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Service Manual

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 Preface 4
Safety instructions 4
Hazard levels 4
Description in this service manual 5
Service groups 5
Functional group structure 5
Textual description 5
Technical Features 5
Type plate 5
AB Service group setup 6
010 Safety information 6
General 6
020 Overview 6
030 Function 6
040 Service activities 7
ABRD Uninstall / install wheels 7
ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover 7
ABNT Uninstalling and installing the refill tank 8
050 Maintenance and inspection 9
060 Error diagnosis 9
070 Peculiarities/ others 9
AD Service group steam system 10
010 Safety information 10
General 10
020 Overview 10
Operating field 11
Position reset key descaling 11
030 Function 12
Functional diagram 12
Filling in and heating up water 12
Working with the steam gun 13
Descaling the pressure tank 13
Safety installations 13
Water shortage thermostat 13
Safety thermostat 13
Pressure controller 14
Safety lock 14
040 Service activities 14
ADDR Uninstalling / installing the pressure regulator 14
ADMA Uninstall / install solenoid valve 14
ADRD Uninstalling / installing the control valve steam volume 15
ADRW Uninstalling / installing the control valve water volume 15
ADTH Uninstalling / installing thermostat 15
ADTW Uninstall / install water shortage thermostat 16
ADWF Uninstalling / installing water filter 16
ADWP Uninstall / install water pump 17
050 Maintenance and inspection 17
060 Error diagnosis 17
070 Peculiarities/ others 17
AH Service group electrics 18
010 Safety information 18
020 Overview 18
030 Function 18
040 Service activities 19
AHNK Uninstalling / installing mains connection 19
AHSD Uninstalling / installing switch for steam supply 19

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 AHSH Uninstalling / installing switch for heating 19
AHKL Uninstalling / installing indicator lights 20
AHTR Uninstalling / installing transformer 20
AHAE Uninstalling / installing switch-off electronics 20
050 Maintenance and inspection 21
060 Error diagnosis 21
070 Peculiarities/ others 21
Technical specifications 22
Circuit diagram 22
Troubleshooting 23
Measured values 24
010 Safety information 24
Voltage measurement 25

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Preface
Good service work requires extensive and practice-orient-
ed training as well as well-structured training materials.
Hence we offer regular basic and advanced training pro-
grammes covering the entire product range for all service
engineers.
In addition to this, we also prepare service manuals for im-
portant appliances - these can be initially used as instruc-
tion guides and later on as reference guides.
Apart from this, we also regular information about product
enhancements and their servicing.
If you should require supplements, have corrections or
questions regarding this document, please address these
citing the following subject to:
[email protected]

Subject: Fall 118906

The responsible product specialist will take care of your is-
sue.
Copying and duplication of texts and diagrams as well
as third-party access to this information is permitted
only with the explicit permission of the company:

Alfred Kärcher GmbH & Co. KG

P O Box 160
D -71349 Winnenden
www.kaercher.com
Safety instructions
Service and maintenance tasks may only be performed by
qualified and specially trained specialists.
Observe safety information in the chapters!
 DANGER
Prior to all work on the appliance, switch off the appliance
and pull the power plug.
몇 CAUTION
Risk of damage by electrostatic discharge (ESD)! Take
suitable measures for discharging electrostatic charge pri-
or to performing work on the appliance electronics.

Hazard levels
 DANGER
For an immediate danger which can lead to severe injuries
or death.
몇 WARNING
For a possibly dangerous situation which could lead to se-
vere injuries or death.
몇 CAUTION
For a possibly dangerous situation which can lead to minor
injuries or property damage.
ATTENTION
Pointer to a possibly dangerous situation, which can lead
to property damage.
Note
Indicates useful tips and important information.

