Jeros AL 01
Temperature sensor in wash tank disconnected or short-circuited
Source: 89000013_manual_9110_15_en.pdf
What does Jeros AL 01 mean?
AL 01 means the control has lost a valid signal from the wash-tank temperature sensor — the sensor circuit is either disconnected or short-circuited. The same alarm key is printed in the manuals across the Jeros utensil and utility washer range. The manual's prescribed response is a power cycle, and an engineer call-out if the alarm returns.
Symptoms
- AL 01 shown on the operating panel display
- Alarm returns immediately after switching the machine OFF and ON again
- Wash-tank temperature reading no longer plausible while the alarm is active
Common causes
- Wash-tank temperature sensor wiring disconnected
- Wash-tank temperature sensor short-circuited
- Sensor circuit fault that persists across a power cycle
Diagnostic steps
- 01
Switch the machine OFF and then ON again
The manual's first remedy for AL 01 is a full power cycle at the operating panel: switch the machine OFF, then ON again.
- 02
Check whether AL 01 reoccurs
If the alarm clears and stays clear, the machine can be returned to service. Watch the next cycle to confirm.
- 03
If AL 01 reoccurs, stop and call an engineer
The manual is explicit: a recurring AL 01 means the wash-tank sensor circuit (disconnected or short-circuited) needs an engineer — it is not an operator-level fix.
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When to call a professional
Call an engineer as soon as AL 01 survives one power cycle — that is the manual's own instruction. Diagnosing whether the wash-tank sensor circuit is open or shorted requires opening the machine's electrical compartment, which Jeros restricts to authorised service personnel.
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AL 03Thermal cut-out in wash pump 1 tripped — wash pump overloaded
AL 04Thermal cut-out in wash pump 2 tripped — machine can continue at reduced operation
AL 05Thermal cut-out in rinse pump triggered — machine can continue at reduced operation
AL 06Wash frame motor malfunction — disconnected, short-circuited or travel time exceeded
AL 07Lid contact malfunction — not switching
AL 08Lid hoist's maximum travel time exceeded
AL 09Overheating of wash water — temperature above 85°C
AL 10Overheating of rinse water — temperature above 97°C
AL 11Filling time for rinse tank exceeded
AL 13Incorrect phase sequence — reverse L1 and L2 at the main switch
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