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Ironer 1600mm 230V Miele

Miele Marine Ironer 1600mm 230V Miele is identified in the source list as a ironer / mangle. It is normally installed in the vessel's laundry, accommodation service area or other designated domestic machinery space. Its purpose is to iron and finish washed textiles using heated rollers or the pressing arrangement provided by the installed machine. The source record provides a stated power of 8.0 kW, and the existing record note '8 kW'. Marine installation requires secure mounting, suitable electrical supply, ventilation or drainage and protection against ship motion and vibration. The exact model designation distinguishes drum or roller size, electrical supply and control package from neighboring laundry machines; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact ratings.

8.0 kW
Power

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity kg 16
drum volume l 0
power kw 8
water consumption l 0
spin speed rpm 0

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Common failures & inspection points

Airflow, water-flow or surface restriction caused by lint, scale, textile residue or blocked filters, resulting in long cycles, poor performance or protective trips
Heater or temperature-control failure caused by element, sensor or control faults, resulting in no heat, overheating or aborted operation
Drive-belt, motor, roller or bearing deterioration caused by wear, overloading or misalignment, resulting in noise, poor rotation or stoppage
Electrical-control faults caused by moisture, loose connections or component failure, resulting in intermittent operation, alarms or breaker trips
Door, seal, hose or guarding deterioration caused by wear or loosening, resulting in leakage, heat loss or unsafe access

Service & Maintenance

Clean filters, lint paths, drains and accessible heating or roller surfaces appropriate to the installed machine. Inspect bearings, drive components, door or guarding interlocks and electrical connections for wear or overheating. Verify safety interlocks and emergency stop functions where fitted. Keep the machine securely fastened to its marine foundation and inspect anti-vibration mounts. Investigate repeated trips rather than resetting the machine without identifying the cause. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for exact servicing intervals and electrical checks.

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Replacement Parts

Keep door seals, drive belts where fitted, filters, selected valves or pumps, fuses, heating components and manufacturer-recommended control or sensor parts. High-utilization passenger or offshore accommodation vessels may justify additional wear items. Confirm exact spares from the model and serial number.
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