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Description in this service manual
Service groups
Example:
Install/uninstall ANRA wheel axle
AN RA Install/uninstall wheel axle
Service group Component Activity
Observe the allocation of service groups to the appliance
components in the overview diagram in Chapter "Overview
over the service and functional groups".
Functional group structure
010 Safety instructions
020 Overview
030 Function
040 Service activities
050 Maintenance and inspection
060 Error diagnosis
070 Peculiarities/ others
080 - 100 Not assigned

Textual description
 Instruction
 Preparatory operations
1
2 Key numerical
A
B Key alphanumerical
– Enumeration / General list
 Safety note
Pointer to hazards, sources of errors.

Technical Features
Type plate
The type plate is located at the bottom of the appliance.

1 Part number
2 Year of manufacture
3 Bar code. Contains part and serial number.
4 Address of manufacturer
5 Max. operating pressure
6 Permitted operating pressure
7 Tank content
8 Main Supply
9 Serial number
10 Appliance description
11 Max. work temperature
12 Type of protection
13 Connection output
14 Typical operating weight

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AB Service group setup
010 Safety information
General
Observe general safety information!
Service and maintenance tasks may only be performed by
qualified and specially trained specialists.
 DANGER
– Switch off the appliance and, in case of appliances con-
nected to the mains, pull out the power cord before
cleaning and performing any maintenance tasks on the
machine.
– Maintenance work may only be carried out by approved
customer service outlets or experts in this field who are
familiar with the respective safety regulations.
– To avoid risks, all repairs and replacement of spare
parts may only be carried out by the authorised custom-
er service personnel.
– Only use accessories and spare parts which have been
approved by the manufacturer. The exclusive use of
original accessories and original spare parts ensures
that the appliance can be operated safely and trouble
free.
– Allow the appliance to cool down prior to performing
service tasks.

020 Overview

ABRD Uninstall / install wheels

ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover
ABNT Uninstalling and installing the refill tank

030 Function
No special functional characteristics.

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040 Service activities
Note
Unless otherwise described, the installation takes place in
reverse order.
ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
1 Wheel
2 Bolts
3 Wheel cap

 Remove the wheel cover.

 Remove the bolt.
 Remove wheel.

ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels

1 Screws

 Unscrew the screws

1 Safety lock
2 Rotary knob

 Remove the safety lock from the device.

 Turn rotary knobs to minimum

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 1 Cover
2 Thermostat

 Gently raise the front cover.

 Remove the thermostat.
 Put appliance cover aside.

Installation information
Grease the thermostat with heat-conducting paste.
Lay lines free of kinks.
Uninstall the rotary knobs for easier installation of the cov-
er.
Perform a function test.

ABNT Uninstalling and installing the refill tank

 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Screws

 Unscrew the screws.

1 Hood

 Remove the hood.

1 Screws

 Unscrew the screws

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 1 Cover
2 Pipes

 Lift the cover.

 Disconnect lines.
 Remove cover.

1 Connector

 Disconnect the connectors.

1 Hose clamps
2 Hose
3 Water pump
4 Tank

 Loosen the hose clamps.

 Pull out the hoses.
 Remove the water pump.
 Remove the tank.

050 Maintenance and inspection

Service group does not contain any maintenance and in-
spection points.
060 Error diagnosis
The service group does not contain any error diagnosis.
070 Peculiarities/ others
The service group does not contain any peculiarities.

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AD Service group steam system
010 Safety information
General
Observe general safety information! – Allow the appliance to cool down prior to performing
Service and maintenance tasks may only be performed by service tasks.
qualified and specially trained specialists.
 DANGER
– Switch off the appliance and, in case of appliances con-
nected to the mains, pull out the power cord before
cleaning and performing any maintenance tasks on the
machine.
– Maintenance work may only be carried out by approved
customer service outlets or experts in this field who are
familiar with the respective safety regulations.
– To avoid risks, all repairs and replacement of spare
parts may only be carried out by the authorised custom-
er service personnel.
– Only use accessories and spare parts which have been
approved by the manufacturer. The exclusive use of
original accessories and original spare parts ensures
that the appliance can be operated safely and trouble
free.

