Rhima RF450 Flight Type Washers Instruction Manual
- June 12, 2024
- rhima
Table of Contents
RF450 Flight Type Washers
Product Information
The RF450, RF510, RF540, RF600, RF630, RF730, & RF760 Flight
Type Washers are dishwasher appliances designed for washing food
preparation and eating utensils. They are not intended for washing
objects soiled with petrol, paint, remnants of steel or iron,
corrosive chemical products such as acids, alkalis, or solvents, or
any item that cannot be immersed in water. The appliances have
safety features such as a door safety device to prevent operation
if a door is accidentally opened.
General Instructions
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The appliance must be connected to water and electrical
supplies by qualified tradespersons only and according to local
regulations. -
The appliance must be used by adults only. Do not let children
play with or operate this machine. -
Only persons trained to use this dishwasher are permitted to
operate it. -
Do not open the appliance door(s) while the appliance is
operating. -
After using the appliance, isolate the electric and water
supply. -
Do not attempt to repair the appliance. Repairs made by
unqualified persons may cause further damage and will void the
warranty. -
Repairs and servicing of this appliance must be carried out by
Rhima personnel only.
Important Customer Information
To request a service, detergents, or rinse additive, please
contact your local Rhima Service center:
- Australia: 1300 347 944
- New Zealand: 0800 902 054
- Singapore: +65 9107 8943
Electrical Installation
This appliance must be connected to an earthed 3-phase
electrical switched outlet of an appropriate rating.
Plumbing Installation
Ensure proper ventilation for the appliance.
Machine Description
The machine consists of various modules and accessories:
- Splash Guard
- Automatic Shower with Drawer Strainer
- Pre-Wash
- Wash
- Neutral Zone
- Pre-Rinse and Rinse Module
- Shelf Dryer or Stage Dryer
- Control Panel
- Heat Recovery/Steam Condenser/Heat Recovery with Heat Pump
- Inlet Shelf
- Outlet Shelf
Dimension Height*
1550 mm (RF450), 2070 mm (RF510, RF540, RF600, RF630, RF730),
1860 mm (RF760)
*Note: Please refer to the product manual for detailed technical
data and dimensions of each module.
Operator’s Manual RF450, RF510, RF540, RF600, RF630, RF730, & RF760 Flight
Type Washers
Australia Tel: 1300 347 944 | New Zealand Tel: 0800 902 054 | Singapore Tel:
+65 9107 8943
INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR DISHWASHERS
It is important to keep this instruction manual near the appliance for future
consultation. If the appliance is sold or transferred to another user, make
sure this manual remains with the appliance so that the new owner is informed
about the warnings and operation of the appliance. These instructions are
given for safety reasons and they must be read carefully before installing or
using the appliance.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
The appliance must be connected to water and electrical supplies by qualified
tradespersons only and according to local regulations.
The appliance must be used by adults only. Do not let children play with, or
operate this machine.
Only persons trained to use this dishwasher are permitted to operate it.
This appliance has been designed to wash food preparation and eating utensils.
It has NOT been designed to wash objects soiled with petrol, paint, remnants
of steel or iron, corrosive chemical products such as acids, alkalis, or
solvents or any item that cannot be immersed in water.
Do not open the appliance door(s) while the appliance is operating. The
appliance has a safety device which stops operation if a door is accidentally
opened.
After using the appliance, isolate the electric and water supply.
Do not attempt to repair the appliance. Repairs made by unqualified persons
may cause further damage and will void warranty.
Repairs and servicing of this appliance must be carried out by Rhima personnel
only.
IMPORTANT CUSTOMER INFORMATION
To request a service, detergents or rinse additive contact your local Rhima Service centre below:
Australia:
1300 347 944
New Zealand: 0800 902 054
Singapore: +65 9107 8943
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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
This appliance must be connected to an earthed 3-phase electrical switched
outlet of an appropriate rating.
PLUMBING INSTALLATION
The Australian installation shall be in accordance with The Plumbing Code of
Australia (PCA). This appliance should be connected to a hot water supply (Max
65°C ) for in accordance with Australian Standard AS/NZS 3500.1. for optimum
performance. The water supply pressure should be a minimum 200 kPa at all
times and flow rate should be at least 15 litres per minute. A static pressure
higher than 600 kPa (73.5 psi) requires a pressure reducing valve upstream of
the supply line. If water pressure is below 200 kPa, the use of a rinse
booster pump is recommended. This appliance is designed to drain to a tundish.
Waste connection to a spigot is not recommended and may cause draining issues.
The drainpipe should withstand 70°C (158°F) in continuous duty conditions. The
grey water drain hose must have a fixed watertight seal above the tundish in
accordance with the Australian Standard AS/NZS 3500.2. A DIAGRAM SHOWING THE
CORRECT METHOD OF WASTE INSTALLATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AUSTRALIAN
STANDARD AS/NZS 3500.2 IS BELOW
VENTILATION
Use extractor fans to guarantee a minimum ventilation of 500 m³/h. Increase
the ventilation rate to 1500 m³/h if the machine is equipped with drying
system. It is suggested to position the extractor fans close to the machine
entry and exit and in correspondence to the heat recovery fans.
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MACHINE DESCRIPTION Description of the machine, its accessories and its guards
Machine description
Refer to annexes for the technical data of the machines.
