Speed Queen SFNLXFSP301AW01 Front-Load Parts Diagram

Frontload Washer

FLW16R

Refer to Page 4 for Model Numbers

Programming

Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.

(If this machine changes ownership, this manual must accompany machine.)

Part No. 802952R5

November 2011

NOTE: The WARNING and IMPORTANT

Failure to install, maintain, and/or operate this machine according to the manufacturer's instructions may result in conditions which can produce bodily injury and/or property damage.

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WARNING

instructions appearing in this manual are not meant to cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood that common sense, caution, and carefulness are factors which cannot be built into these washers. These factors MUST BE supplied by the person(s) installing, maintaining, or operating the washer.

Always contact the distributor, service agent, or the manufacturer about any problems or conditions you do not understand.

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Table of

Contents

Model Identification ........................................................................... 4

Preliminary Information.................................................................... 5

About the Control ................................................................................. 5

Glossary of Terms................................................................................. 5

Power Failure Recovery ....................................................................... 5

Communications ................................................................................... 5

Control Identification......................................................................... 6

Select Cycle Pads.................................................................................. 6

Select Wash Temp Pads........................................................................ 6

Soil Level Pad....................................................................................... 6

Display Identification ......................................................................... 7

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) ............................................................. 7

Washer Operation .............................................................................. 8

Start Up................................................................................................. 8

Ready Mode.......................................................................................... 8

Partial Vend Mode................................................................................ 8

Additional Vend Mode ......................................................................... 8

Start Mode ............................................................................................ 8

End of Cycle Mode............................................................................... 8

Cycle Sequence..................................................................................... 8

Closing Washer Door ........................................................................... 8

Signals................................................................................................... 9

Changing Cycles................................................................................... 9

Special Features .................................................................................. 10

Programming Control ........................................................................... 10

Collecting Audit Information ............................................................... 10

Testing Machine and Control Functions............................................... 10

Rapid Advance Feature......................................................................... 10

Clearing the Vend Feature .................................................................... 10

Communications Mode......................................................................... 10

Coin Drop ............................................................................................. 10

Start Pulse Operation ............................................................................ 10

Service Door and Coin Vault Openings ............................................... 11

Break-In Alarm..................................................................................... 11

Special Vend......................................................................................... 11

OPL Mode ............................................................................................ 11

Drop-Off Mode..................................................................................... 11

Low Power/Auto-Shutdown Option..................................................... 11

Opening the Service Door .................................................................. 12

Entering the Manual Mode................................................................ 13

How to Enter the Manual Mode ........................................................... 13

Manual Diagnostics .............................................................................. 13

Programming Control ........................................................................ 15

What Can Be Programmed? ................................................................. 15

Programmable Options Available......................................................... 15

1. Vend Price #1 “AtS1”.................................................................. 24

2. Coin #1 Value “dEn1” ................................................................. 25

3. Coin #2 Value “dEn2” ................................................................. 26

4. Start Pulse Value “PLSE”............................................................ 27

5. Start Pulse Mode “PLSn”............................................................. 28

6. Available Type “AtyP” ................................................................ 29

7. Default Cycle “dCYC” ................................................................ 30

means without the expressed written consent of the publisher.

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8. OPL Mode “oPL” ........................................................................ 31

