob is used to select the de-
The ALARM buzzer sounds at the end of a drying sired programme: rotate the knob clockwise, never
cycle. counterclockwise, until the indicator is positioned
OUT: Buzzer ON. on the programme to be selected (see Start and
IN: Buzzer OFF. programmes section).
The luminous ON indicator confirms that the dryer
is in operation. Pressing the ON/OFF button, the
indicator comes on and will remain alight until such
time as the door is opened or the machine switched
off. The indicator also remains alight when waiting
for a timer-delayed start.
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1.4 TECHNICAL DATA - CONDENSER/VENTED DRYERS
I Product type
MODELS ISL70CNL ASD70CEX AS60VEX
FEATURES Electronic control and LED Electronic control and di- Rx/Lx rotation, End-of-pro-
interface splay interface gramme alarm
ENERGY CLASS C C C
NOISE LEVEL 72 dBA 72 dBA 72 dBA
DIMENSIONS H 850 mm H 850 mm H 850 mm
W 595 mm W 595 mm W 595 mm
D 584 mm D 584 mm D 584 mm
Weight 41 kg Weight 41 kg Weight 35 kg
DRUM SPEED 55 rpm Rx/Lx
MAXIMUM LOAD 7 kg 7 kg 6 kg
DELAY TIMER 12 hours 3 hour steps 10 hours 1 hour steps 12 hours
DOOR LATCH RELEASE Push-Push Push-Push Handle
HEATING ELEMENTS 2300W - 230V 2300W - 230V 2200 W 230V
1100 W 230V
THERMOSTATIC Resettable thermostat Resettable thermostat Resettable thermostat
SAFETY DEVICES 106 °C 106 °C 120 °C
One-shot thermostat One-shot thermostat One-shot thermostat
143 °C 143 °C 150 °C
MOTOR Single phase with start Single phase with start Single phase induction
SPECIFICATIONS capacitor - 2-pole - 2800 capacitor - 2-pole - 2800 - 2-pole - Start Capacitor
rpm rpm - 2800 rpm - reversible
MOTOR CAPACITOR 7µF 7µF 7,5 µF
ACCESSORIES Venting kit
TIMER Programme duration 140
min including 7.5 min for
drum cooling 2 ECO pro-
grammes and anti-crease
PCB X X
DRYING SYSTEM Condenser system Condenser system Vented system


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2. Operating logic:
2.1 Condenser drying cycle and circulation of external air - steam - water
1 Filter
5 2 Condenser steam inlet
3 Condenser
4 Front fan
5 Tray collecting water produced by condensation
of steam
2 Operation
6 Heating elements
7 Holes admitting hot air to drum
8 Pump and hoses
7 9 Motor
10 Rear fan
1
The motor sets the drum in rotation, as well as driving
two fans mounted coaxially with the motor shaft.
2 6
The front fan draws in cold air from outside the ma-
chine and directs it into the condenser.
3 10 The rear fan blows air through the heating elements
and into the drum.
The drum rotates clockwise and counterclockwise in
8 alternation; the alternating sequence is programmed
electronically or timed electromechanically.
4 9 When the drum rotates counterclockwise to di-
sentangle the clothes, the heating elements are
deactivated.
4
10
Front fan Rear fan and heating elements

Hot air blown by the fan enters the drum through the holes in the rear, causing the moisture in the fabrics
to turn to steam.

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The steam passes through a filter located in the bottom part of the door seal and is channelled into the condenser.
Rear part of drum Steam filter
2 Operation
Condenser
1
2
3
1 Steam inlet from filter

2 Condensing chamber
3 Fan-assisted cold air inlet
The steam condenses as a result of the drop in temperature; in practice, the front fan draws in air from
outside at ambient temperature and directs it onto the condenser, which consequently is cooled.
The condenser is equipped with two seals stuck longitudinally to the top and the bottom right hand side,
so that hot air from the drum and cool air drawn in from outside by the front fan will not come into contact.
Water produced by condensation of the steam is directed into the pump reservoir, located at the rear of
the machine, and forced from here into the collection tray at the top of the machine.
5 5 Delivery hose
4
6 Overflow hose
4
4 Top and bottom seals separating the flows of hot
and cold air 6
The tray must be emptied by the user after each drying cycle.

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7 8
2 Operation
10
9
7 Pump 9 Water inlet, from pump

8 Water tray handle 10 Assembly
The pump is always on, and in the event that it should seize, the rising water level in the reservoir will cause
a float to trip a microswitch, generating a FAULT signal used by the mainboard to deactivate the heating
elements.
11
13
12
11 Microswitch
12 Float
13 Overflow hole
Should the user forget to empty the tray, water will spill eventually through an overflow in the tray holder.
From here, the water is returned to the pump reservoir, where the level will then rise and ultimately trip the
float switch.

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Safety in respect of thermal overloads and electrical faults is guaranteed by two thermostats mounted on
the heating element bracket (one self-resetting, which cycles on and off to limit the temperature in the drum,
the other a one-shot overall safety device).
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2 Operation
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15
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14 One-shot thermostat
15 Cold air inlet.
16 Heated air inlet.
17 Self-resetting thermostat.
18 Rear NTC sensor.
19 Front NTC sensor.
20 Conductivity sensor inside drum.
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21 Faston clip connecting sensor to mainboard
GND.
The temperature of the hot air blown into the drum is controlled by two sensors (NTC), front and rear, which
monitor the temperature during the cycle and inform the mainboard.
The drying quality and times are governed by a conductivity sensor that interacts with the two NTC sen-
sors and informs the mainboard as to the level of moisture and how far the fabrics have dried during the
programme.

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2.2 Vented drying cycle and circulation of air - steam - water (electromechanical)
3 1 Filter and steam outlet from drum

2 Steam venting duct
3 Cold air inlet
4 Holes admitting hot air to drum at rear
5 Heating elements
6 Vent outlet and connection for external duct
7 Motor
8 Fan blowing cold air onto heating elements
2 Operation
9 Fan and heater guard
4 10 Steam outlet
11 Motor reversing unit. Direction of rotation chan-
ges every 150 seconds approx (ARISTON dryers
only).
1
12 Fan by which outside air is drawn in and blown
onto heating elements.
5
The motor drives both the fan and the drum, alterna-
2
ting the direction of rotation at set intervals which are
programmed electronically or timed electromechani-
cally; when the drum rotates counterclockwise, the
6 heating elements are deactivated.
Air drawn in from the outside is blown through the
7 heating elements and into the drum, entering by way
8 of the rear holes.
The forced air, heated, penetrates the damp fabrics
and converts the moisture to steam. From here, the
steam passes through a filter located in the bottom
part of the door seal and is vented to the atmosphere
9 by way of a duct.
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13 Holes at rear admitting heated air to drum.

14 Hot air inlet
15 Filter and steam outlet
16 Vent outlet
17 Steam venting duct
18 Connection to filter compartment
19 I nt er nal v i ew of t her m o s ta ts sh ow in g
heat-sensitive side
13 20 External view and electrical connections
2 Operation
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In the electromechanical dryer, safety is guaranteed by thermostats mounted in the upper part of the heater
housing (one resettable and cycling on/off to keep the air temperature within 120 °C, the other a one-shot
type that opens irreversibly when exposed to a temperature of 150 °C).
Depending on the type of machine (Ariston or Indesit), drying temperatures are governed by thermostats
positioned adjacent to the hot air (steam) duct.
• Ariston machines have two thermostats set at 55 °C and 60 °C; one or other of the two will operate,
depending on the selected cycle (automatic programmes). When the set point temperature is detected
by the sensor, one heating element will be deactivated. The final 10 minutes of the programme are allo-
cated to cooling the fabrics.
• Indesit machines have just one self-resetting thermostat that will deactivate both heating elements when
the temperature reaches 78 °C and reactivate them when the temperature drops. The timer will end the pro-
gramme according to the selected duration; the final step of the programme serves to cool the fabrics.

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2.3 Electronic control logic

Estimate of programme duration on the basis of communication between the two
NTC sensors and the conductivity sensor.
The method for calculating the duration of programmes is as follows:
• Each drying cycle includes a procedure, active for the first 10’, in which the controller establishes the
type of load, and in particular the moisture content.
• With the programme selected, the dryer runs cold for a period of 10 minutes during which the software,
interacting with the front and rear NTC sensors and the conductivity sensor, will calculate the time nee-
ded to complete the cycle. During this initial stage, the display will show a maximum programme time of
2 Operation
2 hours and 20 minutes (Ariston with display).
Electrical and electromechanical loads and duration of single programmes

Electronic condenser and vented dryers.
Once the 10 minutes moisture content detection time has elapsed, the rear NTC sensor enables activation
of the loads and the drying programme starts.
The static heating element is always on, whereas the dynamic element cycles on and off according to the
temperature at the front NTC sensor.
The front NTC sensor measures the temperature of the air leaving the drum, the rear NTC sensor mea-
sures the temperature in the heater enclosure; the conductivity sensor monitors moisture in the load and
combines with the two NTCs to determine the duration of the programme.
As the moisture content drops, the temperature at the front of the drum approaches the temperature at the
rear.
This calculation is repeated every 40 seconds approx. The conductivity sensor, to which an input current
is applied at 5 Vdc, measures the moisture content of the load by way of a sensing strip wired to the GND
connection on the mainboard. The control module compares the resistance with a known reference value
for the selected programme and, utilizing algorithms and the readings from the front and rear NTC sensors,
proceeds to compute the cycle time remaining.
2.4 ELECTROMECHANICAL CONTROL LOGIC

Electromechanical condenser dryers.
The programme of electromechanical dryers is governed by a heat switch (if installed) on the control panel
(selects high or low temperature), a programmer, and a thermostat located in the front air duct. The user
selects high or low temperature by way of the switch, and sets the duration of the cycle by selecting the
desired programme with the programmer. At the start of the programme, the heating element is on and the
temperature controlled by a thermostat positioned on the front air duct, which will pilot the element to cut
in and out as necessary until the cooling stage is reached.
Electromechanical vented dryers.
The programme of electromechanical dryers is governed by a heat switch, a programmer, and a thermostat
located in the front air duct. The user selects high or low temperature by way of the switch, and sets the
duration of the cycle with the programmer. At the start of the programme, the heating element is on and the
temperature controlled by a thermostat positioned on the front air duct, until the moment when the timer
switches to the cooling stage.

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Electromechanical vented dryers.