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G
H
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M
B
C
ED F
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Q
pic. 4
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Example: MACHINE IN RIGHT EXECUTION A – SPLASH GUARD B – AUTOMATIC SHOWER WITH DRAWER STRAINER C – PRE-WASH D – FIRST WASH E – NEUTRAL ZONE F – PRE-RINSE AND RINSE MODULE G – DRYER H – EMERGENCY BUTTON I – CONTROL PANEL L – HEAT RECOVERY/STEAM CONDENSER/HEAT RECOVERY WITH HEAT PUMP M – DRAWER STRAINER P – INLET SHELF Q – OUTLET SHELF 16 – CIRCUIT-BREAKER SWITCH
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Module
Width
A – SPLASH GUARD
300 mm
B – AUTOMATIC SHOWER WITH DRAWER STRAINER 600 mm
C – PRE-WASH
600 mm
D – WASH
900 mm
E – NEUTRAL ZONE
300/600 mm
F – PRE-RINSE AND RINSE MODULE
600 mm
G – SHELF DRYER
750 mm
G – STAGE DRYER
900 mm
I – CONTROL PANEL
1050/1500 mm
L – HEAT RECOVERY
450/1300 mm
L – STEAM CONDENSER
450 mm
L – HEAT RECOVERY WITH HEAT PUMP
1000 mm
P – INLET SHELF
900/1200/1800/
2200/2700 mm
Q – OUTLET SHELF
1200/1800/2200/
2700 mm
Dimension Height*
1550 mm
2070 mm 2070 mm 1860 mm 1890 mm 1890 mm 2100 mm 925 mm
925 mm
Depth 983 mm
*with 130 mm feet
This machine is built with high quality materials in particular AISI 304
stainless steel (AISI 316 for boilers and tanks) and in high thickness to
ensure a longer lifetime.
The machine is built in different sections:
Pre-wash module C (the presence depends on the model chosen): a preliminary
rough washing is carried out with low temperature thermostatically controlled
to melt the alimentary residuals and avoid the proteins denaturation. On
machines with pre-wash, the initial tanks filling occurs in several phases: –
Phase 1: wash tanks only filling – Phase 2: filling interruption. Water
heating using the heating elements until a proper pre-wash temperature is
reached (factory-set) – Phase 3: resume and filling conclusion – Phase 4:
resume and heating conclusion.
Wash module(s) D: a proper washing of the crockery is performed with
temperature thermostatically controlled.
Rinse module F: a pre-rinse is performed that removes most of the detergent,
then a final rinse is performed with high temperature thermostatically
controlled.
Autotimer: the Autotimer function (activated by default) allows stopping the
machine if it is in start-mode but not operating at the moment. It can happen
in these cases: 1. The machine is working in vain (it is in operation but it
is not used). 2. The machine is in operation but an objects accumulation
exiting the machine causes the limit switch SQ1 to trip (F1). 3. The machine
is in operation with the drawer M open.
In these cases, the timer set by default at 300 seconds trips. When the time
is over the energetic saving mode turns on.
By inserting some objects, clearing the exit or closing the drawer the machine
restarts automatically to operate.
Automatic drain: Each tank is provided with dedicated motorized valve. The end
work draining occurs when the machine is in stand-by by pressing the dedicated
key and without having to open the doors and getting in touch with the washing
solution. If there is the Pre-wash module or the Automatic shower with drawer
strainer optional, it is possible to drain only the prewash tanks and then to
ensure the pre-wash tanks regeneration (where most of the residuals
accumulate) and to keep an e cient and low consumption washing.
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Available options Automatic shower with drawer strainer B: Module with low
temperature water thermostatically not controlled, with drawer strainer M. The
filter collects the food residuals and it can easily be removed and cleaned
during the operation thanks to the drawer, without opening the doors and
getting in touch with the washing solution. If the drawer is extracted during
the washing, the machine stops the conveyor, the rinse and the module pump to
allow the filter cleaning. The wash pumps keep working. The machine restart
the operation as the drawer is repositioned. Make sure that during the
operation the filter is clean and correctly positioned. Dryer G: It conveys
hot and dry air that creates the ideal conditions for the rinse aid action.
Depending on his/her needs the operator can turn on or off the dryer module
heating power, during the work. Based upon needs, it is possible to set
maximum power, or partial power, or fan only, or turn the dryer completely
off. Heat recovery L: The goal is the recovery of the steam heat exiting the
machine that otherwise would be dispersed, and use it to pre-heat the water
entering the boiler. The machine must have a cold water supply for the rinse.
Heat recovery with heat pump L: The goal is the recovery of the steam heat
exiting the machine that otherwise would be dispersed, and use it to pre-heat
the water entering the boiler. It exploits a heat pump to further increase the
water temperature entering the boiler. The machine must have a cold water
supply for the rinse. WARNING: If this optional is present the Autotimer must
be set to a minimum value of 300 seconds
WARNING: Heat Recovery system and Steam Condenser – installation (optional) It
is strictly forbidden to connect the machine’s vent directly with the outdoor!
Cold weather conditions might seriously damage the Thermal Recovery system or
the Steam Condenser.
Pressure Increase Pump: It allows a proper machine operation when the feeding
water pressure of the machine is lower than 200 kPa. Self-cleaning: The system
allows carrying out an automatic internal machine cleaning and rinsing cycle,
when it has finished operating. Specific sanitizing product can be used. The
self-cleaning can be carried out only if: · The machine is in stand-by · The
doors are closed · The tanks are empty. When the Self-cleaning key is pressed,
the machine manages the draining and then the Self-cleaning. The display shows
the Self-cleaning screen. During the cycle all the other functions are
disabled. If there is no electrical supply the cycle will be restarted
automatically to ensure a proper execution of the cycle. Self- Cleaning
pressure increase pump: It allows a proper Self-cleaning operation when the
feeding water pressure of the machine is lower than 200 kPa.
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CONTROL PANEL AND RELATED SYMBOLS
1: Display TFT back lit. 2: START key green backlit (not backlit: stand-by
mode) 3: STOP key red backlit 4: ON / OFF key. 5 and 6: Scrolling keys ( / , –
/ +). 7: TEMPERATURES key 8: INFO key. 9: CONFIRMATION key 10: DRYER ON/OFF
key (optional). 11: TANKS’ DRAINING key 12: SELF-CLEANING key (optional). 13:
MENU key 14: RETURN key 15: BELT SPEED selector switch (from 1 to 5). 16:
CIRCUIT-BREAKER SWITCH: position 0 = machine not powered – position I =
machine powered. Backlit keys only if it is possible to activate the
corresponding function: 7: TEMPERATURES key. It allows the working temperature
adjustment of the single modules. 8: INFO key. It provides additional
information about the current status of the machine. In case of alarm it
allows to have more details. 9: CONFIRMATION key. 10: DRYER ON/OFF key. It
allows to enable or to disable the DRYER heatings. See paragraph 2.1.2 for
more information.
