Candy Vending Machines

The red LED on the logic board flashes once, indicating that the bill box has reached its capacity and needs to be emptied.

The red LED on the logic board flashes twice, signifying that the bill box lid is either open or not properly secured.

During a test vend cycle, three beeps indicate that the motor for the selected item did not complete the vend test successfully. This could be due to a jam or motor issue.

The machine is unable to empty water, which can lead to prolonged wash times or incomplete cycles. This is indicated by 'E3' on the display or 3 LED flashes.

The red LED on the logic board flashes four times, meaning all the switches related to bill acceptance are in the 'off' position.

The red LED on the logic board flashes five times, indicating a possible bill jam or a problem with the sensors responsible for detecting bills.

The red LED flashes six or more times, indicating a more serious issue. This may require a power cycle reset or professional service.

The washing machine door is not closing or locking correctly, preventing the cycle from starting or continuing. This is indicated by 'E7' on the display or 7 LED flashes.

Excessive foam, often due to anionic surfactants in detergents, can be difficult to eliminate. This does not necessarily mean poor rinsing.

Before starting a tumble drying program, any dispensers used for concentrated powders or liquid detergents must be removed from the drum.

The word 'End' appearing on the display signifies that the wash or drying cycle has successfully completed.

This display indicates that the delay start function is not currently active and the program will start immediately when START/PAUSE is pressed.

These displays indicate that the delay start function is set for the number of hours shown. The program will begin automatically after this delay.

On some models, two lines on the display indicate the machine has entered standby mode after the program has finished.

The door locked indicator light flashing for about 7 seconds means the door is not properly closed. The start command will be automatically cancelled.

The door locked indicator light remains on when the door is fully closed and ready for operation. It will turn off when the cycle is complete and it is safe to open.

When a drying programme is cancelled, a cool down phase begins. You must wait approximately 10-20 minutes before opening the door to avoid burns.

These lights show the selected degree of dryness: EXTRA DRY for bulky items, IRON DRY for items needing ironing, and CUPBOARD DRY for items to be put away.

The washing machine is unable to fill with water, which may interrupt the wash cycle. This is indicated by 'E2' on the display or 2 LED flashes.

The machine is unable to empty water, which can lead to prolonged wash times or incomplete cycles. This is indicated by 'E3' on the display or 3 LED flashes.

Excessive foam or water levels detected, which may affect performance and possibly stop the cycle. This is indicated by 'E4' on the display or 4 LED flashes.

The washing machine door is not closing or locking correctly, preventing the cycle from starting or continuing. This is indicated by 'E7' on the display or 7 LED flashes.

The controller has lost communication with the coin mechanism. This could be due to a connection issue or a problem with the coin mechanism itself.

This error indicates a problem with the non-volatile RAM (NOVRAM) checksum. This suggests a potential issue with the control board.

Using too much detergent can create excessive foam, which may cause the spin cycle to be skipped or extended, and increase water usage.

The presence of foam during the final rinse does not necessarily indicate poor rinsing. It can be caused by specific surfactants in detergents.

This indicator light shows that the control panel keys are locked to prevent accidental changes during a cycle.

During the first minutes of a cycle, this light indicates that the machine is weighing the laundry load to adjust water, time, and electricity consumption.

When the red LED on the logic board shows no flashes during self-check or operation, it suggests an issue with the power supply or the wiring to the validator.

Items soiled with oil-based products pose a fire risk when dried in the machine due to spontaneous oxidation. They should be washed first in hot water.

If an unknown error code appears or the machine is unresponsive, a reset may resolve the issue. This applies to any error not specifically listed.

These lights indicate the selected spin speed. The speed can be reduced or omitted using the relevant button.

Unusual vibrations or noises during the spin cycle can be caused by an uneven load, the machine not being level, or transport packaging not being removed.

Packaging materials, including transport screws and plastic parts, should be kept away from children to prevent choking hazards.

The machine has a system to protect against damage from unbalanced loads during the spin cycle. This may cause longer spin times, reduced spin speed, or the cycle aborting.

These lights indicate the selected wash temperature. If you want a cold wash, ensure all these indicators are off.

Water detected on the floor near the machine could indicate a leak from the tap, hose, or fill valve connection.

This warning indicates that the water used during the wash cycle can become extremely hot. Caution is advised when handling laundry or opening the door.

A white powder, often zeolites from ecological detergents, may appear on laundry. This is normal and does not affect rinsing efficiency or color.

This error indicates that the motor for a specific selection (indicated by 'xx') is drawing too little current, suggesting an electrically open motor circuit.

This error means the motor for selection 'xx' took too long (over 12 seconds) to complete its vend cycle. This is often caused by a jam or a slow-moving motor.