Alliance Laundry Systems CCN020HNF User manual

Programming
Washer-Extractor
Refer to Page 7 for Model Numbers
CHM1311R_SVG
Original Instructions
Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.
(If this machine changes ownership, this manual must accompany machine.)
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WARNING
Machine installations must comply with minimum
specifications and requirements stated in the appli-
cable Installation Manual, any applicable municipal
building codes, water supply requirements, electrical
wiring regulations and any other relevant statutory
regulations. Due to varied requirements and applica-
ble local codes, this machine must be installed, ad-
justed, and serviced by qualified maintenance per-
sonnel familiar with applicable local codes and the
construction and operation of this type of machinery.
They must also be familiar with the potential hazards
involved. Failure to observe this warning may result
in personal injury, property damage, and/or equip-
ment damage, and will void the warranty.
W820
NOTE: The WARNINGS and IMPORTANT SAFETY IN-
STRUCTIONS appearing in this manual are not meant
to cover all possible conditions and situations that may
occur. Common sense, caution, and care must be exer-
cised when installing, maintaining, or operating the
machine.
Any problems or conditions not understood should be reported to
the dealer, distributor, service agent or the manufacturer.
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Table of Contents
Model Identification............................................................................... 7
Introduction........................................................................................... 8
Replacement Parts ......................................................................................... 8
Customer Service............................................................................................8
Preliminary Information.........................................................................9
About the Control........................................................................................... 9
Glossary of Terms...........................................................................................9
Power Failure Recovery.................................................................................. 9
Communications.............................................................................................9
Control Identification........................................................................... 10
Select Cycle Pads..........................................................................................10
Display Identification............................................................................11
Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)........................................................................11
DOOR LED..............................................................................................11
7-Segment Digits.......................................................................................... 11
Machine Operation...............................................................................12
Start Up....................................................................................................... 12
Door Locking Mode......................................................................................12
Stop Mode....................................................................................................12
Start Mode................................................................................................... 12
End of Cycle Mode....................................................................................... 12
Cycle Sequence............................................................................................ 12
Run Mode.................................................................................................... 12
Signals.........................................................................................................12
Changing Cycles...........................................................................................12
Door Unlocking Mode...................................................................................12
Special Features....................................................................................13
Programming the Control.............................................................................. 13
Collecting Audit Information......................................................................... 13
Testing Machine and Control Functions.......................................................... 13
Rapid Advance Feature................................................................................. 13
Communications Mode..................................................................................13
Power Save Mode......................................................................................... 13
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Temperature Display Mode............................................................................13
