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SERVICE MANUAL

Washing machine 2006 MOON

SERVICE MANUAL

Washing machine 2006 MOON

Service ManualMOON - 2006

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CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL: NOTE FOR THE ENGINEER.This manual is a supporting document for technical personnel. It contains a description of the various product types, the general operating principles and indications concerning assistance.

Technical personnel should, in any case, consult the specifi c model on . (servicenet.

indesitcompany.com) to access data and updates of wiring diagrams, technical bulletins and spare parts.

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CONTENTS

1. PRODUCT TYPE 4-6 Key 4

Interfaces 5

Technical data 5

Energy Label 6

2. OPERATING LOGIC 7-13 Innovative product characteristics 7-9

Instructions for settings and operation 10-11

Programmes 12-13

3. COMPONENTS 14

4. WIRING DIAGRAMS 15

5. ASSISTANCE 16-25 Demo Mode 16

Autotest (Testing / Running-in) 16

Autotest Sequence 16

Faults and Solutions 17-19

Doctor 20

Troubleshooting 20

Dismantling/Assembly 21-26

6. EXPLODED VIEWS 27-30

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1. PRODUCT TYPE:

1.1. KEY:

S I X L 12 5 S 1st letter 2nd letter 3rd letter 4th letter 1st&2nd Number 3rd Number 5th letterProduct line Brand Type Type Max Spin Speed Specs ColourS = Smart I = Indesit X = maxi 6 kg. L = led 8 = 800 0 S = silver unit S = Slim D = display 10 = 1000 1 blank = white unit . .

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1.2. INTERFACE:

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1. On/OFF/RESET BUTTON2. DOOR LOCK LED 3. Cotton Whites/PAUSE BUTTON4. Mixed Coloureds Easy Iron/PAUSE BUTTON5. Delicates/PAUSE BUTTON

1.3. TECHNICAL DATA:

MODEL: MOONCapacity: da 1 a 6,0 Kg

Dimensions:

Width: 59,5 cm

Height: 85 cm

Depth: 56,5 cm

Water connections:

Maximum pressure: 10 bar

Minimum pressure: 0,5 bar

Tank Capacity 52 litres

Electrical connection:

Voltage: 220/240 volt. 50 Hz

Maximum power consumption: 1850 Watt.

Maximum spin speed: 1200 giri.

6. Rapid 30’/Rinse Only/PAUSE BUTTON7. Programme PROGRESS RING 8. Door 9. Filter Cover

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1.3. ENERGY LABEL:

EnergyManufacturerModel

Washingmachine

More efficient

Less efficient

Energy consumptionkWh/cycle

(based on standard test resul tsfor 60° C cotton cycle)

Actual energy consumption willdepend on how the appliance is used

Washing performanceA: higher G: lower

Spin drying performanceA: higher G: lower

Spin speed (rpm)

Capacity (cotton) kg

Water consumption

Noise Washing

(dB (A) re 1 pW) Spinning

Further information is contained in productbrochures

Norm EN 60456Washing machine label Directive 95/12/EC

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Power Class

Power Consumption in standard cycle (kW/h)

Washing Class

Spin Class

RPM

Maximum load (kg).

Maximum water consumption in standard cycle

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2. OPERATING LOGIC:

2.1. PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS:

PROGRAMME SELECTOR:The new circular programme selector features 5

backlit buttons, a central disc bearing the LOGO

and a ring with 12 blue leds between the buttons

and the disc. The leds around the ring light up to

indicate programme progress and, in the event of a

malfunction, the specifi c fault.

The MOON washing machine features many technological innovations, which are listed below:

WATER SYSTEM:This machine features a water system designed

around two solenoid valves and a water dispenser,

connected by two hoses, which manage water

and detergent loading. With all programmes, the

appliance starts loading water with the fi rst solenoid

valve, but activates the Oko system only with the

“Cotton 60°” programme. During the wash phase,

water is loaded as follows:

1. The washing machine loads water with the fi rst

solenoid valve. (Flow 1)

2. Water is drained for two seconds (only for the

standard programme – Cotton 60°)3. The machine fi nishes loading water with the second

solenoid valve, drawing the detergent into the drum.

(Flow 2)During the rinse phase, the machine draws in fabric

softener with both solenoid valves. The fl ow of water

creates a cross-stream inside the dispenser (Flow 1

+ 2), generating a thrust that allows the water to exit

through all the holes, drawing fabric softener into the

drum and cleaning all the other detergent dispenser

compartments.