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MACHINE IN STAND-BY MODE
11:30
STAND-BY
4: ON / OFF key with ON function. To turn the machine ON. 8: INFO key.
Provides additional information about the current status of the machine. 11:
DRAINING key. Automatically drains all the tanks. 12: SELF-CLEANING key.
Backlit key only when it is possible to activate SELF-CLEANING option. If
pressed the function is activated. See paragraph Available Options for more
information. 13: MENU key. Provides to access to menus and related work
parameters.
MACHINE READY OR IN OPERATION
11:30
MACCHINA PRONTA
Risciacquo Lavaggio 1 Prelavaggio Doccione
78°C 50°C 68°C 68°C
1 m/min
1: Notice area. 1A: Status of the machine. 1B: Measured temperatures for
single modules. 2: START key back lit. When the machine is ready, it allows
the start. The washing is activated by pressing this key. 3: STOP key back lit
in red. When the machine is running, allows stopping and putting in ready
mode. The belt is stopped by pressing this key. 4: ON / OFF key with OFF
function. Allows putting the machine in STAND-BY mode. 5 and 6: Scrolling keys
( / , – / +). When in the menu either scrolls the items or modifes all
adjustable parameter (increase and/or decrease).
Backlit keys only if it is possible to activate the corresponding function: 7:
TEMPERATURES key. It allows the working temperature adjustment of the single
modules. 8: INFO key. It provides additional information about the current
status of the machine. In case of alarm it allows to have more details. 9:
CONFIRMATION key. 10: DRYER ON/OFF key. It allows to enable or to disable the
DRYER heatings. See paragraph Available Options for more information. 11:
DRAINING key. Automatically drains all the wash tanks or the prewash tanks
only.
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FUNCTIONING OF THE MACHINE Machine start-up
Check if the pump filters and surface filters are in their seats. Check that
the washing and rinsing arms are properly inserted, as well as the curtains
Note: the long and narrow curtains are to be put at the entry and exit; the
wide and short ones go inside the machine. Close the doors. Open the water
valve(s). Position on I the circuit-breaker switch 16 (see chap. CONTROL PANEL
AND RELATED SYMBOLS) Turn on the machine using the control panel. Wait for the
filling and pre-heating operations to be completed. During the pre-heating the
machine suspends the tanks filling In this phase the display always shows the
message TANKS FILLING. Once filling of all the tanks is finished, the complete
heating of the machine starts. In this phase the display shows the message
HEATING and, by pressing the key TEMPERATURE 7 (for about 10 seconds), it
shows the reached temperatures. To ensure a proper washing, the start is not
possible until the set temperatures are reached. The several phases are
represented on the display with specific icons. When heating is finished, it
is possible to proceed with the washing. The working temperatures can be seen
on the display.
Washing To set the desired working speed, use the BELT SPEED selector switch
15 turning it to the right or to the left to set a
suitable speed for the type of work to be carried out. Confirm the selection
by pressing key 9 CONFIRMATION . There are five possible settings:
Speed 1: intensive wash. Speed from 2 to 3: dedicated to the washing of the
average dirt. Speed from 4 to 5: dedicated to trays and dusting. If the
machine is not equipped with an automatic chemicals dispenser, manually
introduce the detergent in the wash tank. Carefully follow the instructions of
the product manufacturer considering the water hardness (see parag.
DETERGENTS). Press the START 2 key to start the wash pumps. Press the B white
key on shelf panel (see photo 1) to start the belt conveyor.
photo 1 A = STOP B = START C = EMERGENCY STOP
Carry out the cleaning off. Put the dishes/trays inside the conveyor belt with
their interiors facing the machine in such a way that they couple with the
belt’s teeth. Glasses and cups are placed upside-down in a rack put above the
belt. Place the cutlery in the dedicated rack (if the machine is not equipped
with the cutlery belt). Place the baskets to be washed upside-down. The
washing sequence is the following:
Automatic shower (B – if there is the optional module) equipped with filter
that can be periodically cleaned by extracting the drawer M.
Low temperature pre-wash (C – if there is). Thermostatically controlled
temperature wash(es) D. Pre-rinse F. Final rinse F carried out with clean
water coming from the hydric network and thermostatically controlled and
eventually rinse aid. Drying (G – if there is the optional module). Objects
exit zone equipped with a limit switch.
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Push the A STOP black key on shelf panel (see photo 1), to stop the conveyor
belt. Push the STOP 3 key (see chap. CONTROL PANEL AND RELATED SYMBOLS), to
stop the wash. N.B.: It is recommended to change the tank’s water by new
filling, when very dirty or, at least, twice a day. Change water in the tanks
whenever necessary, at least every 2-4 hours of operation with full load.
Follow the instructions in Machine start-up/End washing operations.
If an object reaches the end of the belt, the advancement stops and can be re-
started by removing the object. It is forbidden to remove the objects from the
machine before they have come out of the tunnel and to insert hands or arms
inside the machine when it is in movement. Note: Always turn the machine off
before inserting your hands or arms inside the tunnel. To stop/re-start the
machine, press the button STOP 3 (see chap. CONTROL PANEL AND RELATED
SYMBOLS).
WARNING: In case a dangerous situation occurs, push the emergency button H
(see pic. 10). The belt conveyor system and the absorptions turn off. Before
restarting the appliance, check if the emergency is over. The emergency button
rearmament does not start the machine but it positions the appliance in stand-
by. The emergency button does not have to be used as usual machine switch off
system.
Note: Each model has the AUTOTIMER installed. If the machine does not wash
objects for more than 5 minutes (the timing can be changed by the installer),
the machine stops any optional installed (dryer, heat recovery, steam
condenser, etc.) to cut down consumption. Note: The machine is equipped with
automatic economizers to cut consumption down, if the machine does not work
continuously. If the objects to be washed are placed discontinuously, the wash
pumps not involved are turned off.