Certain versions of electromechanical dryer have three automatic ECO programmes, two of which are
controlled by two thermostats (50 °C and 60 °C) located in the front air duct, and the third by the timer
(approx 10’ duration).
The user selects the automatic programme as desired (full or half load), and sets the drying temperature.
Once the temperature set point for the programme is reached, the dynamic heating element will be deac-
tivated.
The third Eco programme is a short cycle (10 minutes) using a high temperature setting selected by the
user. In this instance there is no thermostat control.
2 Operation
The timed programme is controlled by the timer. The user selects high or low temperature by way of the
switch, and the selected duration of the programme is controlled by the timer.
At the start of the programme, the heating element is on and the temperature controlled by the thermostat
positioned on the front air duct, which will pilot one half of the heater to cut in and out as necessary until
the moment when the timer switches to the cooling stage.
The operating temperatures of the front thermostats are 55 °C for full load and 60 °C for half load.
These models have a separate reversing timer positioned at the bottom of the casing, near the front, which
enables counterclockwise rotation of the drum and deactivation of the heating elements.
Air temperatures for single programmes

• Indesit electromechanical condenser dryers: front thermostat operates at 78 °C.
• Indesit electromechanical vented dryers: front thermostat operates at 58 °C
• Electromechanical vented dryers (Ariston): operating temperatures of the front thermostats are 55 °C
for full load and 60 °C for half load.

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Start and Programmes
2.5 PROGRAMMES - CONDENSER DRYER WITH DISPLAY
Programmes
Programmes GB
!! IfIf the On/Offlight
the On/Off indicator
is not is
lit;not alight:
Press Press the
the ON/OFF ON/OFFand
button button and
then select select the programme.
programme.
Programme What it does... How to set it... Note:
Installation
Cottons Dries your Cotton clothes 1. Press the Cottons - High Heat button. Options available:
High Heat on High heat 2. Choose Timed or Automatic option. Alarm , Time Delay ,
- If Timed Drying , see below, or... Pre Care , Post Care .
- To change from default dryness setting
press and release Dryness Levels Dryness options: Automatic
button until the required level is displayed. Iron Dry
2 Operation
3. Select any Options if required. Hanger Dry
Description
4. Press the Start button .
Cupboard Dry : default
Cottons Dries your Cotton clothes 1. Press the Cottons - Low Heat button. Options available:
Low Heat on Low heat 2. Select a drying time, see Timed below. See Timed below.
Synthetics Dries your Synthetic 1. Press the Synthetics button. Options available:
Programmes
clothes on High heat 2. Choose Timed or Automatic option. Alarm , Time Delay ,
Start and
- If Timed Drying , see below, or... Pre Care , Post Care .
- To change from default dryness setting
press and release Dryness Levels Dryness options: Automatic
button until the required level is displayed. Iron Dry
3. Select any Options if required.
4. Press the Start button . Hanger Dry
Cupboard Dry : default
Wool Dries your Woollen clothes, 1. Press the Wool button. Options available:
Laundry
(see previous page). 2. Select Alarm option if required. Alarm
� An Automatic programme
Delicates Dries your clothes on Low 1. Press the Delicates button. Options available:
heat setting , ready to 2. If Timed programme required (see Alarm , Time Delay ,
be worn. Timed below). Otherwise default is Pre Care , Post Care .
Warnings and
Suggestions
(e.g. Acrylics) Automatic .
3. Select any Options, if required.
4. Press the START button . � The default is Automatic
Airing 20-minute programme that 1. Press the Airing button. Options available:
airs your clothes with cool 2. Select Alarm option if required. Alarm
Maintenance and
air. Use also to cool warm
clothes.
Care
Easy Iron Brief programme 1. Press the Easy Iron button. ! This is not a drying
(approximately 10 minutes) 2. Select Alarm option if required. programme (see previous
that softens fibres of 3. Press the Start button . page).
clothing that is ready for Options available:
ironing.
Alarm
Troubleshooting
Timed
Timed Drying Always use Timed Drying 1. Press and release the Timed button Options available:
for loads less than 1kg, or until the display shows the required Alarm , Time Delay ,
(0:20, 0:40, if you prefer a different
1:00, 1:20, 1:40, selection. Each press advances , Pre Care , Post Care .
dryness result. , , , , , then and
2:00 or 2:20
Hours:Minutes) then repeats.
The heat setting depends
on the material option
� Delicates have maximum time of .
selected: � When is displayed, Automatic Consult suggested drying
option is available if you change your times (see Laundry).
The display will show
mind.
Service
LOW HEAT or 3. Select any Options if required. The last 10 minutes of these
HIGH HEAT as 4. Press the Start button . programmes is the Cool
appropriate.
Tumble .
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Controls
! Warning. If after pressing the START button, the position of the programme knob is changed, the
new position will NOT change the selected programme.
! ON/OFF button : pressing this button will stop the programme. Pressing a second time, the
programme will resume. If the door is open, the START button will first have to be pressed to resume
the programme.
! START/CANCEL button: pressing and holding this button, the programme will be cancelled, with
the display indicating ON.
2 Operation
Option buttons / icons
These buttons are used to personalize the selected programme on the basis of individual needs and pre-
ferences. Before any option can be selected, a programme must be activated by pressing a programme
selection button.
Not all the options are available for all programmes (see Start and programmes section). If an option is
not available and the relative button is pressed, a succession of four beeps will be heard. If the option is
available, a single beep is heard and the option icon blinks to confirm the selection.
Delayed Start
The start of certain programmes (see Start and programmes section) can be delayed by up to 18 hours.
Make certain that the condensate tray is empty before setting a delayed start. To set the timer, press the
delayed start button: the display reads OFF and the DELAYED START icon lights up. Pressing the button a
section time, a delay of one hour is selected and the display reads 1:hr. Pressing the button again, another
hour is added to the delay. Pressing the button when the display reads 18:hr, the message OFF appears
and after a few seconds the delayed start will be cancelled.
Pre Care
This option is available only if a delayed start has been selected. The clothes are tumbled occasionally
during the delay period, to help avoid the formation of creases in the fabric.
Alarm
Available on all programmes. Activating the alarm, the buzzer will sound at the end of the drying cycle to
remind the user that the clothes are ready to take out. Press the button, and the icon will indicate that the
option is selected.
Post Care
When this option is available and selected, clothes not removed immediately from the machine on comple-
tion of the programmed drying and cooling cycles will be tumbled again occasionally so as to prevent the
formation of creases in the fabric.
TIME DISPLAY
Thedisplay shows both the time remaining until a delayed start is due, and the time remaining until com-
pletion of a drying programme. The delayed start is displayed in hours, and counts down hour by hour. The
DELAYED START icon blinks after the start button has been pressed.

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The time remaining until the end of the process, including the cooling step, is displayed in hours and minutes
and counted down minute by minute. The display shows HIGH temperature 2:20 or LOW temperature 2:20.
When timer delayed programmes are selected, the time displayed during the cycle is the time remaining
at that particular moment.
When an automatic programme is selected, the time displayed is a forecast of the time remaining. Once a
programme has been selected, the display indicates the time needed to dry a full load, then after approxi-
mately 10 minutes the controller will compute a more accurate forecast of the time remaining.
The dots between the hours and minutes blink in the display to indicate the time elapsing.
Once the the drying step of the programme has finished, the message END is displayed. The display will
2 Operation
also indicate any fault affecting the dryer. In this eventuality, the letter F appears followed by a fault code
number (see Fault finding).
Empty water icon / Tray

(If the dryer is connected to a drain line, this icon can be ignored as there is no need to empty the conden-
sate tray).
When this icon is alight (permanently) it reminds the user to empty the tray. If the tray should fill up during
the course of a programme, the heater switches off and the dryer activates a Cooling step. In this situation,
the icon blinks and the buzzer will sound.
At this point, the dryer stops, all the progress icons light up, and the empty water icon blinks.
The tray must now be emptied and the machine restarted, otherwise the clothes will not dry. After restarting
the dryer, a few seconds will elapse before the alarm condition of the icon is reset.
To prevent this situation from occurring and avoid having to restart, empty the tray every time the dryer is
used (see Maintenance section).
Opening the door

If the door is opened with a programme in progress, the dryer will stop and the following situation is crea-
ted:
› All 4 progress icons light up.
› During a delay period, the delay will continue to count down. The START button must be pressed to
reinstate a delay programme.
The progress icons change to indicate the current status.
› During the drying stage of the programme, the dots on the display cease blinking to indicate that the
time is beginning to run down.
The START button must be pressed to reinstate the programme. The progress icons change to indicate
the current status, the dots blink, and the countdown continues.
› During an drying or cooling programme, or during a Post Care, the programme finishes and the message
END is displayed.
Note
In the event of a power failure, switch off or unplug the machine, then press the START button and the
programme will be reinstated.

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2.6 PROGRAMMES - CONDENSER DRYER WITH LEDS

Programmes GB
Programmes
!! IfIf the
the On/Off
On/Offlight is not lit;
indicator Press
is not the ON/OFF
alight: button
Press the and
ON/OFF then select programme.
button and select the programme.
Installation
Easy Brief programme (approximately 1. Position the PROGRAMMES knob ! This is not a drying
Iron 10 minutes) that softens fibres of on . programme (see previous
page).
clothing that is ready for ironing. 2. Select any options if required.
3. Press the START button. Options available:
Alarm
2 Operation
Description
Cottons Dries your clothes on High Heat 1. Position the PROGRAMMES knob Options available:
Cupboard setting, ready for putting away. on 3. Alarm, Delayed Start,
dry Pre-Creasecare,
2. Select any options if required. Post Creasecare.
3. Press the START button.
Cottons Dries your clothes on High Heat 1. Position the PROGRAMMES knob Options available:
Programmes
Hanger Alarm, Delayed Start,
Start and
setting, ready for hanging. on 2.
dry Pre-Creasecare,
Synthetics Dries your clothes on Low Heat 1. Position the PROGRAMMES knob Options available:
Cupboard on 1. Alarm, Delayed Start,
setting, ready for putting away. Pre-Creasecare,
dry
Laundry
Timed Drying Dries wet clothing that you wish 1. Position the PROGRAMMES knob Options available:
to dry on Low Heat or small on the desired time: 160, 140, 120, Alarm, High Heat, Delayed
(160, 140, 120, Start, Pre-Creasecare,
100, 90, 70, 60, loads (less than 1kg). 100, 90, 70, 60, 50, 40 or 30.
Post Creasecare.
50, 40 or 30 2. Select any options if required.
Warnings and
Suggestions
minutes) 3. Press the START button. Consult ‘suggested drying
Can be used with High Heat
times’ (see Laundry).
option if you prefer to use a
timed programme. The last 10 minutes of these
programmes is the Cool
Tumble phase, see below.
Maintenance and
Cool Tumble Brief programme (approximately 1. Position the PROGRAMMES knob Options available:
10 minutes) that cools fibres of on . Alarm
clothing. Care
2. Select any options if required.
Troubleshooting
Controls
PROGRAMME selector
! Warning. If after pressing the START button, the position of the programme knob is changed, the
new position will NOT change the selected programme.
! Position 0. The knob is turned to position 0 to reset and cancel a programme.
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OPTION buttons / indicators

