MODENA WD 1137 DFDG Washing Machine User Manual

MODENA WD 1137 DFDG Washing Machine

PART 1: SAFETY INFORMATION

Read the user manual book carefully!

• Do not try to install or turn on the unit without having read the indicated safety precautions in this manual.
• Do not disassemble the electrical parts of this appliance. Any repairs done by an unauthorized person may cause serious injuries or properties incident.
• The adult should supervise the children in order to make sure the children can not play with the appliance.
• The appliance is not intended for use by persons(including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
• This appliance is intended to be household use only. Usage outside the intended use or excessive use may void the warranty.
• Do not modify the power cord. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by technician with a replacement cable according to the appliance specification
• To avoid danger of suffocation, keep plastic bag away from babies and children.

Precautions

• Destroy the carton, plastic bag and other packing materials after the appliance is unpacked. Children might use them for play.
• Children require supervision when using the appliance
• Plug the appliance directly into the socket and ensure secure connection
• The unit requires proper grounding and the correct voltage
• An appropriate length of power cord is provided to reduce the risks of becoming entangled in, or tripping over a longer cord.
• Do not use an extension cord or plug adaptor. Failure may cause electric shock or risk of fire
• Choose a place that is near a grounded electrical socket.
• Do not place the appliance sitting over the power cord.
• Do not pull out or insert the plug with wet hands to avoid electric shock.
• Do not fasten, twist or tie the power cord. if the power cord is damaged, it should be replaced by the manufacturer, service technician or a qualified person to prevent any risk.
• Do not spill water directly onto the control panel
• Fix the drain pipe before use, make sure that the drain hole is not blocked
• Keep the unit in a dry place and away from direct sunlight. Do not place the machine on paper or foam. Do not place anything flammable beside this machine.
• When washing at high temperature, the door glass will get hot. Please do not touch the door glass, especially children.
• When the door needs to be opened in high temperature washing, please wait until the temperature drops to the safe temperature and the door lock is automatically unlocked.
• Please close the door when the washing machine is not in use to prevent children from entering the washing barrel.
• Please do not wash waterproof clothes, such as raincoats, down products, sleeping bags, etc.
• Only machine washable clothes can be washed. If in doubt, please follow the washing guide on the clothes.
• Do not wash or dehydrate the clothes stained with kerosene, gasoline, diluent and other flammable materials.
• Unplug the unit when the unit will not be used for a long period for the reason of saving electricity.
• Never use organic liquids polishing chemical to clean the machine.

Environmental Notice

The packaging material used is recyclable. We recommend that you separate plastic, paper and cardboard and give them to recycling agents. According to WEEE (Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment) guidelines, waste from electrical and electronic devices should be collected separately. If you need to remove of this appliance in the future, do not throw it away with the rest of your domestic garbage.
Instead, please take the appliance to the nearest WEEE collecting agents, where available.

PART 2: NAME OF PARTS

Above picture is for reference only. Actual product may have slight difference.

PART 3: INSTALLATION GUIDE

Installation

• The appliance should not be installed in an environment below 0°C.
  Do not install or place the washing machine outdoors directly exposed to outside weather.

• Leave some space at least 10 cm between the appliance and the surrounding objects or wall

• Place the appliance on a sturdy flat surface

• Keep the appliance away from hot objects and water splashes.

• If there are many insects in the installation environment, please keep the surroundings of the washing machine clean. The warranty does not cover any damage caused by cockroaches or other insects.

• When installing the appliance, remove all packaging and the tub support base as shown in the picture. Failure to do so will hinder the appliance performance

• During first installation or first use, residual water may come out of the appliance. This is normal because the appliance was pretested in factory.
  

Horizontal Adjustment

• Adjust and level the appliance to prevent noise and vibration. Install on a sturdy flat surface (recommended place is on the corner of the room).