1. Programme selector

2. Water system

3. Detergent dispenser

4. Door seal / Door

5. Vent tube

6. Drain pump

7. Conductivity sensor

Detailed explanation of these components is

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DETERGENT DISPENSER:The detergent dispenser is located inside the

appliance, on the inside of the door.

It can be removed for cleaning by lifting it upwards

and carefully releasing the top cover.

The dispenser consists of three compartments: the

fi rst (left to right) is for liquid detergents.

The second (middle compartment) is for powder

detergents, while the last (right-hand) is for fabric

softener.

VENT TUBE:The vent tube is connected to the part of the tub

where the water inlet feed is normally connected.

The vent tube steam outlet is located next to the inlet

hose at the point where, in machines with hot water

solenoid valves, the solenoid valve hose connection

is usually situated.

DOOR SEAL / DOOR:The water dispenser is located at the top of the door

seal, fi xed with a metal plate.

The door does not allow you to see inside the drum;

the detergent dispenser is inside, and a small drip

tray provided with sponge has been fi tted under it.

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DRAIN PUMP:The drain pump is equipped with a new self-cleaning

bayonet fi lter which prevents large objects such as

coins, buttons, etc. from ending up inside the pump,

thus avoiding blockages and noisy operation.

It is located at the bottom right-hand side of the

machine. To access the fi lter, simply turn the fi lter

cover anti-clockwise until the bayonet coupling

releases, allowing access to the fi lter.

CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR: The Moon washing machine is equipped with a new

Conductivity Sensor located on the plastic tub next

to the Oko hose, as shown in the photograph.

The Conductivity Sensor manages the “30 min” or

“Daily” programme. Its functions are:

1. If the wash load consists of clothes to be washed

without detergent, the machine will load water

and then test the level of alkalinity in the wash

water; if no alkalinity is present, the machine will activate the standard “30 min” wash cycle;

2. If, on the contrary, the sensor detects that the

machine has been loaded with laundry plus

detergent, it will activate two 15 minute rinse

cycles.

NB: The conductivity sensor is provided with

a gasket to guarantee seal and prevent water

leaks.

A plastic cover has been fi tted on the fi lter to prevent

hands from coming into contact with the electrical

part of the pump, which must not be eliminated.

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2.2. APPLIANCE OPERATION:

SWITCHING THE APPLIANCE ON/OFF:

The machine is switched on by pressing the On

button. The symbol on the button lights up, after

which the programme buttons start fl ashing and

the leds on the ring light up one after another. At

this point the machine is on Stand By and is ready

for use.

S E L E C T I N G / S TA R T I N G A

PROGRAMME:

Programmes are started by pressing the relative

programme button, upon which the washing machine

starts immediately.

The Power On button and the selected programme

button leds will remain lit, while the other programme

leds and all those around the ring will switch off. The

leds around the ring will light up one after another to

indicate programme progress.

PAUSE/RIAVVIO DEL PROGRAMMA IN CORSO:

PAUSE/RESTART PROGRAMME:The Pause/Restart function is used for interrupting

a wash cycle, which can then be restarted from the exact point in the cycle where it was interrupted.

When the button of the programme in progress is

pressed, the washing machine stops, the Power On

button remains lit, the leds around the ring light up and start fl ashing, as does the selected programme led.

To restart the wash programme, simply press the

programme button once more.

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RESETTING A PROGRAMME IN PROGRESS:

To reset a programme in progress, press and hold

the On button for more than 1 second.

The washing machine will switch off and the

programme in progress will be cancelled.

Before switching off, the washing machine

automatically runs a drain cycle, whether there is

water in the drum or not.

During draining, the Power On button flashes.

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PROGRAMME PROGRESS:The progress of the wash programme is indicated

by the leds around the ring.

These start to light up in a clockwise direction,

starting from the led at 12 o’clock.

As more leds light up, the previous ones remain lit.

AT THE END OF THE SELECTED

PROGRAMME:When the wash programme ends, the Power On

led and the selected programme led remain lit,

while the leds around the ring fl ash. L’avanzamento

del programma di lavaggio è indicato dai led della

corona.

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2.3. PROGRAMMES:

The wash cycle selection buttons correspond to the following wash programmes:

• Cotton Whites:

Standard 60° cotton wash cycle. (Spin 1200 rpm)

• Mixed coloureds/Easy Iron:

Wash cycle suitable for garments of mixed colours in cotton or synthetic fabric, with a

wash temperature of 40°.