These buttons are used to personalize the selected programme on the basis of individual needs and prefe-
rences. Before any option can be selected, a programme must be selected with the knob. Not all the options
are available for all programmes (see Start and programmes section). If an option is not available and the
relative button is pressed, a succession of four beeps will be heard. If the option is available, a single beep
is heard and the relative option indicator will light up to confirm the selection.
Progress ( Drying, Cooling, Post Care) / Delay (3 hours, 6 hours, 9 hours, 12 hours) Indicators
When the indicator alongside the delayed programming button is alight, these indicators blink to show that
the delay time has been selected. During other programmes, these indicate the stage of the drying sequen-
ce, each lighting up at the start of the corresponding step.
2 Operation
Delayed Start
The start of certain programmes (see Start and programmes section) can be delayed by up to 12 hours, in
3 hour steps. Make certain that the condensate tray is empty before setting a delayed start.
When a delayed start has been selected, the indicator alongside the delayed start button will remain alight
and the selected delay period will blink (after pressing the START button).
To set a delayed start, press the Delay Time button, and the indicator alongside the button will light up
together with the 3 hour delay indicator. Pressing the button a second time, the delay increases to 6 hours:
the 3 hour indicator will go out and the 6 hour indicator will light up. Each time the delay setting button is
pressed, the delay increases by 3 hours, as shown by the corresponding indicator. If the 12 hour delay
indicator is alight, pressing the button again will cancel the delay.
The delay can also be cancelled by turning the programme knob to the 0 position, waiting for the buzzer to
sound, and then returning to the selected programme.
Pre Care
When a delayed start has been selected, the clothes are tumbled occasionally during the delay period to
help avoid the formation of creases in the fabric.
High temperature
This button, when available, selects a high temperature. Pressing the button, a high temperature is selected
and the indicator alongside the button lights up.
Timed programmes are factory-set to run at low temperature; if the indicator alongside the button is alight,
pressing the button has the effect of selecting low temperature and the indicator goes off.
Alarm
Available on all programmes. Activating the alarm, the buzzer will sound at the end of the drying cycle to
remind the user that the clothes are ready to take out. Press the button, and the indicator will indicate that
the option is selected.
Post Care
If clothes are not removed immediately from the machine on completion of the programmed drying and coo-
ling cycles, they will be tumbled again occasionally so as to prevent the formation of creases in the fabric.
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(If the dryer is connected to a drain line, this indicator can be ignored as there is no need to empty the
condensate tray).
When this indicator is alight (permanently) it reminds the user to empty the tray. If the tray should fill up
during the course of a programme, the heater switches off and the dryer activates a Cooling step. In this
situation, the indicator blinks and the buzzer will sound. At this point, the dryer stops, the 3 hour delay and
all the progress indicators light up, and the Empty Water indicator blinks. The tray must now be emptied
and the machine restarted, otherwise the clothes will not dry.
Once the dryer has been restarted, there will be a pause of a few seconds before the indicator goes out.
To prevent this situation from occurring and avoid having to restart, empty the tray every time the dryer is
used (see Maintenance section).
2 Operation
Opening the door
If the door is opened with a programme in progress, the dryer will stop and the following situation is crea-
ted:
› The 3 hour delay indicator and all 3 progress indicators light up.
› During a delay period, the delay will continue to count down. The START button must be pressed to
reinstate a delay programme.
One of the delay indicators will blink to to indicate the current delay setting.
› The START button must be pressed to resume the programme. The progress indicators will show the
current status of the programme.
› At any given moment during a drying programme, including the cooling cycle or the Post Care stage,
the programme will be terminated. Pressing the START button, a new programme will be activated from
the beginning.
› Changing the position of the programme knob, a new programme will be selected, after pressing the
START button. This function can be used to force a cold air stage and cool the clothes in the drum, if
they have already dried sufficiently.
Note
In the event of a power failure, switch off or unplug the machine, then press the START button and the
programme will be reinstated.

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2.7 PROGRAMMES - ELECTROMECHANICAL VENTED DRYERS
Programmes
Programmes
GB
Automatic Dries completely: 1. Select HIGH HEAT by pressing ! If you select LOW HEAT,
Drying your clothes are ready to be the HEAT button. this programme will not dry
2. Position the PROGRAMMES knob your clothes. For Acrylic
(average loads) worn. For average loads (from 1 fibres or small loads select
to 3kg) of Cotton , on . Timed Drying.
3. Press the START button , the
polycotton or synthetics .
ACTIVE light will turn on. This programme can also be
2 Operation
used for large loads if you
require a slightly drier result.
Automatic Dries completely: 1. Select HIGH HEAT by pressing ! If you select LOW HEAT,
Drying your clothes are ready to be the HEAT button. this programme will not dry
2. Position the PROGRAMMES knob your clothes. For Acrylic
(large loads) worn. For large loads (from 3 to fibres or small loads select
6kg) of Cotton . on . Timed Drying.
ACTIVE light will turn on. This programme can also be
used for average loads if you
prefer a damper result.
Easy Iron Brief programme (approximately 1. Select HIGH HEAT by pressing ! This is not a drying
10 minutes) that softens fibres of the HEAT button. programme (see below).
clothing that is ready for ironing. 2. Position the PROGRAMMES knob
on .
ACTIVE light will turn on.
Timed Drying Dries wet clothes that will be 1. Select required heat setting HIGH Consult suggested drying
up to 120 minutes ironed, Acrylic fibres , or HEAT or LOW HEAT by times (see Laundry).
small loads (less than 1kg). pressing the HEAT button.
2. Position the PROGRAMMES knob
on the desired time.
ACTIVE light will turn on.
Cool Tumble Heating elements turn This is the programmes final phase. Always allow the dryer to
Phase themselves off and clothing is Approximately 10 minutes before the complete this phase.
cooled down. finish, the knob advances
automatically to the Cool Tumble
Phase. After the Buzzer will sound (if
selected) and the clothing is ready
to be taken out.
Easy Iron Programme

Easy-iron programme
‘Easy Iron’ is a short 10 minute programme (8 minutes of heat followed by a 2 minute cool tumble period) which
fluffs the fibres
“Easy-iron” is aofshort
clothing that have been
programme of 10left in the same
minutes position/location
duration (8 minutes hotfor an
airextended
followingperiod of time. The
by 2 minutes cycle
cooling)
relaxes theto
designed fibres
swelland
themakes
fibresthem easier to
of fabrics ironhave
that and fold.
lain unused for an extended period of time. This type of
! ‘Easy Iron’
treatment is not the
makes a drying easier to and
programme
clothes pressshould
and not be used for wet articles of clothing.
fold.
!For
This is results:
best not a full drying programme, and therefore not suitable for clothes that are still damp.
1. Do
For notresults,
best load more
dothan
notthe maximum
load capacity.
the drum beyond its maximum capacity.
These numbers refer to the dry weight:
Fabric Maximum load

Cotton and Cotton mixtures 2.5kg
Synthetics 2kg
Denim 2kg
2. Unload the dryer immediately after the end of the programme, hang, fold or iron the articles and put
Yate them away in theDryers
Production closet. Should this not be possible repeat the programme.
2006.09.21 English
The ‘Easy Iron’ effect varies from one fabric to the next. It works well on traditional fabrics like Cotton or Cotton mix,
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3. Components:
3.1 Electronic condenser and vented dryers
Conductivity sensor
2
1
Measures the moisture content of the fabrics, and

1 NEW conductivity sensor
interacts with the two NTC sensors to compute the
2 OLD conductivity sensor time remaining. Readings occur every 40” approx.
3 Components
Filter Rear fan, condenser dryer
Traps any threads and fluff shed by the tumbled

fabrics. To be cleaned after every cycle
The rear fan draws in air from the room and blows it
Front fan onto the heating elements.
Rear fan, vented dryer
Draws in air from outside to cool the condenser; this

turns the steam in the condenser to water. Installed
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Mainboard Condenser
The mainboard is located in the bottom front part, on

the right; it includes a serial port for connection of the
hardware key. The board can programmed if replaced,
or if the EEPROM file suffers damage, or when a new
version becomes available.
Heater unit
3 Components
The heater unit is made up of four heating coils
wound onto mica formers, supported by insulators
of the same material. These insulators are mounted
on a steel chassis that carries the rear thermal over-
load and safety devices. The unit is fixed to the rear
cover with screws. Air is directed through channels
in the chassis. The heating elements, temperature
controls, thermistors and rear guard are supplied
as an assembly and have a 5-way connector provi-
ding the interface with the electronics. The coils of
the heater unit make up one top element and one
bottom element.
• The bottom element is rated 1100 watts (static)
and receives its full power input permanently
• The top element is rated 1100 watts (dynamic) The condenser receives steam under pressure from
and temperature-controlled electronically or by the the drum, forced in by the rear fan; the water produ-
front thermostats during the programme, so as to ced by condensation is channelled into the reservoir
maintain the appropriate level of heat in the drum housing the drain pump.
throughout.

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Drum bearings (front) Front NTC sensor
The front NTC sensor is mounted in the top part of

the front air duct. This sensor is used by the electro-
nics to control the drying temperature; as soon as the
air reaches a given set point, one heating element
Front of seal is switched off. It is also used by the electronics, in
conjunction with the rear NTC sensor and conducti-
vity sensor, to compute the cycle time remaining.
Rear NTC sensor
3 Components
2
1
The rear NTC sensor (middle) is mounted to the

Old system with wheels heater unit above the heating element, between the
one shot and resettable thermostats. This sensor is
used by the electronics to control the temperature
at the rear of the dryer.
SAFETY THERMOSTATS
1 The non-resettable “one-shot” thermostat (whi-
te spot) is a safety device that disconnects all loads
at critical temperatures, set to trip at:
• 143 °C in electronic and electromechanical con-
denser dryers
• 150 °C in vented dryers
2 The self-resetting thermostat is a safety device
that limits the temperature at the rear by controlling
the power supply to the two heating elements; loca-
ted next to the one-shot thermostat, this is designed
New system with shoes to open at:
The front part of the drum is fitted with a felt seal • 106 °C. In electronic and electromechanical con-
and rides against four bearings (ferodo shoes), whi- denser dryers
ch ensure there will be no wobble or friction during • 120°C in vented dryers
rotation. The earlier version had no ferodo shoes; In the event of one and/or the other thermostat
instead, the lower part of the drum rested and rolled failing, BOTH components MUST be renewed.
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Front thermostats Drum
1
Location of ECO/Energy Save thermostats
3 Components
2
The function of the front thermostats is to discon-
nect a heating element when the temperature set
point is reached
• Indesit condenser dryers - thermostat opens at
78 °C
• Ariston vented dryers - equipped with 2 ECO
thermostats; in effect, the machine operates 3
automatic programmes. The setting for the half
load thermostat is 60 °C; the setting for the full
load thermostat is 55 °C. The third automatic
programme is controlled by the timer
• Indesit vented dryer - This has just one thermo-
stat that opens at 58 °C to deactivate one heating
element, then closes to reactivate the element
when the temperature drops
Door switch
The drum is composed of a galvanized front

section, a rear section, and two removable plastic
paddles. The rear section of drum is pierced to admit
the flow of air. The back of the drum is carried by a
This is a normally open single pole microswitch ac- shaft that turns in a friction bearing incorporated into
tivated by a catch when the door is closed. It is the the rear panel of the dryer. A collar and locking pin
first switch in the electrical circuit, and accordingly, on the shaft of the drum combine to prevent forward
rated to match the full load current of the product axial movement during operation.
(10 ampères approx).

