WM 1255 Agsxen

WM1255AGS/XEN
BASIC MODEL
WM1245A
SERVICE Manual
WM1255A THE FEATURE OF PRODUCT
1. Silver Nano Sterilization,

Anti-bacteria
2. Premium Design
3. Wide Graphic Display
4. Direct Drive Motor
5. A Giant 10kg Capacity
6. 40cm Wide Porthole
7. Slanted Drum
8. Optimal Drying System

CONTENTS
1. PRECAUTIONS
1-1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1
1-2. PRECAUTIONS UPON INSTALLATION 2
2. THE FEATURE OF PRODUCT

2-1. PART NAMES 5
2-2. SPECIFICATIONS 6
2-3. THE COMPARATIVE SPECIFICATIONS OF PRODUCT 7
2-4. THE COMPARATIVE SPECIFICATIONS OF PRODUCT 8
2-5. WM1255A FEATURES 9
3. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
3-1. OVERVIEW OF THE CONTROL PANEL 13
4. ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

4-1. ERROR MODE 20
4-2. TROUBLESHOOTING (TEST MODE) 23
4-3. DETAILED EXAMINATION OF PROBLEMS 25
5. ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

5-1. TOOLS FOR DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 26
5-2. ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY 27
6. TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS
6-1. RELATED PARTS TO ERRORS FOR CHECKING 38
7. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

7-1. EXPLODED VIEW OF WHOLE PARTS 40
7-2. EXPLODED VIEW OF DETERGENT TRAY/SUB PCB 41
7-3. PARTS LIST OF DETERGENT TRAY/SUB PCB 42

7-4. EXPLODED VIEW OF TUB/DAMPER/MAIN/MOTOR PCB 43
7-5. PARTS LIST OF TUB/DAMPER/MAIN/MOTOR PCB 44
7-6. EXPLODED VIEW OF FRAME FRONT/ASSY DOOR 45
7-7. PARTS LIST OF FRAME FRONT/ASSY DOOR 46
7-8. EXPLODED VIEW OF FRAME 47

7-9. PARTS LIST OF FRAME 48
7-10. Bolt & SCREW 49
CONTENTS
8. BLOCK DIAGRAM 51
9. THE ACTUAL PCB

9-1. THE ACTUAL MAIN PCB 52
9-2. THE ACTUAL SUB PCB 53
10. SCHEMATIC-DIAGRAM 54
11. PCB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

11-1. PCB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (Main) 55
11-2. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS OF MAIN PARTS 56

11-3. MOTOR-DRIVING PART 57
11-4. DISPLAY PART 58
12. REFERENCE INFORMATION

12-1. MODEL NAME 59
12-2. TERMINOLOGY 60
12-3. FABRIC CARE CHART 62
12-4. ELECTRICAL WARNINGS 62
12-5. Q&A 63
1. Precautions
1-1. Safety Precautions
1. Ensure that users do not repair the product themselves.

▶ This may cause harm or shorten the lifetime of the product.
2. Ensure that the power plug is disconnected before performing A/S (especially A/S for electrical parts).
▶ Beware of electric shock
3. Ensure that users do not use several plugs for one outlet at the same time.
▶ This may cause fire from overheating.
4. Check for any marks of physical damage, fusion, cuts or fire damage at the power plug and the outlet.
▶ Repair or exchange it at once if there is some damage. (It could cause electric shock or fire)
5. Ensure that the product is properly earthed.

▶ If not, it may cause electric shocks through electrical leakage.
6. Do not use water directly on the main body when cleaning the product.
▶ This may cause electric shocks or fire, and shorten the lifetime of the product.
7. The line connection for the Harness may not be permeabled by water and must be secure while performing
the A/S.
▶ It should not be split or cut when a limited amount of force is applied.
8. Completely remove dust or foreign substances from any parts such as Housing, the line connection, the
contact point, etc. while performing the A/S.
▶ This will prevent in advance the danger of fire by Tracking, Short Circuits, etc.
9. Check for traces of water permeation of electrical parts and the Harness.
▶ If water has permeated any parts already, exchange the parts or completely remove the moisture.
10. Check the assembly condition of the parts after finishing the A/S.
▶ Maintain the same conditions as before the A/S.
11. When you pull out the power cord, be sure to hold the plug part when pulling the cord out.
▶ If the cord is damaged, it may cause electric shocks or fire.
12. Ensure that the power plug is removed from the outlet when the washing machine is not in use.
▶ Else it may cause electric shock or fire through lightning.
13. Do not use or preserve any kind of flammable spray or ignitable materials such as gasoline, thinner, alcohol,
etc. around the washing machine.
▶ Volatile materials may explode or ignite through electrical sparks.
14. Do not place a bowl filled with water or wet clothes on the washing machine.
▶ If the water spills, it may cause electric shock or fire, and shorten the lifetime of the product.
15. Do not install the washing machine in places exposed to snow or rain.
▶ This may cause electric shock or fire and shorten the lifetime of the product.
16. Do not press any operating buttons using sharp items such as pins, needles etc.
▶ This may cause electric shock or mechanical trouble.
17. Check if the product has been evenly and firmly installed on the ground.
▶ Too much vibration will shorten the lifetime of product.
18. Ensure that a connector is being used to connect a wire to another wire for a complete connection.
▶ If it is treated only with tape, it may cause fire by tracking.
19. If you have to turn the washing machine on its side when performing the A/S, ensure that it is placed down
gently on the ground with support
▶ If the washing machine is turned upside down, some of the parts may be damaged by the tub.
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1-2.Precautions upon Installation
■ How to disassemble
the safety apparatus
1. Remove the screw of the safety 2. Remove the safety apparatus from
apparatus using a spanner. the back of the main body.
3. Insert the stopper into 4. Insert 4 stoppers into each

the groove for fixing the groove for fixing the safety
safety appratus. appratus.
■ Safety Notes before

Installing
Install the product on a Avoid places with direct sunlight

At least two people are needed solid and flat surface. and humidity for the installation. A
well-ventilated place is a good
to unpack or move the product,
position for installing the product.
due to its weight.
Install the washig machine Do not install the product at the Avoid locations close to heat
where the power cord or place where gas is emitted, sources such as a stove.
plug can be easily pulled out. which will freeze the product in
winter season.
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■ Grounding
※ Make sure to ground the unit to prevent

electric leakage or shock.
With a grounded receptacle

▶ It does not need an additional grounding.
■ Water Drainage
▶ Hook the drain hose over the Wash Basin or

Laundry Tub or plug the end of the drain hose
into the Standpipe
- The end of the drain hose must be passed
through the Hose Guide or secured as shown in
the picture to prevent it from popping up
during drainage of water.
- The outlet end of the drain hose must be at
least 60-90 cm above the base of the machine.
▶ Seal the drain pipe connections

- If not, it may cause water leakage.
▶ Prevent water from siphoning away

- If the end of the drain hose is put in water,
it could siphon away water during washing.
So, make sure that the end of the drain hose
is not put in water.
Note: Caution must always be exercised to

avoid collapsing or damaging the drain hose.
For best performance the drain hose should
not be restricted in any way, through elbows,
couplings or excessive lengths.
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■ Installation Manner
1. Select an installation place in

advance.
▶ The distance between the washing
machine and the wall must be at
least 10cm.
2. Check the balance

▶ If you press down or shake any part of
the front, left or right side of the washing
machine and it still wobbles, adjust the
feet again until the machine is standing
solidly.
3. Adjust the height using the adjustable feet.
▶ The machine is in a If uneven

balanced state when all
▶Adjust the lowest of the 4 adjustable feet while lifting the washing machine a little.
four adjustable feet are ▶Adjust the height by turning the nut to the left as in the figure.
firnly on the ground and (The adjustable foot will be lengthened.)
there is no movement.
※Caution※
After adjusting the horizontal
balance, fix the nut tightly so
that it doesn't come loose
through vibration or noise.
▶ Tighten the nut after making
the adjustments.
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2. THE FEATURE OF PRODUCT
2-1. Part Names
Cold Water
supply hose
Detergent
Drawer
Control panel
Drain Hose
Door
Debris filter
Door release
Base cover
Emergency drain
tube
Adjustable feet
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2-2. Specifications
WASH TYPE FRONT LOADING TYPE

NET W650mm X D774mm X H939mm
DIMENSION
GROSS W727mm X D857mm X H1015mm
WATER PRESSURE 50 kPa ~ 780 kPa
NET 92 kg
WEIGHT
GROSS 99 kg
WASH & SPIN CAPACITY 10.0 kg (DRY LAUNDRY)

DRY CAPACITY 6.0 kg
220V 170W
WASHING
240V 170W
POWER CONSUMPTION WASHING and 220V 2000W
HEATING 240V 2400W
Drying 220V 2100W
WATER CONSUMPTION 125ℓ (COTTON COURSE)
MODEL WM1255A
SPIN REVOLUTION
rpm 1200
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2-3. THE COMPARATIVE SPECIFICATIONS OF PRODUCT
Item 10.0kg Old (10.0kg)
Model Name WM1255A WM1245A
Washing 10.0kg 10.0kg
Capacity
Drying 6.0kg 6.0kg
Drum Capacity 78ℓ 78ℓ
Washing Motor DD INVERTER DD INVERTER
Heater (220V) 1900W 1900W
Supply/Drain Cold water / Drain pump Cold water / Drain pump
Balancer Weight Weight
SIZE(W*D*H) 650*774*939 650*774*939
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2-4. THE COMPARATIVE SPECIFICATIONS OF PRODUCT
10.0kg
Model Name WM1255A WM1245A
Function
AG+ WASH O O
MEMORY O O
Exterior Replacement Part

Specifications
Name
Top Cover SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE
Panel-Control SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE
Panel-Drawer SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE
Cover Door IMPERIAL-SILVER IMPERIAL-SILVER
Deco Top IMPERIAL-SILVER IMPERIAL-SILVER
Design Deco Front IMPERIAL-SILVER IMPERIAL-SILVER
Button-Push(F) SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE
AG+ KIT Nomal Hard Water
Chrome Vapor Chrome Vapor

Knob-Encoder JOG-DIAL
Disposition Disposition
Button-Encoder SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE
Button-Push(P) SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE
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2-5. WM1255A Features
This washing machine performs the washing and dehydration functions by rotating its drum around a 10°
inclined axis of rotation to the horizontal axis.
1. Washing
The washing technique employed is to let the clothing fall from the top of the drum cycle.
2. Dehydration
The dehydration technique employed squeezes the water out using centrifugal force which pushes
the clothing out towards the wall of the drum through the high speed rotation of the drum.
(Max 1200 RPM)
For Washing For Dehydration
rotating 40~50rpm rotating MAX 1200rpm
3. Drying
Heater
Fan Motor
Condensed
Water Nozzle
Drum Tub
Condensing System: This heats the internal and evaporates the moisture contained in the laundry
into steam and further uses the condenser to condense the steam before draining, resulting in a
temperature decrease inside the drum.
This is easy to install as this does not require a separate duct.
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4. Silver-Nano System
1) Purpose
- Provides sterilization for the wash cycle using the combination of the silver ionized water and
the chemical detergent.
- Provides anti-bacteria feature to protect external bacteria from infiltrating into the laundry
by means of silver-nano coating.
- Prevents any harmful substances from growing in the tub (mold, various bacteria, bad smell,
etc)
2) Driving System
- Ag+ ionized water, generated by electrolysis, provides anti-bacteria coating and sterilization
for the laundry.
Silver plate
Ag+
Ag+ Ag+ Ag+ Electrolysis+
Water supply
Ag+
-
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+ Ag+
Colloid
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+
Ag+ Ag+ Ag+ Drainage
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5. Advantages of the WM1255A
(1) Maximized Anti-bacteria and Sterilization - Introducing Silver Nano Technology