The spin cycle must be suitably reduced to guarantee the Easy Iron function. (The spin

speed for this programme is 1000 rpm, except for the last 20 seconds at 1200 rpm).

• Gentle cycle with fi nal spin:

To wash: delicate synthetics, cotton and wool press the “Delicates” button. After 3

seconds “Delicates” and “Rapid 30 min” will fl ash at the same time. Press “Delicates”

again to carry out washing that will fi nish with a gentle spin (Spin speed 600 rpm).

• Gentle cycle without fi nal spin:

To wash: silk, curtains (do not use for wool) press the “Delicates” button. After 3

seconds “Delicates” and “Rapid 30 min” will fl ash at the same time. Press “Rapid 30

min” to carry out washing without fi nal spin.

NB: At the end of this cycle, the machine will do a spin cycle and automatically empties

the water contained in the drum. It is advisable to immediately remove garments from

the washing-machine at the end of the cycle, in order to avoid excessive creasing.

• Rapid 30’/Rinse Only:

The washing machine uses the Conductivity Sensor to ascertain whether the user has

loaded laundry with detergent.

If clothing with detergent is loaded, the washing machine will activate the “Rinse Only” programme, performing 2 15-minute rinse cycles.

If the Sensor detects no detergent, the washing machine will activate the “Rapid 30

minute” programme. (Spin speed 800 rpm)

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2.3.4 PROGRAMME TABLE

Max load (kg) Temperature

Spin speed (rpm)

Duration Wash cycleFabricsdescription

Hard-wearing white cotton

Coloured cottons and synthetics

Wool, silk and other delicates

Cottons and synthetics

Wash, rinses, intermediate and final spin cycles

Wash, rinses, delicate spin cycle

Wash, rinses, delicate spin cycle (wool) or drain (silk)

WHITES COTTON

MIXED COLOUREDS

DELICATES

RAPID/RINSE ONLY

Wash (only for the “Rapid” programme), rinses, delicate spin cycle

30°/cold water

The programme times given in the table are only approximate and calculated taking into consideration a medium load quantity.

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3. COMPONENTS:

Detergent dispenser.

Display PCB.

Drain Pump Filter.

Washing machine door.

Water Distributor.

Oko System.

Vent tube.

Conductivity Sensor.

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4. WIRING DIAGRAMS:

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5.2. AUTO TEST: The Hardware Key (transparent - C0095669) is used to run the EVOII platform Autotest program.

A BLUE led will light up on the hardware key to indicate that the appliance is an EVOII machine. A

fl ashing RED led on the hardware key (when the key is slotted into the machine) indicates that the

electronic PCB is in communication with the hardware key. If the Hardware Key is unable to establish

a connection with the washing machine, the display shows the letters “ERR” in fl ashing mode.

Initial conditions before starting the Autotest procedure

1. Washing machine with no water in tub.

2. Door closed.

3. Switch on the appliance and plug the hardware key into the slot provided.

To start the Autotest procedure, press and release the button marked AUTOTEST. An audible signal

will be emitted and the message “AUTOTEST” will scroll across the display.

Autotest sequence for Washing Machine

- 1 litre of water for wash cycle solenoid valve.

- 1 litre of water for pre-wash solenoid valve

- 1 litre of water for fabric softener solenoid valve

- Movement at 25 r.p.m.

- Water is heated to 28°

- Drain and spin at 800 r.p.m.

- Stop.

IMPORTANT!!: If the washing machine functions correctly but has previously been stopped due to a FAULT, instead of running the AUTOTEST programme, the FAULT in question will be indicated on the hardware key

display and also on the washing machine display, in various modes depending on the interface type.

5. ASSISTANCE:

5.1. DEMO MODE:

This machine does not feature the Demo Mode function.

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5.3. ANALYSIS AND SOLUTION OF

FAULTS:

LED COMBINATION

FAULT CAUSE TEMPERATURE LED

F01 LED 5 LED 4 LED 3 LED 2 LED 1













SYMBOLS:

fl ashing led

led off

Motor driving triac short-circuit

Motor tripped, motor tacho

generator open or short circuited

NTC washing sensor open /

short circuit

Simultaneous empty + overfl ow

indications

Pressure switch empty condition

not reached, drain pump blocked

No power draw of wash heating

element

Wash heating element relay

with NA/NC contacts sticking

File setup error (EEPROM not

programmed or faulty)

Empty and full signal missing

simultaneously

No power supply to drain pump.

