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Copyright
ADS
Installation
Manual
Model
ET
‐
AF
‐
PD
H,
Revision
3.1,
5/25/2017
CAM
TIMER
ADJUSTMENT
SECTION
Timers
are
available
with
7
‐
or
8
‐
cams.
The
cycle
times
are
not
adjustable.
The
cams
of
the
timer
are
wheels
whose
positions
are
either
fixed
or
adjustable.
Each
cam
controls
a
specific
machine
function,
as
noted
on
the
timer
decal.
Adjustable
cams
are
comprised
of
two
wheels
held
together
at
the
hub.
The
perimeter
of
each
wheel
is
divided
into
180
‐
degrees
of
high
cam
and
180
‐
degrees
of
low
cam.
When
one
of
these
wheels
is
rotated
on
the
hub
in
relation
to
the
opposing
wheel,
the
two
lower
cam
segments
can
form
a
notch
in
the
perimeter
(see
photo
below
right).
Above
each
cam
is
a
timer
switch
with
a
metal
finger
that
rides
along
the
outer
edge
of
the
cam.
When
the
finger
drops
into
the
lower
cam
notch,
the
function
of
that
cam
starts.
Cam
adjustment
tool
Temperature
indicator
Spray
arm
pressure
tester
#
088
‐
1048
To
widen
the
notch
(length
=
time
energized)
or
close
the
notch
use
the
timer
adjustment
tool,
which
is
provided
and
taped
to
the
control
box
shelf.
This
tool
has
two
raised
buttons
that
fit
into
the
holes
on
the
side
of
each
wheel.
The
factory
sets
the
start
of
each
function
using
the
right
‐
side
wheel
of
the
cam.
TO
ADJUST
rotate
only
the
left
‐
side
cam
wheel.
The
left
‐
side
of
the
wheel
controls
the
point
when
that
specific
functions
ends.
Factory
settings
are
only
initial
settings,
adjustments
will
be
required
for
each
chemical
and
the
water
fill
time
because
water
pressures
will
be
different
for
every
account.
The
left
photo
shows
arrow
is
pointed
at
the
left
‐
side
wheel
of
the
cam
which
is
used
to
lengthen
or
shorten
the
low
cam
or
the
time
ON
for
the
respective
switch.
Center
photo
shows
high
‐
cam
&
low
‐
cam
notch.
Adjustable
cams
are
colored
either
black
or
gray.
Looking
at
the
front
of
the
cams
with
the
cam
timer
assembly
sitting
on
its
mounting
base
#1
Cam:
The
white
cam
on
the
left
is
the
master
cam.
It
controls
the
total
time
of
the
cycle
and
is
not
adjustable.
#2
Cam:
Continuing
left
to
right,
this
black
or
gray
cam
controls
detergent.
The
detergent
cam
is
adjustable
and
should
begin
as
soon
as
the
wash
action
starts.
#3
Cam:
This
white
cam
controls
the
drain
time
and
is
not
adjustable.
#4
Cam:
The
H2O
or
fill
cam
opens
the
water
solenoid.
Too
little
water
will
cause
the
pump
to
cavitate
(surging).
Overfilling
does
not
allow
the
soiled
wash
water
to
fully
drain
between
cycles,
causing
carry
‐
over.
Do