Opening the Top Cover......................................................................... 14
Entering the Manual Mode................................................................... 15
How to Enter the Manual Mode......................................................................15
How to Exit Programming Feature................................................................. 16
Programming Control...........................................................................17
What Can Be Programmed?........................................................................... 17
Programmable Options Available................................................................... 17
Programming Flowcharts...............................................................................21
Diagnostics...............................................................................................24
Default Cycle dCYC..................................................................................... 25
Audio Signal AUd........................................................................................ 26
Error Code Programming Err-........................................................................ 28
Cycle Programming CyC-..............................................................................29
Supply Compartment Dispenser Programming SUPC (Design 1 Models Only)...33
Number of Balance Retries bALr................................................................... 33
IR Access (Enable/Disable) IrA......................................................................33
Fahrenheit/Celsius t FC................................................................................. 34
Hot Water Temperature FH............................................................................ 35
Warm Water Temperature FHC...................................................................... 35
Cold Water Temperature FC...........................................................................36
Cooldown Enable/Temperature Codn .............................................................36
Production Test Cycle (Enable/Disable) PtEn.................................................. 37
Manual Rapid Advance (Enable/Disable) rAEn............................................... 37
No Cycle Time Display nCtd......................................................................... 38
Programmable Cycle Time Display PCtd........................................................ 38
Slow Drain Detection Adjust Value SdAd....................................................... 39
Collecting Audit Information................................................................ 40
How to Enter Audit Feature........................................................................... 40
How to Read Audit Data................................................................................40
How to Exit Audit Feature............................................................................. 40
Manual Reset........................................................................................41
How to Enter Manual Reset........................................................................... 41
Testing Machine and Electronic Control Functions............................... 42
How to Enter Diagnostic Testing Feature........................................................ 42
How to Start Tests.........................................................................................42
How to Exit Diagnostic Testing Feature.......................................................... 42
Diagnostic Test Descriptions..........................................................................43
Error Codes..........................................................................................47
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Rapid Advance Feature.........................................................................50
How to Use Rapid Advance........................................................................... 50
How to Exit Rapid Advance Feature............................................................... 50
Communications Mode......................................................................... 51
Infra-red Communications............................................................................. 51
How to Begin Communications with an External Device.............................. 51
Default Cycles.......................................................................................52
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Model Identification
Information in this manual is applicable to these models:
Models
20 Pound CCN020HNF
CCN020HNV
HCH020HNF
HCH020HNV
HCL020HN2
HCL020HNF
HCL020HNV
HCN020HN2
HCN020HNF
HCN020HNV
HCU020HN2
HCU020HNF
HCU020HNV
HCZ020HN2
ICN020HNF
ICN020HNV
SCL020HN2
SCL020HNF
SCL020HNV
SCN020HN2
SCN020HNF
SCN020HNV
SCU020HN2
SCU020HNF
SCZ020HN2
UCH020HNF
UCH020HNV
UCL020HN2
UCL020HNF
UCL020HNV
UCN020HN2
UCN020HNF
UCN020HNV
UCU020HN2
UCU020HNF
UCU020HNV
UCZ020HNF
30 Pound CCN030HNF
CCN030HNV
HCH030HNF
HCH030HNV
HCL030HN2
HCL030HNF
HCL030HNV
HCN030HN2
HCN030HNF
HCN030HNV
HCU030HN2
HCU030HNF
HCU030HNV
HCZ030HNF