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Float switch and drain pump Motor
The motor is a two pole type running at 2800 rpm.

Protection is guaranteed by a bimetal thermal
overload cutout that resets automatically, and may
disconnect the electrical power input to the windings.
A start capacitor rated 7 µF is installed alongside.
Mainboard
3 Components
(LED or LCD) the mainboard is located behind the
control panel.
• The display or Led PCB is used to set the pro-
grammes and options, show the progress of the
cycle and generate warning messages (clean
filters, empty water tray, FAULT etc.)
Front bearings
The float switch and drain pump are associated

with the rear panel, at the bottom left. Condensed
steam is forced by the pump into a hose leading up
to the water tray, located behind the control panel.
The pump remains constantly under power for the
entire duration of the programme and is deactivated
only by the operation of the float switch when tripped
by the level of water in the reservoir. The operation
of the float deactivates the heating element and acti-
vates the LED or ICON on the control panel to warn The function of the ferodo shoes is to support the drum
that the water collection tray is full, and must be at the front and prevent it from shifting out of position,
emptied before the heating elements can come consequently losing heat and generating unwanted
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3.2 Electromechanical condenser and vented dryers
1 Main timer 3 Door interlock relay

2 Delay timer 4 Heat switch
HEAT SWITCH - This is usually an open “push-push”

switch, installed on the control panel surround. It
allows the user to select high or low temperature
4 settings for one or both of the heating elements.
2 3
Consulting the wiring diagram, it can be seen that
when this switch is activated, the heater unit is acti-
1 vated on either full or half power, delivering 2200W or
1100W output. To select maximum heat, the switch
is positioned “in”; to select minimum heat, the switch
is positioned “out”.
- The door interlock relay is installed on the power
PCB located at the back of the control panel. The
3 Components
power PCB always has a single-pole relay with a
The Delay timer allows the start of programmes to normally open contact.
be postponed up to: The relay inhibits the machine from operating, with
• 18 hours, for Ariston dryers the door closed, until the programme start button is
pressed.
• 12 hours, for Indesit dryers
If the door is opened during the course of the pro-
The Main Timer allows the user to select drying gramme, the dryer stops and will not restart until the
programmes with a cycle duration of: door has been closed and the start button pressed
• Indesit condenser: 180’ including 10’ to cool the again.
fabrics This feature is a standard safety requirement on
• Indesit vented: 160’ including 12’ to cool the fa- dryers with appreciably large doors.
brics The options on the power PCB allow for the use of
• Ariston condenser: 140’ including 7.5’ to cool the a low voltage buzzer and/or LEDs. Certain earlier
fabrics models may have a conventional electromechanical
relay installed at the rear of the control panel rather
The Reversing Timer allows rotation of the motor than the power PCB, although the operating principle
in both directions and deactivation of the heating is identical.
elements, and is featured only in Ariston dryers.
On Indesit dryers, the direction of rotation of the
motor is controlled by the main timer
3
2
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Eco thermostats Drum
3 Components
The ECO thermostats are mounted in the front part
of the air duct.
• In ARISTON dryers and in certain INDESIT mo-
dels, the settings are:
55 °C full load The drum has a back plate pierced with holes to
admit the flow of air warmed by the heating elements;
60 °C half load a central section of galvanized pressed steel, and a
• INDESIT vented models have one thermostat separate closure at the front that supports the as-
only, set to open at 58°C sembly and prevents the steam from escaping.
• INDESIT condenser models have one thermostat
only, set to open at 78°C
When the critical temperature registers, the thermo-
stat deactivates one heating element for the duration
of the programme, and the timer will then continue
until the cooling stage is reached.
The temperature rises as the moisture content
reduces.

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4. Wiring diagrams:
4.1 INDESIT ELECTROMECHANICAL VENTED models
SwITCh RATINgS REVERSINg TIMERS
Type CONTACT / RATINg COMPONENT MAX.

TERMINAL SwITChED CURRENT
PEAPSA 2-1
Invensys ZBN 2-1 16 (4) A MOTOR & 12 A
Invensys EC B1 - B3 HEATER
Elbi 5000 B5 - B3
PEAPSA 1 - 10
Invensys ZBN 1 - 10
Invensys EC A9/A10 - A11 16 (4) A HEATER 12 A
Elbi 5000 A3 - A2
PEAPSA 4 - 3,5
Invensys ZBN 4 - 3,5 16 (4) A MOTOR (Reversing) <2A
Invensys EC B9/B10 - B11, B12
Elbi 5000 C3 - C1, C2
4 Wiring diagrams
MAIN TIMER SEqUENCE REVERSINg TIMERS
PROGRAMME CAM
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
10
Timer Markings
163
160
143
122
102
81
61
41
20
12
10
Actual time
336°
330°
294°
252°
210°
168°
126°
84°
42°
24°
21°
switch
switch no.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58
timer motor 2-1

12
heater 1 -10
Note *1 the programme cam must advance to step 1 before stopping
REVERSING CAM
switch
switch no.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58
15s *2 15s 1.5s ± 0.5 149 s ± 2.5 1.5s ± 0.5

motor cw 4-3

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TIMER
2 (B1){A2}
10 (A11){B5}
1 (B3){A3} (A9/A10){B3}
3 (B11){C1}
BLUE
4 (B9/10){C3}
ORANGE BLUE
CYCLING ONE SHOT
5 (B12){C2} THERMOSTAT UPPER CUT OUT
BLUE HEATER
TM
LOWER
Yate Production Dryers

PINK / WHITE
8 (A1/2){B1}
BLACK
ZBN/PEAPSA (EC) {ELBI} BROWN
BLUE ORANGE

BLACK / WHITE
BLUE BROWN / WHITE BLUE / WHITE
CAPACITOR WHITE
B 6 4 ORANGE
GREY/BLUE
RED PB HEAT
SWITCH
RELAY
TIMER A 9 7
4(B9/B10) {C3}
PINK / WHITE BROWN
WHITE
13
PB
PB
ALTERNATIVE RELAY WIRING
GREY (USES ADDITIONAL GREY WIRE) BROWN
ENERGY SAVE
BLUE M THERMOSTAT
Edition
1 2 3
(N)
RELAY
PINK / WHITE
MOTOR WITH
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BLUE
BROWN/WHITE PROTECTOR
BROWN / WHITE
BLUE / WHITE = INSULATOR
M = MALE TAB BLUE / WHITE BLACK / WHITE
START SWITCH PB = PIGGY BACK

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4.2 ARISTON ELECTROMECHANICAL VENTED models
SWITCH RATINGS TIMER
CONTACT / TERMINAL RATING COMPONENT MAX.

SWITCHED CURRENT
SWITCH RATINGS TIMER
Invensys EC Elbi 5000
C3/ –
CONTACT C2
TERMINAL C3 –C4
RATING 16(4)A
COMPONENT TIMER
MAX. MOTOR <1A
SWITCHED CURRENT
InvensysC3
EC – C1Elbi 5000 C3 – C5 16(4)A TIMER MOTOR <1A
C3 –A1
C2 – A3/A4
C3 –C4 B3 –
16(4)A B4 TIMER16(4)A
MOTOR MOTOR
<1A & HEATER 10A
C3 – C1 C3 – C5 16(4)A TIMER MOTOR <1A
B3/B4 – B1 A4 – A5 16(4)A HEATER 9.2A
A1 – A3/A4 B3 – B4 16(4)A MOTOR & HEATER 10A
B9/B10
B3/B4 – B1 – B11
A4 – A5 B1 –
16(4)A B2 16(4)A
HEATER 9.2A BUZZER < 1A
B9/B10 – B11 B1 – B2 16(4)A BUZZER < 1A
MAIN
MAIN TIMER
TIMER SEQUENCE
SEQUENCE CHART CHART
1313
140 mins
130 mins
120 mins
110 mins
100 mins
7.5 mins
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80 mins
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110 mins
100 mins
90 mins
80 mins
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T im e d C 3 - C 2 (C 3 -C 5 )
A u toA 9 - A 1 1 (A 1 -CA32) - C 1 (C 3 - C 4)
sta t s elect
T im e d C 3 - C 2 (C 3 -C 5 ) *1 *1 *1 *1
4 Wiring diagrams
T im e r & M oto r A 1 - A 3 (B 3 - B 4 )
sta t s elect A 9 - A 1 1 (A 1 - A 2)
B u zze r B 1 0 - B 1 1 (B 2 - B 1 )
*1 *1 *1
H ea ter B 3 - B 1 (A 4 - A 5 )
T im e r & M oto r A 1 - A 3 (B 3 - B 4 ) 3
N ote *1 : th e prog ram m e c am s ho uld a dva nc e to the ne xt step be fore th e tim er sto ps
B u zze r B 1 0 - B 1 1 (B 2 - B 1 )
REVERSING TIMER SEQUENCE CHART
H ea ter B 3 - B 1 (A 4 - A 5 )
3
switch N ote *1 : th e prog ram m e c am s ho uld a dva nc e to the ne xt step be fore th e tim er st
switch no.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
1 to 2 secs - > < - - - - - - - 148 seconds +/-2 - - - - - - - - - - - >: < - 1 to 2 seconds

motor cw a - a1
motor acw a - a0
< - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 300 seconds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - >
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WIRING DIAGRAM
Service Manual
CYCLING
GREY/BLUE WHITE STAT
ORANGE
= INSULATOR
M = MALE TAB 5412723wd2.pdf
BLUE/WHITE BLACK/WHITE
PB = PIGGY BACK VTD20
BLACK
* = EC TIMER ONLY (1600180500) 16001789000
REAR VIEW OF CONNECTOR FOR HEATER
Yate Production Dryers

BLACK/WHITE
UPPER
LOWER
HEATER
A3/A4(B4) B4(A4)