No communication between

display board and control board

Door lock unfed/open (traditional

door lock, not Easy Door)

Microprocessor/DSP commu-nication error

LED 1

LED 2

LED 3

LED 5

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FAULT CORRECTIVE ACTIONSCAUSE

- Check for water leaks that may affect connector J9 causing the relative contacts to short;

- Check the motor terminal board (any problems due to aggression caused by manufacturing chemical residues may cause short-circuits);

- Replace card.

- Check motor if blocked;- Check the tacho generator winding and check that there is an

impedance value of between 115 and 170 Ω on the wiring connector J9 between pins 1 and 2. In the case of direct current or alternative current check the wiring between pins 1 and 2 of J9 relative to the tacho generator. With a three-phase motor, make sure there is ohm continuity between J9 pins 6 and 7;

- Replace motor;- Replace card.

- Check effi ciency of contacts on connector J8 on PCB;- Check NTC ensuring that the impedance value at ambient temperature

on wiring connector J8 , pins 11 and 12 , is approximately 20 KΩ;- If the measurement is incorrect, check J8/NTC wiring continuity.

Check the same parameter directly on the NTC.- Replace NTC;- Replace card.

- Check effi ciency of contacts on connector J3 on PCB;- Check condition of pressure switch by checking for impedance on

wiring connector J3 pins 2 and 4 (impedance should be measured only with tub empty) and between pins 2 and 1 (impedance must be present only with water in tub to above the level of half-way up the door);

- Check wiring of connector J3/pressure switch;- Replace pressure switch;- Replace card.

- Check effi ciency of contacts of connector J9 on PCB, checking for the presence of 220V between pins 8 and 9;

- Check that pump is receiving power;- Check pump fi lter + drain outlet to building wall connection;- Renew pump;- Replace card.

- Check effi ciency of contacts on connector J3 on PCB;- Check on connector J3 pins 5 and 6 for continuity of the wash heating

element. The 1800W 230V heating element has a value of 25 Ω;- Check pressure switch connector J3 pins 2 and 3: no impedance

value must be detected (common with full);- Check pressure switch connector J3 pins 2 and 3: an impedance

value must be present;- Replace pressure switch;- Renew heating element;- Replace card.

F01 Motor driving triac short-circuit

Motor tripped, motor tacho generator open or short circuited

NTC washing sensor open / short circuit, or wash heating element relay contacts sticking (signalled at time of full tub)

F03

F02

F04

Simultaneous presence of empty + overfl ow indications. If the pressure switch contact sticks on the empty setting, the machine loads water until reaching the overflow level. The drain pump is

automatically started when the overfl ow contact trips.

Pressure switch empty condition not reached.

F05

Fault indication leds fl ash together with programme button leds.

No power draw of wash heating element (signalled only with pressure switch on empty).

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J3 wiring connector pins 2 and 4 (impedance should be measured only with tub empty), pins 2 and 3 (impedance should be measured only with water in tub) and pins 2 and 1 (impedance should be measured only with water in tub to above the level of half-way up the door window);

- High level of ambient humidity;

- In the case of PCB made with soldered EEPROM, renew PCB and EEPROM;

- In the case of replacement PCB and EEPROM, check correct insertion of EEPROM in PCB socket.


J3 wiring connector pins 2 and 4 (impedance should be measured only with tub empty) and pins 2 and 1 (impedance must be present only with water in tub to above the level of half-way up the door window);

- Check wiring of connector J3/pressure switch;- Replace pressure switch;- Replace card.

- Check effi ciency of contacts on connector J9 on PCB;- Check continuity of the pump on connector J15 pins 1 and 2 (for

machines with “Easy Door” door lock) or on connector J9 pins 8 and 9 (for traditional door locks), ensuring that the impedance value is 170 Ω;

- Check wiring of connector J15 (or J9)/pump;- Renew pump;- Replace card.

- Check effi ciency of contacts on connector J11 on PCB;- Check continuity of connector J11/5-way connector of display

PCB;- Renew main PCB;- Renew display PCB.

- Check 230V power supply on wiring connector J4 inserted on PCB between pins 2 and 3 (not when the machine is on stand-by), and the presence of 230V output power supply from the door lock between pins 3 and 1;

- Check door catch;- Renew door lock;- Renew PCB;

- Renew power PCB.