HCZ030HNV
ICN030HNF
ICN030HNV
SCL030HN2
SCL030HNF
SCL030HNV
SCN030HN2
SCN030HNF
SCN030HNV
SCU030HN2
SCU030HNF
UCH030HNF
UCH030HNV
UCL030HN2
UCL030HNF
UCL030HNV
UCN030HN2
UCN030HNF
UCN030HNV
UCU030HN2
UCU030HNF
UCU030HNV
UCZ030HN2
UCZ030HNF
40 Pound CCN040HNF
CCN040HNV
HCB040HNF
HCB040HNV
HCH040HNF
HCH040HNV
HCL040HN2
HCL040HNF
HCL040HNV
HCN040HN2
HCN040HNF
HCN040HNV
HCU040HN2
HCU040HNF
HCU040HNV
ICN040HNF
ICN040HNV
SCB040HNF
SCB040HNV
SCL040HN2
SCL040HNF
SCL040HNV
SCN040HN2
SCN040HNF
SCN040HNV
SCU040HN2
SCU040HNF
UCB040HNF
UCB040HNV
UCH040HNF
UCH040HNV
UCL040HN2
UCL040HNF
UCL040HNV
UCN040HN2
UCN040HNF
UCN040HNV
UCU040HN2
UCU040HNF
UCU040HNV
60 Pound CCN060HNF
CCN060HNV
HCH060HNF
HCH060HNV
HCL060HN2
HCL060HNF
HCL060HNV
HCN060HN2
HCN060HNF
HCN060HNV
HCU060HN2
HCU060HNF
HCU060HNV
ICN060HNF
ICN060HNV
SCL060HN2
SCL060HNF
SCL060HNV
SCN060HN2
SCN060HNF
SCN060HNV
SCU060HN2
SCU060HNF
SCU060HNV
UCH060HNF
UCH060HNV
UCL060HN2
UCL060HNF
UCL060HNV
UCN060HN2
UCN060HNF
UCN060HNV
UCU060HN2
UCU060HNF
UCU060HNV
80 Pound CCN080HNF
CCN080HNV
HCH080HNF
HCH080HNV
HCL080HNF
HCL080HNV
HCN080HNF
HCN080HNV
HCU080HNF
ICN080HNF
ICN080HNV
SCL080HNF
SCN080HNF
SCU080HNF
UCH080HNF
UCH080HNV
UCL080HNF
UCL080HNV
UCN080HNF
UCN080HNV
UCU080HNF
UCU080HNV
100 Pound CCN100HNF
CCN100HNV
HCH100HNF
HCH100HNV
HCL100HNF
HCL100HNV
HCN100HNF
HCN100HNV
HCU100HNV
ICN100HNF
ICN100HNV
UCH100HNF
UCH100HNV
UCL100HNF
UCL100HNV
UCN100HNF
UCN100HNV
UCU100HNF
UCU100HNV
UCY100HNF
125 Pound UCL125HNV UCU125HNV
Model Identification
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Introduction
Replacement Parts
If literature or replacement parts are required, contact the source
from which the machine was purchased or contact Alliance Laun-
dry Systems at [phone] for the name and address of
the nearest authorized parts distributor.
Customer Service
For technical assistance, contact your local distributor or contact:
Alliance Laundry Systems
Shepard Street
P.O. Box 990
Ripon, WI 54971-0990
U.S.A.
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Phone: [phone] Ripon, Wisconsin
Introduction
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Preliminary Information
About the Control
This control is an advanced, programmable computer that lets the
owner control most machine features by pressing a sequence of
keypads. Refer to Figure 1 .
The control allows the owner to program custom cycles, retrieve
audit information, and other programmable features. Refer to
Programming the Control for a list of features. Machines shipped
from the factory have a default cycle built in. However, the own-
er can change the default cycle, or any cycle, as needs permit.
The default cycle is #5.
IMPORTANT: In the event of a power failure, the control
will not have to be reprogrammed. It is designed with a
memory system that will remember how it was pro-
grammed until the electrical power is restored.
IMPORTANT: It is extremely important that the machine
has a good ground connection and that all mechanical
and electrical connections to the control are made be-
fore applying power to or operating the machine.
Glossary of Terms
The following are a few terms and abbreviations to learn. These
are referred to throughout the instructions.
Display – This term refers to the window area of the control that
displays words and values.
LED (Light Emitting Diode) – This term refers to the lights next
to the keypads and status words of the control.
Power Failure Recovery
If a cycle is in progress and the power fails for less than five (5)
seconds, the cycle status is saved in memory. When the power re-
covers, the machine will resume into the previously active cycle.
If the length of the power failure is greater than five seconds, the
control will end the cycle and the display will revert back to Start
Mode.
Communications
The control may be programmed manually or by infra-red com-
munication with an external device.
Infra-red Communications
An external device, such as a PDA, allows the owner to program
and retrieve information from the control without touching the
keypad. An external device greatly expands the programming op-
tions available to the owner. However, the external device is not
required to program and operate the machine. The operation of an
external device and the advanced features available are covered
separately in the instructions included with the external device
software. Contact Alliance Laundry Systems for a list of ap-
proved PDAs and other external devices.
Preliminary Information
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Control Identification
Select Cycle Pads
Refer to Figure 1 .
Select Cycle keypads are used to select the specific washer cycle.
These keypads are numbered 1-9 and allow the user to select a
cycle other than the default cycle ( #5). Refer to Table 2 for key-
pad definitions. The Select Cycle keypads are not active after the
first Fill step of the cycle. Pressing the flashing START (enter)
keypad will confirm the selection and the cycle will begin.
The Select Cycle keypads are used in various combinations for
programming cycles, retrieving audit information, running diag-
nostic tests, and other operations. These instructions cover the
manual programming and data retrieval options.