BROWN A1(B3) B1(A5)
B3
RED * GREY
B11(B1) TIMER - EC (ELBI)
GREY/BLUE
C2(C5)
BUZZER
(UPPER) ENERGY
SAVE STAT-HALF
C3(C3)
(PURPLE SPOT)
(LOWER) ENERGY
SWITCH
CUT OUT
ONE SHOT
A11(A2) SAVE STAT-FULL

GREY/BLUE
BROWN/WHITE
TM C1(C4) GREY/BLUE
(WHITE SPOT)
DELAY WHITE
M ORANGE
TIMER B9(B2)
A9/A10(A1) M BLUE
HEAT SWITCH
Edition
BLACK
M BROWN
WHITE WHITE
M BLUE
BLUE
TM
a1 a
2006.09.21
(8) PB
BLUE
PEAPSA (ZBN)
a0
TM BLUE M WHITE
A0
(4)
A (5)
RED PB ORANGE
BROWN/ BLUE / WHITE
REVERS'G PB WHITE
GREEN/YELLOW
START SWITCH
PINK/WHITE
TIMER A1 (3) BROWN BROWN
CAPAC
-ITOR MOTOR
BLUE
J1 3 2 1 MAINS CONNECTION
5 tmr (N) WITH SUPPRESSION
BROWN/WHITE
DOOR SWITCH
Language
L N E
J3
RELAY
1(N)
BROWN / WHITE
English
2 BUZZER
4 Wiring diagrams
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4.3 Vented models with sensing brush
F G I
E H
N
E
L
C D
L
M
J3
J10
J4
J11
1 3 2 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 2 1 1 2
4 Wiring diagrams
B
J12
2 1
5 4 3 21
J9
Legend:
A User interface PCB H Upper and lower heating elements
B Front NTC sensor I NTC sensor
C Capacitor J Door switch
D Spade terminal K Connection to a.c. supply with suppressor
A E Motor with overload cutout L Sensing brush
F One-shot thermostat M Drum assembly
G Resettable thermostat

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4.4 Vented models with sensing strip

F
E
H
N
E
L
C D
J
I
K L
J3
J10
J4
J11
1 3 2 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 2 1 1 2
4 Wiring diagrams
J12
B
2 1
5 4 3 21
J9
Legend:
A User interface PCB H Upper and lower heating elements
B Front NTC sensor I Door switch
C Capacitor J Connection to a.c. supply with suppres-
A D Spade terminal sor
E Motor with overload cutout K Sensing strip
F One-shot thermostat L Drum assembly
G NTC sensor

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4.5 Condenser models with sensing brush
H I K
F J
N
E
L
E G M
N
O
J10
J3
J4
J11
3 4 2 1
1 3 2 1 2 3 4 5 1 2
J5 1
D
2
4 Wiring diagrams
3
C
J124
2 1
B
5 4 3 2 1
J9
Legend:
A User interface PCB J Upper and lower heating elements
B Front NTC sensor K NTC sensor
C Float switch L Connection to a.c. supply with sup-
D Pump pressor
E Capacitor M Door switch
F Motor with overload cutout N Sensing brush
A G Spade terminal O Drum assembly
H One-shot thermostat
I Resettable thermostat

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4.6 Condenser models with sensing strip
F
J
N
E
L
K
E G
M N
J10
J3
J4
3 4 2 1
J11
1 3 2 1 2 3 4 5 1 2
J5 1
D
2
4 Wiring diagrams
3
C
4
J12
2 1
B
5 4 3 2 1
J9
Legend:
A User interface PCB J Upper and lower heating elements
B Front NTC sensor K Door switch
C Float switch L Connection to a.c. supply with sup-
D Pump pressor
E Capacitor M Sensing strip
F Motor with overload cutout N Drum assembly
A G Spade terminal
H One-shot thermostat
I NTC sensor

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5. SERVICEABILITY
5.1. DEMO MODE
Not available for tumble dryers
5.2. Autotest and functions sequence
Requires hardware key to activate (part number: C00095669).
New model Old model
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5.2. Autotest and functions sequence

5.2.1 Autotest with LED interface
The test programme requires the use of the hardware key and test fuse, which has a resistance of approx
270k between the two magnets. The fuse is installed between the conductivity sensor and the drum.
To set up the test programme, close the door and press the button on the HW key. Switch on the machine,
and press the TEST button on the HW key to activate the test programme.
N.B. The dryer will go into autotest mode the first time it is powered up after being programmed.
1. Power up the dryer to activate the autotest
The ON-OFF Led lights up
The delayed start and 3h delay Leds light up
The drum rotates clockwise
Check the motor
2. Press Delayed Start
The delayed start Led blinks and the buzzer sounds
The Drying/6h delay Led lights up and the heating element warms to low (half) heat
Check the low heat temperature
3. Press the alarm button
The alarm Led and the Cooling/9h delay Led light up The heating element warms to full heat
Check the full heat temperature
4. Press the Full Heat button
The Full heat and Crease Care (end of programme/12h delay) Led lights up.
The drum rotates counterclockwise, the heating elements switch off and the buzzer sounds
Check opposite rotation of motor and deactivation of heating elements If the drum stops turning
after 3 seconds, there is a problem with the conductivity sensor or the magnetic connector is
not coupled.
5. Open the door and check
Counterclockwise rotation ceases and the clean filter Led lights up
Check the door microswitch
6. Close the door, turn the selector to position 4 (3 hours), and press Start/Cancel
When the status Leds light up, return the selector to position 0 (12 hours) and check that all the Leds
are alight
7. Press the ON-OFF button to switch off the dryer
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5.2.2 Autotest with DISPLAY interface
1. The test programme requires the use of the hardware key and test fuse, which has a resistance of approx
270k between the two magnets. The fuse is installed between the conductivity sensor and the drum.
To set up the test programme, close the door and press the button on the HW key. Switch on the machine,
and press the TEST button on the HW key to activate the test programme.

N.B. The dryer will go into autotest mode the first time it is powered up after being programmed.
2. Power up the machine and make certain the display reads OFF.
Press Autotest on the HW key to activate the test programme
The ON-OFF Led lights up and the message Test blinks in the display
The Anti-crease icon lights up (start of programme)
The drum rotates clockwise
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3. Press the Anti-crease button (start of programme)

The Anti-crease icon (start of programme) and the drying icon light up
The heating element warms to low (half) heat
Check the low heat temperature
4. Press the Delayed Start button
The display shows 1h and delayed start
5. Press the Alarm button - the Alarm icon and the Cooling cycle icon light up
The heating element warms to full heat
Check the full heat temperature
6. Press the Timer button; the drying time blinks in the display

7. Press the Crease Care (end of programme) button.
The option icons light up and the status icons for Crease Care (end of programme)
The drum rotates counterclockwise, the heating element switches off and the buzzer sounds
If the drum stops turning after 3 seconds and the display reads END, there is a problem with the con-
ductivity sensor or the magnetic connector is not coupled.
Open the door and check the interlock microswitch; counterclockwise rotation ceases
8. Close the door - the display reads ON
9. Press the button to select the Wool programme
Check that the Clean filter and Water tray empty icons are alight
Check that the display reads Time remaining
Check that the Wool icon is displayed
10.Press the button to select the Synthetics programme
Check that the Iron - Hanger - Cupboard icons are displayed
Check that the Full Heat icon is displayed
Check that the Synthetics icon is displayed
11.Press the button to select the Cotton - Low Heat programme
Check that the Low Heat icon is displayed
Check that the Cotton icon is displayed
12.Press the button to select the Cotton - Full Heat programme
Press the Set & Forget option button repeatedly Check that the drying indicator progresses from
Cupboard to Hanger to Iron, and back to Cupboard
13.Press the button to select the Iron Less programme
Check that the Iron Less icon is displayed
14.Press the button to select the Cooling cycle programme
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Check that the Cooling cycle icon is displayed
15.Press the button to select the Delicate programme
Press the Start/Cancel button to run the drying programme
When the status icons light up, press the Start/Cancel button to end the programme
Check that the display reads 88:88 momentarily
16.Press the ON-OFF button to switch off the dryer
Faults and remedies

NOTE: when a fault occurs, the door interlock Led blinks rapidly (frequency > 1 Hz, i.e. several times
per second) [INDESIT machines]
when a fault occurs, the On/Off Led blinks rapidly (frequency > 1 Hz, i.e. several times per second)
[AQUARIUS machines]

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5.3. fault indication with Led interfaces

With the LED interface, the Leds that indicate the fault remain permanently alight, whereas the progress
indicator Leds blink
Ariston control panel Indesit control panel FUNCTION BUTTONS

FUNCTION BUTTONS PROG LEDs DOOR INTERLOCK
(L1)
(L2) (B1) (B2) (B3) (B4)
(L3) (L1) (B1) (B2) (B3) (B4)
(L4)
(L2)
(L3)
(L4)
PROG LEDs
LED COMBINATION
LED
FAULT CAUSE ACTIVE BUTTON
PHASES
Motor functions when it should not or
F01 motor does not get activated at all.
LED 4 Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4
No motor action, drum not turning.
F02 LED 4 Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4
Front NTC open or short circuit.
Pump triac welded closed. Pump is
F04 working when it should not.
No pump action. No feedback from
F05 pump. LED 4 Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4
Non used, active
Non used, active
Lower resistance
is ON even when it is not driven.
Eeprom is not programmed or not
F09 functioning.
One shot open fault. The machine
F10 does not heat.
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F11 No pump action. Pump not wired. LED 4 Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4
No communication between display
F12 board and main board.
Resistance NTC open or short
F13 circuit. LED 4 Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4
Not used, active
Upper resistance
F15 is ON even when it is not driven.
Not used, active
Master relay welded closed.
Indication: = LED ON = LED OFF

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5.4. faults and Troubleshooting
FAULT 01 - MOTOR FAULT

ARISTON INDESIT
STATE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS INTERVENTION TO BE PERFORMED

Motor functions when Check that moisture has not made a - Dry and refit the connector.
it should not or motor short circuit on connector J3.
does not get activated
at all. Check that the connector on the - Dry and refit the connector.
motor is not wet.
Check continuity and state of the - If it is not ok, change the wiring.
wiring.
- Replace the main board.
FAULT 02 – MOTOR NOT WIRED

ARISTON INDESIT
This fault appears after 32 minutes.

No motor action; drum Check motor connections, J3 on PCB. - Refit the motor connection.
not turning Check continuity and state of the - Change the wiring.
wiring (J3).
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Check protector of the motor. - If not ok, change the motor.
Check that there is voltage (220V) - If there is not voltage, replace the main board.
on the pins 1 and 2 and 3 on the
connector J3.

