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3/23/18
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SYSTEM ACCESS
SANITIZER SPEED
5 0 – 100%
SANITIZER MODE SANITIZER MODE
RUN WITH RINSE RUN WITH DET.
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SYSTEM ACCESS
(No alarms are active in DIAGNOSTIC MODE. The control
functions will operate normally.)
DET SP INPUT (This screen displays the detergent status. The first character in the second line
C + 0398 0000 is “P” if the dispenser is in probeless mode and “C” for concentration mode. The
next character is only displayed when a trigger is present. When a trigger is
present “I” is displayed during an initial charge, “D” during a dwell or dead
cycle, “T” during a recharge, “+” when the pump is running in concentration
mode, or “-” when the pump is not running during concentration mode. The next
number is the set point in concentration mode or the alarm point in probeless
mode. The other number is the detergent sensor or probe reading.)
FEED OVER UNDER FEED OVER UNDER (**See NOTE )
0000 0000 LEFT TO RESET
PROBE OPEN SHORT PROBE OPEN SHORT (***See second NOTE )
0000 0000 LEFT TO RESET
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SYSTEM ACCESS
**
NOTE: This screen displays the total switchover count for OVER and UNDER feedings. The number
below OVER is the count of switchovers caused by the dispenser feeding more than twice the INITIAL
CHARGE time without reaching the set point. The number below UNDER is the count of switchovers
caused by the concentration remaining above the set point for more than four times the DWELL TIME
or DEAD CYCLES. The OVER count is usually caused by a “scaled” probe, a leaky drain, a leaky water
supply valve, or excessive splashing of rinse water into the wash tank. The UNDER count is most often
caused by no make-up water being added or extreme wash tank contamination (very high soil load). A
large number of counts in either of these areas are a reason to review the dispenser setup especially the
PROBELESS Parameters.
*** NOTE: This screen displays the total switchover counts for an open probe or a shorted probe. Note
that a probe must be shorted for at least 30 seconds before it is counted. This gives the short (usually
flatware) time to clear. An open probe counts immediately.
END PROGRAMMING?
PRESS ENTER
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
SANITIZER SET UP
PARAMETERS