020 Overview

ADDR Uninstalling / installing the pressure regulator

ADMA Uninstall / install solenoid valve
ADRD Uninstalling / installing the control valve steam volume
ADRW Uninstalling / installing the control valve water volume
ADTH Uninstalling / installing thermostat
ADTW Uninstall / install water shortage thermostat
ADWF Uninstalling / installing water filter
ADWP Uninstall / install water pump

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Operating field

1 Steam supply switch 6 Rotary knob for steam quantity controller

2 Indicator lamp - water shortage steam boiler (red) 7 Indicator light - water shortage fresh water tank (red)
3 Indicator lamp - heating (yellow) 8 Indicator lamp - Descaling (white)
4 Rotary knob for VAPOHYDRO regulation 9 Switch heating "ON/OFF"
5 Temperature display
Position reset key descaling
1 Reset key - Descaling

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030 Function
Functional diagram

1 Low-water thermostat 11 Temperature display

2 Heating 12 Level sensor
1500 W 13 Safety lock
3 Heating 14 Pressure container
750 W Upper section
4 Thermostat 15 Pressure container
5 Control valve steam volume Lower part
6 Steam switch on the gun 16 Pump with check valve
7 Plug 17 Refill tank
8 Solenoid valve 18 Lock refill tank
9 VAPOHYDRO control valve with riser 19 Switch-off electronics
10 Pressure regulator
Filling in and heating up water
The safety lock can only be opened for filling in water if steam consumption, the water pump is switched on. This
there is less then 0.2 bar inner pressure in the pressure delivers water from the refill tank to the pressure tank until
tank. If the pressure is higher, it must be reduced via the the water level there has increased so much that the level
steam gun first. sensor switches the water pump off again.

The refill tank is unheated and depressurised. When the water in the refill tank is used, an audible signal
sounds 8 times and the indicator light "water shortage refill
The water level is monitored by the level sensor. tank" lights up.
The water can immediately be refilled there without switch-
If the plug is plugged into the device, both heaters heat the ing off the heating.
water in the pressure tank. If water and steam are completely consumed, the thermo-
If the modular accessory plug is not plugged in, only the stat water shortage switches off the heating. At the lowest
heating 1500 W is heating. point of the pressure tank, underneath the heating, a small
The pressure regulator switches the heating off as soon as amount of water remains. This is enough to reduce the
the set steam pressure has been reached. pressure tank temperature quickly to below 100°C. This
The level sensor monitors the water level in the pressure way, there is no risk that water splashes back upon refilling
tank. If the water level falls under a certain level due to the the pressure tank and scalds the user.

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Working with the steam gun
If the steam switch is pushed on the gun, the solenoid
valve opens and the steam flows from the pressure tank
through the plug forward to the steam gun.
With the control valve steam volume the steam volume can
be adjusted.
In addition, hot water can be mixed into the steam by
means of the VAPOHYDRO control valve.
If the valve is opened, water rises in the riser and mixes
with the steam at the solenoid valve.
This way, the moisture of the steam can be regulated from
dry steam (valve closed) to hot water jet (valve completely
opened).

Descaling the pressure tank

After approx. 50 operating hours, the indicator light Desca-
ling lights up (white).
This in an indication that the pressure tank must be
descaled now at the latest.
To do so, completely dissolve the pouch contents of RM
511 in 1 litre of warm water.
Fill this solution into the pressure tank and allow to react
for approximately 8 hours.
During this time, the pressure tank must remain open and
must not be used.
After pouring out the solution, rinse the pressure tank with
cold water at least twice in order to remove all residue.
Press the reset key until the indicator lamp "Descaling"
goes off.
The appliance is ready for use again. After approx. 50 op-
erating hours, the indicator lamp "Descaling" shows the
next necessary descaling process.
Safety installations

Water shortage thermostat

The thermostat water shortage interrupts the circuit for the
heating if the water in the pressure tank is consumed and
the temperature rises further.
Red low-water indicator lamp lights up
When the temperature falls again, the water shortage ther-
mostat automatically closes the circuit again and the indi-
cator light goes out.
Safety thermostat
The thermostat is an additional safety element.
It interrupts the circuit for the heating if the thermostat wa-
ter shortage is defective and the temperature has risen fur-
ther.
If the thermostat has tripped, it will not switch back auto-
matically.
The device must be opened in order to find out why the wa-
ter shortage thermostat has not worked.
After detection and elimination of the error, the pin on the
thermostat must be pushed in again.