(2) Saves water (Washes with a smaller amount of water than 'normal' washing machines)
(3) Less wear and tear on clothing
(4) High-temperature washing (95℃-washing) available for sterilization/hygiene purposes.
(5) It is an energy saving model by employing a high-efficiency motor.
(6) Less noise and vibration due to the continual sensing of any Unbalance.
(7) The machine has a lighter weight due to the use of a liquid balance.
(8) 10kg super-slim size (650 mm)
(9) An increase in the washing/rinse efficiency and a decrease in the washing time realized by
employing a Water Turbine.
(10) Convenient handles intalled for wasy moving.
(11) Automatic power cut function (If a user doesn't press the START button within 10min of the
power being switched on, power is automatically cut off.)
(12) A self-examining function of any problems.
(13) The addition of clothing for different cycles is possible (the initial stage of the water supply,
the tub-temp low) after the begining of the wash.
(14) A noise-minimizing design for dehydration by employing a low-noise motor, a low-noise pump
and an oil damper.
(15) A Child Lock function (Safety Apparatus for protecting children)
(16) Shortens the drying time owing to the optimal drying system.
(17) Various drying courses (Normal, Sterilization, Low-temp)
(18) Automatically senses the amount of moisture to adjust the drying time.
(19) Uses the sterilization drying system for removing bacteria.
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Reference 1. Un-Balance Sensing
The maximum rpm (600, 800, 1000, 1200rpm) for the main dehydration cycle is determined bythe
result of the Unbalance Sensing. And if the result of the Unbalance Sensing goes beyond the set
value, it performs a re-operation.
The restart of the operation begins from the clothes-untwisting cycle after pausing the Unbalance
Sensing.
For wash and rinse cycles (Unbalance Sensing)
If an Unbalance is sensed at a low speed, it performs the Unbalance Sensing a max. of 10 times.
And if sensed at a high speed, it does a max. of 5 times. If Unbalance is over the set value
thereafter, it performs the next cycle without performing dehydration.
For the final dehydration cycle (Unbalance Sensing)
If Unbalance is sensed at a low speed, it performs Unbalance Sensing a max. of 10 times. And if
sensed at a high speed, it does a max. of 5 times. If Unbalance is over the set value thereafter,
the water is supplied during the dehydration cycle to perform the cloth-untwisting cycle a max. of 3
times. However, in a case where 'Unbalances' exceed 3 times, an UE Error is displayed. If there
are no 'Unbalances' during the dehydration cycle, it directly performs dehydration regardless of the
intermediate stages such as dehydration during washing/rinse and final dehydration.
Restart of For For Final

Operation Washing/Rinse Dehydration
Drain
Drain Cycle
Cycle
Cloth-untwisting Cloth-untwisting
Cycle Cycle
Unbalance sensing Unbalance sensing Unbalance sensing Unbalance sensing

(low speed :85 (low speed (low speed :85 (low speed
~95rpm) :200~250rpm) ~95rpm) :200~250rpm)
NO NO NO NO
Retry Retry Retry Retry
YES YES YES YES

NO NO NO NO
10times 5times 10times 5times
Simple
Simple
/Main /Main
Dedydration NO Dehydration
YES YES
YES YES
NO
YES YES 3times 3times
Re-supply Re-supply
Next Cycle
of Water Cloth- of Water
YES YES
untwisting
Error Error
End of
Dehydration
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Reference 2. Liquid Balance
- Principle of Liquid Balance
The previous drum-type washing machines used to control 'Unbalances' on the principle of
weight so that the weight of the product was quite heavy, whereas this product decreases the
weight by employing a liquid balance..
Unbalance Unbalance
At Stop / Acceleration At constant speed
The centers of gravity for both The centers of gravity for both 'Unbalance'
'Unbalance' and 'liquid balance' face and 'liquid balance' at a speed faster than
downward. the resonance point face in the opposite
direction, so that it functions in a way to
remove the unbalance.
언
발
란
Volume
스
of
의
Unbalance
크
기
1st 제 1 공진점
resonance 제 resonance
2nd 2 공진점 최종 탈수
period 속도 spinning
of final 구간 speed 속 도
Speed
(언발란스 <<500g)
(Unbalance 500g)
Reference 3. Application of the oil damper
The application of the oil damper improves the

abrasion noise generated by the previous abrasion
damper, so that it decreases noise during
dehydration.
(A decrease of 5dB at maximum rpm of dehydration)
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3. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
3-1. OVERVIEW OF THE CONTROL PANEL
1. Cycle Display LED

● It displays the present operating cycle and the setup cycle.
● Pressing the Pause button displays the amount of cycles remaining.
2. Power Switch
● This switches the power ON/OFF.
3. Start Switch
● This is used to Start/Pause the operation.
4. Jog Dial Switch
● This selects one of the washing courses.
● The order of the washing courses is as follows: Towel/Cotton/Cotton95℃/Cotton75℃/Coloureds
/Quick/Wool/Delicate/Bedding/Clean Tub.
5. Types of Functional Buttons
1) Temperature Setting Button
● This sets the temperature of the wash.
● However, there is a different temperature limit for each course.
The temperature can be selected in the successive order of ℃(Cold Water) → 30℃→ 40℃
●
→ 60℃ → 75℃ → 95℃.
● The selection of the temperature is only available for the Wash Cycle.
● It is impossible to set the wash temperature during a wash.
● If the wash temperature button is pressed during washing, the selected temperature is
displayed for 3 seconds.
● If a temperature is selected, it switches the ℃ LED on.
2) Silver Wash Button
● Silver Nano particles are supplied during the wash and rinse cycles.
● The time consumed for the rinse cycle will be longer than for other courses.
● You could not select the key after the start of any operation.
● When you select the silver nano key in a single cycle mode, the cycle is set to the default
of the normal course and you can only select the silver nano key in wash or rinse cycles.
● When the silver nano key is selected, the silver nano kit starts operating its anti-bacteria
function.
- Silver Sterilization: the silver nano kit starts operation in water supply for the washing
cycle or additional supply.
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- Silver Anti-bacteria: the silver nano kit starts operation in water supply for the last
rinse cycle.
● When the silver nano key is selected, the last rinse time becomes longer than the others for
effective anti-bacteria feature.
● When the silver nano key is selected, the silver nano LED turns on and when the wash or rinse
cycles are done, the LED turns off. And the LED blinks when the silver nano kit starts
operation or during the silver sterilization or anti-bacteria rinse cycles.
3) Wash Button
● The user can select one in this order: Wash → Prewash → Wash Only
→ Prewash + Wash Only.
4) Rinse Button
● The number of rinse times for each course can be selected in successive order
Number of Rinse Times → +3 times → +4 times → +5 times → 6 times → 1 time ㆍㆍㆍ.
The WASH and SPIN procedures will be deleted at this time. However, they are not
deleted if the Rinse Button is handled after the selection of Wash-Only or Spin-Only.
● When the Rinse Button was selected, the number of rinse times can be selected from betwen
1 and 6 times for each course.
5) Spin Button
● A rotation speed for the dehydration cycle can be selected in the following order:
800 → 1000 → 1200 → 600.
● The WASH and RINSE procedures will be deleted at this time. However, they are not
deleted if the SPIN Button is selected after the selection of Wash-Only or SPIN-Only.
6) Drying Selector Button
● The drying process is performed according to the steps below when the Drying button
is pressed.
- Standard → Sterilization → Easy Iron → Low temperature → Time setting (30min → 60min
→ 90min → 120min → 150min) → Cancel
● The button does not perform a standalone cycle, but an additional course added to the
other cycles
● When selecting Drying, the Drying icon is turned on and pressing it again turns it off.
● This function cannot be selected after entering the drying cycle and is only changeable
when Paused. However, it cannot be selected in Pause mode when Drying for normal
courses has been selected.
● It can only be selected in the Cotton, 95℃, 65℃, Coloureds, Quick or Dedicated Drying
courses
7) Delay Start Button
● This button functions to reserve the end time of the function currently set. Set the
Delay Start time and press the START button to operate this function.
● The Delay Start time can be selected in hourly units and in a 24 hour range.
● It is impossible to change the Delay Start time and the course after the operation starts.
● After selecting this function, the Delay Start LED stays ON for the whole duration time.
● The Delay Start time decreases in hourly units.
8) Add Laundry Button
● You can add laundry when a cycle or operation is in process or the door is closed under
conditions other than the door being unlocked and the temp. sensor of the fan housing
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below 55℃.
- You cannot select the add laundry function during the Clean-tub course
● When selecting the add laundry key, if the machine is already operating, the machine stops
temporarily.
● When the add laundry key is pressed, the machine stops the drum rotating and drains the
water to below the door lock level.
Add Laundry ON OFF

Pumping Rate
22 sec. 4 sec.
● When the water level falls below the door-open level and the door is open, the add
laundry process is cancelled.
● The add laundry LED turns on or off as below;
a. When the door is closed and the temp. sensor of the fan housing is below 70℃ and the water
is below 55℃, the add laundry LED turns on to inform you that the add laundry key can be
selected.
b. When the add laundry key is selected and the machine stops the drum rotating or drains
water, the add laundry LED blinks to inform you that it is in process.
c. When the door lock is off or the temperature is high, the add laundry LED turns off.
The water level is higher than 23.95kHz or the water temp is

below 55℃.
Door Unlock The temp. sensor of the fan housing is below 70℃.
Conditions
The water level is below 22.90kHz (10Kg) or 22.60kHz (12Kg).
The drum has stopped rotating.
The door can be opened when all conditions above are satisfied.
9) Start/Pause Button
This button enables the selection of one of two functions in the order of Pause → Start →
Pause → Startㆍㆍ.
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6. Program Chart
①. Jog-dial Switch
This switch enables the selection of a course in the following order: Towel ↔ Cotton ↔
Cotton 95℃ ↔ Cotton 75℃ ↔ Coloureds ↔ Quick ↔ Wool ↔ Delicate ↔ Bedding ↔
Clean Tub.
The initial default value at the time of switching the Power on is Cotton Course.
②. The initial default values for each course:
Main
Default Preliminary Temperature
Course Capacity Rinse Dehydration
Temp. Washing selectable
(rpm)
cold water,
Towel 5 kg 40℃ 3 times 600 Selectable
40℃, 95℃
cold water,
Cotton 10 kg 40℃ 3 times 800 Selectable
30℃,40℃, 60℃
Cotton 95℃ 7 kg 95℃ 3 times 800 Selectable 75℃, 95℃
Cotton 75℃ 7 kg 75℃ 3 times 800 Selectable 60℃, 75℃
Coloureds 10 kg 40℃ 3 times 800 Selectable 40℃, 60℃
cold water,30℃,
Quick 5 kg 40℃ 2 times 800 -
40℃
(Cold cold water,30℃,
Wool 4 Kg 3 times 600 -
Water) 40℃
Delicate 4 Kg 3 times 600 -
Water) 40℃
Bedding 5 kg 3 times 800 Selectable
Water) 40℃
Clean Tub －－ 2 times －－ 40℃
☞ Main Dehydration (rpm) means the maximum rotation speed that can be operated in case of a
small Unbalance. If there is a large Unbalance, a lower speed will be automatically set.
③. Every course is set up with Encorder S/W, and cycles can be changed manually before
pressing the Start Button.
④. It is possible to change some of the cycles even after hitting the Start Button. (Example:
the Rinse and Spin information can be changed during a wash)
⑤. If one of the courses is selected, that LED will stay ON. But if the course is operating, its
LED repeatedly displays On/Off every 0.7 second.
⑥. The Wool and Delicate courses cannot be changed once the Start Button is pressed.
⑦. The 95℃ and 65℃ courses cannot be changed once the heater starts.
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7. Function Buttons
1) The Function Buttons have 75±16.7ms of the effective time of pressing.
2) If the press of a Function Button is sensed, a function button sound is heard.
3) If two or more buttons are pressed, the button pressed first will be selected.
(Except for special buttons (Power Button))
4) Cases where Function Buttons are not selectable:
①. No buttons can be selected after pressing the Start command, except the Power Button,
the Start/Pause Button, and the Child Lock Button.
②. The selection of the Wash Temperature is not accepted if a cold course was already
selected.
③. In the case where an Error is generated, all buttons except the Power and Start buttons
cannot be selected.
④. If the Child Lock function is set, only the Power and Child Lock Release buttons can be
selected.
⑤. Completed cycles cannot be selected again.
8. Detailed Information for Each Cycle