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FAULT 03 – FRONT NTC FAULT

ARISTON INDESIT

Front NTC open or Check resistance value of the NTC. It - Replace the NTC.
short circuit. should be about 500 kOhms in room
temperature.
Check state of the connectors. - Clean and refit the connectors.
Check continuity and state of the - Change the wiring.

wiring.
FAULT 04 – PUMP TRIAC WELDED CLOSED

ARISTON INDESIT
Valid only for condenser models

Pump is working when - Triac in short circuit; replace the main board.
it should not.
FAULT 05
ARISTON INDESIT
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Valid only for condenser models.

No pump action Check resistance continuity of the - If not ok, replace the pump.
pump.
Check state of the connectors. - Clean and refit the connectors.
Check continuity and state of the wiring. - If not ok, replace the wiring.
Check that there is voltage (220V)
on the pins 1 and 2 and 3 on the - If not ok, (triac of the pump does not close),
replace the main board.
connector J5.

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FAULT 08
ARISTON INDESIT
Lower heater relay welded closed.

Lower resistance is Check that there arrives always (even - If yes, relay is welded; replace the main
ON even when it is not when it should not) 220V on the pins board.
driven. 3 and 4 on the connector J4.
FAULT 09
ARISTON INDESIT
Eeprom setting fault

Eeprom is not pro- Unplug the machine, wait for 2 min- - If the machine starts, ok.
grammed or not func- utes, switch it ON and try it again.
tioning. Spare part main board (removable - Check correct positioning of eeprom on the
eeprom). board.
Production main board (welded - Replace the main board.
eeprom).
FAULT 10
ARISTON INDESIT
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One-shot open fault

The machine does not Check the resistance continuity on - If there is not, replace one-shot thermostat.
heat one-shot thermostat.
Check the resistance continuity on - If there is not, replace cycking thermostat.
cyckling thermostat.
Check the resistance continuity on - If there is not, replace heating element.
the wiring of both of the heating ele-
ments, both of the ways.
Check state of the connectors. - Clean and refit.

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FAULT 11
ARISTON INDESIT
Pump not wired

Valid only for condenser models.

No pump action Check resistance continuity of the f not OK, replace the pump.
pump.

wiring.
FAULT 12
ARISTON INDESIT
Display board does not manage to communicate with

No communication be- Unplug the machine, wait for 2 min- - f the machine starts, ok.
tween display board utes, switch it ON and try it again.
and main board. Check state of the connectors. - Clean and refit.

wiring.
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If the wires and connectors are ok. - Replace the main board.
- Replace the display board.

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FAULT 13
ARISTON INDESIT
Rear NTC fault

Resistance NTC open Check resistance value of the NTC. It - Replace the NTC.
or short circuit. should be about 500 kOhms in room
temperature.

wiring.
FAULT 15
ARISTON INDESIT
Upper heater relay welded closed

Upper resistance is - Triac in cort circuit; replace the main board.
ON even when it is not
driven.
FAULT 17
ARISTON INDESIT
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This fault appears after 20 minutes.
Master relay welded - Replace the main board.
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Noise
CORRECTIVE ACTIONS INTERVENTION TO BE PERFORMED
Check the fan.
- V&C. Scraps on inner rear panel (S/N is before the 29th
September 2004 for C, the 29th of November 2004 for
V). The rear impellors are distorted: to substitute with
C00113867 (condenser) and with C00112153 Inner &
C00116327 Outer (vented).
- V&C. Scraps on heater cover (S/N is before the 10th of

March 2005 for C, and the 29th of November 2004 for
V): substitute the heater cover with the one to which is
added cut-out, part code C00115747 (condenser) and
C00116328 (vented).
- V. Heater covers with full anulus. Increased the clear-

ance between the rear impeller and the rear cover.
From the 8th of August 2005. Part code C00116328.
- V. Motor cradle holes moved down 2mm to angle motor

shaft and impeller away from the inner rear panel and
heater cover. (S/N from the 7th of March on). Part code
C00112150 Motor & Cradle.
Check if the drum has got off the wheels during the - C. Take the wheels off, convert bearing pads. Part code
transit. (Possible with the S/N’s before the 8th of October C00118931.
2004: added in production the drum support pads).
Check if the drum is scraping / rubbing / catch- - C. Scraps on inner rear panel louvre’s (S/N before the
ing. 15th of November 2004). Clearance between drum and
inner panel: substitute the inner rear panel with the
C00113861 which has 3mm segment removed from
inner rear panel louvre’s.
- V&C. Rubbs on rear panel. Drum rear deflection; does

not have the correct ‘D’ dimension (S/N before the
6th of June 2005): substitute the drum. Part code
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C00112157 (Drum Vented) & C00113953 (Drum Con-
denser).
- C. Rubbs on rear panel (S/N is before the 18th of April

2005): susbtitute the drum seal with the ticker one (part
code: C00113823).
- C. Rubbs on front bearing (S/N is before the 8th of

August 2005): remove the ‘top right hand’ bearing pad
(when viewed from the front of a built machine) from
condenser airduct assembly.
- V&C. In the case of drum lip catching between front

bearing pad and airduct (S/N before the 22nd of August
2005): substitute with the bearing pad with clip feature
(part code C00112144).

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Noise
Check if the drum is scraping / rubbing / catching. - C. Scraps on inner rear panel louvre’s (S/N before the
15th of November 2004). Clearance between drum and
inner panel: substitute the inner rear panel with the
C00113861 which has 3mm segment removed from
inner rear panel louvre’s.
- V&C. Rubbs on rear panel. Drum rear deflection; does

not have the correct ‘D’ dimension (S/N before the
6th of June 2005): substitute the drum. Part code
C00112157 (Drum Vented) & C00113953 (Drum Con-
denser).
- C. Rubbs on rear panel (S/N is before the 18th of April

2005): susbtitute the drum seal with the ticker one (part
code: C00113823).
- C. Rubbs on front bearing (S/N is before the 8th of

August 2005): remove the ‘top right hand’ bearing pad
(when viewed from the front of a built machine) from
condenser airduct assembly.
- V&C. In the case of drum lip catching between front

bearing pad and airduct (S/N before the 22nd of August
2005): substitute with the bearing pad with clip feature
(part code C00112144).
- V. Scraping inner rear panel. Inner rear panel modified

to reduce slot size by 1mm to prevent play between
inner rear and base. From the 19h of October 2004.
Part code C00113038.
- V. Drum scraping on inner rear panel motor sump.

Section of inner rear motor sump height reduced to
increase clearance between drum and motor sump.
Part code C00112158.
- V. Rubbing rear panel. Introduction of modified side

panels and IPR to provide additional clearance be-
tween the drum rear and the rear panel. From the 8th
of June on. Part codes C00113038 & C00112158.
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Drum off front bearings. - V. Front support bracket kit (Indesit models). Introduced
October 2004 (DC34). Part code C00116349 Bracket
(RH) & C00116350 Bracket (LH).
Cabinet distortion. - V. Base drilled to allow screw into side panel (screwed
from base into side panel), from the 11th of October
2004. Part code C00112148 Base.
- V. Front panel screws loose (located underneath plinth).

Screw hole tolerances tightened to prevent screws
becoming loose. From the 15th of October 2004. Part
code C00112148 Base.
- V. Panel squeaking. Higher side panel screw hole added

and base and removal of the streghtening features
- increased flexibility. From the 5th of April 2005. Part

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No drum action
Check the belt. - C. Adrift from the jockey pulley or broken caused by
the jockey wheel movement (S/N before the 19th of
October 2004): improve the bearing & plastic moulding
fitment substituting with the part code C00113879.
- C. Off or broken by pulley bracket bending (S/N before

the 15th of March 2005): substitute pulley. Part code
C00113879.
Leaking
Check the seals. - C. Condenser unit black seal unsecure or broken:
substitute, part code C00113903.
- C. Black ‘L’ shaped seals between airduct and base

fallen out (S/N before the 10th of May 2005): substitute
with orange pipa seal (part code C00113859).
Check the Onaysan type on condenser unit. - C. Substitute the seal (part code 1702981) or, if the
S/N is before the 1st of August 2005, (part code
C00113890).
No heat
Batch issue with thermostat up to Date code 33 – Flash - C. If the S/N is before the September 2004 (sup-
on internals of one shot thermostat. plier corrective action): substitute with the part code
C00116598.
Check the condenser. - C. Fitted upside down (S/N before the 19th of October
2004): substitute with the one where added the third
clip to prevent wrong fitment and the arrows to show
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the correct orientation (part code C00113890).
Dead
Check the door switch. - C. Adrift (S/N before the 7th of December 2004): add
screw to secure door switch retaining tab.
- C. Broken (S/N before the 6th of June 2005): change the

door catch from EMZ to Metaflex. Latch change to suit
metaflex and clip in blanking pieces. No fixing screws
required for the blanking pieces fitted to the front panel
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No heat / Water light not switching off

Check the float switch. - C. Loose (S/N before the 29th of October 2004):
susbtitute with the modified version with the lugs
added to float to ensure secure fitment (part code
C00113873).
- C. Obstructed by cable tie (S/N before the 6th of De-

cember 2004): Cut off the cable tie tail (the cable tie is
used to hold a group of cable together).
- C. Micro lever sticking (S/N before the 17th of May

2005): add the stop feature to float pin to prevent over
travel (part code C00113884).
- C. Microswitch lever sticking (S/N before the 15th of

August 2005): increase height of pump and float cover
guide legs by 3.5mm (part code C00113893).
Check the contact of microswitch. - C. S/N before the 15th of August 2005: change the door
microswitch bracket to the modified version with the
improved clip height and the strengthening rib on all
3 impressions. Screw no longer fitted to front panel
assembly. Part code C00113854.
Door fit
S/N is before the 18th of August 2005. - C. Indesit door assembly modified to secure door liner hinge
blocks improved fit of outer door panel: part code C00114678.
Door not closing / Door catch broken

S/N is before the 30th of November 2004. - V. Door catch radius modified to increase strenght of
door catch. Part code C00113820 Door Handle.
S/N is before the 26th of May 2005. - V. Alternative door catch material. Part code C00113820
Door Handle.
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Door opening / closing
S/N is before the 11th of July 2005. - V. Bitron electromechanical door interlock with built in
relay. This change means that the relay board has been
removed from the console panel. Part code C00141694
Door Lock & PCB, & C00141691 Front Panel
Filter not being cleaned by customer

S/N is before the 1st of September 2005. - C. Use blue condenser filter; part code C00113848.