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Pressure controller
The pressure regulator interrupts the circuit for the heating
if the specified steam pressure is reached in the pressure
tank.
If the pressure in the pressure tank falls again, i.e. the
steam has been consumed, the pressure switch automati-
cally closes the circuit.

The pressure switch has 3 connections:

COM = Masse (earth,ground))
NO = normaly opened
NC = normaly closed
The pressure regulator is connected to the terminals COM
and NC.
Safety lock
The safety lock is an additional safety element in the pres-
sure tank lock.
It opens, if the pressure regulator is defective.
If the safety lock has opened, the pressure regulator must
be checked in order to detect why it has not functioned.

040 Service activities

ADDR Uninstalling / installing the pressure regulator
 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Switch
2 Screws
3 Connector
4 Pressure regulator

 Disconnect the connector.

 Loosen screws.
 Remove the switch.
 Unscrew the pressure regulator.

Installation information
Check for leaks.
ADMA Uninstall / install solenoid valve
 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Connector
2 Hoses
3 Screws
4 Hose clamps

 Disconnect the connectors.

 Unscrew the screws.
 Loosen the hose clamps.
 Pull out the hoses.

Installation information
Check the O-ring.
Check for leaks.

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ADRD Uninstalling / installing the control valve steam volume
 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Turning handle
2 Screws
3 Control valve steam volume
4 Hose clip
5 Hose

 Pull off the rotary handle.

 Unscrew the screws.
 Loosen the hose clamps.
 Pull off the hose.
 Remove the control valve steam volume.

Installation information
Check the O-ring.
Check for leaks.
ADRW Uninstalling / installing the control valve water volume
 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Turning handle
2 Valve
3 Hose clip
4 Screws
5 Hose

 Pull off the rotary handle.

 Unscrew the screws.
 Loosen the hose clamps.
 Pull off the hose.
 Replace the valves

Installation information
Check the O-ring.
ADTH Uninstalling / installing thermostat
 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Screw
2 Connector
3 Thermostat
4 Halting plate

 Disconnect the connector.

 Loosen the screw.
 Remove the retaining plate.
 Remove the thermostat.

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 1 Heat-conducting paste

 Renew heat-conducting paste.

ADTW Uninstall / install water shortage thermostat

 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Screw
2 Connector
3 Thermostat
4 Halting plate

 Disconnect the connector.

 Loosen the screw.
 Remove the retaining plate.
 Remove the thermostat.

ADWF Uninstalling / installing water filter

1 Screws
2 Cover

 Unscrew the screws

 Remove the lid.

1 Water filter
2 Hose

 Pull out the hoses.

 Remove water filter.

Installation information
Mind the fitting position of the filter.

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ADWP Uninstall / install water pump
1 Screws
2 Cover

 Loosen screws.
 Remove the lid.

1 Hose
2 Hose clip
3 Water pump
4 Connector

 Disconnect the connectors.

 Loosen the hose clamps.
 Pull out the hoses.
 Uninstall water pump.

Installation information
Renew hose clips.
Check for leaks.

050 Maintenance and inspection

Service group does not contain any maintenance and in-
spection points.

060 Error diagnosis

The service group does not contain any error diagnosis.

070 Peculiarities/ others

The service group does not contain any peculiarities.