9. Audio Signal “AUd” .................................................................... 31

10. Card Reader Display Control “CArd” ......................................... 34

11. Error Code Programming “Err” ................................................... 35

12. Cycle Programming “CyC-” ........................................................ 36

13. Vend Price #2 “AtS2”.................................................................. 41

14. Vend Price #3 “AtS3”.................................................................. 42

15. Vend Price #4 “AtS4”.................................................................. 43

16. Vend Price #5 “AtS5”.................................................................. 44

17. Vend Price #6 “AtS6”.................................................................. 45

18. Vend Price #7 “AtS7”.................................................................. 46

19. Vend Price #8 “AtS8”.................................................................. 47

20. Vend Price #9 “AtS9”.................................................................. 48

21. Set Real-Time Clock “rtC-”......................................................... 49

22. Special Vend A Data “SPA-” ...................................................... 50

23. Special Vend B Days Enable “SPb-”........................................... 70

24. Special Vend C Days Enable “SPC-” .......................................... 70

25. Special Vend D Days Enable “SPd-”........................................... 71

26. Cycle Modifier Programming “CnP-” ......................................... 72

27. Cycle Time Display “PCt-”

(software version “S 02” or higher only)..................................... 77

28. Drop Off Mode (On/Off) “droP” ................................................. 79

29. Low Power/Auto Shutdown A Days Enable “LPSA” ................. 79

30. Low Power/Auto Shutdown B Days Enable “LPSb” .................. 80

31. Low Power/Auto Shutdown C Days Enable “LPSC”.................. 80

32. Low Power/Auto Shutdown D Days Enable “LPSd” .................. 81

33. Power Fail Reset “PFr”................................................................ 81

34. IR Access (On/Off) “IrA”............................................................ 83

35. Manual Rapid Advance (On/Off) “rAEn” ................................... 83

36. Manual Diagnostics (On/Off) “dAEn” ........................................ 84

37. Production Test Cycle (On/Off) “PtEn” ...................................... 84

Collecting Audit Information ............................................................ 85

Manual Reset....................................................................................... 86

Testing Machine and

Electronic Control Functions............................................................. 87

Diagnostic Test Descriptions................................................................ 90

Production Test Cycle........................................................................... 93

Error Codes......................................................................................... 96

Rapid Advance Feature...................................................................... 98

Clear Vend Feature ............................................................................ 99

Power Fail Recovery........................................................................... 100

Communications Mode ...................................................................... 101

Infra-red Communications.................................................................... 101

Card Reader Communications

(Card Models Only)............................................................................ 101

Network Communications.................................................................... 101

Default Cycle Time ............................................................................. 102

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Model Identification

Information in this manual is applicable to these washer models:

HFNLEFSP111CW01 SFNLXFSP301AW01

HFNLEFSP111CWNA SFNLXRSP111TW02

HFNLERSP111CW01 SFNLXRSP111TW07

HFNLERSP111CWNA SFNLYFJP111TW01

HFNLXFSP111CN01 SFNLYFSG111TN01

HFNLXFSP111CW01 SFNLYFSG111TW01

HFNLXRSP111CW01 SFNLYFSG111TWNA

HFNLYFSP111CW01 SFNLYFSP111TN01

HFNLYFSP111CWNA SFNLYFSP111TW01

HFNLYRSP111CW01 SFNLYFSP111TWNA

HFNLYRSP111CWNA SFNLYRSP111TW01

HFNNXFSP111CW01 SFNLYRSP111TWNA

HFNNXRSP111CW01 SFNWCFSP111TN01

HTELXFSP281CW01 SFNWYFSP111TN01

HTELXFSP291CW01 SFNNCFSG111TN01

HTELYFSP281CW01 SFNNCFSP111TN01

HTELYFSP291CW01 SFNNCFSP111TW01

HTENXFSP281CW01 SFNNCRSP111TW01

HTENXFSP291CW01 SFNNCRSP111TW02

HTENYFSP281CW01 SFNNXRSP111TW02

HTENYFSP291CW01 SFNNYRSP111TW01

HTGLXFSP091CW01 SFNWCFSG111TN01

HTGNXFSP091CW01 SFNWYFSG111TN01

RFNLYFSP111CW01 STELCFSP171TW01

SFNLCFJP111TW01 STELXFSP171TW01

SFNLCFSG111TWNA STELYFSP171TW01

SFNLCFSG111TN01 STENCFSP171TW01

SFNLCFSG111TQ01 STENXFSP171TW01

SFNLCFSG111TW01 STENYFSP171TW01

SFNLCFSP111TN01 STGLCFSP111TW01

SFNLCFSP111TQ01 STGLCFSP111TWNA

SFNLCFSP111TW01 STGLXFSG111TW01

SFNLCFSP111TWNA STGLXFSP111TW01

SFNLCRSP111TW01 STGLYFSP111TW01

SFNLCRSP111TW02 STGLYFSP111TWNA

SFNLCRSP111TW07 STGNCFSP111TW01

SFNLCRSP111TWNA STGNXFSG111TW01

SFNLXFSG111TW01 STGNXFSP111TW01

SFNLXFSP111TN01 STGNYFSP111TW01

SFNLXFSP111TW01

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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, set vend prices, retrieve audit information, run diagnostic tests, program special vend features and other programmable features. Refer to Programming Control for a list of features. Washers shipped from the factory have a default cycle and wash temperature setting of PERM PRESS and WARM built in. However, the owner can change the default cycle, or any cycle, as needs permit.