• If the surface is not flat, adjust the feet (do not insert foreign object such as a block of wood under the feet). Ensure that the appliance is level by using a leveling measurement device

• Adjust the feet until the appliance is level and lock the feet by tightening the nut.
  

• Do not place the appliance on top of a desk to prevent the appliance from falling down

• Press the four top corners of the appliance, the appliance should not be able to wobble. If the appliance wobbles, readjust the feet

• The maximum recommended surface angle is no more than 2°.
  
  

Drain Hose Installation

Before using the device, make sure the drain hose is properly installed

1. The drain house should be installed at a height of 65-100 cm, otherwise it can cause drainage issues.
   

2. You can use the provided support bracket to install it on the wall, standpipe, or other water storage container.
   

ATTENTION!

• Make sure the drain hose is not crushed or damaged by a heavy object falling on it. Otherwise, water drainage may be obstructed and there is a risk of leakage.
• If the drain hose is installed by a technician, do not move the position of the drain hose.
• Do not remove the circlip on the drain hose.
• If the drain hose is too long, do not force the hose into the drain hose. You can cut the excess length according to the picture above. If your drain hose is not long enough, contact after-sales service.

Inlet Hose Installation

Faucet Types

Types of faucet that can and can’t be used are as follows:

• Type A : This faucet is suitable for washing machine
• Type B : This faucet is suitable, however the front end should have minimum length 10 mm. The front end should be flat and smooth, otherwise it will cause leakage.
• Type C : This faucet is not suitable and may cause leakage
  

WARNING!

Use the inlet hose provided along with the appliance, your old inlet hose may not be used. If your faucet types are not suitable as above, replace the faucet first.

Water Faucet Connection

| If your faucet has threads, the inlet hose can be installed directly by releasing the adapter and fit the connector the the faucet.
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| If your faucet do not have threads, use the provided adapter. Release the adapter from the inlet hose.
| Use philips (+) screw to loosen the 4 (four) screws of adapter (a). Unscrew the locking nut (b) so as there is a 5 mm gap between the nut and adapter.
| Insert adapter (a) to faucet end and tighten the 4 (four) screws. Tighten the locking nut (b).
| Install the inlet hose to the adapter by sliding and holding the part (c), insert the hose until you hear a click sound.

WARNING!

After installing the inlet hose, check for leakage. If there’s a leakage, repeat above steps until there is no leakage left.

Installing Inlet Hose to the Washing Machine

Connect the other end of inlet hose to the inlet valve located on the back of the washing machine. Tighten the locking nut.

WARNING!

1. This washing machine is not designed for hot water source use.
   The inlet water temperature should be less than 30°C

2. The inlet water pressure should be between 0.05-0.8 MPa

3. Do not use the water inlet hose from another unit or an old unit

PART 4: HOW TO USE

Precautions Before Washing

1. Install the power plug to the main power socket

2. Make sure the inlet hose is installed properly and there is no leakage.
   Open the water faucet.

3. Make sure the drain hose is installed properly

Before First Wash

Before using your appliance for the first time, perform a tub cleaning procedure:

1. Press POWER button
2. Insert detergent directly into the drum
3. Open water faucet
4. Select DRUM CLEAN program
5. Press START/PAUSE button
6. Wait until the program is finished and after that the washing machine is ready to use.

Washing Instruction

Sorting Laundry

• Read Clothing Care Labels. In general, your clothes will have clothing care information labels. Check and read the care label to select the wash cycle and temperature. It is very important to follow the recommendations on the label to maintain the quality and lifespan of your clothing.
• Sort & Separate Clothes. To get maximum washing results and maintain the shape, color and overall quality of your clothes, sort and separate your clothes based on the following 5 (five) things:
  • Color. Separate colored clothes between white, light and dark. This will prevent the dye from mixing into your other clothes.
  • Fabric type. Different fabrics should be washed, mixed, and dried in different ways. Wool fabrics should not be washed the way cotton fabrics are washed.
  • Weight and size. Heavy and bulky fabrics such as towels and blankets should be washed separately. Small, delicate fabrics are placed in a laundry bag to avoid damage when they rub against each other.
  • Stain. Clothes with specific heavy stains (mud, sauce, oil, etc.) should be washed separately from other clothes and may require pre-wash treatment.
  • Clothes that use zippers should be washed separately to avoid damaging other clothes. Make sure the zipper is closed.
• Empty your laundry pocket and remove dirt and/or soil. Metal objects such as coins, safety pins, and belts in clothing can damage other laundry and the tub.
• Turn buttoned and embroidered clothing inside out.
• Clothes with long straps can get tangled up in other clothes. Make sure to tie the rope before washing.

