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Jeros AL 10

Overheating of rinse water — temperature above 97°C

Source: 8100-mk3-DK-DE-UK_2014.pdf

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What does Jeros AL 10 mean?

AL 10 means the rinse water has overheated — its temperature has exceeded 97 °C. The alarm appears in the operating panel display, and the manuals' remedy pattern for recurring alarms applies: switch the machine off and on again, and call an engineer if the fault comes back.

Symptoms

  • AL 10 shown on the operating panel display
  • Rinse water temperature above 97 °C

Common causes

  • Rinse water overheated beyond the 97 °C limit

Diagnostic steps

  1. 01

    Stop and let the rinse water cool

    The alarm indicates rinse water beyond 97 °C — pause operation until the temperature falls back into range.

  2. 02

    Switch the machine OFF and then ON again

    Power-cycle the machine to reset the alarm, per the manuals' standard remedy.

  3. 03

    If AL 10 reoccurs, call an engineer

    The mk3 manuals instruct calling an engineer when the fault recurs — persistent rinse overheating is a heating-control fault.

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When to call a professional

Call an engineer if AL 10 returns after a power cycle — the manuals' own instruction for recurring faults. Rinse water that keeps exceeding 97 °C indicates the rinse heating is not being controlled correctly, which is service-level work.

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