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 programmed until the electrical power is restored.

IMPORTANT: It is extremely important that the washer has a good ground connection and that all mechanical and electrical connections to the control are made before applying power to or operating the washer.

Glossary of Terms

If the length of the power failure is greater than the POWER FAIL RESET time, the control will end the cycle and the display will revert back to the ready mode. On drain pump models, if the wash basket is full of water, the control will move to a Delicate final high speed spin and prompt the user to press the START pad. Once the START pad is pressed, the control will spin out the cycle.

Communications

The control may be programmed manually, by infrared communication with an external device or by the network. A limited number of features can be programmed by a card reader.

Infra-red Communications (Optional)

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 options available to the owner. However, it is not required to program and operate the washer. 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 approved PDAs and other external devices.

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, the cycle status is saved in memory. When the power recovers, the washer will resume into the previously active cycle if so programmed by the owner.

The owner may program a special feature called POWER FAIL RESET which sets a maximum power failure duration. To program this feature, refer to Programming Control, option 33.

Serial Card Reader Communications (Card Models Only)

The control will accept communication with a serial card reader in order to perform vending transactions when a card is inserted to pay for cycles. The card reader can also allow the owner to program a limited number of features and collect audit information.

For detailed information on the serial card reader communications, refer to instructions included with the card reader.

Network Communications

The control will also accept communication with a network interface board which allows the control to be linked to a personal computer. This network link allows an owner to program, collect data, and run diagnostics on any machine.

For detailed information on network communications, refer to the network instructions.

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Control Identification

Electronic Control

Select Cycle Pads (Refer to Figure 1)

SELECT CYCLE pads are used to select the specific washer cycle. These pads include NORMAL, PERM PRESS, and DELICATES/BULKY. These pads allow the user to select a cycle other than the default cycle (PERM PRESS). The SELECT CYCLE keypads are not active after the first fill step of the cycle. The selected cycle is indicated by the light (LED) on the pad. Pressing the flashing START pad will confirm the selection and the cycle will begin. When the card reader is used, pressing the START pad will start the cycle and deduct the vend price from the card.

Select Wash Temp Pads (Refer to Figure 1)

SELECT WASH TEMP pads are used to select the temperature of the water used for the wash fill. These pads include HOT, WARM, and COLD. These pads allow the user to select a water temperature other than the default setting (WARM). The SELECT WASH TEMP pads are active only during the first fill step of the cycle. The selected temperature is indicated by the light (LED) on the pad.

Both the SELECT WASH TEMP pads and the SELECT CYCLE pads are used in various combinations for programming cycles, retrieving audit information, running diagnostic tests, and other operations. These instructions cover the manual programming and data retrieval options.

Soil Level Pad (Refer to Figure 1)

The SOIL LEVEL pad is used to select cycle modifier options. The LIGHT option is the default and indicates no cycle modifiers are active. The MEDIUM and HEAVY options can be programmed to offer extra features for an added vend price. Features available include an added prewash, extra wash time, an added extra rinse, and a warm rinse temperature.

For details on programming the Soil Level option, refer to Programming Control.

1 LED Light 2 SELECT CYCLE pads (top row) 3 Four 7-Segment Digits 4 Display 5 LED Status Lights 6 SOIL LEVEL pad 7 START pad 8 SELECT WASH TEMP pads (bottom row)

Figure 1

FLW16R

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Display Identification

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) (Refer to Figure 1)

LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LEDs) are used to indicate the chosen cycle, wash temperature, cycle status and door lock information. See below for information on each LED.

CYCLE LED (NORMAL, PERM PRESS or DELICATES/BULKY)

CYCLE LED will remain lit the entire cycle.

WASH TEMP LED (HOT, WARM or COLD)

WASH TEMP LED will remain on until the end of the cycle or will change to show the rinse temperature if programmed to do so.

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.

INSERT COINS/CARD LED

INSERT COINS/CARD LED prompts the user for coins or a card to satisfy the vend price. Four digits show the vend price remaining to be satisfied. The vend price displayed will decrease with each coin inserted. If new options are selected during the first fill step of the wash cycle and it requires additional vend, the INSERT COINS/CARD light will flash one (1) second on and one (1) second off, and the display will show the vend price remaining to be satisfied.

DOOR LED

DOOR LED is lit whenever the door is locked. The door can’t be opened when this LED is lit.