Wash Net or Wash Separately

Use a laundry net or wash certain clothes separately

• Bras (which can be washed in water) should be put in the laundry net. Metal parts of the bra can penetrate and tear other laundry items.
• Cashmilon and other bulky, lightweight clothing (lace garments, underwear, nylon stockings, synthetic fibers) can float and cause damage to clothing and engine problems. Use a laundry net or wash separately.
• Do not wash laundry nets without contents. Doing so may cause abnormal vibrations that could shift the washing machine and result in injury.

Pre-Treatment (if needed)

For maximum washing results, clean heavily soiled stains before putting them in the washing machine.

• To clean stains and dirt on collars, sleeves, pleats and pockets, pour a small amount of detergent and brush.
• Use powder or liquid detergent. Do not use soap, as it may remain in the drum after washing.
• First wash the white socks, sleeves and collar with a little detergent, then brush.

ATTENTION!

Make sure the laundry is loaded completely. Laying parts of the laundry can result in damage to the machine or the laundry itself, or water leaks. Make sure the laundry does not exceed the plastic mouth of the washing drum.

Determining Laundry Capacity

Your washing machine is equipped with modern sensor technology that can read the laundry load and adjust time, water and energy automatically for optimal results. The washing capacity of your washing machine is designed based on the type of cotton fabric in dry condition.
The washing capacity of other types of fabric may vary. As a practical guide, you can load your washing machine as follows:

• Small load: ¼ of the drum
• Medium load: ½ of the drum
• Large load: ¾ of the drum

Don’t put too many clothes in the washing machine drum. Washing machines need space for items to move, and for water to circulate effectively.

Selection and Use of Detergent

The type of detergent depends on the type of fabric (cotton, synthetics, delicate items, wool), color, washing temperature and degree of soiling.
Always use a “low suds” laundry detergent, designed for automatic washing machines.

• Use enough detergent. Excessive amounts of detergent do not improve washing results, but result in damage to the laundry due to reduced rinsing performance.
• Bleach is a strong alkali, which causes damage or discoloration to laundry.
• Use an increased or longer rinse cycle when using powdered detergent that is likely to remain in the laundry and cause an unpleasant odor after the wash is complete.
• If excessive amounts of detergent are used, especially in cold water, the detergent will not dissolve completely, leading to contamination of the wash, hose, and/or tub.

WARNING!

Do not use detergents that tend to harden or solidify. Detergent like this will remain after the rinsing process, blocking the drain hole.

Always use detergent according to the detergent manufacturer’s instructions printed on the packaging. See the table below for each water level option and adjust your detergent usage accordingly.

Using the Detergent

The detergent box is divided into 3 parts as shown in the picture.

• If you need pre-wash, put detergent in the Pre-wash section .
• Put detergent into the Main Wash section
• Put clothes softener into the softener section

The symbols printed on the detergent box may be different, but the division and function remain the same

Control Panel

Note : The control panel image is for reference only, actual product may have differences.