1) Common Information for Every Cycle
①. If each cycle is selected, it progresses in the following order:
(Prewash) → Wash → Spin → Rinse → Spin → Rinse →
Spin → Rinse → Final Spin → End
②. If the Start/Pause button is pressed during the operation of a cycle, it stops that cycle. One
more press of the button will re-start that cycle. (In this manner: Stop→Start→Stop→ㆍㆍ)
③. During the pause the remaining time does not decrease and every steering part (Motor, Valve,
Heater, ect.) stays in the OFF condition.
④. The LED display of each course and the cycle stays On at the time of selection, while it
refreshes every 0.7 second while operating. The LED of a finished cycle turns OFF.
⑤. A buzzer will sound every time a cycle is set up.
⑥. It is possible to change the course and cycle with the function buttons during the operation of
a course. (Except for the Lingerie and Wool Courses)
⑦. If users swich on the Power, a melody plays once.
⑧. It is not possible to select any button, except the Power Button, while the melody sounds.
⑨. When the Power is switched On, the steering parts (Motor, Valve, Heater, etc.) are in an Off
condition and the Cotton Course is selected as default.
2) Wash Cycle
The Wash Cycle performs the following operations: Water Supply/ Water Stirring/ Wetting/
Heating/ Washing/ Cooling/Drain.
( Wetting/Heating/Cooling cycles are performed only when the temperature is set to over 40℃.)
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3) Water Supply Function
① When selecting Wash
-. Water is supplied through cold water + hot water(option) valves to the frequency level of the
wash set up for each course.
(The hot-water valve does not operate when the temperature is set to below 60℃.)
If the wash temperature is set to over 40℃ for each course, it supplies water to
the set-up level and performs a Wetting Cycle and then starts the Heating cycle.
-. When the water level decreases during the Wetting Cycle after the end of the water
supply, it supplies water using a supplementary water-supply function.
(Except for the Wool and Lingerie courses)
-. Conditions of the Hot-Water Supply (Option)
● For a temperature setup of over 60℃ the cold/hot water valves operate at the same time.
● Both cold and hot water are used for steering the water level and as supplementary water.
4) Drying Function
① When the drying function starts, the heater, fan/M, drying water supply and drainage motor
perform their operations, running the washing motor using a stream of water.
② The drying cycle is processed in the order below:
- Detection of Drying Amount
- Primary Drying: Operates the 2000W heater (2 1000W heaters)
- Secondary Drying: Operates the 1000W heater
- Ventilation: When the drying cycle is done with dryness sensing, the washer turns off
the heater and only runs the fan motor, lowering the temperature inside the drum.
All cycles are completed when the temperature of the internal sensor (air sensing) is
below 70℃ (60℃ inside of the drum).
③ Dedicated Drying Course Algorithm
a. When selecting Dedicated Drying, the drying cycle starts to operate and completes
its operation once cooling has ended.
b. During the initial drying operation, if the water level goes over a certain level,
pre-heating is added before dehydrating. When selecting a drying time, the washer
enters the drying cycle directly without sensing the dry amount. When select a
drying option, drying is performed after twice sensing the dry amount.
c. If pre-heating is added to dehydrating, the display time increases by 17 minutes.
d. Selecting the Drying Time does not require detecting the drying amount while the
Drying Option does require detecting the amount twice when the remaining time is
displayed.
④ Algorithm when adding Drying to normal courses
a. The drying feature can be added to courses other than wool, lingerie, quilt and
drum washing.
b. When drying is added, the last dehydrating cycle is converted from normal to pre-heat.
When all normal cycles are done before the drying process starts, the washer senses
the drying amount to reset the drying time and displays the remaining time.
(For Drying added by the Drying Option)
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5) SOFT KEEP
① When all cycles are done along with Drying, the END feature starts to operate. Once this is
completed, if you do not remove the laundry, the washer rotates the drum in reverse to avoid
wrinkles.
② The reverse-rotation continues up to 30 minutes after the completion of all cycles.
③ The SOFT KEEP time does not belong to the total washing time.
④ When all cycles are done, the END MELODY is performed and the door lock is switched off.
(However, the door stays locked while the tube is running)
⑤ When opening the door while rotating, all motor and display functions stop operating and
turn off.
⑥ While the Soft Keep feature runs after the washer performs all cycles and the first End
Melody function, the End Melody feature operates every ten minutes and the End message is
continually displayed.
⑦ The rotating direction of the motor is displayed in the same way as that of the drum while
the washer performs Soft Keep.
⑧ No operating keys are activated and even if pressed, they are automatically switched off
while in Soft Keep.
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4. ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS
4-1 Error Mode
Error Display Cause/Appearance of Error Way of Release
Water If higher than 32kHz or lower than 10kHz of water level
level sensor frequency is continuously kept for 4sec in every
IE Power Off
sensor 0.5sec measurement, this error will occur.
abnormal (caused by wire-breaking of water level sensor)
If AD converter data in water temp sensor become larger
than 63,000 (in case of the temp. sensor being open) or less
tE1
than 2,000 (in case of the sensor being short-circuited), this
error will occur.
If AD converter data in fan-housing temp sensor become
Temperatu
larger than 63,000 (in case of the temp. sensor being open)
re sensor tE2 Power Off
or less than 2,000 (in case of the sensor being short-
abnormal
circuited), this error will occur.
If AD converter data in drying-duct temp sensor become
larger than 63,000 (in case of the temp. sensor being open)
tE3
or less than 2,000 (in case of the sensor being short-
circuited), this error will occur.
In case that position detection signal was not detected longer
than a unit set time during the motor starting and driving, it
3E1 will be retried 5 times. If it is not detected more than 6 times,
this error will occur. (caused by wire-breaking of haul-sensor
and motor, or by restriction of motor driving.)
If an excessive current is detected at IPM, it will be retried 6
times. But if it is detected more than 7 times, this error will
3E2
occur.
Motor
(caused by short-circuit of motor wire)
driving Start button
abnormal If motor rotates in reverse direction during the motor starting
and driving or abnormal signal is detected at haul sensor, it
3E3
will be retried 8 times. But if it is detected more than 9 times,
this error will occur. (caused by motor overload or noise)
If 8 times retrial of motor positioning is failed during the early
time of motor driving, it will be retried continuously. But if it is
3E4
failed more than 32 times, this error will occur. (caused by
wrong connection of haul sensor or motor wire)
If more than 450V of instant voltage is detected at DC Link, If both AC
this error will occur. power signal
PHI (caused by an electric failure during the high-speed and DC link
dehydration) voltage are
Appearance: IPM Low Arm Short Break normal, this
Power In case that there is no AC power signal for longer than
abnormal 60mSec, or that less than 125V of DC Link average error will be
voltage is detected, or that less than 175V is detected released and
Plo during the PHI error, this error will occur. (caused by proceed the
instant electric failure or wire break of power cord) previous
Appearance: Motor-generating current will be charged operation.
through IPM All Open Break.
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Unplug the
If AC power signal is detected for longer than 4sec even after
Main relay power plug, and
18E connection of power plug or after opening of the relay by power
abnormal PCB needs to
off, this error will occur.
repair.
If power switch is continuously being pressed for 12sec after
12E Power Off
power-on, this error will occur.
No pressing of a
Switch If a button on the control panel is continuously being pressed button longer
14E
(button) for 30sec. than 1sec will
abnormal release this error.
If there is no press of any button for 10min after power-on or Power will be
8888 changing course before entering an operation, this error will automatically off
occur. after 5sec.
Close the door
If door is open for longer than 1sec at the time of entering or and press
dE
during an operation, this error will occur. START button
again.
Door
If the lock or unlock function of door doesn't work after 3time of
abnormal dE1 Power Off
trial, this error will occur.
Automatically
This error occurs to protect a coil in the locking apparatus
dE2 released after
against frequent usage of lock and unlock function of door.
25sec.
If there is no
abnormal
If a communication to MCU on the control panel is abnormal for
Communic communication
longer than 2sec, it functions to reset MCU to 20mSec and to
ation 13E for longer than
retry the communication. Abnormal communication for longer
abnormal 1sec, it is
than 6sec will make this error.
automatically
released.
If less than 20.48kHz of frequency of water level sensor is
continuously kept longer than 10sec, this error will occur.
(caused by abnormal increase of water level due to breakdown
Excessive 0F of feed valve)
Power Off
water Appearance: It functions to operate drain pump to the frequency
level/water level of 23.30kHz in 20sec-On/4sec-Off.
leakage
If higher than 24.70kHz of frequency of water level sensor
11E during washing and rinse, this error will occur. Power Off
(caused by water leakage at pump, hose, drum tub, etc.)
Fan motor If excessive current signal due to restriction of fan motor is
F Power Off
abnormal detected for longer than 40sec, this error will occur.
If the feed water for washing or rinse doesn't reach the terminal
4E Start button
level of water supply after 20min, this error will occur.
If higher than 70°C is continuously detected for longer than
Water 4Ed 8sec at temperature sensor of drying duct during drying, this Start button
Feed error will occur.
abnormal If higher than 50°C of water temperature is detected at the time
of water feed after selection of WOOL and LINGERIE
EC Power Off
COURSES, this error functions to prevent damage from such a
high water temperature.
If the water level frequency doesn't reach 24.70kHz after 15min
Water during the water drain, or if the water level frequency of less
Drain 5E than 23.84kHz is detected for longer than 20sec during Start button
abnormal dehydration or drying, this error will occur. (caused by foreign
matters in the drain pump or the breakdown)
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200If the washing water temperature is increasing more than
4°C every 5sec during the operation of washing heater, this Open the main
error will occur. If higher than 100°C of the washing water is relay at once,
HE detected for longer than 6sec at the temperature sensor, this and Power will
error will occur also. be automatically
(due to a fire caused by an operation of washing heater off after 5sec.
without water)
If the water temperature remains less than 50°C for longer
Heater than 10min after the operation of washing heater, or if it
abnormal HE1 doesn't increase to 2°C higher than the initial temperature of Power Off
the heater for longer than 8sec, this error will occur. (caused
by breakdown of washing heater or opening of thermostat)
If the fan housing temperature remains less than 35°C for
preheat dehydration/low temp drying or less than 50°C for
drying of the others, and if it doesn't rise to 5°C higher than
HE2 the initial temperature of the heater for longer than 8sec, this Power Off
error will occur.
(caused by breakdown of drying heater or opening of
thermostat)
If the water temperature doesn't fall to lower than 55°C for
longer than 30min after the start of washing water cooling,
Cooling
CE this error will occur. If the fan housing temp sensor doesn't Start button
abnormal
fall to lower than 70°C for longer than 30min after the start of
cooling of the last internal temperature for drying.
If time sum of retrial for sensing vibration during dehydration
Unbalance becomes longer than about 10min, this error will occur at
UE Start button
error third times after 2-times operation of cloth-untwisting during
water feeding and whirling.
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4-2. Troubleshooting (Test Mode)
sw1 sw2 sw3 sw4 sw5 sw6
1. Troubleshooting (Test Mode)

①. Connect the power cord to the power socket.
②. Switch the Power Button on while pressing the Spin and Drying Selector buttons.
③. All of the LEDs will be turned on in the Display window. (Check the LEDs.)
If you release the button being pressed, will be displayed. (Initial condition of Test Mode)
SW No. Load LED Display
- The sequential operation of the water supply

Pre Dry Cold Hot Relay15
valves.
(Pre→Dry→Cold Water→Hot Water→Relay15→OFF) Cold,
40℃ 60℃ 75℃ 95℃
A) Use the SW2 door lock before you can operate 30℃
the valve.
SW1 - The silver nano kit LED turns on: Check

-. Check the silver nano kit the silver nano kit
A) Check the kit for a silver nano model when it - A/B Operation in turns The water Supply
uses the cold water valve LED turns on, Up/Down in turns.
B) ㅂE error occurs for an unconnected silver kit - More than a low level of current flows:
and high electrical current (only applicable to The silver nano and Ag+ LEDs turn on
test mode) with a beep.
-. Door Lock Switch : Door Lock Test

-. When the door is closed, the door
SW2 A) When the door is open, a "dE" error with a
lock LED turns on.
beep occurs. When closed, auto lock is performed
-. Door Lock Switch: Door Unlock Test
A) When the door is unlocked, each load
SW3 check turns off. -. The door lock LED turns off when
the door lock is set off.
B) Performs unlock regardless of the
conditions.
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-. Drain Pump ON/OFF
-. The rinse LED turns on 5 times when
SW4 A) Keep it on regardless of the operating the drain pump operates.
rate.
-. Fan Motor ON/OFF
A) The error checking time is shortened to 6 -. 150 mins. during the fan motor
SW5 seconds in test mode. operation(Time Dry)/Set Time(Custom
B) Use the SW2 door lock before the fan Dry) LED turns on
motor can drive properly.
-. Heater Sequential Operation
(Dry1 → Wash → Dry2 → OFF) Dry1 Wash Dry2
A) The heater turns off every 5 seconds from Drying Time Drying Time
SW6 Water
the start. 30,60 mins. 90,120 Mins.
Level LED
B) Use the SW2 door lock before each heater LED LED
can drive properly.
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4-3. Detailed Examination of Problems
The Setup of the Test Mode (Order)

1. Press the Power S/W while pressing the Spin/Drying Time buttons (This makes a beeping
sound [as in beep-beep], and turns on all of the LEDs - check the condition of the buzzer
and the LED.)
2. Release the Power S/W, and you will see [ ], implying TEST MODE.
N Check
Operation When Normal Check Points When Abnormal
o Points
Check for a wire shortage of the Motor (in the
Press the START button for the order of Blue/White/Red)
1 Motor
Delicate/Bedding courses Coil resistances of Blue-Red,Red-White and White
-Blue (10~20Ω)
3P connector at Motor side
Press the START button for the
Rotation Voltage of Orange-Pink (5V)
2 Delicate/Bedding courses
Sensor Voltage of Orange-White (5V↔0V)
Voltage of Orange-Black (5V↔0V)
Press the Silver Wash button to
Water
close the Door S/W and then Check the voltage of the Water Supply Valve
3 Supply
press the Temperature button. connector (220V)
Valve
Water will be supplied.
Drain close the Door S/W and then Check the voltage of the Drain Pump connector
4
Pump press the Rinse button. Water will (220V)
be drained.
The voltage between the two terminals of the
Door-
Silver Wash button (Closed)/ Door S/W steering part (Solenoid) (220V)
5 Open
Wash button (Open) function. Resistance between the two terminals of the Door
S/W
S/W(143Ω±10%)
close the Door S/W and then
The Voltage between the two terminals of the
press the Spin button. The
Heater being operated(220V)
6 Heater Heater will function.
Resistance between two terminals of the
(*Caution!
Heater(27±10%Ω)
Long operation of the heater may
cause a fire)
If the jog-dial is moved to Baby The voltage between the pink and orange-colored
Water
Cotton Course during Test Mode, terminals of the water lever sensor (5V)
7 Level
the water level HEX value will be The frequency between the purple and orange-
Sensor
shown in the Display window. colored terminals (22.7 ~ 25 kHz)
If the jog-dial is moved to Towel Resistance between both terminals of the

Thermiste Course during Test Mode, the thermister is about 12kΩ.
8
r temperature HEX value will be The voltage between both terminals of the wire is
shown in the Display window. 5V.
1. Treatment- Exchange the SUB PCB.

