Asko TD30 Manuel utilisateur

Servicemanual

Type: TD30 TD40

Overview of new/modified types of

tumble dryers introduced to the

market in 2001

Product: Dryer

Date: 11.1.2002

Reference: N-ÅCarlsson

Group: 22

Page: 1(9)

New type Main differences Product info

TD11 TD11 New panel graphic.

TD22 TD22 New panel graphic.

TD30 NEW Air vent. Electronic control with knob and

7-segment LED display E

TD40 NEW Condensor. Electronic control with knob and

7-segment LED display. E

TD33A TD33 New control card. New menu logic. F

Among other things, 1-24 hour delayed start.

New panel graphic. Shop program as shown in the display.

TD44A TD44 See TD33A F

ASKO Cylinda’s range of tumble dryers was modified during the autumn of 2001, and a brief

overview of the modifications that were made is given below.

Further information can be obtained in the service manuals given below.

Replacesoldtype

Servicemanual

Type: TD30 TD40

New types of tumble dryers

TD30/40

Product: Dryer

Date: 11.1.2002

Reference: N-ÅCarlsson

Group: 22

Page:2(9)

This service manual is intended as a supplement to the T700-series service manual.

Example of TD30/40 Panel

General

Mechanically the TD30/40 is based on TD33/44 (T760/T780), except for the panel and control unit. For

more information, see the service manual for the T700 series.

TD30 Air vent dryer

TD40 Condensed dryer

Contents

• Example of panel

• General

•Handling

•Display indications

• Options and settings

• Error messages

• Consumption values

• Loops on control card

• Components and measured values

Handling

1. Sort the textiles.

2. Turn on the main switch, .

3. Open the door, load the textiles, then close the door again.

4. Select program with the knob. The programs you may choose from are:

1. Extra dry

2. Dry

3. Normal dry

4. Iron dry

5. Timed dry. program

6.Air fluff. program

If you select timed drying program or air fluff. program, adjust the time with if necessary.

For a description of the program types, see the T700 service manual.

5. Select options required, see next page.

Selected option is indicated by a lit LED next to the appropriate button.

6. Start the program by pressing the - button.

7. Drying program finished. The text on the display shows that the program has finished.

After each tumble drying the fluff filter must be cleaned and the condensation tank (TD40 only) must be

drained.

8. When you have finished tumble drying, turnoff the main switch, , and close the door.

Displayindications

The display

shows Explanation

No program selected

One or two digits, followed by an h.

Delayed start is selected and the program has started.

The display shows the number of hours left until the program starts.

One digit, an h followed by two digits or 1-2 digits only, means that

a program is running.

The display indicates in steps of five minutes how much time remains

in the program in hours and minutes.

Program finished. Remove washing.

The program is in the cooling sequence.

Wait until the program has finished.

When the Non-Crease option has been activated the

drum is rotated once a minute. Meanwhile this text is

shown in the display. You can interrupt the program

at any time by opening the door.

Time indication for air vents is only indica-

ted in the cooling phase.

When programs P1 – P4 are selected, P1 for example is

shown on the display.

Options and settings

Settings are shown on the display or on an LED next to the appropriate button. The machine remembers

the settings and options you make for each program and starts from them next time you select the

program concerned.

Anti-crease

You may choose to have the option active for 1-3 hours. means that the option has been switched off.

This option means that the drum will rotate for three seconds a minute after the drying program has

finished. If the Signal option is switched on a signal will sound whenever the drum rotates during this

program as a reminder that the drying program has ended.

Delayed start

You may select a delay of between 1-24 hours. means that the option has been switched off and the

program will start immediately as usual.

Low temperature

Switch Low temperature on or off by pressing the - button. No temperature selection can be made in

the airing program = cold program.

Signal

The option means that a signal three seconds long will sound when the drying program has finished.

Quick cooling

Normally cooling runs for 20 minutes (USA, 15 minutes). Quick cooling reduces the cooling to 5 minutes.

Short cooling cannot be used on the airing program.

The display

shows

Description Explanation / proposed measure

Over flow

Means that the condensation tank is full. If the con-

densation is pumped directly out via the drain hose,

check that there are no kinks or blockages in the hose.