1| Power
Press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to turn on/off the machine
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2| Start/Pause
Press to Start/Pause program. Press and hold the button for 3 seconds when the program is running to add items into the drum
3| Display
Washing parameters will be displayed, such as program time, active mode, indicators, error codes, etc.)
4| Personalization (extra function)
When one of the function buttons is selected, its parameters will be visible on the display. Additional functions vary depending on the mode selected. Additional function parameters vary depending on the selected program. A list of personalizations can be seen in the next table
5| Program Selector Knob
Turn the knob to select the desired program

Personalization (Extra Function)

Dry (WD 1137 DFDG)
Button to select the dryness level. There are 3 (three) options:

Extra: Clothes are extra dry and can be worn straight away
Normal: Normal dry clothes
Iron: Clothes are dry enough and may need to be hang dry

Wash (WF 1137 DFDG)
Choose the length of time for the washing process
Rinse
Select the number of rinses
Temp
Select the washing temperature
Speed
Select the washing machine spin speed

Delay End

Delay function for the end of the washing program which can be set from 3-24 hours.
If you select a delay time of 3 hours, the washing process will be completed within 3 hours from when you press the Start button.

Display Panel

1| Delay End
Displays the delay end function is active
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2| Child Lock
Displays the Child Lock function is active. If the indicator light is on, the buttons on the panel cannot be activated except the Power button
3| Door Lock
Displays the Door Lock function is active. If the indicator light is on, the door cannot be opened.
4| Display area
Displays time, alarm information, additional function parameters
5| Dry Level
Displays dryness level options

*)only apply to model WD 1137 DF
Note** : The display area configuration may differ from the actual item.

Wash Programs (WD 1137 DFDG)

Program| Description| Temperature selection (°C)| Spin speed selection (rpm)| Recommended load (kg)
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Wash| Dry
Mix| Cotton, Linen, Synthetic, or a mixture of all three| –/20/30/40| 0/400/800/1200| 5| 2,5
InstaClean 15| Clothes are not too dirty, light clothes| —| 0/400/800/1200| 2| 2
Cotton| Cotton| –/20/30/ 40/60/95| 0/400/800/1200| 11| 7
Wool| Wool| –/20/30/40| 0/400| 2| –
Intensive| Heavily soiled clothes| –/20/30/ 40/60| 0/400/800/1200| 5| 2,5
Bedding| Bed sheets, blankets, large cloths| –/20/30/ 40/60| 0/400/800/1200| 7| 3
AllergyCare| Clothes that require sterilization from viruses, bacteria, mites and can be washed at high temperatures| –/20/30/ 40/60| 0/400/800/1200| 5| 2,5
Delicates| Lace, wool, silk clothes| –/20/30/40| 0/400/800| 2| 2
+Prewash| Heavily soiled cotton clothes that requires prewash| –/20/30/ 40/60/95| 0/400/800/1200| 8| –
Dry Only| All clothes| –| 0/400/800/1200| –| 7
AirClean*| Remove odor and wrinkles| –| –| –| 3
Rinse+Spin| All clothes, only spin| –| 0/400/800/1200| 11| –
Spin| All clothes, rinsing and wringing| –| 0/400/800/1200| 11| –
Drum Clean**| –| 60/95| –| –| –

*) The AirClean program does not use water, do not put detergent in the detergent box
**)Do not load any clothing while using the Drum Clean program as this may damage your clothing!

Wash Programs (WF 1137 DFDG)

Program| Description| Temperature selection (°C)| Spin speed selection (rpm)| Recommended load (kg)
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Mix| Cotton, Linen, Synthetic, or a mixture of all three| –| 0/400/800/1200| 7
InstaClean 15| Clothes are not too dirty, light clothes| –| 0/400/800/1200| 2
Cotton| Cotton| –/20/30/ 40/60/95| 0/400/800/1200| 11
Wool| Wool| –/20/30/40| 0/400| 2
Intensive| Heavily soiled clothes| –/20/30/ 40/60| 0/400/800/1200| 5
Bedding| Bed sheets, blankets, large cloths| –/20/30/ 40/60| 0/400/800/1200| 7
AllergyCare| Clothes that require sterilization from viruses, bacteria, mites and can be washed at high temperatures| –| 0/400/800/1200| 5
Delicates| Lace, wool, silk clothes| –| 0/400/800| 2
+Prewash| Heavily soiled cotton clothes that requires prewash| –| 0/400/800/1200| 8
SterileCare| Clothing that requires sterilization| –/20/30/40| 0/400/800/1200| 7
BabyCare| Baby or children’s clothing, light clothing| –| 0/400/800/1200| 2
Rinse+Spin| All clothes, only spin| –| 0/400/800/1200| 11
Spin| All clothes, rinsing and wringing| –| 0/400/800/1200| 11
Drum Clean**| –| –| –| –