1. The S/W doesn't function or
MAIN 2. Treatment- Exchange the Noise Filter if the
9 the LED does not light up.
PCB voltage between the W/B ends of the MAIN PCB
2. No Power.
does not reach 220V.
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5. ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY
5-1. TOOLS FOR DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY
NO Tool
10㎜ Heater(1),Tub(16), Fixer screw(5)

1 Box driver 13㎜ Motor(1), Balance(5), Shock Absorber (2 holes each in
19㎜ left/right), Pulley(1) ,Damper(oil)(2), Damper(friction 1)
Double-ended Replaced by box driver

2 10, 13, 19㎜
spanner Leg
A Tool for protecting empty turning of bolt or abrasion

3 Vice pliers from using box driver
For disassembly of Spindrum
4 T자 10mm BOX(over 250mm) For disassembly of Heater
5 Etc.(screwdriver, nipper, long nose) General tools for A/S activity
1 2 3
17
12
8
19
13
10
mm
mm
mm
10
13
19
4 5
10 mm
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5-2. ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY
Part Name Figure Method of Repair
MOTOR Disassembly Order

1.Disassemble the two screws used to fix the Back
Cover.
Separate the Back Cover and remove the M19 nut used
to fix the Motor.
(Caution: Turn counterclockwise to release. Turning
slowly will make it more difficult to disassemble,
since the motor may rotate at the same time. A quick,
sharp turn is more effective.)
① ※ Do not stick the screwdriver into the Motor to

unscrew it. This may cause damage to the motor.
2. After removing the M19 nut, separate the Rotor by

removing the Spring Washer and the Teeth Washer
beforehand.
(A strong force is required to pull out the Rotor
due to its magnetic force. Please take care of your
hands when removing the motor, particularly with
the Stator Edge part.)
Separate the wire connected to the Motor.
(Press down on the belly of the Housing and pull
② forward to separate the connector.)
3. Remove the four M10 Screws.

Remove the Assy Bracket Motor.
Remove the Stator.
(When you remove the last of the four screws, hold
the Stator with one hand to stop it from falling.)
4. Separate the Motor Wire

(Since the Hall Sensor is fragile, be careful when
handling the Hall Sensor.)
④
Check Toruble Points
1. Check whether there are any foreign substances
※ Caution between the Rotor and the Stator.
Ensure that the power plug is unplugged during 2. Check the wire conncetions of the Motor (Blue,
repairs. There may be some danger of electric White, Red).
shock. 3. Check the wire connections of the Hall Sensor
※Please Note:
- Wire connections are in the order of Blue, White,
Red.
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Exchangin
g the Sub 1. Remove the four screws on the back.
PCB
and the
Power S/W
2. Separate the Deco top (L,R) by pushing it backwards.

Remove the two screws used to fix the Cover top.
Remove the screws used to fix the Deco Front (L,R)
with the Cover Top.
3. Put a I-type screwdriver into the gap between the Cover

Front (L) and the Cover Front Panel and press
downwards to separate the hook.
Remove the two screws used to fix the Deco Front (L,R)
(for fixing the lower part)
④ 4. Remove the Deco Front L,R

(Caution: Knock the Deco Front L,R in an upward
direction to disassemble it.)
5. Remove the Detergent Drawer

(You can pull out the detergent drawer by pressing the
red-colored hook at the rear of the drawer.)
Separate the wire connected to the Power S/W and the
Sub PCB.
⑤ Remove the Sub PCB.
Check Trouble Points

1. Check whether all of the LEDs are turned on in the
Display window at the time of the Power S/W being
turned ON.
2. Check whether the buttons on the lower part are turned
on.
3. Check whether pressing each button functions.
4. Check whether pressing each button once or more
functions to turn off their lamp.
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Drain
① 1. Put an I-type screwdriver into the gap between
the Cover Front (L) and the Cover Front Panel
PUMP
and press downdwards to separate the hook.
2. Turn the Cap Drain Hose anti-clockwise and

separate it from the Frame front (L).
- Separate the remaining Water Drain Hose from
the Cap Drain.
(Place a dish on the ground, place the Hose
over it, and remove any remaining water.)
- Remove the two screws.
- Incline the set to the back and draw out the
Drain Pump.
②
3. Separate the connection wire.
(Caution : Be sure to check that the power plug
is unplugged at the time of repair. There may
be a danger of electric shock.)
③
4. Separate the Hose Filter Tub/Drain Hose.

1. Separate the Filter and check whether there are
any foreign substances (coins, buttons, etc.) in
the Pump.--- If so, remove them.
2. Check whether the wire which is used to steer
④ the Pump has come loose from its exact
position. -- If so, it needs treatment.
3. Check the asseembly condition of the Clamp
Hose and the Cap Drain if water is leaking.-- If
so, it needs treatment.
Turn the Filter anti-clockwise and remove the
remaining water.
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Door S/W
1.Open the Door.
①
2. Remove the Spring Diaphragm.
(It is easy to remove if you first pull out the spring
placed at the lower part of the Diaphragm using a
I-type screwdriver.)
※ Caution: During Assembly
In order to assemble this part, first insert the spring
into the groove of the Diaphragm and pull gently in
a clockwise direction.)
②
3. Separate the Diaphragm from the Frame Front.
(When you draw out the Diaphragm, do it slowly in
one direction to avoid damaging it.
※Caution: During Assembly
Hang the groove part of the Diaphragm onto the
Frame Front for temporary fixation, and then bring
the Diaphragm into the groove by pulling gently in a
clockwise direction.
③
4. Remove the screws used to fix the Door S/W.
Draw out the Door S/W.
Remove the connection wire.
(In order to separate the Connector, press the Hook
to release it from the crooked groove and then
remove it.)
④ Check Trouble Points

1.Test Mode (Press the Wash and Rinse buttons at
the same time)
Check the operation of the Door S/W (a rattling
sound) by pressing the Silver Wash Button
and the Wash Button at the same time.
2. If the Door is not closed even with a rattling sound,
check whether the white structure within A region
functions well.
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1. Remove the two screws used to fix the Back Cover
Heater/ - Remove the Back Cover
Thermostat - Remove the Cap at (가) region
(가)
①
2. Remove the connection wire
- Separate the Thermostat fixed on the lower part of
the Tub by inclining the set 30° backwards.
(Beware of any remaining water while handling)
Ensure that the Thermostat is separated first and then
the Heater. If they are disassembled/assembled in
reverse order, this may result in electrical shocks from
the Thermostat.
3. Insert the M10 tool into the hole of the (가)region,

unscrew the nut used to fix the Heater, and then
separate the Heater.
(Do not remove the nut completely, simply unscrew it to
the final thread. You can then pull the Heater forward.
Don't use any tools such as a nipper at this time. Draw
it out by shaking it a little with your hands, since the
Heater may give off small electrical shocks.)
③
4.Draw the Heater out of the Tub
In order to assemble it, place the Heater accurately on
the Tub Bracket. A wrong insertion may cause fire.
Insert the packing part completely into the inside of the
tub, just enough to adhere close to the tub. Tighten the
fixing nut with the force of 5kgfcm. A loose fixation will
cause water leakage.
④
1. Check whether the resistance values of the Heater
reach 27.1Ω(1900Wset) and 26.2Ω(2000W set).
2. Check whether the resistance value of the Thermister
reaches 12kΩ (at room temperature).
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Exchangin
g the 1. Remove the four screws on the back.
Main PCB
2. Remove the Deco top L,R by pushing it backwards

from the front.
( → See the direction of the arrow)
Remove the four screws used to fix the Cover top.
② Remove the two screws used to fix the Deco Front

L,R and the Cover Top.
Remove the Cover Top.
②
3. Remove the screw used to the fix the Bracket
PCB(M/U).
Remove the Cover PCB(M/U).
Separate the connector linked to the PCB.
Separate the Wire from the wire-fixing part of the
Cover PCB.
Separate the Reactor Wire.
③ 4. Separate the three screws used to fix the Bracket

PCB from the Frame.
Raise the Bracket PCB upwards to release the fixing
hook.
Separate the PCB from the Frame.
Separate the screws used to fix the Main PCB /
Bracket PCB.
Exchange the Main PCB.
④ 1. Check whether the power permission is poor.

2. Check the voltage between DC 5 V and GND.
3. Check if other errors occured under the condition of
no abnormality in the electric field,
※ References
Error / Features of the electric field
Resistance value between 3E and Moter Phase
(U-V/V-W/W-U) : 15Ω
Resistance value between HE/HE1 and the HEATER
(at 1900W) : 27Ω
Resistance value between DE1 and the DOOR S/W
(1-2/2-3): 140~145Ω
Resistance value between HE/HE1 and the
THERMOSTAT : 0Ω
Resistance value between 5E and the PUMP : 400Ω
Resistance value between 4E and the WATER
VALVE: 4.4 KΩ
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Water 1. Separate the Deco top, Top cover.
Supply
① - Separate the screws used to fix the Water
Supply Valve.
Valve
- Separate the Valve Wire.
- Separate the Valve Hose.
OPTION

1.Hot water-(opton), Main-, and Pre-valves function
by pressing the Water Temperature Button in Test
mode.
Water Disassembly Instructions
Level 1. Separate the Deco top and the Cover top.
Sensor
①
2. Separate the screws used to fix the Water Level
Sensor.
Separate the connecton wire from the Water
Level Sensor.
Separate the Hose Pressure.
Exchange the Water Level Sensor.
②
1. Set up Test Mode
2. Place the jog-dial to the Boiling Course.
3. The Water Level value is shown in the Display
window.
4. Supply water by force in Test Mode and check
the variations on the Display (ex :A00->987).
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Silver kit You can locate the silver kit inside the housing
drawer by removing the cover.
- Remove the water hose connected between the
housing drawer and the silver kit.
- Untie the two cable ties on the cover PCB of the

silver kit.
- Loosen the two screws fixing the silver kit and
the housing drawer and disconnect the wire-
harness connector.
- Loosen the two screws fixing the bracket guide

and the guide water (detach the guide water)
- Loosen the two screws fixing the bracket guide
and the PCB (detach the PCB)
*.CHECK-POINT
- Make sure the connection between terminals IS

correct.
- Check the guide water for any leakage
- Check the inlet and outlet of the guide water for
any foreign substance. If there is any, clean it up.
Guide-water
PCB
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Condenser 1. Remove the Deco top & Top cover
Replacement
- Loosen the screws
- Remove the connector
Check Point
1. Check for damage to the outer look and the
terminals
Belt / Check Point

Pulley 1. Check if the belt is broken or cracked.
Replacement 2. Check the pulley and the cooling fan for any
damage.
Dry Motor 1. Loosen the fixing nuts for the pulley