Drain the condensation tank and restart. If the error

message reappears this may mean that the lower

water reservoir is full because the pump or hoses are

blocked or worn.

Maximum program time When the machine has run for the maximum time (3

hours), the machine stops. Check and replace any

fuses that have blown in the house distribution box. To

quit the error message switch off the machine or open

the door. If this does not help call service.

Thermistor fault

Heat protection (not provided on all machines)

Sensor fault Fault in the moisture sensor. The moisture value is

unreasonable, <0V or > 6V for 300 seconds. This

error message may also appear if you are drying

clothing that is already dry or if the machine is empty.

Open the door and the message will disappear.

The machine indicates whether there is an interrup-

tion in supply or short-circuit in the thermistor.

A thermostat in the rear section has indicated that the

heat has risen, which indicates that too much fluff is

building up in the filter and condensation package.

Clean the filter and condensor

Error messages

If an error or fault occurs in the course of the program this is indicated on the display.

N.B.

To reset the error message the main switch must be turned off.

PROGRAM MATERIAL DEGREE OF FILLING ENERGY CONSUMPTION PROGRAMTIME

( approx. kWh) (approx.minutes)

800rpm - 1600rpm 800rpm - 1600rpm

Extradry Cotton, linen Max. (5,0 kg) 3,2 - 2,5 95 - 85

Dry Cotton, linen, Max. (5,0 kg) 3,0 - 2,3 85 - 75

Non-iron, poly- Max. (2,5kg) 1,3 --- 70 ---

ester/cotton,

Normal dry Cotton, linen, Max. (5,0 kg) 2,8 - 2,2 80 - 70

Non-iron, poly- Max. (2,5kg) 1,2 --- 50 --

ester/cotton,

Acryl,rayon, Max. (2,5 kg) 1,4 --- 55 ---

acetate,

Irondry Cotton, linen, Max. (5,0 kg) 2,5 - 1,8 110 - 85

The following conditions apply to the consumption values indicated below:

Temperature of the supply air: 20 °C.

Moisture content of the supply air: 65 %.

Drying temperature: Normal ( ), Låg ( ).

Element power: 2620 W (2500 W, USA)

Before tumble drying, cotton textiles are spun at 800 and 1600 rpm (long spin).

All other textiles (non-iron and acryl) are spun at 800 rpm (short spin) before

tumbledrying.

Consumption values TD30

The following conditions apply to the consumption values indicated below:

Temperature of the supply air: 20 °C.

Moisture content of the supply air: 65 %.

Drying temperature: Normal ( ), Låg ( ).

Element power: 2500 W

Before tumble drying, cotton textiles are spun at 800 and 1600 rpm (long spin).

All other textiles (non-iron and acryl) are spun at 800 rpm (short spin) before

tumbledrying.

Consumption values TD40

PROGRAM MATERIAL DEGREE OF FILLING ENERGY CONSUMPTION PROGRAMTIME

( approx. kWh) (approx.minutes)

800rpm - 1600rpm 800rpm - 1600rpm

Extradry Cotton, linen Max. (5,0 kg) 3,8 - 3,1 120 - 105

Dry Cotton, linen, Max. (5,0 kg) 3,5 - 2,8 110 - 95

Non-iron, poly- Max. (2,5kg) 1,3 --- 55 ---

ester/cotton,

Normal dry Cotton, linen, Max. (5,0 kg) 3,2 - 2,4 95 - 80

Non-iron, poly- Max. (2,5kg) 1,1 --- 50 --

ester/cotton,

Acryl,rayon, Max. (2,5 kg) 1,5 --- 75 ---

acetate,

Irondry Cotton, linen, Max. (5,0 kg) 2,5 - 1,5 95 - 65

Art.no. 80 800 75 Rev. 1

Loops on control card

Machine type TD30/40

No program selected. Program in 0 position

Change power to obtain “right” time indication on TD40

5 x Start + 5 x S1 (selection of time in time program).

Press S1 to select high or low element power.

Setting child-safe Start and Menu.

5 x Start + 5 x S2 (anti-crease).