LIGHT LED

LIGHT LED is lit when the Light soil level is selected.

MEDIUM LED

MEDIUM LED is lit when the Medium soil level is selected.

HEAVY LED

HEAVY LED is lit when the Heavy soil level is selected.

Four 7-Segment Digits

The 7-SEGMENT DIGITS are used to display the time remaining in a cycle, vend price, 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).

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Washer Operation

Start Up

When power is applied to the washer, the control will display its software version as “S XX” (“XX” is the version number) for one second. If the control was not powered down during a running cycle, it will enter the Ready Mode.

Ready Mode

In this mode of operation the display shows the current selected cycle, temperature and soil level, and the full current vend price for that cycle. The INSERT COINS/ CARD LED is lit.

To start the cycle, the user must satisfy the vend price and then press the START keypad.

The user will be able to select a different cycle, soil level or wash water temperature by pressing a cycle pad when the machine is in the ready mode or in the first fill step.

Partial Vend Mode

The control enters this mode when part of the vend price has been entered, but not enough vend is entered to satisfy the vend price. The control will display the remaining vend price needed to start the cycle and the INSERT COINS/CARD LED is lit.

Additional Vend Mode

The control enters this mode if the first fill was interrupted to change a cycle, temperature or soil level that requires more money. If the vend price is not satisfied within 1 minute, the washer control will go back to the first selection and the cycle will continue. After the first fill, all key presses will be ignored, allowing the washer to go through the complete cycle.

Start Mode

The control enters this mode when the full vend price is satisfied, the vend price is zero or the control is in OPL Mode. The START pad LED will flash one (1) second on and one (1) second off. If Start Mode is entered because the vend price is satisfied or the control is in OPL Mode, the display will show “PUSH” for one second, “Strt” for one second and the current cycle time for one second. If Start Mode is entered because the vend price is zero, the display will show “FREE”. When first entering Start Mode, a signal will sound for one (1) second on and one (1) second off for 10 seconds if Signal for Start is enabled.

After pressing the START 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 washer door is opened, a key is pressed, or a coin/card is entered. When one of these three options occurs, the display will revert back to the ready 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 cycle will be added to the total coin counter, but the user will not be able to change cycles or water temperature.

Closing Washer Door

If the door is not closed when the vend price is satisfied, “door” will be displayed until the door is closed. Once door is closed, the START pad must be pressed to lock door and start the cycle. If the door does not lock within 15 seconds of being closed, “E dL” will be displayed, indicating a door lock error, while the door continues to try to lock.

If the door locks after 15 seconds, the door lock error will clear and the cycle will continue normally.

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Washer Operation

Signals

There are five options when a signal can be used during the washer operation. These five options 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.

3. Signal On Coin Input/Card Insertion By default, this signal is turned on and will sound for a quarter of a second each time a coin or card is entered.

4. Signal for Card Removal (Card Models Only) By default, this signal is turned on and will sound one second on and one second off when the control is prompting for card removal.

5. Signal for Start By default, this signal is turned on and will sound one second on and one second off for 10 seconds after vend price has been satisfied.

NOTE: Refer to Programming Control to program signal options.

Changing Cycles

Cycles and wash temperatures can be changed anytime during the first fill step. After the first fill step, all key presses are ignored.

Selecting a higher priced cycle, wash temperature or soil level will pause the first fill step, and INSERT COINS/ CARD will flash one (1) second on and one (1) second off until the vend price has been satisfied. After the vend price has been satisfied, the cycle will continue with the new selections. If the vend price is not satisfied within 1 minute, the washer control will go back to the previously set cycle, wash temperature and soil level.

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Special Features

Programming Control

The control allows the washer owner to program the control with the use of the keypad. Cycle and vend options may be programmed, audit information may be viewed and diagnostic tests may be run by pressing combinations of the Select Cycle and Select Wash Temp pads.

For details on programming cycle and vend options, refer to Programming Control.

Collecting Audit Information

The control will store audit information in its memory that can be retrieved by pressing various combinations of Select Cycle and Select Wash Temp pads. The control will record coins entered, total machine cycles, and total start pulses.

For more information on the audit features, refer to Collecting Audit Information.