End washing operations
Press STOP 3 key. Press ON / OFF 4 key. Drain the tanks. press TANKS’ DRAINING
11 key. The machine will start automatically the draining of the tanks. Once
the draining is ended, turn off the machine positioning on 0 the circuit-
breaker switch 16. Shut the water supply valve(s). Start the cleaning of the
machine (see chap. MAINTENANCE).
Select DRYER (option)
When the machine is in Ready or in Running mode, if present the optional
DRYER. It allows enabling or disabling the DRYER’s heating elements.
Press key 10 DRYER ON/OFF
DRYER
ONLY FAN ON TOTAL POWER
. Use keys 5 (increase) and 6 (decrease) to select one of the following parameters: ONLY FAN ON: enables only the fan(s) (heating elements disabled) TOTAL POWER: enables the dryer(s) (fan(s) and heating elements enabled) PARTIAL POWER: enables the dryer(s) partially (fan(s) enabled and heating elements partially enabled) DRYER OFF: dryer completely disabled.
PARTIAL POWER DRYER OFF
Confirm the selection by pressing key 9 CONFIRMATION . The lower banner shows
the icon of the selected mode.
Press key 14 RETURN to exit without saving the settings.
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TANKS’ DRAINING
TOTAL PARTIAL
Select TANKS’ DRAINING (option)
When machine is in Ready or in Stand-by or in Running mode. It allows enabling
of the TANKS’ DRAINING function.
When machine is in ready or running mode:
Press key 11 DRAINING . Use keys 5 (increase) and 6 parameters:
(decrease) to select one of the following
PARTIAL: the pre-wash tank is drained. At the end of the partial draining, the
prewash tank is filled and the machine turns to Ready or in Running mode, if
it was already.
The display shows . TOTAL: the prewash and wash tanks are drained. At the end
of the total draining, the tanks are filled and heated and the machine turns
to Ready mode.
The display shows . When the machine is in stand-by mode:
Press key 11 DRAINING . Use keys 5 (increase) and 6 (decrease) to select one
of the following two parameters: NO: the machine turns to Stand-by mode YES:
prewash and wash tanks’ total draining starts. At the end of the total
draining the machine turns to Stand-by mode.
PROCEED WITH TOTAL DRAINING?
TOTAL
YES
NO
Select SELF-CLEANING (option)
When the machine is in Stand-by mode and if present the optional SELF-
CLEANING. It allows enabling SELF-CLEANING function. Drain the tanks (see par.
Select TANKS’ DRAINING (option) above)
Press the key 12 SELF-CLEANING . Use keys 5 (increase) and 6 (decrease) to
select one of the following two parameters: NO: the machine turns to Stand-by
mode YES: the function SELF-CLEANING is enabled. When the function is enabled,
an automatic cycle of internal wash and rinse starts. At the end the machine
turns to Stand-by mode again.
PROCEED WITH SELF CLEANING?
YES
SELF CLEANING
NO
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Dishes and cutlery loading Before loading the dishes it is necessary to carry
out a proper cleaning off of the food residuals. It is not necessary to rinse
the dishes with water before the loading.
WARNING: Do not wash items contaminated by petrol, paint, pieces of steel or
iron, ash, sand, wax, lubricating grease. These substances damage the machine.
Do not wash fragile items or made of material that do not stand the washing
process.
Follow these tips: · Crockery and cutlery must not lie inside one another,
covering each other. · Place the dishes so that all the surfaces can be
reached by the water; otherwise the dishes cannot be washed properly. · Make
sure that the dishes are placed in a stable position and that the empty
containers (cups, glasses, bowls, etc.) do
not turn upside down. · Place all the empty containers like cups, glasses,
etc., upside down. · Place in tilted position the dishes with deep hollows, so
that the water can drain. · Make sure that the smaller dishes do not fall from
the belt. · Check that the dishes are not too tall or protruding. · Do not
wash trays horizontally. Some food, like carrots, tomatoes, ketchup, may
contain natural colorant substances that may alter the dishes and plastic
parts if they are in large quantity. The eventual color alteration does not
mean that the plastic is not thermo-resistant. Dishes to not wash in a
dishwasher Dishes not suitable to be washed in a dishwasher: · Wooden crockery
and cutlery or with wooden parts; wood wraps and loses its characteristics if
it is exposed to high
temperatures. In addition the glues used are not suitable for dishwashers; a
consequence may be the handles detachment. · Hand-made objects, valued vases
or decorated glasses. · Plastic dishes not thermo-resistant. · Copper, brass,
pewter or aluminum objects can discolor or become opaque. · The decorations on
glass can lose sparkle after a certain number of washes. · Fragile glass or
crystal objects can become opaque if washed many times. It is suggested to
purchase only crockery and cutlery suitable for washing in dishwashers.
Glasses can become opaque after many washes. If after the washing the dishes
are not clean or they have washing residuals (glasses, cups, bowls, etc., with
liquid on the inside) it is mandatory to repeat the procedure.
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photo 15 inlet
loading belts examples (machine outlet):
photo 16 outlet
dishes standard belt
glasses
trays
baskets standard belt
cutlery special belt
in-flight special belt
hospital special belt
thermical trays special belt
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WARNINGS: · Do not slam the doors when opening and closing. · Do not put
material or objects on the machine. · The water used for the washing and the
rinsing is not potable because of the presence of chemical additives. In
case of contact with skin or eyes wash them immediately with plenty of water
and check the safety instructions of the detergent manufacturer. If necessary,
contact a doctor. · Some important rules must be followed for the use of this
appliance: 1) Never touch the appliance with wet hands or feet 2) Never use
the appliance when barefooted 3) Do not install the appliance in places
exposed to water splashes. · This machine must be disconnected from the main
electrical supply after use at the end of the day and for any
service/maintenance operation. Switch off the circuit-breaker switch 16
located on the control panel. Shut the water supply valve(s). · In case an
obstacle stops the conveyor, first turn off the circuit-breaker switch 16
(position 0 = machine not powered) and then remove the cause of the block.