Wash heating element relay contacts sticking (signalled in presence of empty condition) or pressure switch sticking on full condition (empty and full signals simultaneously)

F08

F09

F10

F11

File setup error (EEPROM not programmed or faulty).

Empty and ful l s ignal missing simultaneously.

No pump feedback condition detected (dra in pump disconnected or winding interrupted).

F12No communication between display board and control board

Communicat ion er ror between Microprocessor and DSP (Digital Signal Processor)

F18

F17

Door lock unfed/open (traditional door lock, not Easy Door)

FAULT CORRECTIVE ACTIONSCAUSE

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5.4. DOCTOR:The appliance has a main PCB, located at the rear

right hand side and protected by a plastic cover.

Always replace the cover after removing it to connect

the Hardware key.

The Hardware key is used for fault diagnosis or to

update PCB software if necessary.

To use the diagnostic function, consult the relevant

manual.

PROBLEM ANALYSIS

- Check electrical socket outlet.- Door microdelay switch- Display PCB

- Water fi lling tap closed or low water mains pressure- Solenoid valve clogged- Solenoid valve not receiving power

- Solenoid valve damaged- Drain hose too low- Check pressure switch- Air trap or pressure switch tube

- Check pressure switch- Check motor winding- Motor terminal board and PCB- No power reaching motor

- Check drive belt- Check motor

- Function inhibited- Check drain pump and fi lter- Check voltage on drain pump- Check if programme envisages drain block- Check building drain wall connection to ensure it is free.

- Unsuitable wash temperature- Insuffi cient detergent- Unsuitable programme

- Too much detergent- Defective drain N.B. a small amount of foam caused by the presence of zeolite water

softeners in the detergent is perfectly normal

- Unbalanced load- Check bearing- Worn drive belt- Loose beater bars- Loose counterweight

- Check discharge to earth- Interference fi lter

- Load severely unbalanced- Bad contact on terminal board

Fails to switch on

Fills continuously

Fails to fi ll with water

Motor does not run

Drum does not turn

5.5. TROUBLESHOOTING:

Does not drain

Noisy spin cycle

Appliance does not

wash effi ciently

Foam remains at end of

washing cycle

Current dispersal

M o t o r p e r fo r m s w a s h movements but not spin cycle

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5.5 DISMANTLING/ ASSEMBLY:

Removing the door seal:

1. Open the door.

2. Remove the outer tub seal between the door

and the front.

3. Unscrew the two screws securing the water

distributor.

4. Remove the door seal from its seat.

5. Remove the two clamps securing the water inlet

hoses, then remove the hoses.

6. Remove the retaining spring of the seal together

with the door and then remove the seal.

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Dismantling the display PCB1. Unplug the appliance from the mains power

supply and remove the top panel from the

washing machine.

3. Disconnect the connector from the display PCB.

4. With the aid of a small fl at blade screwdriver, remove

the programme buttons, taking care not to damage

or scratch the panel or the buttons themselves.

5. Using the same screwdriver, prise the tabs

securing the display PCB to the front, pushing the central disc to remove it.

2. Remove the screw securing the control panel

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Dismantling the detergent dispenser

1. Open the door.

2. Pull the detergent drawer upwards.

3. Remove the 5 hooks (2 at the front, 3 at the rear)

that secure the dispenser plug.

4. Remove the fl oats by lifting them upwards.

Dismantling the conductivity sensor

1. Leave the tub empty.

2. Unplug the appliance from the mains power

supply and shut off the water tap.

3. Remove the cable from the conductivity sensor.

4. Unscrew the conductivity sensor.

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3. Grip the end of the vent tube where it is connected

to the tub, pushing gently towards the front of the

machine.

Dismantling the vent tube

1. Remove the top of the washing machine.

2. Insert a fl at blade screwdriver next to the hooks

and push outwards.

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Dismantling the door

1. Open the door.

4. Insert a fl at blade screwdriver between the

handle and the edge of its seat, taking care not

to damage or scratch the plastic cover.

5. Remove the handle.

2. Unscrew the two screws securing the door to the

hinge.

3. Remove the drip collector by pulling it upwards a

little.

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6. Gripping the door with both hands, exert enough

pressure to separate it from its cover.

7. Inserting a screwdriver into one of the recesses,

prise off the handle.

8. To complete the door dismantling procedure,

remove the door lock support pin with a pair of pliers.

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6. EXPLODED VIEWS:APPLIANCE BODY.