Replacement (uses a 10mm Box)
- Loosen the screws
2. Remove the white (WHT) connector at the

bottom of the frame plate (U)
(Power cable for the dry motor)
Check Point
1. Turn the motor by hand to check if it
rotates properly.
2. Measure the internal resistance (between WHT
and BLU)
- number Ω: short, ∞ : disconnected
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Thermostat 1. Remove the connector
Replacement - Loosen the screws
※ Note: the two thermostats are different
from each other with regard to their properties.
Difference : Auto type - no press system in
the center
(90' marked point on the dry duct surface)
Manual Type - a press system in the center
(140' marked point on the dry duct surface)
Needs to divide the white/black connectors
Check Point
1. Measure the resistance between the two
thermostats.
Auto Type : Always 0Ω
Manual Type: When pressing the press
system, you will hear a "tapping" sound
if the press system is up due to
overheating (0Ω)
Thermistor Disassembly
Replacement 1. Remove the frame plate U
Loosen the screws
2. Remove the blue (BLU) connector
Check Point
1. Set to Test Mode
2. Set the position of the jog dial to Fast
3. Temp is displayed on the LED.(HEX)-"00"-
Error
4. Use the tester to measure the resistance (60k
Ω based on 20')
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Heater 1. Remove the frame plate U
Replacemen - Loosen the screws between the housing fan "U"

and "L"
t
- Loosen the screws between the housing fan "U"
and the tub (Point A)
2. Loosen the three screws for fixing the heater
Check Point
1. Measure the heater resistance
(The resistance between the common terminals:47
Ω )
2. Check the connecter for any problem.
※ Note
A Remove the detergent case side
of HOSE-AIR (A), not the tub
side when replacing the dry
heater, the fan or the detergent
case. When removing the tub side
of HOSE-AIR, the screws can fall
inside the tub.
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6. Trouble Diagnosis
6-1. Related Parts to Errors for Checking
H M H W E L F D P T T D D F D D D M P M Di D Dr D C F N D B S T W
e a a at M e e e o er h o ra e ra o o a o a af ry yi ry o e o ry el u U I
a i l er I g e m w m er o in e in or or i w n ra in n in n e n- in t b- B R
t n l d p er is m r d n er u m g g g d d F g P E
e m s L Fi er te o S P H O L al e e b ee C H
r o e e lt V C r st / u h o p e P S/ H M T n a d F B A
t n v er al or at W m o s e v C W L e ot h si c b a R
o s el v d p s e n er B ev at or er n k ac n N
r o S e e er er m g k E
Error r e st T S
n er T h T S
s h er h
or er m er
m o m
is st o
te at st
r at
1 5E (Drain abnormal):Drain not worked. O O O O O

2 dE (Door open) O O O O O
dE1(Door switch abnormal) Door switch
3 O O O
not worked.
dE2(Door being continuously worked) Not
4 O O O
worked.
UE(Unbalance abnormal)Dehydration not
5 O O
worked.
6 HE(Heater abnormal) O O
HE1(Heater abnormal): HEATING not
7 O O O O O
worked.
HE2(Heater abnormal): Drying Heating not
8 O O O O O
worked.
11 4E(Water Feed abnormal) O O O O O O
12 1E(Water level sensor abnormal) O O O
13 oF(Excessive water feed) O
14 3E(Motor abnormal) O O O O
15 11E(Water Leakage) O O O
16 12E(Power S/W abnormal) O
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H M H W E L F D P T T D D F D D D M P M Di D D D C F N D B S T W
e a a at M e e e o er h o ra e ra o o a o a af ry ry ry o e o ry el u U I
a i l er I g e m w m er o in e in or or i w n ra in in in n e n- in t b- B R
t n l d p er is m r d n er u m g g g d d F g P E
e m s L Fi er te o S P H O L al e e b e C H
r o e e lt V C r st / u h o p e P S/ H M T n a e F B A
t n v er al or at W m o s e v C W L e ot h si c d a R
o s el v d p s e n er B e at or er n k b n N
r o S e e v er m g a E
r e er st T c S
Error n er T h k S
s h er
or er m T
m o h
is st er
te at m
r o
st
at
17 13E(Communication abnormal) O O O O
tE(Thermister abnormal:HEATING
18 O O O
HEATER)
tE2(Thermister abnormal: Condensing
19 O O O O
Thermister)
tE3(Thermister abnormal: Drying
20 O O O O O
Thermister)
8E(Hot/Cold Water Hoses wrong
21 O O
connected each other)
22 14E(Button being pressed) O O
23 CE(Cooling abnormal) O O
24 FE(Drying Motor abnormal) O O O O

25 F(Overload detected)
26 Vibration high O O
27 Not powered O O O O O
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7. Exploded Views and Parts List
7-1. Exploded View of Whole Parts
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7-2. Exploded View of Detergent Tray/SUB PCB
Y0162
C0103
C0081
C0043 C0056
C0044
Y0066
C0029
R0014 C0105
C0082 Y0066
C0029
A0128
C0055
A0329
C0002
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7-3. Parts List of Detergent Tray/SUB PCB
NO. CODE NO. DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY SA/SNA
C0103 3405-001067 SWITCH-MICRO 125/250VAC,15A/0.1A,200GF,S 1 SA

C0105 DC64-00505E BUTTON-ENCODER H1245A,ABS,SNOW-WHT,C 1 SA
C0029 DC97-06253A ASSY-KNOB ENCODER SD100,ASSY-ENCODER 1 SA
C0002 DC97-09568C ASSY-PANEL CONTROL WM1255AGS/XEN,DUTCH/1 1 SA
C0044 DC64-00854A BUTTON-PUSH(P) WC1235A,ABS,POWER 1 SA
C0055 DC64-00855A DECORATION-BUTTON(F) WC1235A,ABS 6 SA
C0056 DC64-00856A DECORATION-BUTTON(P) WC1235A,ABS 1 SA
A0329 DC64-00859A INLAY-ENCODER WC1235A,PC 1 SA
Y0162 MFS-WM1255A-S0 ASSY PCB PARTS(S) MFS-WM1255A-S0 COMBI 1 SA
C0043 DC64-00853A BUTTON-PUSH(F) WC1235A,ABS,FUNCTIO 1 SA
Y0008 DC64-00852A BUTTON-PUSH(D) WC1235A,ABS,DRY 1 SA
R0125 DC26-00009B TRANS-REACTORV SEW-SA101,220V, 1 SA
R0014 DC97-04970T ASSY-DRAWER TS-85,GB 1 SA
C0081 DC69-00806A PACKING-BUTTON(P) WC1235A,SILICON, 1
A0128 DC64-00857A WINDOW-PANEL WC1235A,ABS,IN/HO 1
C0082 DC64-00858B PANEL-CONTROL H1245A,ABS,OUT/S 1
Y0066 DC69-00807A PACKING-BUTTON(F) ,SILICON 1
Y0065 DC69-00808A PACKING-BUTTON(D) ,SILICON 1
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7-4. Exploded Views of TUB/Damper/Main/Motor PCB
U0095
U0221
W0035
U0198
F0005
U0071
U0064
U0163
H0075
U0201
R0001 U0202
U0358
S0058
R0158
U0013 U0137
I0043 W0004
U0038
U0029
U0061
U0061
F0224 U0061
J0013 I0043
I0071
Y0161
U0359
R0125
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7-5. Parts List of TUB/Damper/Main/Motor PCB

H0075 DC31-00049A MOTOR-DRUM NEWMOTECH,SEW-HW125,1 1 SA
F0224 DC67-00060A WEIGHT-BALANCER TS85-PJT,FE,LOWE 1 SA
U0095 6602-001177 BELT-TIMING GEAR EL416H3,POLYURETHAN,T2. 1 SA
U0198 DC31-00044B MOTOR-FAN WDS020ATVA,50Hz,22 1 SA
W0035 DC32-00004B THERMISTOR 40KOHM(4020~170,5V, 1 SA
F0005 DC47-00002C THERMOSTAT SDF-V501,250V,16A,145 1 SA
F0005 DC47-00003C THERMOSTAT Z-12,250V,16A,90,75 1 SA
U0163 DC47-00012B HEATER-DRY KAWAI,COMBI-MODEL,INCOLOY800, 1 SA
U0221 DC66-00407A PULLEY-MOTOR W1235A,POM,NTR 1 SA
U0071 DC97-05714B ASSY-HOUSING FAN(U) WM1245A,50Hz 1 SA
U0061 DC97-06952A ASSY-DAMPER SEW-HW125,SINGLE/RIGHT/11kgf 1 SA
U0061 DC97-06953A ASSY-DAMPER SEW-HW125,SINGLE/LEFT/11kgf 1 SA
R0158 DC67-00095A HOSE-DRAWER SEW-HR125,EPDM,BLK,C 1 SA
U0038 DC97-04981A ASSY-CLAMP DIAPHGRAM TS85-PJT,TUB 1 SA
U0013 DC97-08149C ASSY-TUB BACK K3/COMBI,SGEC 1 SA
I0043 DC67-00058A HOSE-DRAIN TS85-PJT,EPDM,BLK 1 SA
U0201 DC62-00155A NOZZLE-CONDENSER(I) TS85-PJT,PP(TB53), 1 SA
U0202 DC62-00158A NOZZLE-CONDENSER(O) TS85-PJT,PP(TB53), 1 SA
U0137 DC67-00052A DUCT-CONDENSER TS85-PJT,FRPP-GLASS(20%), 1 SA
R0001 DC97-06777B ASSY-DRUM V7-PJT,10KG 1 SA
S0058 DC97-04980D ASSY-BALANCER SEW-4HR145A,NO-TURBIN/PRO- 1 SA
I0071 DC61-10673A CAP-DRAIN SWF-P12,PP(TB53),WHT, 1 SA
J0013 DC96-00823B ASSY-PUMP DRAIN SEW-HR125,220V50HZ 1 SA
I0023 DC97-02417C ASSY-HOSE DRAIN(I) SEW-DR605,L830 1 SA
Y0161 MFS-WM1255A-00 ASSY PCB PARTS(M) MFS-WM1255A-00 COMBI 1 SA
U0029 DC64-00663B DOOR-DIAPHRAGM SEW-4HR145A,EPDM, 1 SC
U0358 DC47-00006E HEATER SEW-HW125/HR125,SUS316L,1900 1 SC
I0043 DC62-10302A HOSE-DRAIN SWF-P12,EPDM,ID5.5,L220,B 1 SC
U0064 DC96-00620A ASSY-FAN DRY SEW-HR125,TS85-PJT/COMBI 1
U0359 DC61-01447A BRACKET-HEATER V7,STS430,T0.6mm,W30mm,L1 1
W0004 DC96-01058A ASSY-M.WIRE HARNESS WM1255A,K1/COLD/2"AG 1
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7-6. Exploded View of Frame front/Assy Door
R0065
R0030
D0045
D0004 F0064
C0058
D0010 A0355
D0107
D0061
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7-7. Parts List of Frame front/Assy Door

D0004 DC97-04959A ASSY-HINGE TS85-PJT,STS304 1 SA
D0045 DC97-04968A ASSY-HOLDER GLASS TS85-PJT,FRPP/WHT 1 SA
D0010 DC97-04969M ASSY-COVER DOOR SEW-HR125Q,SILVER/METAL- 1 SA
A0355 DC66-00360A LEVER SEW-HW125,LDPE(XZ700),L292 1 SA
C0058 DC64-00519A DOOR-LOCK S/W DW100,NYLON,WHT,VD 1 SA
R0065 DC63-00370B COVER-FRONT PANEL SEW-HW126,ABS, 1 SA
F0064 DC97-04961A ASSY-FRAME FRONT TS85-PJT 1 SA
R0030 DC97-04973A ASSY-WIRE DIAPHRAGM TS85-PJT,FRAME-FRONT 1 SA
D0061 DC64-00504B DOOR-GLASS SEW-HW125,SODALIME, 1 SC
D0107 DC66-00375A LEVER-DOOR 10KG DRUM,ZNDC,2.5MM,NI 1 SC
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7-8. Exploded View of Frame
R0073
R0160
P0053
R0070
F0125
A0351 R0159
Y0162
A0351
R0021
I0003
I0068 W0032
R0158 R0105
R0020
R0104
Q0006
A0352 R0104
R0105
R0103 I0068
R0019
A0282
A0086
W0036 I0022
A0086
F0062
A0358 I0040
B0070
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7-9. Parts List of Frame