WARNING: INTERNAL CLEANING OF THE MACHINE SHALL BE CARRIED OUT AT LEAST 10
MINUTES AFTER IT HAS BEEN TURNED OFF. WARNING: DO NOT INSERT HANDS AND/OR
TOUCH THE PARTS LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WASH TANK AND/OR AT THE END OF
THE WASH CYCLE. WARNING: DO NOT TOUCH THE CONVEYOR WHILE IT IS WORKING.
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DETERGENTS
Using detergent The detergent must be of good quality, of NON-FOAMING type,
specific for the mechanical washing of dishes. The use of liquid detergents is
recommended. The dosing has to be done following the recommendations of the
detergent manufacturer and in accordance with the water and dishes
characteristics. The detergent has to be inserted only in the wash tank 1. For
manual dosing remember that the wash tank contains about 110 litres of water.
Note: It is forbidden to use detergents with chlorine-based reagents.
Using rinse aid
It is possible to use the rinse aid to get quicker drying and polishing. The
dosing has to be done following the recommendations of the rinse aid
manufacturer and in accordance with the water characteristics. Note: too much
chemicals produces foam that reduces the effectiveness and lifetime of the
washing pump. Too much chemicals might leave residuals on the dishes.
Using sanitizing
It is forbidden to use sanitizing products with chlorine-based reagents.
Detergents and sanitizing products used to clean the machine must be properly
prewashed. It is forbidden to use generic detergents to clean the machine.
AIRBORNE NOISE EMISSIONS
The equivalent inlet maximum sound pressure level is the point C with L eq =
75,7 dB(A). The equivalent outlet maximum sound pressure level is the point C
with L eq = 69,8 dB(A).
B
0,2 m
C
Inlet
Back
B
0,2 m
Outlet
C
Front
A
A
OBSERVANCE OF THE RULES OF HYGIENE AND H.A.C.C.P.
In order to meet the correct H.A.C.C.P. procedures remember to prepare a sheet
with tables where the shift operator enters the date and time the washing
starts, the time the washing ends, the tanks and boilers temperatures and any
other note/ alarms that have tripped and what he/she has done to ensure
sanitary safety.
This is the reason why the machine is equipped with: · Temperature gauges that
indicate the boiler and tank temperature. · Malfunctioning gauges. ·
Possibility to consult the washing parameters.
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MAINTENANCE
WARNING: The machine is not protected against pressure water jets, therefore
avoid the use of this type of cleaning system on the cabinet. It is also
suggested to contact cleaning product dealers for detailed information about
methods and products for a periodical sanitizing of the machine. Do not use
bleach or chlorine-based detergents to clean the machine.
Routine maintenance
pic. 5
The perfect operation of the machine depends on a careful cleaning that is
necessary at least once a day with the following procedure: · Turn off the
machine as explained in the par. End washing operations. · If the machine is
equipped with Heat Recovery with the heat pump clean the extractable
filter (see pic. 5). · With empty tank, extract the filters of the tanks and
the pumps (see photos from 4 to
8). Be careful that the washing residuals in the filters do not fall in the
tanks. Clean the filters with a rigid brush underneath a powerful water jet.
photo 4
photo 5
photo 6
photo 7
photo 8
· Extract the wash (see photo 9) and the rinse arms and carefully clean the nozzles underneath running water. · Carefully clean the tanks avoiding the use of chlorine-based detergents. · Clean the shutters (long on the outside, short on the inside). · Clean the entry and exit shelves. · If the machine is equipped with automatic shower with drawer strainer, extract the drawer and clean it (see photo 10). · Reassemble all the parts and replace the arms in their seats.
photo 9
photo 10
· It is suggested to leave the doors of the machine open at the end of the day. Do not use a metal scouring pad and/or corrosive products to clean the dishwasher. Do not use pressure cleaning systems.
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photo 11
Extraordinary Maintenance by qualifed Service Personnel only Once or twice
per year, the machine should be checked by qualifed Service Personnel: ·
Remove scaling from the heating elements. · Check the status and the tightness
of all gaskets. · Check the perfect state and/or wear of the components. If a
component is damaged or oxidized replace it immediately,
with genuine spare parts only. · Check the efficiency of the dispensers. ·
Tighten firmly all electrical connections at least once per year. · Clean the
intake filter of the solenoid valve. · Check the state of the safety devices
of the doors/boilers, limit switches. · Check the calibration of the clutch.
Pay attention to do not wet the motor or any electric part. Perform
maintenance with the circuit-breaker switch 16 turned OFF (in 0 position).
Every 3-4 years of machine use, double-check the tightening and the efficiency
of all electrical contacts, with special attention to the contacts of starters
and relays. Increase controls frequency if the machine is operating in heavy
or intensive conditions. Extraordinary Maintenance – Heat Recovery with heat
pump option Every two months the Heat Recovery should be checked by qualified
Service Personnel to: · Clean the finned exchangers inside the Heat Recovery.
· Check the heat pump’s flow is properly charged. Extraordinary Maintenance –
Heat Recovery or Steam Condenser option Every three months the Heat
Recovery/Steam Condenser should be checked by qualified Service Personnel to:
· Clean the finned exchanger inside the Heat Recovery/Steam Condenser.
Extraordinary Maintenance – Pressure Increase Pump option and self- cleaning
pressure increase pump (optional) After long periods of inactivity of the
dishwasher, check that the supplementary pressure increase pump freely rotate.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
Packing The packing consists of the following: · a wooden crate; · extensible
belt (LDPE); · polystyrene foam (PS).
Please dispose of the materials listed above, in compliance with the
legislation in force.
pic. 6
Disposal
he equipment is marked with the symbol (see pic. 6).
The symbol indicates that the product should not be discarded as unsorted
waste but must be sent to separate collection facilities for recovery and
recycling in compliance with the legislation in force.
An efficient waste disposal procedure contributes to avoiding any potential
environmental or health hazards as well as promoting the recycling and re-
utilization of materials from which our appliances are constructed. If the
user does not comply with the regulations he/she shall be subject to the
penalties foreseen by each member state. Disconnect electricity and water
before disposal. All metal parts are recyclable as they are made of stainless
steel. Recyclable plastic parts are marked with the plastic material symbol.
ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS
Recommendations for optimum use of energy, water and additives
If possible, use the machine at full load: This will avoid wasting detergent,
rinse aid, water and energy.