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001 SMART DISPENSER COVER 002 MOON RIGHT LEVEL INDICATOR 003 DETERGENT DRAWER RIGHT SIPHON 004 DETERGENT DRAWER LEFT SIPHON 005 SMART DETERGENT DISPENSER 006 HARDWARE TEST PLUG FOR CABINET ‘LBE8X’007 DOOR HINGE ‘W133UK’ 008 SELF-TAPPING SCREW TESTTFR 4.2X9.5 009 SMART BLUE DOOR OPENING SET 010 SMART BLUE DOOR SCREEN 011 SMART INNER DOOR 012 MOON SPRING 013 MOON CONDENSATE COLLECTOR 014 MOON SPONGE

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015 GREY FILTER COVER 016 ADJUSTABLE FOOT M8 H = 2.3 CM 017 FOOT SPRING D =11 MM H = 8.5 018 SCREW M4.5 X 11 TIMER AND DOOR/HINGE 019 DRAIN HOSE COLLAR ’AB636TX’ 020 REAR PANEL SILVER F647 WITH CROWNING 021 MOON GREY CABINET 022 WIRING CLAMP ‘AB636TX’ 022 DRAIN HOSE SUPPORT ‘LVB2000’ 023 SMART GREY TOP 024 MOON PROGRAMME PLATE SUPPORT 025 MOON PROGRAMME PLATE 026 MOON LEFT LEVEL INDICATOR

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001 SCREW X COUNTERWEIGHT/AQUALT. TUB003 TOP COUNTERWEIGHT VPL 12.5 KG AQUAL.004 AQUALTIS SPRING RING NUT 005 SMART TUB SPRING 006 PLASTIC TUB UNIT 52 L H=20 MM SMART007 SPRING REAR TENSION RING EVOII008 DOOR SEAL + SMART DISPENSER SUPPORT009 FRONT RING EVO II010 FRONT COUNTERWEIGHT VPL SMART011 OKO HOSE BALL EVO II012 HOSE CLAMP - TUB SIDE

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013 AQUALTIS FLEXIBLE DRAIN HOSE014 HOSE CLAMP - DRAIN PUMP SIDE 015 REMOVABLE DRUM BAFFLE 46L017 GASKET FOR OKO AQUAL FLEXIBLE DRAIN HOSE018 EXPANDER019 ROMOB NUT M6X20X1.6020 DAMPER 100 N021 DRIVEN PULLEY D=280 MM H=20 MM022 SCREW M8X23 TORX TEFL ROHS023 ELASTIC BELT 1194 J5 DIELECTRIC AQ024 DAMPERS 100 N KIT

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001 THREE-LOBED SELF-TAPPING SCREW 3.5X8 DENT002 POWER SUPPLY CABLE .3X1 SCHUKO 1.5M+IND. FILTER003 WASHER-DRYER DRAIN PUMP004 CONTROL UNIT NO SMART PCB 005 SMART GREY BUTTONS KIT006 PRESSURE SWITCH 1 L. 85-60 ANTISPILL 330 SMART007 PRESSURE SWITCH HOSE CLAMP 008 PRESSURE SWITCH HOSE L=540 MM EVO II009 SMART STEAM VENT TUBE010 MICRODELAY SWITCH IDC 3 CONTACTS011 FIXING SCREWS FOR MOTOR/TUB012 COMMUTATOR MOTOR 1200 RPM P52 EVO2013 SMART SCREW CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR014 DRAIN PUMP 220-240V./50HZ AQUA

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015 ASKOLL/PLASET BAYONET PUMP FILTER KIT016 NTC TEMPERATURE SENSOR 017 HEATING ELEMENT 1700/230 VPL018 EEPROM SS1200SSTD EVO II SW 28412610000019 ELEC. MODULE .NO EEPROM STD ROHS ED. 3.0021 HOSE CLAMP 15.1-15.9022 SOL. VALVE HOSE CONDENSER L=63.6 CM GREY023 CURVED INLET HOSE 1500 MM ROHS024 SOLENOID VALVE 1E2U SMART025 DRAIN HOSE COLLAR026 INLET HOSE GASKET027 INLET HOSE FILTER028 SOLENOID VALVE SUPPORT 1 EV SMART

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RED 0.50 X 510

RED 0.50 X 510

ASSEMBLY X = MACHINE EARTH STD

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white 0.35 X 1390celeste 0.35 X 1390

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