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Door seal distortion (Indesit, Creda)

S/N is before the 19th of January 2005. - V. Circular rib added to door seal to prevent distortion.
Part code C00112143 Door Seal.
Pump cover becoming adrift

S/N is before the 26th of January 2005. - C. Add new Cable Clip & Strengthening Ribs To IRP
Clips. Part Code C00113887.
Side panel gap

S/N is before the 6th of April 2005. - C. Addition of corner brace to improve left hand side
panel fit. The brace is secured to the front panel and
to the water container support / side panel. Part code
does not exist yet.
Filter jamming
S/N is before the 19th of April 2005. - C. Modifica del filtro per impedirne l’intasamento e spacca-
tura rete, effetto dente di sega. Questa modalità sostituisce
la rimozione del materiale in eccesso “mod. 30”. Codice
ricambio filtro modificato C00113848.
Sensing strip coming adrift
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S/N is before the 6th of April 2005. - V&C. Sticking of sensing band to sensing band insula-
tor in two places on drum assembly. This prevents the
sensing band from coming adrift from the insulator.
Part Code C00113838.
Sticking buttons
S/N is before the 25th of July 2005. - C. Console Panel tooling modified to prevent over
pushing of Buttons:
- Part code C00112608 Light Guide
- Part code C00112566 On/Off Button.

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Side panel alignment

S/N is before the 22th of August 2005. - V. Side panel corner improvement, corner is now
rounded instead of a sharp peak. Side panel part code
C00112184.
Drum lifter security

S/N is before the 1st of August 2005. - V&C. Introduction of modified drums with new drum
lifter design. The lifter is shorter and is fastened with
2 screws (previously 3). The new lifter design reduces
the likelihood of warping and improves the security.
- Part Code C00141607 (drum condenser) and

C00142165 (drum vented).
Lint built-up
S/N is before the 11th of April 2005. - V. 1 piece front airduct felt seal introduced to improve
the position of the seal on the airduct and ensure all
backing tape is easily removed. Part code C00141600
Felt Seal.
Front seal adrift

S/N is before the 14th of October 2004. - V. Larger diameter front bearing seal introduced to
ensure backing fully removed prior to application:
substitute felt seal with part code C00141600.
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5.5. DISASSEMBLY:
5.5.1 ELECTRONIC CONDENSER DRYER COMPONENTS:
Top:
1. Remove the 2 screws securing the top to the rear 2. Slide the top back and lift.
panel.
Side panels:
1. Remove the top.
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3. Slide the panel back to free it from the lugs at the

bottom
2. Remove the screws securing the side panel to
the rear panel (on certain dryers, there is a screw
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Control panel:
1. Remove the top. Remove 2 screws securing the 2. Remove the water tray.
control panel to the side panels
Remove 2 screws on the left of the control panel,
securing it to the tray holder
Remove 1 screw on the right, securing the control
panel to the side restraint
3. Ease the control panel out, releasing the three

clips
Led PCB and display PCB:
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1. Remove the top and control panel, and disconnect the PCB. Remove the PCB from the control panel

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Power PCB:
1. Remove the top 2. Remove the Rx panel

Lower the plinth, and remove. Detach the cowl from the front fan so that the PCB
is able to pass
Remove the 2 fixing screws at the front
Belt:
1. Detach the top, sides and control panel
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2. Detach the front panel, undoing the screws as 3. Detach the front fan, freeing it from the guard
illustrated

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4. Remove the guard from the heater unit
6. Remove the 4 hex bolts behind the rear fan, which

5. Detach the rear fan secure the motor to the base; This will slacken the
drive belt.
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7. Remove the rear bearing
8. Draw back the rear panel so that the drum shaft can
be freed from the panel, then proceed to slide the 9. At this point it will be possible to remove the air
belt back and remove it from the drum duct and lower the drum, freeing the belt

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Front panel
1. Remove the top and control panel
2. Undo the screws retaining the air duct 3. Remove the duct from the socket at the bottom
(this operation is made easier by laying the ma-
chine on its back)
4. The front NTC sensor can be removed from the

top part of the front air duct
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5. The door microswitch can be removed 6. The front panel cannot be detached without first
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Air duct
1. Remove the top, control panel, side panels, front
panel and motor
2. Raise the drum and remove the air duct
Front bearings
1. Detach the air duct 2. Replace the 4 bearings
Rear bearing
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1. Remove the guard of the rear bearing 2. Undo the screw securing the bearing assembly

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Pump switch and float

1. Remove the Lx side panel
2. Release the two clips securing the cover of the 3. Release the reservoir from the base (Rx and
reservoir to the base Lx)
4. Replace the pump / switch or float
Heater unit - safety thermostats - NTC sensors

1. Remove the guard from the heater unit 2. Disassemble the unit, undoing the two screws
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securing it to the guard
3. To replace the heating element, first disconnect

the power cable from the mainboard

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Motor
1. Detach the Rx SIDE PANEL
2. Detach the front fans, removing the relative guard (the

mainboard must be removed)
4. Release the motor from the panel, removing the

3. Detach the rear fan 4 bolts
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5. Lift the motor from the base, slip off the belt and
remove the tension idler
Drum assembly 3. Control panel 7. Detach motor

Disassembly: 4. Front panel 8. Remove drive belt
1. Top 5. Air duct 9. The drum can now be separated
2. Side panels 6. Rear bearing from the rear panel

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5.5.2 DISASSEMBLY OF VENTED DRYER COMPONENTS

a) Removal of timer, programmer - door interlock
relay and switches
1. Detach the control panel and remove the two

screws securing the angle bracket 3. Detach the two timers, undoing the screws that
secure them to the bracket
2. Release the two clips on the PCB and unplug the

connectors
b) Removal of door microswitch
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1. Remove the left hand side panel
2. Release the clip holding the switch block to the 3. Remove the switch from the inside of the front
front panel panel

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c) Removal of front panel and air duct d) Removal of motor

1. The following steps will be made easier by laying 1. Detach the right hand side panel
the machine on its back
2. Remove the rear guard of the heater unit and

fan
2. Remove the 5 screws securing the front panel to the base,

and the four screws joining the panel and the air duct 3. Remove the rear fans, undoing the three bolts that
secure them to the motor shaft
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3. The front panel and air duct can be removed This

done, it will also be possible to remove the door seal
and the front bearings

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e) Removal of belt
1. Detach the two side panels
2. Detach the front panel and air duct
3. Detach the motor
4. Release the motor by undoing the two front bolts

and the rear bolt securing it to the mounting
4. Remove the belt from the front of the drum
g) Removal of ECO thermostats

1. Detach the front panel and air duct; the two ECO
thermostats are installed alongside the air duct
5. Having separated the belt from the shaft, the motor

can be separated from the base
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6. When refitted, the rear fans must be assembled

so that the 5 holes are correctly aligned

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f) Removal of drum h) Removal of drum reversing timer

1. Complete all steps necessary in order to remove
the belt
2. Remove the rear belt and separate the drum
shaft from the rear panel; the drum can now be
removed from the casing
1. Undo the two screws securing the timer to the

base
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6. exploded drawings
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AS60VEX
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Ref. Description Ref. Description

0 LVB CONNECTION KIT - VENTED DRYERS 114 BUZZER SWITCH
101 AS60VEX CONTROL PANEL 115 POTENTIOMETER
103 AS60VEX TIMER KNOB 125 AS60VEX TOP
105 AS60VEX DELAY KNOB 145 AS60VEX PCB
107 AS60VEX BUTTON 147 AS60VEX START BUTTON
111 HEAT SWITCH 148 AS60VEX BUTTON
112 START SWITCH 149 TIMER MOUNTING PLATE
113 TIMER 150 AS60VEX LIGHT GUIDE

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AS60VEX

6 Exploded drawings
201 AS60VEX PLINTH 215 MICROSWITCH DELAY

205 AS60VEX FILTER 215 MICROSWITCH DELAY
206 FRONT THERMOSTAT 221 AS60VEX DOOR FRAME
207 TUBE, AIR DUCT 222 DOOR SURROUND
209 FRONT SEAL, DRUM 223 AS60VEX DOOR GLASS
210 FRONT PANEL, WHITE 223 DOOR GLASS SEAL
210 FRONT PANEL, WHITE 224 AS60VEX DOOR HINGE
211 THERMOSTAT (WHITE LIGHT) 228 AS60VEX DOOR HANDLE
212 DOOR SEAL 233 DOOR CATCH
213 BEARING SHOE 257 AS60VEX AIR DUCT ASSEMBLY
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AS60VEX

401 BASE 429 FLANGE, VENTING HOSE
401 BASE (WITH FEET) 429 FLANGE, VENTING HOSE
403 WHEEL PIVOT 432 THERMOSTAT KIT (ONE SHOT+CYCLING)
404 WHEEL 442 CABLE GLAND
404 DRYER FOOT 445 POWER CABLE
405 AS60VEX MOTOR, TYPE 358 448 NOISE FILTER
408 A35VEX60 CAPACITOR KIT 448 SCREW
409 INNER FAN 450 AS60VEX SIDE PANEL
410 OUTER FAN (6BLD 5HLE) 450 6X3/8 SCREW
413 DRUM SHAFT KIT 452 COVER, REAR BEARING
420 DRUM REAR SEAL 452 6X3/8 SCREW
420 DRUM REAR SEAL 16MM 455 AS60VEX USER INSTRUCTION BOOK
421 BELT H6/H7 1860MM 463 CRADLE, DRYER DRUM
6 Exploded drawings
422 DRUM, VENTED DRYER 464 2.2 KW HEATING ELEMENT+HOUSING

422 DRUM, VENTED DRYER 464 HEATER HOUSING
423 REAR PANEL, VENTED DRYER 464 2.2KW HEATING ELEMENT
423 REAR PANEL+BEARING, VENTED DRYER 468 REVERSING TIMER
424 REAR BEARING 471 CAP, AS60VEX SERIAL PORT
424 REAR BEARING 471 AS60VEX SPLASH GUARD
425 COLLAR 471 6X3/8 SCREW
426 LOCKING PIN 999 WINDOW/WALL VENTING KIT
427 EARTH CLIP 999 ‘GDA’ BELT FITTING TOOL
427 M3 X 6 SCREW 999 VENTING TUBE+ADAPTER KIT
428 REAR MOUNTING
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ASD70CEX
6 Exploded drawings

0 LVB CONNECTION KIT - CONDENSER DRYERS 161 RX FUNCTION BUTTONS
0 ASD70CEX USER INSTRUCTION BOOK 162 TOP PROGRAMME BUTTONS
101 ASD70CEX CONTROL PANEL, WHITE 163 BOTTOM PROGRAMME BUTTONS
125 8X1/2 SCREW 164 ON/OFF BUTTON
125 ALE70CFR TOP 165 START BUTTON
154 ASD-ADE70C DISPLAY LENS 166 ASD70CEX TRAY HANDLE
157 CONTROL PANEL PCB 167 PROGRAMME LIGHT GUIDE
160 LX FUNCTION BUTTONS