I0003 DC67-00089A HOSE-WATER SEW-HW125,EPDM,ID5,OD9,T2,L70 1 SA
I0040 DC62-10289B HOSE-WATER(C) WIP4013SRW,PVC+NYLON,ID10. 1 SA
A0282 DC63-00375D COVER-BACK SEW-HW125,GI,T0.5,NO- 1 SA
I0022 DC97-00139V ASSY-HOSE DRAIN(O) V7-PJT,PP/L2000 1 SA
A0351 DC61-00912A SPRING-HANGER TS85-PJT,SWC,CD2.0,ID14,OD 1 SA
B0070 DC97-06665A ASSY-LEG TS-85,ASSY-LEG 4 SA
F0125 DC61-01159A FRAME-PLATE(U) SEW-HR125,HOT-GI,T1 1 SA
A0358 DC63-00374B COVER-FRONT(L) SEW-HW126,ABS,S 1 SA
R0070 DC64-00496E DECORATION-FRONT(L) SEW-HW125,PC-ABS 1 SA
Q0006 DC97-03716C ASSY-SENSOR PRESSURE SEW-3HW123,DN-S14T/ 1 SA
R0019 DC97-06492F ASSY-HOUSING DRAWER WM1255A,AG+/COMBI 1 SA
W0032 DC62-00142B VALVE-WATER TS85,0.65L/5L/10L,220V50/6 1 SA
R0158 DC67-00051A HOSE-DRAWER S1093~S6093,EPDM,BLK 0.735 SA
R0020 DC97-06539D ASSY-WATER SILVER WM1255A/H1255A,EURO-K1 1 SA
R0021 DC97-06485B ASSY-GUIDE WATER SEW-4HR126A,ONE SIDE HO 1 SA
Y0162 MES-AG3MOD-S1 ASSY PCB PARTS(S) MES-AG3MOD-S1 1 SA
I0068 DC69-00640A PACKING-FILTER DRUM W/M,SILICON,T2.5 1 SA
R0105 DC62-00182A NOZZLE-CONNECTOR(U) Q1636,PC,D24,T 1 SA
R0104 DC62-00183A NOZZLE-CONNECTOR(L) Q1636,PC,D24,T 1 SA
A0086 DC61-20016Y HANDLE SEW-MM850,PP,EUN MORAE 4 SC
W0036 DC29-00005B FILTER-EMI FA-2151T-2,1.2MM NUT,250V,15A 1 SC
R0159 DC64-00497E DECORATION-FRONT(R) SEW-HW125,PC-ABS 1 SC
R0073 DC64-00498E DECORATION-TOP(L) SEW-HW125,PC-ABS 1 SC
R0160 DC64-00499E DECORATION-TOP(R) SEW-HW125,PC-ABS 1 SC
P0053 DC63-00366D COVER-TOP SEW-HW125,HR125,ABS(HH-106), 1
A0352 DC62-10001T HOSE-VINYL SEW-5HW116A,PVC,ID4.0,L10 1
I0068 DC69-00970A PACKING-FILTER WM1255A,SILICON,T3,ID9. 1
R0103 DC62-00167A NOZZLE-BALL Q1636GW/,ABS,TS-2 2
R0105 DC62-00228A NOZZLE-CONNECTOR(U) WM1255A,PC,D5.4, 1
R0104 DC62-00227A NOZZLE-CONNECTOR(L) WM1255A,PC,D5.4, 1
F0062 DC99-00550A ASSY-PAINT K1-DD,PCM/T1.0/IMP-SIL 1
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7-10. Parts List (SA)
Z0036 6001-001668 SCREW-MACHINE TH,+,M5,L16,PASS,STS430,FP 2 SA

Z0027 6001-001773 SCREW-MACHINE TH,+,M5,L12,STS430,S 4 SA
Z0010 6002-001006 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,2S,M4,L12,STS410, 6 SA
Z0013 6002-001279 SCREW-TAPPING PWH,+,1,M4,L12,PASS,STS304 2 SA
D0106 DC63-00369M COVER-DOOR SEW-HR125Q,ABS,AQUQ 1 SA
D0055 DC64-00484A DECORATION-LID TS85-PJT,ABS,NI 1 SA
D0066 DC64-00485A DOOR-SAFETY TS85-PJT,PC,PRN 1 SA
C0093 DC61-00982A SPRING-BUTTON(P) SEW-3HW125,STS304 1 SA
W0001 DC96-00570B ASSY-WIRE HARNESS SEW-HW/HR125/3HW/3HR,S 1 SA
Z0011 6002-001277 SCREW-TAPPING HEX,+,2,M6.5,L40,ZPC(YEL), 10 SA
Z0016 6002-001313 SCREW-TAPPING HWH,+,2S,M6.5,L25,ZPC(YEL) 15 SA
Z0019 6006-001170 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,WT,TC,M4,L10,ZPC(YEL) 1 SA
Z0022 6009-001373 SCREW-HEX HWH,+,M6.5,L16,ZPC(WHT),SWRC 2 SA
U0353 6031-001455 WASHER-PLAIN STS304,ID14,OD30,T2,PASS, 1 SA
U0320 DC60-40141A BOLT-HEX SM10C/DAMPER,HEX,M8,L66,ZPC2 1 SA
U0320 DC60-40144A BOLT-HEX M10,L41,ZPC2(YEL),SM10C/DAMPER 1 SA
Z0004 DC60-50148B NUT-HEX SM20C(NYLON),M12,ZPC3(YEL) 1 SA
U0353 DC60-60044A WASHER-PLAIN ID10.5,OD30,T3,STS304 2 SA
U0362 DC60-60049A WASHER-SPRING ID10.5,OD18,T2.5,SIR 1 SA
U0023 DC61-00201A BRACKET-NUT SBHG-R,P1291,T3,NO-PAI 1 SA
N0008 DC61-70029C SPRING-CLIP SEW-HW125,HSWR67,CD1.2,ID8.5 1 SA
U0083 DC96-00421B ASSY-THERMOSTAT SEW-HW125,220V/15A(150C/ 1 SA
U0365 DC97-02412E ASSY-BOLT SWF-P12,WEIHGT(U)/M8*L123 2 SA
U0063 DC97-05674G ASSY-DUCT SCROLL WM1245A,50HZ 1 SA
Z0008 6002-000444 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,2S,M4,L14,NTR,STS304 3 SA
Z0026 DC60-20026A SCREW-TAPPING D5.2,L18,HH,+,2,FE,F 4 SA
U0189 DC61-00835A HOUSING-FAN(L) TS85-PJT,ALDC 1 SA
N0005 DC61-00999A HOLDER-WIRE TS85-PJT,NYLON66,NTR,D 2 SA
U0212 DC73-00002E PACKING-DUCT SEW-HR125,SILICON,T4,W6,L 1 SA
U0058 DC97-06817A ASSY-COVER DRY SEW-HR125,COVER DRY+SPONG 1 SA
U0169 DC61-00992A HOLDER-SCROLL TS85-PJT,NYLON66,GRY 8 SA
N0009 DC65-00008A CLAMPER HOSE SEW-DR605,SK5,YEL,ID14. 1 SA
I0045 DC67-00057A HOSE-AIR TS85-PJT,EPDM,BLK 1 SA
W0031 DC72-00001A BAND-RING DRUM-MODEL,HSWR,,YEL,ID6 1 SA
U0276 DC66-10001B WIRE-DIAPHRAGM SEW-HW125,STS304,OD2,L1 1 SA
U0079 DC97-08147A ASSY-SEMI TUB FRONT SEW-5HR120,SGEC 1 SA
U0023 DC61-40348B BRACKET-NUT SBHG-R,P1291,T3,NO-PAI 2 SA
U0133 DC66-00343A DAMPER-SHOCK SEW-HW125,30-50 1 SA
Z0008 6002-000444 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,2S,M4,L14,NTR,STS304 2 SA
Z0009 6002-000475 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L20,STS304 9 SA
Z0012 6002-001278 SCREW-TAPPING HEX,+,2,M6.5,L18,ZPC(WHT), 2 SA
U0114 DC61-00898A BRACKET-SPRING TUB TS85-PJT,SBHG1-A,T1.2 1 SA
N0005 DC61-00999A HOLDER-WIRE TS85-PJT,NYLON66,NTR,D 1 SA
U0108 DC61-01064A BRACKET-DUCT CONDENSER SEW-HR125,SBHG1-A 1 SA
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N0004 DC61-60497A CLAMPER HOSE SWF-P12,HSWR,ID70/OD75.8, 1 SA

U0016 DC62-00156A SEAL-OIL TS85-PJT,NBR(SD45.5),BLK 1 SA
U0363 DC63-00512A COVER-HEATER SEW-HW125,SBHG1-A,T0.5, 1 SA
U0364 DC69-00633A PACKING-TUB TS85-PJT,EPDM-FOAM,L18 1 SA
I0039 DC97-08272A ASSY-HOSE DRAIN SEW-5HR120,DRAIN+PRESSUR 1 SA
N0010 DC65-00009A CLAMPER HOSE TS85-PJT,HSWR,YEL,OD24/ 2 SA
U0183 DC67-00120A HOSE-JOINT AIR SEW-3HW1232,PP,ID15,OD20, 1 SA
U0078 DC97-08148C ASSY-SEMI TUB BACK K1~V7 DRY,SGEC/BEARIN 1 SA
U0062 DC97-05666B ASSY-DUCT CONDENSER SEW-5HR120,ASSY-D/C+ 1 SA
U0176 DC67-00103A HOSE-CONDENSING SEW-HR125,EPDM,ID9.5,OD1 1 SA
W0062 DC90-10128H ASSY-THERMISTOR KS-PJT,RUBBER ADD 1 SA
U0132 DC63-00525B COVER-WIRE SEW-4HR145A,GI,T0.4 1 SA
U0354 6031-001523 WASHER-WAVE SK5,ID35,OD45,T0.6,ZPC2 1 SA
W0031 DC65-60118N BAND-RING SEW-5HW116,HSWR,T2.0,ZPC2/ 1 SA
Z0014 6002-001305 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,2S,M5,L16,PASS 6 SA
R0006 DC66-00304A DRUM-LIFTER TS85-PJT,PP(TI42),GRY, 3 SA
R0007 DC97-04979C ASSY-FLANGE SHAFT SEW-HW,HR125,ALDC+SM45 1 SA
Z0017 6002-001327 SCREW-TAPPING PWH,+,1,M4,L12,NI PLT 4 SA
Z0021 6009-001343 SCREW-SPECIAL PH,TORX,,M4,L10,PASS 1 SA
A0034 DC60-40146A BOLT-SPANER OD36,T2.5,L52,FE,FZY,P 1 SA
N0001 DC61-00133A CLAMPER HOSE P1291,PP(BJ-730),ID24.5,OD2 1 SA
M0048 DC61-00553B HOLDER-WIRE SADDLE NYLON66,NTR,D 1 SA
N0016 DC61-00995A HOLDER-WIRE DAWH,NYLON66,H45,NTR(PI2 1 SA
A0046 DC61-10293A CAP-HOSE WAY SEW-5HR120,PP,ROMANTI 1 SA
N0006 DC61-40081A HOLDER-WIRE DAWH-2NC,NYLON66,NTR 13 SA
I0030 DC62-10278A HOSE-HANGER PP(JS20),NTR 1 SA
A0114 DC64-00613A SHUTTER TS85-PJT,DANPRA,WHT 1 SA
U0342 DC75-00004B CONDENSER-M.F CHINA-K1,MOUDING,W97 1 SA
W0002 DC96-00146A ASSY POWER CORD UCP2,250V/16A, 1 SA
J0025 DC31-30008D PUMP-DRAIN SW-70XP,220/240V,50Hz,SYNCHRO 1 SA
I0058 DC97-09928B ASSY-FILTER Q1244,SVC/3LEGS 1 SA
W0031 DC65-60125B BAND-RING HSWR,T2.4,PI25,YEL 1 SA
W0031 DC65-60118J BAND-RING HSWR,YEL,PI2.0/ID23 2 SA
W0031 DC65-60125B BAND-RING HSWR,T2.4,PI25,YEL 1 SA
A0031 DC97-05333A ASSY-SPRING HANGER TS85-PJT,REAR 2 SA
A0352 DC61-00913A GUIDE-SPRING TS85-PJT,POM,NTR 2 SA
A0027 DC97-07010E ASSY-FIXER TUB(U) SEW4HR126A,M7*L88.4 2 SA
A0026 DC97-07013D ASSY-FIXER TUB(L) SEW-5HR120,V7-PJT/L114 2 SA
A0352 DC62-10001C HOSE-VINYL SDW-801,PVC,L700 1 SA
Z0035 6002-001276 SCREW-TAPPING FH,+,1,M4,L16,WHT,STS304,C 3 SA
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Z0037 6002-001307 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M5,L16,PASS 4 SA
R0029 DC96-00772A ASSY-TRANS REACTORV TS85-PJT,220V/60Hz 1 SA
R0012 DC97-04962D ASSY-COVER FRONT K1,NO-SPRAY/NO-LABEL 1 SA
N0006 DC61-40081A HOLDER-WIRE DAWH-2NC,NYLON66,NTR 5 SA
R0036 DC61-00824A BODY-DRAWER TS85-PJT,PP(TB-53),W 1 SA
R0025 DC97-04971T ASSY-PANEL DRAWER TS-85,GB 1 SA
R0122 DC61-00902A SPRING-DRAWER TS85-PJT,STS304,CD0.6, 1 SA
P0001 DC97-05452E ASSY-COVER TOP SEW-HR125,SNOW-WHT(NO-SPR 1 SA
R0045 DC61-00027A CAP-DRAWER COVER_HOT-HOLE/P12,NBR,L1 1 SA
R0096 DC61-00827A HOUSING-DRAWER(L) TS85-PJT,PP(TB53), 1 SA
N0011 DC61-60067C CLIP-HOSE SK5,ID15.5,WHT/ID15.5, 6 SA
R0039 DC61-01126A BRACKET-GUIDE SEW-4HR126A,GI,T1.6, 1 SA
Z0062 6002-000630 SCREW-TAPPING PH,+,2S,M3,L8,ZPC(YEL),S 1 SA
C0010 DC13-00169A PLD-MICOM 88CS42N/V7IPM_M/0F20,SDIP,64PI 1 SA
F0028 DC97-04964E ASSY-FRAME K1-PJT,PCM/T1.0/IM-SIL 1 SA
D0001 DC97-06979A ASSY-DOOR TS85-PJT,SPRAY/AQUA 1 SC
D0106 DC61-00823B GUIDE-BAR TS85-PJT,POM,L19,NTR 4 SC
Z0006 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L12,ZPC(YEL),S 1 SC
D0081 DC61-00821A HOLDER-GLASS TS85-PJT,FRPP-GLASS(20%), 1 SC
Y0160 DC63-00372A COVER-PCB(S) TS-PJT,ABS(V0),NT 1 SC
Z0015 6002-001306 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L14,ZPC(YEL) 1 SC
Z0007 6002-000239 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,2S,M4,L8,ZPC(YEL),S 4 SC
N0002 DC61-60063B CLAMPER HOSE SK5,OD14.5,YEL, 2 SC
Z0007 6002-000239 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,2S,M4,L8,ZPC(YEL),S 2 SC
R0157 DC67-00157A CAP-RINSE MAH2400,ABS,L27.5,WHT(MAYT 1 SC
Z0018 6003-000226 SCREW-TAPTITE TH,+,S,M4,L8,ZPC(YEL),SWRC 2 SC
Z0018 6003-000226 SCREW-TAPTITE TH,+,S,M4,L8,ZPC(YEL),SWRC 2 SC
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8. BLOCK DIAGRAM
9. The Actual PCB
9-1. The Actual MAIN PCB 2 3 4 10 5 6 7 8
1. PCB Power: The voltage between two ends (220V) 7. Hall Sensor Port: Hall Sensor Power, Data
2. Noise Filter: Noise Filtering System 8. Sensor System: Thermistor, Water Level Sensor,
3. Reactor: Noise Filtering System Door Lock Sensor
4. High-capacity Condenser: Soothes the inverted current. 9. Heater Relay: Heater Driving On/Off Switch
5. IPM: Motor Driving IC (switches the current before supplying it to the motor) 10. Motor Power Port: Supplies power to the motor
6. Display Port: Sub PCB Power, Communication (Sub & Main MICOM) (U/V/W)
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9-2. The Actual SUB PCB Course Selection Dial
Cotton
Washing Silver Wash Number Spin Speed Drying Cotton 95℃ COTTON
Selector 75℃
Temp. Setup Wash Course Selection of Rinse Setup
COLOUREDS TOWEL
Setup
QUICK
WOOL
DELICATES
BEDDING
CLEAN TUB
COURSE SELECTION DIAL