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AH Service group electrics
010 Safety information
몇 WARNING
Prior to all work on the appliance, switch off the appliance
and pull the power plug.
Allow the appliance to cool down prior to performing ser-
vice tasks.
Relieve the high pressure system of all pressure prior to all
work on the appliance and the accessories.
Observe general safety information!
020 Overview

AHNK Uninstalling / installing mains connection

AHSD Uninstalling / installing switch for steam supply
AHKL Uninstalling / installing indicator lights
AHTR Uninstalling / installing transformer
AHAE Uninstalling / installing switch-off electronics

030 Function
No special functional characteristics.

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040 Service activities
AHNK Uninstalling / installing mains connection
 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Pressure container
2 Pipes
3 Safety clip
4 Mains connection

 Put pressure tank aside.

 Disconnect lines.
 Pull out the safety clip.
 Pull out the mains connection.

AHSD Uninstalling / installing switch for steam supply

 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Switch
2 Connector

 Disconnect the connectors.

 Unlock the switch.
 Remove the switch.

AHSH Uninstalling / installing switch for heating

 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Switch
2 Connector

 Disconnect the connectors.

 Unlock the switch.
 Remove the switch.

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AHKL Uninstalling / installing indicator lights
 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Plug connections
2 Indicator lamps

 Disconnect the connectors.

 Remove indicator lights.

Perform a function test.

AHTR Uninstalling / installing transformer

 ABRD Uninstall / install wheels
 ABGE Uninstalling / installing cover

1 Connector
2 Transformer

 Disconnect the connector.

 Remove transformer.

Installation information
Lay lines free of kinks.
Mind correct installation of the lines.

AHAE Uninstalling / installing switch-off electronics

1 Hood

 Remove the hood.

1 Screws

 Unscrew the screws

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 1 Cover
2 Pipes

 Lift the cover.

 Disconnect lines.
 Remove cover.

1 Plug connections

 Disconnect the connectors.

1 Printed board

 Remove the board from the casing.

Installation information
Check O-rings for damage.
Observe the plug arrangement during installation.
050 Maintenance and inspection
Service group does not contain any maintenance and in-
spection points.

060 Error diagnosis

The service group does not contain any error diagnosis.

070 Peculiarities/ others

The service group does not contain any peculiarities.

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Technical specifications
Electrical connection
Mains voltage V 220-240
Frequency Hz 1~ 50-60
Voltage in the steam gun V 24
Type of protection -- IPX4
Protective class -- I
Performance data
Heating output W 2300
Pump W 50
Max. operating pressure MPa (bar) 0,4 (4,0)
Permitted operating pressure MPa (bar) 0,6 (6,0)
Max. work temperature °C 145
Heating time per litre of water min approx. 4.5
Steam quantity (max.) g/min 82
Dimensions and weights
Typical operating weight kg 8,0
Max. water capacity l 4,0
Tank content l 2,0
Boiler capacity l 2,4
Length x width x height mm 475 x 320 x 275

Circuit diagram
When working on the device, please always use the cur-
rent circuit diagram in DISIS.

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Troubleshooting
Failure Cause Remedy
Safety interlock cannot be opened Pressure in the pressure tank too high Release pressure, operate steam gun.
Safety interlock cannot be opened Safety lock defective Replace defective parts.
No steam exits the steam gun Steam switch on the gun defective Replace the switch
No steam exits the steam gun Transformer, cable, heating, solenoid Replace defective parts.
valve defective.
AHTR Uninstalling / installing transformer

AHNK Uninstalling / installing mains con-

nection

Replace the thermostat

ADMA Uninstall / install solenoid valve
Steam volume cannot be regulated Control valve steam volume defective Check the control valve steam volume.
Replace defective parts.