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5
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1. Select Cycle keypads
2. Display
3. Four 7-Segment Digits
4. STOP keypad
5. START (enter) keypad
6. LED Light
7. Cycle Indicator Lights
8. LED Status Lights
9. Wash
10. Rinse
11. Spin
12. Door
13. Bleach
Figure 1
Control Identification
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Display Identification
Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
(Refer to Figure 1 )
Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are used to indicate the chosen cy-
cle, cycle status, when the bleach compartment is dispensing, and
door lock information. See below for information on each LED.
WASH LED
Wash LED is lit at the beginning of a wash portion of the cycle
and will remain lit until the wash is complete.
RINSE LED
Rinse LED is lit at the beginning of a rinse portion of the cycle
and will remain lit until the rinse is complete.
SPIN LED
Spin LED is lit during the final spin portion of the cycle.
DOOR LED
Door LED is lit whenever the door is locked. The door can’t be
opened when this LED is lit.
BLEACH LED
Bleach LED is lit when bleach compartment is dispensing for the
first time in the cycle.
7-Segment Digits
The 7-Segment Digits are used to display the time remaining in a
cycle, error messages and descriptive codes. During diagnostic
testing or manual programming of the control, these digits will
display descriptive codes and values (as described in Entering the
Manual Mode).
Display Identification
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Machine Operation
Start Up
When power is applied to the machine, the control becomes ac-
tive and will display its software version as SXX (XX is the ver-
sion number) for one (1) second. If the control was not powered
down during a running cycle, it will enter the Start Mode.
Door Locking Mode
The control enters this mode after the START (enter) keypad is
pressed in Start Mode. The control stays in Door Locking Mode
until it confirms the door is closed and locked.
Stop Mode
The control enters this mode if the user stops the cycle by press-
ing the STOP keypad.
Start Mode
The control enters this mode when machine is ready for opera-
tion. The display will show the cycle time for the selected cycle.
After pressing the START (enter) keypad, the door will lock and
the cycle will begin.
End of Cycle Mode
When a cycle is complete, the control will display 00 until the
machine door is opened. When this event occurs the display will
revert back to Start Mode.
Cycle Sequence
Upon the start of a cycle, the control will display the total cycle
time. The appropriate LEDs will light while the machine passes
through different cycle steps. Any coin entered after the first fill
step will be added to the total coin counter, but the user will not
be able to change cycles.
Run Mode
The control enters this mode when a cycle is running. The time
remaining appears in the display, the status LEDs are lit and the
loading door is locked.
Signals
The options for when a signal can be used during the machine op-
eration are listed below:
1. End of Cycle Signal - By default, this signal is turned off. If
turned on, the signal sounds for three (3) seconds at the end of
a cycle.
2. Signal On Keypad Depression - By default, this signal is
turned on and sounds for a quarter of a second each time a
keypad is pressed.
NOTE: Refer to Programming the Control to program sig-
nal options.
Changing Cycles
Cycles can be changed anytime during the first Fill step. After the
first Fill step, all cycle keypad presses are ignored.
Door Unlocking Mode
The control enters this mode after cycle has ended. The control
waits for confirmation that door is unlocked. Once confirmation
is received that door is unlocked, control will enter End of Cycle
Mode.
Machine Operation
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Special Features
Programming the Control
The control allows the machine owner to program the control
with the use of the keypad. Cycle options may be programmed,
audit information may be viewed and diagnostic tests may be run
by pressing combinations of the keypads.
For details on programming select cycle options, refer to Pro-
gramming Control.
Collecting Audit Information
The control will store audit information in its memory that can be
retrieved by pressing various combinations of keypads. The con-
trol will record total machine cycles and total rapid advance cy-
cles.
For more information on the audit features, refer to Collecting
Audit Information.
NOTE: Additional audit information is retrievable with
an external device, using infra-red communications.