**)Do not load any clothing while using the Drum Clean program as this may damage your clothing!

ATTENTION!

• When drying wool or silk clothing, first read the Care Instructions Label on your clothing.

• Some programs have an Adaptive Wash feature, namely a laundry load sensor. When the indicator on the display flashes and the time display stops, the program time will be displayed again after the load has finished weighing approximately 2-3 minutes.

• Your device is equipped with vibration protection. The machine will rotate the drum several times during the washing process so the actual washing time may be longer. This is normal.

• During the drying process, the machine will detect the dryness level automatically and adjust the drying time according to the sensor reading. The time remaining on the display may change.
  This is normal.

• Don’t put too many clothes when drying. Clothes will expand due to drying at higher temperatures. Clothing with zippers, buttons, or other attached objects can rub excessively against the drum and glass, causing damage.

Using the Washer

1. Press the ‘Power’ button
2. Select the desired washing program
3. Select the desired personalization or advanced settings
4. Press the Start/Pause button

Opening Washer Door in Emergency

In an emergency situation such as a power failure, you can open the washing machine door manually.

1. Check that the water level is safe and that the water temperature is approximately below 40°C

2. When the drum is not rotating, disconnect the water drain hose and lower it in a flat position on the floor, water will come out of the hose. Wait until no remaining water comes out, then return the hose to the top position

3. Open the pump filter cover on the lower right front of the machine.
   You can pull the emergency lever down with a straight screwdriver until you hear a sound

4. Open the door and remove the clothes from the washing machine

5. Close the pump filter cover again.

Memory Function

Your machine is equipped with a memory feature that can store the last conditions before the power cut occurred. When the power comes back on, the machine will continue the final washing or drying process.

ActiveWash Function

At the start of the program, the machine will detect the load of laundry in the drum. After the detection process, the machine will adjust the amount of water and washing time for maximum and effective results.

Abnormal Vibration Protecion

• Your machine can detect abnormal vibrations that occur when the load on the drum is uneven. The machine will rotate and redistribute the clothes in the drum until the load is evenly distributed
• If the clothes cannot be distributed evenly within a certain time, the machine will continue to rotate at a low speed so as not to cause excessive vibration and noise
• If there are too few clothes in the drum, the machine may not spin. You can add clothes to the drum to overcome this.

The machine will rotate the drum several times during the washing process so the actual washing time may be longer. This is normal.

PART 5: MAINTENANCE

Cleaning & Maintenance

1. Periodic cleaning & maintenance can prolong the life time of your appliance
2. Ensure the power cord is unplugged before performing cleaning and maintenance activity
3. Please wipe the body with a soft and clean cloth every time after the washing machine is used. When there are serious stains, please wipe the body with a cloth dipped in appropriate detergents or soapy water.
4. Do not spray water on the body directly
5. Do not wipe the body with chemicals such as putty-powder, diluting agents, gasoline and alcohol
6. Clean the Door Seal. Please wipe stains and foreign matters such as thread chips away with a towel every time after using. If there are foreign matters such as pins in the groove of the door seal, please take them out.

Detergent Drawer Cleaning

If there is detergent left in the detergent box, you can remove the detergent box by gently pulling the box out. When the box can no longer be pulled out, press and hold the plastic lock as shown in the picture, then pull the box out. Wash the detergent box with water until clean. Return the detergent box to its original place by inserting and pushing the detergent box inward.