Change setting with S2 (anti-crease)

SettingofEurope/USA-program (Only Control Unite art. no. 80 65042)

5 x Start + 5 x S3

ChangesettingswithS3, 50 (Europe), 60(USA)

Loops and their function

J1 loop = selection of machine type

Cut J1 on all condensed machines

Reprogramming display and button functions:

TD33

TD44

DonotcutJ2

Control unit art. no. 8064259 / 8065042

S1 S2

S4 S5

MOTOR

Art. no. 80618 24 (50 Hz)

Windingresistance

Cable colour white-blue: 24.5 Ω

Cable colour white-red: 26.5 Ω

Voltage: 220/240 V

Current: 1.1 A, 270 W, 2850

rpm

Art. no. 80618 95 (60 Hz)

Windingresistance

Cable colour white-blue: 25.5 Ω

Cable colour white-red: 16.0 Ω

Voltage: 220/240 V

Current: 0.9 A, 200 W, 3300

rpm

The motor is 2-pole and directly connected to

theinternalairfanandthereductiongearfor

drivingthecylinder.Oncapacitormachines

(T720/780)italsodrivesthe external air fan.

Allresistance values have tolerances of + 7%.

CAPACITOR

Art. no. 80 542 68

Capacitor mounted on the motor and with a

frequency of 8µF.

CONDENSATION PUMP

Art. no. 80 638 09

Voltage: 230 V, 50/60 Hz 25W

Resistance: 111 Ω

RADIO SUPPRESSION FILTER

Art. no. 80 585 58

Leakagecurrent: 240V/50/60Hz 0.3-0.4 mA

Thefiltereliminatesradiointerferencesinthe

machine.

INDICATING LAMP

Art. no. 80 070 73 EU

Current: 1.68 mA, 230 V, 509 Hz

Art. no. 80 604 78 USA

Current: 1.68 mA, 240 V, 50 Hz

Thelamp indicates that the main switch is on.

THERMISTOR

Art. no. 80 619 00

Resistance: 60-35 kΩat 20-30°C

Thethermistorcontrolsthetemperatureregula-

tion.Ifthermistorshortsorbecomesdetached

fromthe control unit theprogramis interrup-

ted.

RELAY (CONTACT0R)

50 Hz

Art. no. 80 091 48

60 Hz

Art. no. 80 603 79 (TD11)

Art. no. 80 603 80 (TD11/33A/44A)

Thecontact breaksintheevent ofoverheating

when the door is opened and at the end of the

program.

COMPONENTS AND MEASURED VALUES

MOISTURE SENSOR

Art. no. 80 618 55

The moisture sensor is used to control the

dryingprocess. Duringoperationthesensor

must have an output signal of between 1 – 16

m VDC. Other values will cause the program

tobeinterrupted.

DOOR SWITCH

Art. no. 80 531 07

The front door activates a door switch which

interruptsthe program in the openposition. If

thedoor has been openedandclosedinthe

courseof the program the machine must be

restartedwith thestartbutton.

INTERIOR LIGHTING

Art. no. 80 618 62

Interior lighting. N.B. 10 W, controlled by the

door switch.

BUZZER

Art. no. 80 618 83

Thebuzzerindicatesprogramendwith an

acousticsignal.

OVER FLOW PROTECTION

(CONDENSATION MACHINES)

Art. no. 80 526 43

If both tanks of the tumbler are overfilled, the

programis interrupted bymeans of a switch

mounted on the lower tank. Over flow is

indicatedonthedisplay.

PROGRAM CONTROL (TD30/40/33A/44A)

Art. no.: 80 650 42

Thecontrolunitcontainsmicroprocessorsfor

controllingprograms, motor, elements etc.

gram, motor, element m.

PANEL CARD

Thedisplaycontainspushbuttonsandindica-

tions.

TD30/40 (Small display) LED

Art. no. 80 642 60 ASKO

Art. no. 80 644 71 OEM

HEATING ELEMENT

TD 11/22/30 (US)/33A(US)/40/44A

Art. no. 80 638 08 (2500 W)

Art.no. 80 800 75 Rev. 1

COMPONENTS AND MEASURED VALUES

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