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ASD70CEX

301 ALE70CFR OUTER DOOR, WHITE 323 ALE70CFR MICROSWITCH
303 DOOR CATCH 330 FRONT AIR DUCT
303 DOOR CATCH 330 SENSING STRIP
304 DOOR CATCH PLATE 330 FRONT AIR DUCT
305 BUSH 332 6X3/8 SCREW
6 Exploded drawings
306 ALE70CFR MICROSWITCH LEVER 335 PLATE

307 FILTER 335 ‘GDA’ THERMOSTAT MOUNTING
310 ASD-ADE70C PLINTH 335 FRONT THERMOSTAT
311 8X1/2 SCREW 337 FRONT SEAL, DRUM
311 ALE70CFR FRONT PANEL 340 ALE70CFR SIDE PANEL
312 DOOR LATCH 340 6X3/8 SCREW
315 ALE70CFR TOP HINGE 347 CATCH, ALE70CFR PLINTH
316 ALE70CFR BOTTOM HINGE 349 SEAL, ALE70CFR AIR DUCT
317 DOOR CATCH PLATE 350 BEARING SHOE
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318 ALE70CFR DOOR SEAL

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ASD70CEX

501 DRUM, ALE70CFR DRYER 527 ALE70CFR FAN
501 DRUM, CONDENSER DRYER 533 BRUSH MOUNTING
502 REAR PANEL SEAL 533 SENSING BRUSH
502 REAR PANEL, CONDENSER DRYER 538 SENSING STRIP INSULATION
502 PAD, REAR PANEL 539 SENSING STRIP
502 REAR PANEL+BEARING, CONDENSER DRYER 541 DRUM SHAFT
503 REAR BEARING 544 SCREW
503 REAR BEARING 544 NOISE FILTER
504 COLLAR 545 CRADLE, DRYER DRUM
505 LOCKING PIN 545 CRADLE, DRYER DRUM
506 EARTH CLIP 546 SENSING BRUSH MOUNT
506 M3X6 SCREW 547 ALE70CFR WATER TRAY HOLDER
507 COVER, REAR BEARING 548 ALE70CFR WATER TRAY
507 PLASTIC COVER, REAR BEARING 549 ELBOW, ALE70CFR WATER TRAY
508 POWER CABLE 551 MAGNETIC CONNECTION KIT
6 Exploded drawings
509 CABLE GLAND 551 NO EEPROM PCB, CONDENSER DRYER

510 PRG$6'&(;SDJH
DRUM REAR SEAL 551 EEPROM, ASD70CEX EVOII SW 28306430010
510 DRUM REAR SEAL 16MM 551 EEPROM, ASD70CEX EVOII SW 28306430009
511 HEATER HOUSING 551 EEPROM, ASD70CEX EVOII SW 28306430011
515 HOSE, PUMP/WATER TRAY 551 EEPROM, ASD70CEX EVOII SW 28306430008
515 HOSE CLIP 553 ALE70CFR WATER TRAY ADAPTER
516 DRAIN HOSE 555 DRUM WHEEL - SEE N1040358
521 THERMOSTAT KIT (ONE SHOT+CYCLING) 556 BELT
522 HEATER UNIT (ELTH ONE SHOT+CYCLING+NTC) 556 BELT
522 HEATER UNIT (TOD ONE SHOT+CYCLING+NTC) 557 RX SIDE MEMBER
522 HEATER UNIT (TOD ONE SHOT+CYCLING+NTC) 558 ELTH NTC THERMOSTAT
526 CLIP 558 TOD NTC THERMOSTAT

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6 Exploded drawings
600 ALE70CFR BASE 633 FLOAT STEM

606 ALE70CFR WHEEL 633 FLOAT STEM
611 ALE70CFR MICROSWITCH 634 ALE70CFR POMPA, PTC
613 RING 634 PUMP
614 ALE70CFR FAN 635 ALE70CFR PUMP/FLOAT COVER
617 FAN COWL 635 SEAL, PUMP/FLOAT COVER
621 7.5 UF CAPACITOR (A46CAUS) 635 HORIZONTAL SPLASH GUARD
623 BELT TENSION IDLER AND BRACKET 635 VERTICAL SPLASH GUARD
625 ALE70CFR MOTOR, TYPE 350 635 SEAL, PUMP/FLOAT COVER
626 BELT 636 CAP, ALE70CFR HW KEY SOCKET
632 FLOAT 637 ALE70CFR CONDENSER
632 FLOAT 638 SEAL, BASE/CONDENSER

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ISL70CEX
6 Exploded drawings

0 LVB CONNECTION KIT - CONDENSER DRYERS 147 ISL70CEX START BUTTON
101 ISL70CEX CONTROL PANEL 152 ISL70CEX ON-OFF BUTTON
103 IS70VEX TIMER KNOB 153 LIGHT GUIDE (3)
107 ISL70CEX BUTTON 155 LIGHT GUIDE (4)
125 8X1/2 SCREW 157 CONTROL PANEL PCB (1 KNOB)
125 WHITE TOP 166 ISL70CEX TRAY HANDLE

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ISL70CEX

301 IS70CEX OUTER DOOR 323 ALE70CFR MICROSWITCH
303 DOOR CATCH 330 FRONT AIR DUCT
303 DOOR CATCH 330 SENSING STRIP
304 DOOR CATCH PLATE 330 FRONT AIR DUCT
6 Exploded drawings
305 BUSH 332 6X3/8 SCREW

306 ALE70CFR MICROSWITCH LEVER 335 PLATE
307 FILTER 335 ‘GDA’ THERMOSTAT MOUNTING
310 IS70CEX PLINTH 335 FRONT THERMOSTAT
311 8X1/2 SCREW 337 FRONT SEAL, DRUM
311 ALE70CFR FRONT PANEL 340 ALE70CFR SIDE PANEL
315 IS70CEX TOP HINGE 347 CATCH, ALE70CFR PLINTH
316 IS70CEX BOTTOM HINGE 349 SEAL, ALE70CFR AIR DUCT
317 DOOR CATCH PLATE 350 BEARING SHOE
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318 ALE70CFR DOOR SEAL

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ISL70CEX

501 DRUM, ALE70CFR DRYER 527 ALE70CFR FAN
501 DRUM, CONDENSER DRYER 533 BRUSH MOUNTING
502 REAR PANEL SEAL 533 SENSING BRUSH
502 REAR PANEL, CONDENSER DRYER 538 SENSING STRIP INSULATION
502 PAD, REAR PANEL 539 SENSING STRIP
502 REAR PANEL+BEARING, CONDENSER DRYER 541 DRUM SHAFT
503 REAR BEARING 544 SCREW
503 REAR BEARING 544 NOISE FILTER
504 COLLAR 545 CRADLE, DRYER DRUM
505 LOCKING PIN 545 CRADLE, DRYER DRUM
506 EARTH CLIP 546 SENSING BRUSH MOUNT
506 M3X6 SCREW 547 ALE70CFR WATER TRAY HOLDER
507 COVER, REAR BEARING 548 ALE70CFR WATER TRAY
507 PLASTIC COVER, REAR BEARING 549 ELBOW, ALE70CFR WATER TRAY
508 POWER CABLE 551 MAGNETIC CONNECTION KIT
6 Exploded drawings
509 CABLE GLAND 551 NO EEPROM PCB, CONDENSER DRYER

510 DRUM REAR SEAL 551 EEPROM, ISL70CEX EVOII SW 28306240010
510 PRG,6/&(;SDJH
DRUM REAR SEAL 16MM 551 EEPROM, ISL70CEX EVOII SW 28306240009
511 HEATER HOUSING 551 EEPROM, ISL70CEX EVOII SW 28306240011
515 HOSE, PUMP/WATER TRAY 551 EEPROM, ISL70CEX EVOII SW 28306240008
515 HOSE CLIP 553 ALE70CFR WATER TRAY ADAPTER
516 DRAIN HOSE 555 DRUM WHEEL - SEE N1040358
521 THERMOSTAT KIT (ONE SHOT+CYCLING) 556 BELT
522 HEATER UNIT (ELTH ONE SHOT+CYCLING+NTC) 556 BELT
522 HEATER UNIT (TOD ONE SHOT+CYCLING+NTC) 557 RX SIDE MEMBER
522 HEATER UNIT (TOD ONE SHOT+CYCLING+NTC) 558 ELTH NTC THERMOSTAT
526 CLIP 558 TOD NTC THERMOSTAT

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ISL70CEX

600 ALE70CFR BASE 633 FLOAT STEM
6 Exploded drawings
606 ALE70CFR WHEEL 633 FLOAT STEM

611 ALE70CFR MICROSWITCH 634 ALE70CFR POMPA, PTC
613 RING 634 PUMP
614 ALE70CFR FAN 635 ALE70CFR PUMP/FLOAT COVER
617 FAN COWL 635 SEAL, PUMP/FLOAT COVER
621 7.5 UF CAPACITOR (A46CAUS) 635 HORIZONTAL SPLASH GUARD
623 BELT TENSION IDLER AND BRACKET 635 VERTICAL SPLASH GUARD
625 ALE70CFR MOTOR, TYPE 350 635 SEAL, PUMP/FLOAT COVER
626 BELT 636 CAP, ALE70CFR HW KEY SOCKET
630 ISL70CEX USER INSTRUCTION BOOK 637 ALE70CFR CONDENSER
632 FLOAT 638 SEAL, BASE/CONDENSER
632 FLOAT 999 SHOE DRYING ACCESSORY

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Indesit Company
viale Aristide Merloni, 47
60044 Fabriano - Italy
tel. +39 0732 66 11 - telex 560196 - fax +39 0732 66 2954 - www.indesitcompany.com


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Contents of the manual: Note for Service Technician.

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1.2. PRODUCT STRUCTURE:

Vented models Condenser models

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1.3. PRODUCT INTERFACES:

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1.3.3 MECHANICAL INTERFACE 5 6 7

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1.4 TECHNICAL DATA - CONDENSER/VENTED DRYERS

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Front fan Rear fan and heating elements

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1 Steam inlet from filter

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7 Pump 9 Water inlet, from pump

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3 1 Filter and steam outlet from drum

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13 Holes at rear admitting heated air to drum.

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2.3 Electronic control logic

Electrical and electromechanical loads and duration of single programmes

2.4 ELECTROMECHANICAL CONTROL LOGIC

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Electromechanical vented dryers.

Air temperatures for single programmes

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Programme What it does... How to set it... Note:

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Empty water icon / Tray

Opening the door

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2.6 PROGRAMMES - CONDENSER DRYER WITH LEDS

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OPTION buttons / indicators

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Easy Iron Programme

Fabric Maximum load

Measures the moisture content of the fabrics, and

Traps any threads and fluff shed by the tumbled

Draws in air from outside to cool the condenser; this

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The mainboard is located in the bottom front part, on

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Drum bearings (front) Front NTC sensor

The front NTC sensor is mounted in the top part of

The rear NTC sensor (middle) is mounted to the