Refer to the appropriate instruction manual.
Testing Machine and Control Functions
Special diagnostic features built into the control allow the owner
to run specific diagnostic tests. By opening and closing the top
cover and then pressing various sequences of Select Cycle key-
pads, the owner may retrieve or perform the following tests:
• VFD Balance Weight Test (Design 1 models only)
• Drive DC Bus Display Test (Design 2 and 3 models only)
• Water Purge Test
• Water Leak Detection Test
• Drive Software Version Number (Design 2 and 3 models on-
ly)
• Drive Parameter Table Version Number (Design 2 and 3 mod-
els only)
• Drive Type (Design 2 and 3 models only)
For detailed information on running diagnostic tests, refer to Test-
ing Machine and Electronic Control Functions.
Rapid Advance Feature
This feature allows the user to quickly advance through active cy-
cles. This feature is useful when tests must be performed immedi-
ately on a machine currently in an active cycle. In this case, the
user can quickly advance through the cycles to shakeout. At this
point, the user can perform the required tests and then return the
machine to the point it was interrupted or press the STOP keypad
to end the cycle.
For detailed information on using the Rapid Advance feature, re-
fer to Rapid Advance Feature.
Communications Mode
This feature allows the control to communicate with an external
device. This allows the control to be programmed and have its
data read without using the keypad.
For more detailed information on using the Communications
Mode feature, refer to Communications.
Power Save Mode
This feature powers down the display after machine is idle for 4
minutes and 15 seconds.
To “wake up” the machine display, press any Cycle keypad.
The Power Save Mode is a feature of the control and cannot be
disabled in programming.
Temperature Display Mode
This feature allows machines equipped with a temperature sensor
to display the current water temperature after the first fill during a
cycle.
Press the active cycle keypad to display temperature and press
again to return to remaining cycle time.
Special Features
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Opening the Top Cover
To manually program the control, the top cover must be opened.
Opening and closing the top cover trips a switch which allows ac-
cess to various programming options. Once opened, the top cover
may either be left open, and then closed after programming, or it
may be closed immediately.
The top cover is located on the top of the machine.
1. Unlock top cover.
2. Slide top cover forward slightly to move notches away from
the pegs on the front of cabinet.
3. Lift the top cover up. To completely remove, lift top cover
away from both top cover hinges. Refer to Figure 2 .
After removing, or opening and closing the top cover, the opera-
tor has 4 minutes and 15 seconds to begin programming. If the
appropriate keypads have not been pressed in that time, the con-
trol will not accept operator programming. Should this happen,
opening and closing the top cover will once again trip the switch
which allows access to the programming options.
CHM1357R_SVG
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1. Top Cover Lock
2. Top Cover
3. Top Cover Hinge
4. Peg
Figure 2
Opening the Top Cover
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Entering the Manual Mode
For programming, testing, and retrieving information from the
control, it is often necessary to enter the Manual Mode by follow-
ing the six (6) simple steps below.
For an overview the Manual Mode, refer to Entering Manual
Mode.
How to Enter the Manual Mode
1. Open the top cover. Refer to Opening the Top Cover.
2. While pressing and holding the #4 keypad with one hand,
press the #1 keypad with the other hand.
3. The display will show rAPd.
4. Press the #3 (∧) or the #6 (∨) keypad to scroll through the op-
tions until the desired option appears in the display.
5. Press the START (enter) keypad.
Manual Mode is broken into three (3) groups: Manual Program-
ming, Manual Rapid Advance and Manual Diagnostics. Manual
Programming can only be turned on or off with an external de-
vice. Refer to the appropriate instruction manual. Manual Rapid
Advance can be turned on and off using an external device or by
manual programming (refer to Manual Rapid Advance (Enable/
Disable) rAEn of Programming Control).
By default, all groups are turned on.
The manual features available in each group are as follows (the
menu displayed on the display in this mode is in parentheses).