Detergents and rinse aids: Use detergents and rinse aids having the highest
biodegradability so that the environment is better respected. Have the correct
dosage according to the water hardness checked at least once a year. An excess
of product pollutes rivers and seas, whereas an insufficient amount
compromises dish washing and/or hygiene.
Tank and boiler temperatures: The temperatures of the tank and boiler are set
by the manufacturer so as to get the best washing results with the majority of
detergents on the market. These can be reset by the installer according to the
detergent used.
Cleaning off: Carefully clean off the kitchenware using water at ambient
temperature with moderation so as to make removal of animal fats easier. To
remove encrusted matter, soaking in hot water is recommended.
Notes: Wash the objects as soon as possible in order to prevent the deposits
from drying and jeopardizing the effectiveness of the washing. To get an
efficient wash, it is advisable to regularly clean and maintain the dishwasher
(see chap. MAINTENANCE).
Non-compliance with the above points and all the information described in this
manual could determine a waste of energy, water and detergent, with consequent
increase in operating costs and/or decrease in performance.
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SIGNALS AND ALARMS
During the operation, the machine signals other situations in addition to
alarms that need the operator attention. In any case the relative information
automatically appears on the display and remains visible until the operator
execute the necessary actions.
To display the alarm/signal screen during the machine operation, press the 8
INFO key.
Press the 14 RETURN key to go back to the main screen.
10:23 DETERGENT LOW LEVEL
10:23 ALARM Z8
GENERAL ALARM
Signal screen example
Alarm screen example
Signals The signal messages are displayed and signalized with a beep.
When DETERGENT LOW LEVEL appears on the display it means that the detergent is
over.
When RINSE AID LOW LEVEL appears on the display it means that the rinse aid is
over.
When SANITIZER LOW LEVEL appears on the display it means that the sanitizing
product is over (only on machines equipped with the SELF-CLEANING optional).
When DOOR OPEN appears on the display it means that you are trying an
operation that cannot be done with the door opened or that you opened the door
and interrupted a cycle in progress.
When DRAWER OPEN appears on the display it means that you are trying an
operation that cannot be done with the drawer opened or that you opened the
drawer and interrupted a cycle in progress.
When PLEASE DRAIN THE TANKS appears on the display it means that you are
trying an operation that cannot be done with the tanks full.
When ENSURE THAT OUTLET IS CLEAR appears on the display it means that it is
necessary to remove the objects from the exiting shelf to continue the
operation.
When PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SUGGESTED appears on the display it means that it is
suggested to contact a technician for the periodical check of the machine.
When ENERGY SAVING MODE appears on the display it means that the machine is in
energetic saving mode (see par. Machine description).
When HEAT PUMP MAINTENANCE appears on the display it means that you must call
a technician for the Heat Recovery with heat pump maintenance (see paragraph
Extraordinary Maintenance – Heat Recovery with heat pump option – only if the
machine is equipped with the optional).
When REDUCED FUNCTIONALITY appears on the display it means that, for technical
reasons, the automatic economizers system is disabled. In REDUCED
FUNCTIONALITY mode pumps are active independently from objects on the
conveyor.
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Alarms The alarms are displayed on a dedicated screen that overlap the current display at the time the alarm occurs. Each alarm screen gives precise information about the meaning of the alarm and which are the operation the operator can run. Alarm screen example:
10:23 ALARM Z8
Alarm code
GENERAL ALARM
Short alarm description and module or component involved
Alarm screen example It is possible to have more information about the current alarm by pressing the 8 INFO key.
10:23 ALARM Z8
Emergency button pressed. Make sure that the emergency is solved. To resume
working, release the emergency button. WARNING: the emergency button should
not be used as ordinary means to turn the appliance ON/OFF.
Alarm code
Information for the operator and actions to implement
If the alarm does not block the machine it is possible to continue the
operation by pressing 14 RETURN key. The machine will continue to signal the
alarm until the resolution of the problem by: – The symbol is shown in the
state of the machine.
– The 8 INFO key. In this case by pressing the 8 INFO key the current alarm is
displayed. If the alarm block the machine the operator will be able to carry
out only two actions:
– Press the 8 INFO key to have more information
– Press the 4 ON/OFF to position the machine in stand-by.
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Alarms description
Alphanumeric abbreviation ALARM B2 ALARM B3 ALARM B5 ALARM B10 ALARM C1 ALARM C6 ALARM C7 ALARM E1 ALARM E2 ALARM E3 ALARM E4 ALARM E5 ALARM E6 ALARM E7 ALARM F2 ALARM F3 ALARM F4 ALARM F5 ALARM F7 ALARM G2 ALARM G3 ALARM G4 ALARM G5 ALARM G7 ALARM M1 ALARM M2 ALARM M3 ALARM M5 ALARM M6 ALARM M7 ALARM N2 ALARM N7 ALARM U3 ALARM U4 ALARM U7 ALARM U9 ALARM U10 ALARM W1 ALARM X2 ALARM Z8 ALARM Z14 ALARM Z15 ALARM Z16 ALARM Z17
Alarm description BOILER 1 PROBE FAILURE (RINSE) BOILER 1 HEATING FAILURE (RINSE) BOILER 1 OVERTEMPERATURE (RINSE) BOILER 1 LOW TEMPERATURE (RINSE) PRE- RINSE FILLING FAILURE PRE-RINSE DRAINING FAILURE PRE-RINSE PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION WASH FILLING FAILURE WASH 1 PROBE FAILURE WASH 1 HEATING FAILURE WASH 1 LOW TEMPERATURE WASH 1 OVERTEMPERATURE WASH DRAINING FAILURE WASH 1 PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION WASH 2 PROBE FAILURE WASH 2 HEATING FAILURE WASH 2 LOW TEMPERATURE WASH 2 OVERTEMPERATURE WASH 2 PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION WASH 3 PROBE FAILURE WASH 3 HEATING FAILURE WASH 3 LOW TEMPERATURE WASH 3 OVERTEMPERATURE WASH 3 PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION PRE-WASH FILLING FAILURE PRE-WASH 1 PROBE FAILURE PRE-WASH COOLING FAILURE PRE-WASH 1 OVERTEMPERATURE PRE-WASH DRAINING FAILURE PRE-WASH 1 PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION PRE-WASH PROBE FAILURE PRE-WASH PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION EXTRACTOR MOTOR THERMAL PROTECTION BLOWER MOTOR THERMAL PROTECTION SELF-CLEANING PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION HEAT PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION OPTIONAL MOTORS THERMAL PROTECTION INVERTER THERMAL PROTECTION INLET WATER PROBE FAILURE GENERAL ALARM BREAK TANK FILLING FAILURE BREAK TANK DRAINING FAILURE SELF-CLEANING WATER SUPPLY FAILURE RINSE WATER SUPPLY FAILURE
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ALARM B2 BOILER 1 PROBE FAILURE Rated temperature cannot be reached. It’s
recommended to suspend the washing. Please contact the Rhima Service
Department. ALARM B3 BOILER 1 HEATING FAILURE
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM B5 BOILER 1 OVERTEMPERATURE It is recommended
to turn OFF the appliance and contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM B10
RINSE LOW TEMPERATURE Please make sure that rinse arms and nozzles are in the
right position. Should the alarm persists, please contact the Rhima Service
Department. ALARM C1 PRE-RINSE FILLING FAILURE Please check that water inlet
connection is working.