ADRD Uninstalling / installing the control

valve steam volume
The moisture of the steam cannot be VAPOHYDRO control valve defective Replace valve.
regulated
(VAPOHYDRO system) ADRW Uninstalling / installing the control
valve water volume
The indicator light for water shortage Thermostat defective Replace the thermostat
is always on
ADTW Uninstall / install water shortage
thermostat
Safety lock has opened Pressure regulator defective Check / replace the pressure regulator

ADDR Uninstalling / installing the pres-

sure regulator
Safety lock has opened Safety lock defective Replace the safety lock
Thermostat has switched the device The pressure regulator or thermostat Replace pressure regulator or thermostat
off water shortage is defective water shortage

ADDR Uninstalling / installing the pres-

sure regulator

ADTW Uninstall / install water shortage

thermostat
Check electrical system.
Appliance does not heat up Heating, mains connection, thermo- Replace defective parts.
stat, switch heating, switch steam sup-
ply, thermostat water shortage AHNK Uninstalling / installing mains con-
defective nection

ADTH Uninstalling / installing thermostat

AHSH Uninstalling / installing switch for

heatingAHSD Uninstalling / installing
switch for steam supply

ADTW Uninstall / install water shortage

thermostat
No temperature indication Temperature indicator defective Replace temperature indicator.

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Failure Cause Remedy
Pump does not deliver water Level sensor in the pressure tank Descale level sensor and pressure tank.
furred up
Check the electrical connections.
Water pump defective.
Electrical connections interrupted. Replacing the pump

ADWP Uninstall / install water pump

Indicator light "Descaling" is on Pressure tank furred up. Descale the pressure tank.

Press the reset key until the indicator lamp

"Descaling" goes off.

Measured values
010 Safety information
-DANGER Plug Function
Dangerous voltages on mains potential are applied to the
1 X1 Indicator lamp "water shortage" red
entire board.
Mass
Work on electrical components may only be performed by
a certified electrician. 2 X2 Indicator lamp - heating (yellow)
3 X3 Solenoid valve
Observe general safety information! Steam
4 X4 Probe steam valve filling level monitor-
ing
5 X5 Mass
6 X6 Connectiing piece
Pump
Printed board Mass
7 X7 Mass
8 X8 Connectiing piece
Pump
9 X9 Low-voltage supply
10 X10 Low-voltage supply
11 X11 Reset key - Descaling
12 X12 Reset key - Descaling
13 X13 Indicator lamp - Descaling (white)
14 X14 Indicator lamp "water shortage" red
15 X15 Plug steam hose with pushbutton
A3 Switch-off electronics
A6 Switch-off electronics

Plug

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Voltage measurement
The first specification refers to the voltage input and the
second to the COM input on the measuring device.
(e.g. pin 1 + pin 2 --> voltage input at pin 1 and COM input
at pin 2).

Here the mains voltage is defined as the provided voltage

in the relevant country (+/- 10%).

CAUTION

The following measurements may only be performed by a

certified electrician.

Measurements with connection to mains voltage

Measurement Component Nominal measuring value
X1 + X5 + X6 + X7 Earth on the PCB < 1 VAC
X11 + X12 Reset key - Descaling 0 VDC Switch 3 operated

5 VDC (+/- 20%) Switch 3 not operated

X2 + X1 Indicator lamp - heating (yellow) 0 VAC Switch 2 not operated
Mains voltage Switch 2 operated
X8 + X6 Supply of the pump 0 VAC Pump off
194 VAC (+/- 20%) Pump on
X13 + X1 Indicator lamp - Descaling (white) 0 VAC - 50 VAC Indicator light off
Mains voltage Indicator light on
X14 + X1 Indicator lamp "water shortage" red 0 VAC - 50 VAC Indicator light off
Mains voltage Indicator light on
X3/X9 + X10 Low-voltage supply 0 VAC Switch 2 not operated
30 VAC (+/- 20%) Switch 2 operated

Measurements without connection to mains voltage

Measurement Component Nominal measuring value
A3 + A6 Resistor < 50k Water in the tank
Ohm
X15 pin1 + X15 Perform the continuity test. Continuity Switch pressed
pin3
No continuity Switch not pressed

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