GIRBAU RMG070 User Manual

Troubleshooting 44
Cod. 598144
Rev. 11/0717
13.5. System alarms
The safety of the washing machine in use requires the machine to monitor itself closely for any possible
anomalies. These anomalies are reported in the form of alarms.
The ALM message will appear on the washing machine’s display alternating with the specific alarm report.
REPORT ON
DISPLAY
LIKELY CAUSE
RESPONSE
ALM/A-*
Faulty water inlet
Check water input pressure.
Check manual water inlet valves.
Check the status of the filters in the solenoid
valves. (See Section 13: Maintenance)
Defect in the solenoid valves
Defect in the level control system
Call Service.
ALM/E
Machines with pump drain: obstruction of
the draining pump
Call Service.
Anomaly in the drain system
Error in drain configuration
Check the status of the washing bath’s
output hoses.
Call Service.
ALM/HOT
Inadequate stop of the washing machine
with bath at high temperature
Excessive temperature when machine is
stopped
Anomaly in the heating system
Close the door of the washing machine to
allow opening of cold water valve.
Press STOP key to drain the bath and
access to the door opening.
Repeat this operation until the alarm report
disappears.
If the alarm report does not disappear after
five attempts, disconnect the general power
supply and close water inlet manual valves.
Call Service.
ALM/L
Leakage in the solenoid valve
Bath level with machine idle
Close manual water inlet valves.
Call Service.
ALM/SL
Bath level exceeded
Close manual water inlet valves.
Call Service.
ALM/C
Defect in the temperature probe
Error in the heating configuration
Defect in the heating circuit
Call Service.
ALM/Prob
Defect in the temperature probe
Call Service.
ALM/BAL
Defect in the unbalance control switch
Call Service.
ALM/VAR*
Disconnection of the motor’s thermal
protection
Alarm set off by the inverter
Call Service.
ALM door
Faulty door lock
Call Service.
Hot
Interruption of the program by STOP key
with bath at high temperature
The washing machine will automatically
accept cold water and will not allow the door
unlock.
When the bath temperature is below 45 ºC
(133 ºF) the bath will drain and the safety
door lock will be released.
door
Door badly closed
Open and close door.

GIRBAU RMG070 Specifications

General

Brand	GIRBAU
Model	RMG070
Category	Washer
Language	English

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

General Safety Precautions

Essential guidelines for safe operation, handling, and maintenance of the washing machine.

Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair Safety

Safety procedures and warnings for inspection, maintenance, and repair operations.

Use and Preservation Instructions

Guidelines for proper machine use, preservation, and chemical product handling.

Machine Introduction and Description

Introduction and Application Scope

Overview of the manual's scope and applicable washing machine models.

General Description Overview

Detailed overview of the washer extractor, its design, and intended use.

Detailed Machine Specifications

Covers construction characteristics, safety elements, functions, and control system details.

Machine Modes of Operation

Program Execution Mode

Mode for selecting and executing wash programs.

Advanced Use Mode

Mode for modifying programs, parameters, and system settings.

Program Execution Mode Details

Control Panel and Basic Operations

Explains control panel, loading, and dispenser usage for program execution.

Program Execution Procedures

Details on starting programs, application, unbalance control, and stop modes.

Advanced Use Mode and Program Customization

Accessing Advanced Use Mode

Steps to enter and navigate the advanced settings menu.

Program Content Modification (Menu Pro)

Guide to customizing wash programs, phases, and parameters.

Parameter Definition and Modification

Details on defining phases, programmable functions, and modifying program settings.

Special Operation Modes and Information

Program Accelerator Mode (dEmo)

Mode for executing programs with reduced time, useful for testing.

Information Menu (InFO)

Accessing machine status, cycle counts, and operational data.

Operation Parameters and Access Control

Modifying Operation Parameters (Mod Menu)

Guide to adjusting machine settings like temperature units, dosing, and beep times.

Modification of Access Code (NCod Menu)

Procedure for changing the access code to the advanced settings menu.

Program Pricing and Extra Options Management

Program Pricing (CASH Menu)

Setting prices for programs, including single prices and time-based rates.

Hour and CALE Menus

Setting clock, day, time bands, and rates for variable program pricing.

Extra Options Menu (EoPt)

Enabling/disabling and pricing extra wash, rinse, and spin functions.

Troubleshooting and Machine Maintenance

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Guidance on resolving operational problems like trapped persons or door leaks.

System Alarms and Error Codes

Interpreting machine error codes and their corresponding responses.

Maintenance Procedures Overview

Routine cleaning and checks for optimal machine performance.

Specific Maintenance Tasks

Details on cleaning filters, checking safety, dispenser, and drain pump.

Withdrawing Machine from Service

Machine Removal and Dismantling

Guidelines for safely removing the machine and its components for disposal or recycling.