NOTE: Additional audit information is retrievable with an external device, the card reader and the network. 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 service door and then pressing various sequences of Select Cycle and Select Wash Temp pads, the owner may perform the following tests:

 Control Software Version Number  Service Door Opening Test  Coin Vault Opening Test  Coin Drop #1 Input Test  Coin Drop #2 Input Test  Door Switch Input Test  Door Lock Switch Input Test  Pump/Gravity Drain Test  Show Fill Time Test  Start Pulse Test  Configuration #1 Display Test  Configuration #2 Display Test

For detailed information on running diagnostic tests, refer to Testing Machine and Control Functions.

Rapid Advance Feature

This feature allows the user to quickly advance through active cycles or advance into a cycle from the ready mode. This feature is useful when tests must be performed immediately on a washer currently in an active cycle. In this case, the user can quickly advance through the cycles to the ready mode. At this point, the user can perform the required tests and then return the washer to the point it was interrupted.

For detailed information on using the Rapid Advance feature, refer to Rapid Advance Feature.

Clearing the Vend Feature

This feature allows the user to return the control back to the ready mode if coins have been entered but the full vend price has not yet been satisfied.

For more information on using the Clear Vend feature, refer to Clear Vend Feature.

Communications Mode

This feature allows the washer control to communicate with an external device, the card reader, or the network. This allows the washer 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 Mode.

Coin Drop

The control will accept pulses from a single or dual coin drop to satisfy vend price. Each coin drop will have the ability to start a cycle.

Start Pulse Operation

The control will accept pulses from optional payment systems. The machine can be programmed to receive a single start pulse or multiple start pulses, or the Start Pulse Option can be turned off. The Start Pulse Mode allows the machine to go from the Ready Mode to the Start Mode after a single pulse or multiple pulses are received.

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Special Features

Service Door and Coin Vault Openings

The control will capture the times and dates of the openings of the Coin Vault and the Service Door. The information is saved in memory. An open service door combined with various keypad presses allows the control to enter manual modes of operation if the Break-In Alarm is not on. These modes include Manual Programming, Audit Collection and Diagnostics.

Break-In Alarm

This feature allows the owner to program the machine to signal a network alarm, cause a machine alarm or shut down the machine if the service door or coin vault is opened without disabling the alarm first. The date and time of the break-in is recorded. To avoid the alarm during coin collections, the alarm must be turned off or temporarily disabled by pressing the two programmed keys.

The alarm is turned off by default. The alarm can be turned on by programming the control with an external device or network.

Special Vend

OPL Mode

This feature allows the user to start a cycle without satisfying the vend price.

For details on enabling OPL Mode, refer to Programming Control.

Drop-Off Mode

This feature allows the owner to limit machine use to an attendant without requiring vend. Starting the machine will require the correct sequence of four keypad presses as programmed by an external device, card reader or network.

For details on enabling Drop-Off Mode, refer to Programming Control.

Low Power/Auto-Shutdown Option

This feature allows the owner to program the control to shut down or enter a low power consumption mode based on programmable times and dates if either of these options are enabled.

For details on programming the Low Power/AutoShutdown option, refer to Programming Control.

This feature allows the owner to program the control to allow programmable vend prices for specific hours and dates.

For details on programming Special Vend, refer to Programming Control.

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Opening the Service Door

FLW31R

W521I

FLW6R

Coin/Card Front Control Washers

Coin/Card Stacked Washer and Dryers

Card Rear Control Washers

Coin Rear Control Washers

Stacked Washers and Dryers, Front Control Washers and Coin Rear Control Washers

Manual programming requires the user to open and close the service door. Opening and closing the service door trips a switch allowing access to various programming options, diagnostics, and audit capabilities.

The service door is located in the control panel on the Stacked Washer and Dryers and Front Control Washers. On Rear Control Washers, the service door is located on the top of the meter case. Refer to Figure 2.

After opening and closing the service door, the programmer has 4.25 minutes to begin programming. If a keypad has not been pressed in that time, the control will revert back to the Ready Mode. Refer to Figure 2.

NOTE: If the Break-In Alarm option is enabled, it must be turned off or disabled by pressing the two programmed keys before opening service door. For more information on using the Break-In Alarm, refer to the external device or network software instructions.

Rear Control Washers with Card Reader

Manual programming requires the user to remove the control panel and unplug the bullet connector located between the “white/black” and “red/blue” wires. This will allow the user to access various programming options, diagnostics, and audit capabilities. Refer to Figure 2.

1 Service Door 2 Control Panel

FLW31R, FLW32R, W521I, FLW6R

Figure 2

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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 following the four simple steps below.