•Manual Programming
•Manual Programming (Prog)
•Manual Read Audit (AUdt)
•Manual Reset (rSEt)
•Manual Rapid Advance
•Rapid Advance (rAPd)
•Manual Diagnostics
•Manual Diagnostic Tests (diAg)
If a group is turned off, the display will change from the selected
feature to oFF when the START (enter) keypad is pressed and an
audio signal will sound for one (1) second. The display will then
return to the selected feature. The features in the group cannot be
entered.
Entering the Manual Mode
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>
To enter a programming
option, press the START (enter)
keypad. To exit, press the
#5 ( ) keypad.
>
CHM1337R_SVG
Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( )
keypad to scroll through
the Manual Mode
options.
Manual Mode : Enter by opening
top cover. Then press #4 and #1
keypads pads at same time.
“rAPd”
Rapid Advance
“Prog”
Manual
Programming
“AUdt”
Manual Read
Audit
“rSEt”
Manual Reset
“dIAg”
Diagnostic
Tests
Press the START (enter) keypad to
begin Rapid Advance cycle and
to advance through cycle steps.
Press the START (enter) keypad to
enter Manual Programming.
Refer to Manual
Programming flowchart.
“CyC”
Total machine cycles
Press the
START keypad.
Press the
START (enter) keypad
to reset control.
Press the START (enter) keypad to
enter Diagnostic Tests. Refer to
Diagnostic Tests flowchart.
Press the START (enter)
keypad to read audit.
“rCyC”
Total rapid
advance cycles
Press the START (enter)
keypad to read audit.
Figure 3
How to Exit Programming Feature
Press the #5 (<) keypad until the control returns to Start Mode.
Entering the Manual Mode
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Programming Control
What Can Be Programmed?
This feature allows the owner to program cycle parameters and
other features by using the keypads. The control must have the
Manual Programming Mode enabled, which is the factory de-
fault. This mode can only be turned oFF and on by using an ex-
ternal device. Refer to this section when programming the con-
trol.
This section offers a detailed description of all available program-
mable options.
Each description includes instructions on when and why the op-
tion might be used and, more importantly, how to program the
option.
For more advanced users, see the quick reference list (refer to Ta-
ble 1 ) and programming flowcharts (refer to Programming Flow-
charts) for the options available through the programming mode.
NOTE: The codes in the Option Display column of Table
1 are what will show in the display when that option is
selected.
Programmable Options Available
Option
Number
Option Dis-
play Description Default Value Value Range
1dCYC Default Cycle 5 1-9
2AUd Audio Signal 29* 0-31
3Err- Errors — —
a. E FL Fill Errors on on/oFF
b. E dr Drain Error on on/oFF
c. E Ub Unbalance Error Display on on/oFF
d. E oP Open Thermister Error Dis-
play
on on/oFF
e. E SH Shorted Thermistor Error Dis-
play
on on/oFF
f. E Ht Heat Error Display (Heater
only)
on on/oFF
g. LEr Water Leak Detection Error — —
1. LEr1 Water Leak Detection During
a Machine Cycle (On/Off)
oFF on/oFF
3. LEr3 Number of cycles between
Leak Detection Test
0* 0-127
h. E Sd Slow Drain Detection oFF on/oFF
4CyC- Cycle Programming ** —
a. AgIt Cycle Agitate — —
1. tyPE Agitate Type ** 1-2
2. ASPd Agitate Speed (VFD only) ** Lo/rEg
Table 1 continues...
Programming Control
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Option
Number
Option Dis-
play Description Default Value Value Range
b. SEg- Cycle Segment Program-
ming
—1-8*
1. SgEn Segment Enable/Disable ** on/oFF
2. FILL Fill Step — —
a. FLEn Fill Step Enable/Disable ** on/oFF
b. FLEU Fill Level ** HI/nEd/Lo
c. tEnP Fill Temperature ** CoLd/Uarn/Hot
3. SUPL Supply Step — —
a. SUEn Supply Step Enable/Disable ** on/oFF
b. dISP Dispenser Options ** Design 1 models: display
will show Cx (compartment-
oriented) or Sx (supply-ori-
ented), depending on how
option 5 (Supply/Compart-
ment Dispenser Program-
ming) is programmed.