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM C6 DRAINING FAILURE Please check that the
drain of the tank is not clogged.
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persist, please contact the Rhima
Service Department. ALARM C7 PRE-RINSE PUMP THERMAL PROT. Rinse results may be
a ected. Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM E1 WASH TANKS
FILLING FAILURE Please check that water inlet connection is working.
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM E2 WASH1 PROBE FAILURE Rated temperature
cannot be reached. Washing results may be affected. Please contact the Rhima
Service Department. ALARM E3 WASH1 HEATING FAILURE
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM E4 WASH1 LOW TEMPERATURE The washing results
may be affected. Please check if the curtains are properly placed and that
dishes are well-positioned in the racks. It is recommended to suspend washing
until the right temperature is reached. Should the alarm persists, please
contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM E5 WASH1 OVERTEMPERATURE It is
recommended to turn OFF the appliance and contact the Rhima Service
Department. ALARM E6 WASH DRAINING FAILURE Please check that the drain of the
tanks is not clogged.
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persist, please contact the Rhima
Service Department. ALARM E7 WASH1 PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION It’s recommended to
suspend the washing. Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM F2
WASH2 PROBE FAILURE Washing results may be affected. Please contact the Rhima
Service Department. ALARM F3 WASH2 HEATING FAILURE
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department.
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ALARM F4 WASH2 LOW TEMPERATURE The washing results may be affected. Please
check if the curtains are properly placed and that dishes are well-positioned
in the racks. It is recommended to suspend washing until the right temperature
is reached. Should the alarm persists, please contact the Rhima Service
Department. ALARM F5 WASH2 OVERTEMPERATURE It is recommended to turn OFF the
appliance and contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM F7 WASH2 PUMP
THERMAL PROTECTION Rated temperature cannot be reached. Washing results may be
affected. Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM G2 WASH 3 PROBE
FAILURE Rated temperature cannot be reached. Washing results may be affected.
Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM G3 WASH 3 HEATING FAILURE
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM G4 WASH 3 LOW TEMPERATURE The washing results
may be affected. Please check if the curtains are properly placed and that
dishes are well-positioned in the racks. It is recommended to suspend washing
until the right temperature is reached. Should the alarm persists, please
contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM G5 WASH 3 OVERTEMPERATURE It is
recommended to turn OFF the appliance and contact the Rhima Service
Department. ALARM G7 WASH 3 PUMP THERMAL PROTECTION It’s recommended to
suspend the washing. Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM M1
PREWASH FILLING FAILURE Please check that water inlet connection is working.
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM M2 PREWASH PROBE FAILURE Washing results may
be affected. Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM M3 PREWASH
COOLING FAILURE Please check that the cold water inlet connection is working.
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM M5 PREWASH OVERTEMPERATURE Washing results may
be affected. Please check that the cold water inlet connection is working.
Should the alarm persists, please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM
M6 PRE-WASH DRAINING FAILURE Please check that the drain of the tanks is not
clogged.
Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON
again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persist, please contact the Rhima
Service Department. ALARM M7 PREWASH PUMP THERMAL PROT. Washing results may be
affected. Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM N2 SHOWER PROBE
FAILURE Please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM N7 SHOWER PUMP
THERMAL PROT. Washing results may be a ected. Please contact the Rhima Service
Department. ALARM U3 EXTRACTOR MOTOR THERMAL PROT. It’s recommended to suspend
the washing. Please contact the Rhima Service Department.
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ALARM U4 BLOWER MOTOR THERMAL PROT. Please contact the Rhima Service
Department. ALARM U7 SELF-CLEAN. PUMP THERMAL PROT. Please contact the Rhima
Service Department. ALARM U9 HEAT PUMP THERMAL PROT. Please contact the Rhima
Service Department. ALARM U10 OPTIONAL MOTORS THERMAL PROT. Please contact the
Rhima Service Department. ALARM W1 INVERTER THERMAL PROTECTION Please contact
the Rhima Service Department. ALARM X2 INLET WATER PROBE FAILURE Please
contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM Z8 GENERAL ALARM Emergency button
pressed. Make sure that the emergency is solved. To resume working, release
the emergency button. WARNING: the emergency button should not be used as
ordinary mean to turn the appliance ON/OFF. ALARM Z14 BREAK TANK FILLING
FAILURE Check if the water supply is working. Please turn OFF the appliance,
by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON again, after a few seconds.
Should the alarm persists, please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM
Z15 BREAK TANK DRAINING FAILURE Please make sure that rinse nozzles are not
clogged. Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and
turn it ON again, after a few seconds. Should the alarm persists, please
contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM Z16 SELF-CLEAN. WATER SUPPLY FAIL.
