Whirlpool Washer 3775 Quick start guide

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AUTO SPARKLE

SAP MODEL NO DESCRIPTION

3775 AUTOSPARKLE-110V,APWH.W.PUMP(BARBA,CURAC

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CONTENTS

S No DESCRIPTION PAGE No

1 SPECIFICATIONS 3

2. AUTOSPRAKLE FEATURES 6

3. CONTROL & FUNCTIONS 6

4. WIRING DIAGRAM 10

5. PROGRAM TIMING 12

6. EXPLODED VIEWS 15

7. PARTS LIST 18

8. FAULT FINDING-GUIDE 20

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Specifications

1 .Model Description AUTOSPARKLE

2. Machine Type Top Loading fully Automatic Agitator wash

3. Capacity 5 Kg.

4. M/c Wt. 38 Kg.

5. M/c Dimension 570 mm (W) x 590 mm (B) x 1000 mm (H)

6. Cabinet Finish Pre painted Steel

7. No of programs 1 9

8. Program Select 4 LED’s - Normal, Speed, Heavy & delicate (Heavy double rinse)

9. Start/Pause Provided

10. Error Signal (Audio) Available

I 1. Wash Action Normal, Speedy, Heavy (65 SPM) Delicate (45 SPM)

12. Spin Speed 740 RPM (Max.)

13.Dispenser Bleach dispenser (Hose less type)

Blue dispensing (through Dispenser fitted to Agitator.

1 4. Lint filter Available (fitted to blue dispenser)

15. Motor 1/4 HP, 1400 RPM, PSC Type, single speed (input 575W)

16. Operating Voltage 110V 50Hz

17. Basket Polypropylene

18. Temp Permitted Max. 50"C

19. Water level switch Rotary continuous (4 indications Extra Low, Low, Medium, High)

20. Water volume (liters) Setting With Load W/o Load

Extra Low 25 27

Medium 50 54

High 65 70

Low 35 38

21. Water Saver By selection

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AUTOSPARKLE - FEATURES :

?Spin Basket - P.P. Material

?Easy spin basket removal is possible

?Hose less bleach inlet system

?Single Pressure switch hose.

?LID switch control for Agitate/Spin operations.

(8 Bit controller)

?Tub ring mounting with out screws

A LOOK AT THE CONTROL PANEL...

The following are the knobs/switches available at the panel

1 Power ON/OFF Switch

2. Water level selector

3. Course Select

4. Program Select

5. Start/Pause Button

In addition to the above, 2 sets of 4 each LED indications are also provided to indicate the status of operations. Please refer

the annexure for schematic view of the Panel. POWER ON/OFF SWITCH

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This switch is basically a ON/OFF switch controlling the supply to the machine, by pressing this switch, the machine is

turned ON.

To Switch off the machine, press the switch again.

Machine operation stops automatically at the end of the cycle and this switch will still

remain in ON position Similar To ALPHA model and the user has to switch it OFF before removing the clothes from the

spin basket.

WATER LEVEL SELECTOR

This is similar to our existing Load Selector with the difference that the pressure switch mounted inside is "Constant Reset

Type".

PROGRAM SELECT BUTTON

This feature enables the user to select the various wash cycles viz., NORMAL, SPEEDY, DELICATE and HEAVY. The

selection is effected by pressing this Program Select and indicate by the glowing of the corresponding LED indicator in the

panel. The default setting is NORMAL cycle. Other cycles can be selected by pressing the Program Select button in the

following sequence.

CONTROL SETTING PROGRAM ACTIVATED

POWER SWITCH ON(Default) NORMAL

FIRST PRESS SPEEDY

SECOND PRESS DELICATE

THIRD PRESS HEAVY

If the user presses for the fourth time, the machine returns to default setting i.e., NORMAL cycle.

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COURSE SELECT

This feature enables the user to select the various combination of SOAK, WASH, RINSE and SPIN. The Selection is

effected by pressing this Course Select button and indicated by the glowing of the corresponding LED indicator in the

panel. The default setting is WASH, RINSE and SPIN i.e. whenever the Power Switch is switched ON, these 3 processes

will be selected by default and the corresponding LED lamps will glow. As the Course Select button is pressed further, the

other selections can be made in the following sequence:

COURSE SELECT PROGRAM

Power Switch ON(Default) WASH RINSE SPIN

First Press SOAK WASH RINSE SPIN

Second Press WASH

Third Press WASH RINSE

Fourth Press RINSE SPIN

Fifth Press SPIN

If the user presses for the sixth time, the machine returns to default setting i.e., WASH, RINSE and SPIN cycle. Whenever

Speedy Program is selected, the course is selected by default, as WASH, RINSE and SPIN and hence no other

combinations are possible.

START/PAUSE BUTTON

This button is used to start or pause the cycle. Once all the settings are set, the user has to press this button to commence

the cycle. Similarly, this button can also be pressed while the machine is operating to pause the operation. This facility may

be used in case the Customer wants to add some more detergent or clothes in the middle of the cycle. Whenever the

operation is paused, the user will get a continuous beep sound to indicate that the machine has been 'paused'. To restart the

cycle, the button has to be pressed again.

LED INDICATORS

This is 2 sets of 4 each LED indicators provided in the control panel. This helps to indicate the status of the cycle in

progress.