After the washing process, a small amount of detergent and fragrance may remain in the box and this is normal. When the machine is operating, do not open the detergent box to avoid water splashing.

Drain Filter Cleaning

It is recommended to clean the pump filter twice a year.

Press the pump cap with your hand until it opens.

Open the filter by turning counterclockwise (be careful if there is remaining water). Clean with water and remove remaining clothing fibers.

Place it back into the washing machine by turning clockwise. Do not operate the machine without a filter!

Drum Clean

It is recommended to wash the drum periodically so that the washing drum is always kept clean. Use the DRUM CLEAN program to wash the drum at least once a month.

ATTENTION!

To protect the drum from excess moisture and the potential growth of mold and mildew, open the washing machine door after each wash to allow the drum to dry and prevent unpleasant odors.

Cleaning the Inlet Valve

1. Remove the water inlet hose from the washing machine
2. Remove the filter from the inlet valve
3. Clean the filter with a toothbrush or suitable tool
4. Reattach to intake valve
5. Connect the water inlet hose
6. It is recommended to do this every 6 months.
   

PART 6: TROUBLESHOOTING

Before contacting service center, check the following table:

• Power plug is plugged incorrectly
• Switch is in OFF condition

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• Ensure the appliance is properly plugged into the power socket and the switch is turned ON.

Poor Spinning and abnormal noise|

• Transportation bolt still attached
• Incorrect installation
• Overloading/overfilling the drum
• Incorrect adjustment of feet

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• Remove the transportation bolt
• Install on a hard and level surface
• Load the drum according to the recommended capacity
• Adjust and lock the adjustable feet

Too much foam|

• Improper use of detergent

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• Use low foam detergent for washing machine

Door cannot be opened|

• Program is running

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• Wait until the program is finished

E1 – Water supply failure|

• The tap is closed
• Clogged hose/filter
• Water pressure too low

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• Make sure the tap is open
• Check and clean the hose/filter
• Check your home’s water pressure

E2 – Drain failure|

• Drain hose too high
• The drain hose is clogged

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• Install the drain hose as recommended
• Unclog the drain hose

E3 – Washing machine door lock failure|

• The door is not closed tightly
• Damage to door lock

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• Check and close the washing machine door tightly

E4 – Overflow alarm|

• Water inlet valve failure
• Water sensor malfunction
• Exhaust motor failure

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• Contact after-sales service

E5 – Washer motor failure|

• Motor damage

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• Contact after-sales service

E6 – Heater failure|

• Heater damage

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• Contact after-sales service

E7 – Heater sensor failure|

• Sensor damage

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• Contact after-sales service

E9 & E10 – PCB

communication failure

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• Wiring damage

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• Contact after-sales service

E13 – Drying fan failure|

• Kerusakan kipas

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• Hubungi layanan purna jual

E14 – Drying heater failure|

• Kerusakan pemanas

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• Hubungi layanan purna jual

E15 – Dryer air outlet sensor failure|

• Kerusakan sensor

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• Hubungi layanan purna jual

E16 – Dryer air inlet sensor failure|

• Kerusakan sensor

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• Hubungi layanan purna jual

E91 – Drying module failure|

• Kerusakan modul

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• Hubungi layanan purna jual

nSP – Spin failure during start, unit stops and alarm sounds|

• Drum underloaded
• Drum overloaded

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• Add load
• Reduce load

PART 7: SPECIFICATION

**WH = White; GY = Grey; SR = Silver, DG = Dark Grey

Design and specification can change without prior notice to improve the quality of the product. The illustration in this manual is schematic and can be different with your actual product. The values on label or in other documents are according to laboratory test and relevant standards. Values can vary depending on the actual operational and environmental condition of the product.

APPENDIX: CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

WD 1137 DF**

WF 1137 DF**

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