Please check if the water supply is working and make sure that self-cleaning
arms are in the proper position. Please turn OFF the appliance, by pressing
the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON again, after a few seconds. Should the
alarm persists, please contact the Rhima Service Department. ALARM Z17 RINSE
WATER SUPPLY FAILURE Please check if the water supply is working and make sure
that rinse arms and nozzles are in the proper position. Please turn OFF the
appliance, by pressing the ON/OFF 4 button, and turn it ON again, after a few
seconds. Should the alarm persists, please contact the Rhima Service
Department.
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MACHINE PROBLEMS, CAUSES AND CURES
Type of problem
Possible causes
Cure
The machine does not start
Main switch turned o
Turn on the main switch
Card transformer fuse blown Contact the Rhima Service to replace the fuse
The machine does not load water Water supply valve closed
Open the water supply valve
S h o r t a g e o f s u p p l y w a t e r Turn o and turn back on when the pressure increases
pressure
or install a booster pump
Solenoid valve filter clogged with Contact the Rhima Service Department to clean the
sand
filter
Inadequate washing results The washing nozzles are clogged Clean the nozzles and correctly reposition the arms in
the proper seats
Detergent concentration too low Change the dosage of detergent
Filters too dirty
Remove and clean the filters with a brush under a jet
of water, then replace them in their seats
Presence of foam
Always use a non-foaming detergent. Check the
detergent and rinse aid dosages and reduce them if
necessary.
Check the tank temperature Adjust the temperature set for the washing. Contact the
Rhima Service Department to check the correct
operation of the heating element
Washing duration not sufficient Select the lowest speed or repeat the washing cycle
for the type of dirty
Washing water too dirty
Drain the water of the tanks, clean the filters. Reload
the tank and replace the filters properly
The machine doesn’t rinse
Contact the Rhima Service Department
The objects are not dried properly Insufficient rinse aid dosage Check the dosage of rinse aid and increase it if
necessary
Baskets unsuitable for the objects Use a basket suitable for the objects
Rinse water temperature too low Check the temperature of the water entering the system
Streaks or smears on the objects Rinse aid concentration too high Always use a non-foaming detergent. Check the
detergent and rinse aid dosages and reduce them if
necessary.
Water too hard
Check the water quality. The water hardness must not
be higher than 8 °f
During the operation the machine The machine is connected to an Contact the Rhima Service Department to connect
suddenly stops
overloaded system
the machine separately
A machine safety device tripped Contact the Rhima Service Department to check the
security devices
During the washing phase the The water of the previous day Empty the tank and carry out a new filling
machine stops and replenishes has not been changed
the water
Faulty pressure switch
Contact the Rhima Service Department
Overflow/drain pipe positioned Remove and correctly reposition the overflow/drain
incorrectly
pipe
A tank emptied due to excess of Reduce the concentration of rinse aid/detergent or
foam or lack of curtains/splash correctly reposition the curtains or the other guards that
guards
may have been removed
Wash arms incorrectly positioned Check and correctly reposition the wash arms
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Type of problem
Possible causes
Cure
The machine does not wash and The pump direction is inverted Contact the Rhima Service Department
the pump is noisy on machines due to incorrect connection of the
with three-phase pump
power supply cable
The level of water inside the tank Remove and correctly replace the overflow/drain pipe
is too low
Correctly reposition the curtains or the other guards
that may have been removed
Check and correctly reposition the wash arms
If the level of water continues to fall, contact the
Rhima Service Department
The suction of the pump is Check if the suction filters of the pump (placed in the
clogged
tanks) are clogged. If the problem persists contact the
Rhima Service Department.
OPTIONALS PROBLEMS, CAUSES AND CURES Heat recovery with heat pump
Type of problem
Possible causes
Cure
Compressor attach/detach
S a f e t y p r e s s u r e s w i t c h e s Contact the Rhima Service Department
intervention
Water temperature supply too Verify the water temperature supply
high
Water capacity not su cient Verify the static pressure
Dirty steam coil
Clean the filter. Should the alarm persists, please
contact the Technical Service to clean the Heat
Recovery
Low boiler temperature
Dirty steam coil
Clean the filter. Should the alarm persists, please
contact the Technical Service to clean the Heat
Recovery
Heat pump has lost gas
Contact the Rhima Service Department
The Heat Recovery has been Wait a couple of minutes to restart the compressor and
switched OFF and then switched that the boiler temperature is restored
ON
S a f e t y p r e s s u r e s w i t c h e s Contact the Rhima Service Department
intervention
The objects are not dried properly Insufficient rinse aid dosage Verify the rinse aid dosage and increase it, if needed
The basket is not suitable to the Use basket suitable for the objects
objects
Dirty steam coil
Clean the filter. Should the alarm persists, please
contact the Rhima Service Department to clean
the Heat Recovery unit.
Heat pump has lost gas
Contact the Rhima Service Department
Dirty coil alarm
Dirty steam coil
Contact the Rhima Service Department (it is possible
to keep dishwashing, for a limited time, while the filter
is under cleaning)
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Heat Recovery
Type of problem
Possible causes
Cure
Low boiler temperature
Dirty steam coil
Should the alarm persists, please contact the Rhima
Service Department to clean the Heat Recovery
The ventilation motor is damaged Contact the Rhima Service Department
The objects are not dried properly Insufficient rinse aid dosage Verify the rinse aid dosage and increase it, if needed
The basket is not suitable to the Use basket suitable for the objects
objects
Dirty steam coil
Should the alarm persists, please contact the Rhima
Service Department to clean the Heat Recovery
Dryer
Type of problem
Possible causes
Cure
The objects are not dried properly Cold air is emitted
Contact the Rhima Service Department
The fan direction is inverted Contact the Rhima Service Department
due to incorrect power cable
connection
Pressure increase pump
Type of problem Inadequate washing results
Possible causes The machine doesn’t rinse
Cure Contact the Rhima Service Department
Break Tank
Type of problem Inadequate washing results
Possible causes The machine doesn’t rinse Water capacity not sufficient
Cure Contact the Rhima Service Department Verify the static pressure
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DETERGENTS
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