WASH PROGAMME

From the above details on the various controls available in this model, it is clear that the user can choose the combination

of various course (SOAK, WASH, RINSE, and SPIN) and Programmer (NORMAL, SPEEDY, DELICATE, and

HEAVY). The possible combinations for say a NORMAL cycle are

1. WASH RINSE & SPIN

2. SOAK WASH RINSE &SPIN

3. WASH ONLY

4. WASH AND RINSE

5. RINSE AND SPIN

6. SPIN ONLY

Thus each of NORMAL, DELICATE & HEAVY cycle can give 6 possible combinations resulting in 18 cycles. In case of

SPEEDY cycle, the course options are preset as WASH, RINSE and SPIN and hence no other combinations can be chosen.

Thus, a total combination of 18 plus 1 SPEEDY cycle i.e. a total of 19 cycles is possible in this model.

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The timing sequences of this individual cycle are enclosed for your ready reference.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Add detergent and load the clothes as usual.

2. Connect the Fill Hose and Power cord to the appropriate points. 3. Place the Drain Hose on the ground.

4. Switch on the machine. Set the Water level and Water inlet Selector (as applicable) to the desired settings.

5. Select the appropriate Course and Program.

6. Press the Start button to commence the operation.

7. At the completion of the cycle, the user will get a intermittent beep sound lasting for 20 seconds. STATUS

INDICATORS

As you are aware, LED indicators are provided in the Control Panel to indicate the status of the wash cycle. Whenever the

Program and Course is selected, the corresponding LED indicators will glow. Once the operation is commenced, the LED

corresponding to the first operation (Soak or Wash or Rinse or Spin) will blink indicating that the particular process is on.

Once the process is completed, the corresponding LED will go off and the LED corresponding to the next operation will

start blinking. Thus by a look at the Control Panel, the user can come to know of the process in progress (indicated by the

blinking LED) and the pending processes for the completion (indicated by glowing LED/s) of the cycle. Let us take an

example of a cycle wherein WASH, RINSE & SPIN is selected. The sequence of LED display will be as follows:

1.At the time of setting 2.During Washing 3.At the time of setting 4.During Washing

SPECIAL FEATURES IN ET MODES:

• DOUBLE RINSE FACILITY IN HEAVY WASH PROGRAME

Whenever the user chooses Heavy Program, after washing the clothes the machine takes in water twice for rinsing. This is

to increase the effectiveness of rinsing. However, it is worth noting here that no SIS and Spin is provided before the first

rinse. This has been thoughtfully designed such that the liquid blue from the dispenser gets dispensed only after the second

rinsing is completed.

• DYNAMIC SOAK:

Whenever the user selects SOAK in the wash cycle, during this soaking period the machine alternatively stirs (agitates) for

sometime and soaks for sometime. This aids better mixing of detergent in the water thereby aiding dirt removal. The total

OFF SOAK

ON WASH

ON RINSE

ON SPIN

OFF SOAK

BLINK WASH

ON RINSE

OFF SOAK

ON WASH

BLINK RINSE

ON SPIN

OFF SOAK

OFF WASH

OFF SPIN

BLINK SPIN

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soaking time is 32 minutes with the machine agitating for the first 2 minutes. This is followed by 20 seconds agitation and

3 minutes soak cycle for the remaining 30 minutes.

*ERROR SIGNALS:

During operation, if any malfunction or misoperation occurs, the timer automatically indicates the same to he user through

an appropriate error signal. The various possible errors during operation and the type of error signal along with the

remedies are listed in the table as below

CAUSE SIGNAL TYPE FREQUENCY REMEDY

Lid is open during the spin 1”BEEP 1” OFF EVERY 5 SECONDS CLOSE THE LID

Improper drain /High drain

time ½”BEEP ½”OFF

½”BEEP 3 ½” OFF EVERY 5 SECONDS

TILL THE PR. SWITCH

RESETS

REMOVE DRAIN

RESTRICTIONS

Course select button is

pressed down whenever

speedy program is selected

1”BEEP 1”OFF 1”BEEP

1”OFF 1”BEEP 1”OFF FOR EVRY PRESS OF

COURSE SELECT KEY NO OPTIONS

AVAILABLE IN

SPEEDY PROGRAM

DYMANIC SOAK

Whenever the user SOAK the wash cycle during this soaking period the machine as alternatively stirs (agitates) for some

time and soaks for some time. This aids better mixing of detergent in water hereby aiding dirt removal. The total soaking

time is 32 minutes with the machine agitating for the first two minutes. This is followed by 20 seconds agitation and 3

minutes soak cycle for the reaming 30 minutes.

SERVICE/DEMO ROUTINE :

To enable the CSE s in the field to test the device for its normal operations, a service routine is provided in these ET

models. to activate this, switch on the machine and press all the feather touch buttons i.e., course select, program select,

start/pause key and the cancel key simultaneously. Then release the cancel button. This will lead the machine o service

routine wherein the following operations are performed in sequence

1. All the 8 LED’s will be lighted.

2. Valve inlet will be switched on for 10 seconds.

3. Normal Agitation for 40 Sec.

4. Slow Agitation for 40 Sec.

5. Drain will be on for 20 Sec.

6. Spin will be on for 8 seconds.

7. EOC Buzzer will be for 15 seconds.

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Wiring Diagram

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