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10. SCHEMATIC-DIAGRAM
11. PCB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM This Document can not be used without Samsung's authorization.
11-1. PCB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (Main)

11-2. Circuit Diagrams of Main Parts
1.Power
NO
COM
NC
Power
S/W
Press of Power S/W switches NC to NO and makes Micom start to drive. At this moment, sequential sigals generated from Micom function
to operate Power Relay continuously. One more press of Power S/W switches NC to NO and permits Micom to accept the signal. It will
cut off Power by switching the Relay ON/OFF.
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11-3. MOTOR-Driving Part
A voltage of DC 300V is sent

from MIG10j503 to Motor through
Power Line, and Hall Sensor
checks the rotation through
feedback of the signal into Main
Micom(TMP88PS43F) when Motor is
being rotated.
Power Line
Hall sensor
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11-4. Display Part
TMP88CS42N
Water Temperature & Level Sensors Water

Level
Sensing
Water
Temp
Sensing
TMP88CS42N
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12. REFERENCE INFORMATION
12-1. MODEL NAME
Actual Model Name in the Market
BOM Model Code
WM 12 5 5 A XEN
Option
A : AG+ Wash
Buyer
Drum INTRO
machine YR 2005
classification RPM Notation
according to 1000rpm : 10
type : Alphanumeric notaton
1200rpm : 12
WM (Washer & based on the color,
1600rpm : 16
Dryer) grade or any other
H (Washer Only) fratures
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12-2. TERMINOLOGY
1) ASSY-MAIN PCB (Imbalance Sensor)

→ To prevent the laundry from gathering on one side of the tube causing noise and vibration, the
washing machine uses an imbalance detection device that evenly disentangles the laundry before the
hydrating cycle starts.
2) DOOR-LOCK S/W
→ Prevents the door from being opened while a cycle is in progress. For safety purposes, it keeps
the door locked even in pause mode or after the washing cycle unless the water level frequency is
greater than 24.8Khz (anti-overflow level) or the inside-tube temperature is less than 65℃ in the
hydrating cycle, and 55℃ in the washing cycle.
3) SENSOR-PRESSURE (Anti Over-Flow)

→ When the water supplied is more than 2/3 of the tube capacity due to a malfunction of the water
supply valve, this device automatically starts water-draining and displays "OVER-FLOW ERROR(E3)"
on the LED.
4) THERMISTOR
→ Keeps sensoring and controlling the temperature inside the tube to keep it below your settings.
5) ASSY-THERMAL FUSE (Anti Over-Heat)

→ When the washing heater is overheated due to an error in the thermistor or any other malfunction,
the assy-thermal fuse (built in the heater) is automatically activated to disconnect the power for your
and the product's safety.
6) ASSY-MAIN PCB (Sensitive Laundry Protection)

→ To avoid any damage to sensitive laundry, the tube temperature is detected and "ERROR(E8)" is
displayed on the LED for Wool or Lingerie courses when the temperature is over 50℃.
7) THERMOSTAT (Anti Over-Heat)

→ When the heater (drier) overheats from an error in the thermistor or any other malfunction, the
thermostat (installed on the drying duct) is automatically activated to disconnect the power for your
or product's safety
8) CHILD LOCK
→ Prevents children from playing with the washing machine.
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9) PRE-WASH
→ The machine does a preliminary wash of about 10 minutes prior to the main wash. This is
particularly effective for cleaning badly stained laundry.
10) WEIGHT SENSOR
→ The tube automatically rotates when no water is supplied to detect the laundry weight so that the
proper wash time can be determined. (Standard, Boiling, Economy Boil and Dirt courses and
Toweling and Drying cycles)
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12-3. FABRIC CARE CHART
Can be ironed at 100ûC max

Resistant material
Do not iron
Delicate fabric
Can be dry cleaned using any solvent

Item may be washed at 95 C
Dry clean with perchloride, lighter fuel,

pure alcohol or R113 only
Dry clean with aviation fuel,

pure alcohol or R113 only
Item may be washed at 30 C Do not dry clean
Item may be hand washed

Dry flat
Dry clean only

Can be hung to dry
Can be bleached in cold water Dry on clothes hanger
Do not bleach Tumble dry, normal heat
Can be ironed at 200 C max Tumble dry, reduced heat
Can be ironed at 150 C max Do not tumble dry
12-4. ELECTRICAL WARNINGS
To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and other injuries, keep these safety precautions in mind:
. Operate the appliance only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label.
If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your appliance dealer or local power
company.
. Use only a grounded or polarized outlet. For your safety, this appliance is equipped with a polarized alternating
current line plug having one blade wider than the other.
This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try
reversing the plug. If the plug still doesn't fit, contact your electrician to replace your outlet.
. Protect the power cord. Power supply cords should be routed so that they are unlikely to be walked on or
pinched by items placed on or against them. Pay particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles,
and the point where they exit from the unit.
. Do not overload the wall outlet or extension cords. Overloading can result in fire or electric shock.
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12-5. Q & A
Q1. The machine does not respond to my keystrokes even while operating.
Check if Child Lock is on. To switch it off, see the User Guide.
Q2. The hydration time in the Drying course is set to 17 minutes.

Can I change the time in any way?
We have extended the hydration time for faster drying. The user cannot change or modify the time at
all.
Q3. The temperature is not displayed during the rinse cycle of the Boiling course.
The boiling feature only works for washing and therefore the temperature is not displayed in the
rinse cycle.
Q4. The Rinse Button LED blinks even when the machine is in the hydration process. Does this
indicate an error?
The hydrating process after the wash is classified as part of the rinse cycle. This is a normal
operation, not an error.
Q5. During the dry cycle, I hear the sound of water continuously falling.
This is a laundry condensing system that supplies cold water to drain out the vapor and the cold water
at the same time. It is a normal operation for effective drying.
Q6. The transparent glass door is very hot during the boiling or drying processes. Is this all right?
The heat inside the tube while boiling or drying can cause physical damage. To avoid this, we use
reinforced glass for the internal door and reinforced plastic for the outside door. Internal heat can be
transferred to the user but there is no risk of harm. You do not need to worry about this. The
company's 10kg drum machine uses a double door system of reinforced glass and plastic, which is
even safer than other third-party products.
Q7. Can I use a normal dry cleaning detergent available on the market for effective cleaning?
The drum machine dries the laundry at a high temp. over a long time. Other chemicals can cause
damage to the laundry in the drying process. Do not use other detergents.
Q8. I see the error 'hot' displayed.

This message appears when trying to open the door or perform other functions when the internal temp
is hot during the boiling or drying processes. This informs you to be careful as the internal tube is hot.
Wait until the internal tube cools down.
Q9. I cannot select the drying time and the drying option at the same time.
The drying option is a kind of course that continues until the laundry is completely dried. The drying
time is a simple function that you can add if the laundry is insufficiently dry even after the drying cycle.
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Q10. While operating, the time disappears temporarily in the last hydration cycle and returns with
another time. Is this an error?
The machine detects the laundry weight before the hydration cycle and determines the final drying
time. The drying time will then disappear for a moment. The initial drying time is changed to a
more accurate drying time before being displayed. This is not an error.
Q11. In the drying cycle, the machine is very hot only on its right side. Is this an error?
The drying heater is located on the right side of the machine and the heat can be transferred to
the user. But this cannot cause any physical damage to the user. You do not need to worry about
this.
Q12. In the lower drying course, the machine does not perform the drying cycle even when it reaches
the set time.
The lower drying course is only for laundry that may possibly transform or contract. More than 3kg
of laundry can deactivate the drying function even when the time is up. Do not insert too much
laundry.
Q13. Even when "End" is displayed, the machine continues to dry.

You can remove the laundry. For avoiding wrinkles in the laundry, the machine performs drying at
intervals for 30 more minutes.
Q14. The machine shakes badly when it detects the weight of the laundry for drying. Is this a kind
of bad leveling?
The machine can shake temporarily when a lot of laundry is placed inside, as it drives the motor
very fast for detecting the weight. This is not an error, and the machine does not need to be
reinstalled.
Q15. I want to wash blankets. How many can I insert?

A cotton pad or curtain is ok for drying. However, a thick blanket with cotton inside is not
suitable as any rolled up part of the blanket may not dry. We recommend you decide on the amount
of blankets trying this yourself.
Q16. I only want to dry the laundry but the machine also performs hydrating.
If moisture remains inside the tube or the laundry has too much moisture even after hand-washing,
the machine performs drying after the hydrating process for faster drying.
Q17. I just want to dry the laundry. Do I need to connect the cold water hose?
The machine can process the initial cycle without cold water. However, it displays 'err' when it
realizes that the cold water hose is not connected. So make sure to connect the cold water hose
before it needs to be used.
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Q18. What is the difference between anti-bacteria and sterilization?
Sterilization is a process that initially gets rid of up to 35000 different bacteria into asepsis. In the
meantime, anti-bacteria is a process that injects a small number of bacteria in the asepsis conditions
and checks how many bacteria survived after 18 hours.
In short, sterilization kills bacteria and anti-bacteria prevents bacteria from surviving.
Q19. How long does sterilization stay effective?

It lasts about three months.
Q20. How long is the useful life of the silver plate?

You can use it for more than 10 years based on 4 times a week and 4 times a course.
Q21. Is the silver ionized water harmful?

It is not harmful at all. Silver ionized water is currently popular for tableware and jewelry.
Q22. Is there any possibility of discoloration due to the silver?

