Alliance Laundry Systems CP040PHN1, Программирование

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Programming
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2. Press Enter to continue.
j. Display shows “ no.SoAP. 9 ” or “ SoAP. 9 ”.
“ SoAP. 9 ” enables liquid supply output
number 9 (if machine is equipped).
1. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
2. Press Enter to continue.
k. Display shows “ no.SoAP. 10 ” or “ SoAP .
10 ”. “ SoAP . 10 ” enables liquid supply output
number 10 (if machine is equipped).
1. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
2. Press Enter to continue.
l. Display shows “ no.SoAP. 1 1” or“ SoAP.
11 ”. “SoAP. 11” enables liquid supply output
number 11 (if machine is equipped).
1. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
2. Press Enter to continue.
m. Display shows “ no.SoAP. 12 ” or “ SoAP .
12 ”. This option enables liquid supply output
number 12 (if machine is equipped).
1. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
2. Press Enter to continue.
100. Display shows “ Add ” or “ no Add ”. “ Add ” will
program a cool down, a timer stop or a soak
cycle. “ no Add ” will disable this option.
101. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
102. Press Enter to continue.
103. Display shows “
iS.tiLt.xx ” (xx = number of
attempts). This option programs the number of
times machine should attempt an intermediate
extract in the event that an out of balance
situation occurs.
104. Enter a value using the keypad. A value of 5 or
“ iS.tiLt.05 ” is recommended.
105. Press Enter to continue.
106. Display shows “
ES.tiLt.xx
” (xx = number of
attempts). This option programs the number of
times machine should attempt a final extract in
the event that an out of balance situation occurs.
107. Enter a value using the keypad. A value of 10 or
“
ES.tiLt.10
” is recommended.
108. Press Enter to continue.
109. Display shows “
HYSt x
” (x = temperature
differential). This option programs the
temperature differential for supplemental heating
and temperature controlled water.
110. Enter a value using the keypad. A value of
5
°
C/9
°
F is recommended.
111. Press Enter to continue.
112. Display shows “
bu = ” or “ no bu = ”. “ bu = ”
enables a buzzer sound at end of program,
“ no bu = ” disables the buzzer.
113. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
114. Press Enter to continue.
115. Display shows “
SP rPn ” or “ SP GF ”. This
option programs speed in RPM or G Force (G
Force is recommended).
116. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
117. Press Enter to continue.
118. Display shows “
no t ” or “ t ”. “ t ” enables viewing
the temperature on the display when the
Temperature button is pressed.
119. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
120. Press Enter to continue.
121. Display shows “
noACCL ” or “ ACCL ”. “ ACCL ”
enables the Rapid Advance feature.
122. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
123. Press Enter to continue.
124. Display shows “
noEnEr ” or “ EnEr ”. “ EnEr ”
enables the Stop button.
125. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
126. Press Enter to continue.
127. Display shows “
no ALAr
n
” or “ ALAr
n
”.
“ ALAr
n
” enables viewing various alarm codes
on the display in the event of a fault.
128. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
129. Press Enter to continue.
130. Display shows “
no.t .iHoLd ” or “ t .iHoLd ”.
“ t .iHoLd ” enables a timer hold feature for use in
conjunction with the liquid supply system.
131. Press Temperature button to alter selection.
132. Press Enter to continue.
NOTE: This feature is used when a single chemical
dispenser is feeding two machines and the
dispenser can only serve one machine at a time. If
one machine is being served, the dispenser opens a
busy relay connected to timer hold inputs. When a
second machine needs chemicals, the program
timer pauses and waits until busy relay is closed,
then proceeds with the chemical signals. If there is
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