Design 2 and 3 models:
Compartment and Supply
dispensing is programmed
separately.
Press START (enter) key-
pad to access options.
(1) C2 orS1 Compartment #2/Supply #1
(Design 1 models)
** on/oFF
(2) C3 or S2 Compartment #3/Supply #2
(Design 1 models)
** on/oFF
(3) C4 or S3 Compartment #4/Supply #3
(Design 1 models)
** on/oFF
(4) S4 Supply #4 (Design 1 models) ** on/oFF
(1) C2 Compartment #2 (Design 2
and 3 models)
** on/oFF
(2) C3 Compartment #3 (Design 2
and 3 models)
** on/oFF
(3) C4 Compartment #4 (Design 2
and 3 models)
** on/oFF
(4) S1 Supply #1 (Design 2 and 3
models)
** on/oFF
Table 1 continues...
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Option
Number
Option Dis-
play Description Default Value Value Range
(5) S2 Supply #2 (Design 2 and 3
models)
** on/oFF
(6) S3 Supply #3 (Design 2 and 3
models)
** on/oFF
(7) S4 Supply #4 (Design 2 and 3
models)
** on/oFF
c. SdUr Supply Duration ** Press START (enter) keypad
to access options
(1) SEC Seconds ** 0-59
(2) nIn Minutes ** 0-9
4. AgSt Agitate Step — —
a. AgEn Agitate Step Enable/Disable ** on/oFF
b. AdUr Agitate Duration (in minutes) ** 1-30
c. HEAt Heat in Agitate (if heater is
present)
** oFF/1/2**
5. drAn Drain Step — —
a. SPEn Extract Step Enable/Disable ** on/oFF
b. SSEC Extract Seconds ** 0-59
c. SnIn Extract Minutes ** Intermediate Extract:
Min. Step Time = 30 sec-
onds
Max. Step Time = 3:59 mi-
nutes
Final Extract:
Min. Step Time = 30 sec-
onds
Max. Step Time = 9:59 mi-
nutes
d. SSPd Extract Speed (VFD only) ** 1-3* (Design 1)
1-6* (Design 2 and 3)
c. Cnin Cycle Time 0* 0-255 minutes
5SUPC Supply/Compartment Dis-
penser Programming (De-
sign 1 models only)
C (Compartment) C (Compartment)
S (Supply Dispenser)
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Option
Number
Option Dis-
play Description Default Value Value Range
6bALr Number of Balance Retries
(VFD only)
Design 1: 3
Design 2 and 3: 1
1-7
7IrA IR Access (Enable/Disable) on on/oFF
8t FC Fahrenheit/Celsius FAHr (Fahrenheit) FAHr (Fahrenheit)
CEL (Celsius)
9FH Hot Water Temperature 140°F [60°C] 35°F-194°F [2°C-90°C]
10 FHC Warm Water Temperature 100°F [38°C] 35°F-194°F [2°C-90°C]
11 FC Cold Water Temperature 35°F [2°C] 35°F-194°F [2°C-90°C]
12 Codn Cooldown Enable/Tempera-
ture
oFF oFF
50°F - 160°F [10°C - 71°C]
13 PtEn Production Test Cycle (Ena-
ble/Disable)
on on/oFF
14 rAEn Manual Rapid Advance
(Enable/Disable)
on on/oFF
15 nCtd No Cycle Time Display oFF on/oFF
16 PCtd Programmable Cycle Time
Display
oFF on/oFF
17 SdAd Slow Drain Detection Adjust 0* 0-255 seconds
*Refer to programming section for value definition.
**Refer to the Default Cycles for default cycle setting information.
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