Silver can discolor clothes when too dense. However, the machine does not contain that much silver.
The machine uses silver ionized water for the drying and boiling processes and causes no discoloration.
Q23. The water in the tube looks the same as ordinary water. Are you sure the machine uses
silver ionized water?
You cannot visually distinguish between them under ordinary conditions. However, silver water is a little
darker if placed in a transparent container.
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Solut ion
NO. Type Part Situati on Before consu lti ng cause
method
DRUM appearance part Being opened & closed AS In case of a cover not being opened or closed ☞ Door is
WASHER bad/Being attached & rerecomm drying the d
1 detached bad ended safe level.
DRUM appearance part Label(sticker) being detached consulting …for the specification or label of product ▶ Is it the
WASHER lead the customer to attach diretly or it is for adv
2 send the engineer to do so. For other is not attac
advertisement or PR label it may not be
attached.
DRUM appearance part Accessories being not AS ..Check whether the componets are ☞ Sir we re
3 WASHER included rerecomm same as those in the manual. If not product wh
ended contact to SVC. best to clea
DRUM appearance part Color coming off/rust AS It may be occurred when the machine is installed ☞ Being ru
WASHER rerecomm in the humid place which causes the rust or to the time
4 ended discoloring. replaceme
the location
DRUM display part Display part being not lit up/ AS It is a symptom occurred when it is installed in ☞ Dry the
5 WASHER not being cleared rerecomm the humid place or the water is entered its inside. engineer's
ended
DRUM display part Character being broken on AS ☞ In this c
6 WASHER display rerecomm
ended
DRUM display part Display not being cleared AS ☞ In this c
7 WASHER rerecomm
ended
DRUM display part Display malfunction AS ☞ In this c
8 WASHER rerecomm
ended
DRUM door related Door sensor not being Others ☞ In this c
9 WASHER detected
DRUM a noise A noise being occurred General Please check whether a washer is installed and ☞ You are
10 WASHER intermittently during washing consulting used with removing the safety device positioned removed a
at its rear.
DRUM a noise A noise being occurred General ..Make a comment for the customer to Did you remove the washer safety device? It ☞ Please c
WASHER intermittently during consulting prepare the memorandum since he can may be occurred when the laundry is leaned to direction an
11 dehydrating not be famaliar with the contents one direction or the machine is not aligned inside such
DRUM a noise Water leakage being occurred 상담 Lead to reassembe when water supply hose is Disconnect
15 WASHER at water supply connection departed.
DRUM water leakage Water being overflowed from General It may be used with so much detergent or left ☞ If the det
16 WASHER related detergent box(front loading consulting alone for a long time without use. detergent b
washing machine)
DRUM water leakage Water bein leaked to floor General It is a symtom occurred when the hose of bottom ▶ Check th
17 WASHER related consulting not outside is departed or torn off. water drains
DRUM water leakage water being leaked at water General It may be occurred when it is pushed out due to ▶ Disconne
WASHER related supply connection part consulting the water pressure or it has bad connection. because the
18 difficut insta
can buy i
DRUM water leakage Water leakage being occurred General The leakage during water supply can occur ☞ First re-a
19 WASHER related during water supply consulting possibly due to the bad connection of tap and
coupler and water supply hose.
DRUM water leakage Natural General It can be appeared at the drum washing machine ▶ For the m
20 WASHER related drain(continually)/water not consulting of which the drain hose is located at the bottom. up and fix it
filling tub all water su
DRUM smell/smoke Burning smell General For the initial use of product It may appear during ▶ Is that a
WASHER consulting the operaiton with coupling each other but it after 4~5 da
21 carefully watched by the customers who are frequency o
using more than for 3 years. engineer
DRUM smell/smoke Burning/smoke General Pull out the plug in case of smoke or fire. It can be shown in case that the interior ☞ In this ca
22 WASHER consulting components of the products do not work
normally.
DRUM power soruce Power not supplied AS It can be shown in case that the power cord is not ☞ Take out
WASHER related rerecomm inserted or electricity is blacked out or the interior the other pr
23 ended components of the products do not work engineer's i
properly.
DRUM power soruce Current leakage breaker being General It may be occurred when the humidity is full ☞ In this ca
24 WASHER related dropped consulting inside the machine.
DRUM power soruce Autmatic stop during operation AS It may be occurred when there are too much ▶Reduce t
25 WASHER related rerecomm laundry. engineer's i
ended
DRUM power soruce Being power off frequently AS It may be occurred in case of the bad contact of ☞ In this ca
26 WASHER related rerecomm button.
DRUM 4E :front loading Water level sensor inferiority AS This may be happened when there is any ☞ Disconne
WASHER washing machine rerecomm foreign material inside the water supply and drain material inse
29 error ended valve or the interior components of the prodcuts
do not operate normally. Water level sensor or
mother rotation.
DRUM 5E :front loading Water being not drained AS It may be occurred when the drain hose is go Check the in
WASHER washing machine rerecomm over the threshold or water is not drained. engineer's in
30 error ended It may eb occurred when the The filter of pump- Clean the fil
drain moder is fulled with dregs,
DRUM OE :front loading 3E OVER-FLOW General It may be a case that the supply water level is not ☞ After Dra
31 WASHER washing machine consulting detected. after so doin
error
DRUM UE :front loading 4E UNBALANCE ERR General It may be happened when the floor of the Level the ma
32 WASHER washing machine consulting installed palce is not flat or the clothes are after so doin
error entangled.
DRUM HE1 : front E5 WATER HEATER ERR General It may happen when the boiling temperatuer rised Use the prop
33 WASHER loading washing consulting rapidly. (It is also because too much detergent is cooled do
machine error are used.) And if it doe
DRUM HE : front loading E6 WATER HEATER ERR AS It may appear when it dose not reach to the set ☞ In this ca
34 WASHER washing machine rerecomm temperature within a certain time.
error ended
DRUM 1E :front loading E7 Water level sensor ERR AS It may happen when there is a trouble in air hose ☞ In this ca
35 WASHER washing machine rerecomm or water level sensor.
error ended
DRUM cE : front loading E8 Abnormal water AS Check whether the hose for hot and cold water is ☞ Check wh
36 WASHER washing machine temperature ERR rerecomm connected to the water supply hole. and if it does
error ended
DRUM 8E : front loading E9 Water leakage ERR AS Check whether there is foreign material inserted ☞ In this ca
37 WASHER washing machine rerecomm in the drain filter.
error ended
DRUM tE :front loading E9 Water leakage ERR AS Check whether there is foreign material inserted ☞ In this ca
38 WASHER washing machine rerecomm in the drain filter.
error ended
DRUM 11E : front E9 Water leakage ERR AS Check whether there is foreign material inserted ☞ In this ca
39 WASHER loading washing rerecomm in the drain filter.
machine error ended
DRUM door : front Ed:Door being not opened AS It may appear when the the door is opened a ▶There is a
WASHER loading washing rerecomm certain minutes after the completion of washing handle to op
machine error ended or the electricity is interrupted in running.
DRUM water supply Water being supplied little General It may appear when the tap is not opened ▶ Is it chec
WASHER related consulting properly or there is a foreign material inside. inserted? ☞
43
the hose of
entrance. C
DRUM water supply Detergent being remained General It may appear when the long-term used ☞ Sove the
44 WASHER related consulting detergent is not well soluted or when the water If it is not s
temperature is low during winter.
DRUM water supply Water being stopped during General It may appear when the water is cut or the water ▶ Is it chec
WASHER related the coming in consulting supply hole is clogged. the water su
45
blackout pu
take out t
DRUM water supply Clothes being damaged General ☞ In this ca
46 WASHER related consulting
DRUM water supply One direction rotation ☞ In this ca

47 WASHER related
DRUM water supply Rotation being not worked ☞ In this ca

48 WASHER related after it sounds with buzz
DRUM water supply Water being not supplied in It may appear when the tap and the water supply ☞ Make the
49 WASHER related winter hose are frozen if it is used at the veranda in the
winter.
DRUM rinsing related Rinse being not put in tub General It may appear when the rinse agent remains to ▶Did the rin
WASHER consulting clog . putting the r
50
to the ream
the cap and
DRUM rinsing related Bubble being remained General It may appear when there is too much or too little ☞ If there is
51 WASHER consulting laundry. the laundry
DRUM water drain Water being not drained General ☞ In this ca

52 WASHER related consulting
DRUM dehydrating Dehydrating time being General ..Make a comment for the customer to The vibration and noise occur when the horizon ☞ If there is
WASHER related increased again consulting prepare the memorandum since he can is broken or the laundry are leaned to one severely en
53 not be famaliar with the contents direction. So It may appear when the safety
completely. device is operating to prevent it.
DRUM dehydrating Washer being worked for four Specific If the washing machine consumes hours more ☞ Check w
DRUM dehydrating Not being squeezed well General It may appear when there are clothes like vinyl. ▶Check wh
57 WASHER related consulting prevent the
request an e
DRUM dehydrating Water being in at purchasing AS ☞ There ma
58 WASHER related rerecomm products tes
ended
DRUM dehydrating Dehydration being not worked General It may appear when the interior components do ☞ In this ca
59 WASHER related at all consulting not work properly.
DRUM others Action for water being freezen AS It may appear when the machine is used at the ☞ pour the w
60 WASHER in winter rerecomm outside or the veranda. hose in to th
ended washing box
DRUM others being clogged/foreign General ….the drainage hose clogged or foreign ☞ After loos
61 WASHER materials consulting material inside whether the
DRUM installation / Consulting for installation of General ☞ The drum

62 WASHER connection front loading washing machine consulting rear of drum
manual.
DRUM installation / Level check Specific ☞ Level it b
63 WASHER connection consulting
DRUM installation / Removal/house moving Specific ☞It is possi

WASHER connection reinstallation consulting house and in
64 remove it af
serious dam
DRUM washing related Slow speed of washing General It may appear when there is too much laundry. ▶ Check wh
65 WASHER rotation consulting an engineer
DRUM washing related Clothes being damaged General Check whether there is foreign material inside ☞ Check wh
WASHER consulting (coin nail and other sharp material) and so it may dehydrating
66 appear due to the zipper or button of jeans. dehydrating
except the d
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WM1255A THE FEATURE OF PRODUCT

1. Silver Nano Sterilization,

3. Wide Graphic Display

4. Direct Drive Motor

5. A Giant 10kg Capacity

6. 40cm Wide Porthole

8. Optimal Drying System

1-2. PRECAUTIONS UPON INSTALLATION 2

2. THE FEATURE OF PRODUCT

4. ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

5. ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

7. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

7-2. EXPLODED VIEW OF DETERGENT TRAY/SUB PCB 41

7-3. PARTS LIST OF DETERGENT TRAY/SUB PCB 42

7-8. EXPLODED VIEW OF FRAME 47

9. THE ACTUAL PCB

11. PCB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

11-2. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS OF MAIN PARTS 56

12. REFERENCE INFORMATION

1. Ensure that users do not repair the product themselves.

5. Ensure that the product is properly earthed.

3. Insert the stopper into 4. Insert 4 stoppers into each

■ Safety Notes before

Install the product on a Avoid places with direct sunlight

※ Make sure to ground the unit to prevent

With a grounded receptacle

▶ Hook the drain hose over the Wash Basin or

▶ Seal the drain pipe connections

▶ Prevent water from siphoning away

Note: Caution must always be exercised to

1. Select an installation place in

2. Check the balance

3. Adjust the height using the adjustable feet.

▶ The machine is in a If uneven

WASH TYPE FRONT LOADING TYPE

WASH & SPIN CAPACITY 10.0 kg (DRY LAUNDRY)

Item 10.0kg Old (10.0kg)

Model Name WM1255A WM1245A

Washing 10.0kg 10.0kg

Drum Capacity 78ℓ 78ℓ

Washing Motor DD INVERTER DD INVERTER

Heater (220V) 1900W 1900W

Supply/Drain Cold water / Drain pump Cold water / Drain pump

Balancer Weight Weight

SIZE(W*D*H) 650*774*939 650*774*939

Model Name WM1255A WM1245A

Exterior Replacement Part

Top Cover SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE

Panel-Control SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE

Panel-Drawer SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE

Cover Door IMPERIAL-SILVER IMPERIAL-SILVER

Deco Top IMPERIAL-SILVER IMPERIAL-SILVER

Design Deco Front IMPERIAL-SILVER IMPERIAL-SILVER

Button-Push(F) SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE

AG+ KIT Nomal Hard Water

Chrome Vapor Chrome Vapor

Button-Encoder SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE

Button-Push(P) SNOW-WHITE SNOW-WHITE

rotating 40~50rpm rotating MAX 1200rpm

Ag+ Ag+ Ag+ Drainage

(1) Maximized Anti-bacteria and Sterilization - Introducing Silver Nano Technology

Restart of For For Final

SIZE(WDH) 650774939 650774939

Clean Tub －－ 2 times －－ 40℃