For an overview of entering the manual mode, refer to the flowchart on the following page.

How to Enter the Manual Mode

1. If accessing Diagnostic Tests, be sure the washer is in the Ready Mode before continuing to step 2. If the washer is in an active cycle, rapid advance through the cycle. Refer to the Rapid Advance Feature. If coins or a card has been entered, refer to Clear Vend Feature.

2. Open the service door. Refer to Opening the Service Door.

NOTE: The coin vault switch must be closed to enter Manual Mode.

3. While pressing and holding the NORMAL keypad with one hand, press the HOT keypad with the other hand.

4. The display will show “rAPd”.

5. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to scroll through the options until the desired option appears in the display.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad.

NOTE: After entering Manual Mode, if no keypads are pressed for 4.25 minutes, the control will return to the previous mode of operation.

Manual Mode is broken into three groups: Manual Programming, Manual Rapid Advance and Manual Diagnostics. Manual Programming can only be turned on or off with an external device or the network. Refer to the appropriate instruction manual. Manual Rapid Advance and Manual Diagnostics can be turned on and off using an external device, by manual programming (refer to options 35 and 36 of Programming Control), or with the network.

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 pad is pressed and an audio signal will sound for one second. The display will then return to the selected feature. The features in the group cannot be entered.

7. To exit, press the WARM (<) keypad. The control will revert back to Ready Mode

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Entering the Manual Mode

Manual Mode: Enter by opening and closing service door. Then press NORMAL and HOT keypads pads at same time.

"rAPd"

Rapid Advance

"Prog"

Manual

Programming

"AUdt"

Manual Read

Audit

"rSEt"

Manual Reset

"dIAg"

Diagnostic

Tests

Press the START keypad.

Press the DELICATES/BULKY or the COLD keypad to scroll through the Manual Mode options.

Press the START keypad to begin Rapid Advance cycle and to advance through cycle steps.

Press the START keypad to enter Manual Programming. Refer to Manual Programming flowchart.

"CyC"

Total machine cycles

"CoI1"

Total coins #1

"PLSE"

Total start pulses

"CoI2"

Total coins #2

Press the DELICATES/ BULKY or the COLD keypad to scroll through the Audit options.

Press the START keypad.

Press the START keypad to reset control.

Press the START keypad to enter Diagnostic Tests. Refer to Diagnostic Tests flowchart.

FLW33R

Press the START (enter) keypad to read audit.

FLW33R

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Programming Control

What Can Be Programmed?

Each description includes instructions on when and why the option might be used and, more importantly,

This feature allows the owner to program cycle information, standard vend pricing, special vends and other features by using the keypads. The control must have the Manual Programming Mode enabled, which is the factory default. This mode can only be turned “OFF” and “ON” by using an external device or the network. Refer to this section when programming the

how to program the option.

For an overview of the programming organization, refer to the flowcharts on the following pages.

For more advanced users, a quick reference list of the options available through the programming mode is located on this page.

control.

This section offers a detailed description of all 36 options available to program.

NOTE: The letters and numbers in the Option Display column of the Programmable Options List are what will be shown in the display when that option is selected.

Programmable Options Available

Option

Number

1“AtS1” Vend Price #1 200 0 - 65,535

2“dEn1” Coin #1 Value 25 1 - 65,535

3“dEn2” Coin #2 Value 100 1 - 65,535

4“PLSE” Start Pulse Value 25 1 - 65,535

5“PLSn” Start Pulse Mode oFF oFF, 128, 192

6“AtyP” Available Type 0 *0 - 3; 0 - 7

7“dCYC” Default Cycle 5 1 - 9

8“oPL” OPL Mode oFF on/oFF

9“AUd” Audio Signal 29 0 - 31

10 “CArd” Card Reader Display Control oFF on/oFF

11 “Err” Errors — —

a“CErr” Coin Error Parameters — —

b“E FL” Fill Error on on/oFF

c“E Ub” Unbalance Error on on/oFF

12 “CyC-” Cycle Programming Refer to option 12

13 “AtS2” Vend Price #2 200 0 - 65,535

14 “AtS3” Vend Price #3 200 0 - 65,535

15 “AtS4” Vend Price #4 200 0 - 65,535

16 “AtS5” Vend Price #5 200 0 - 65,535

17 “AtS6” Vend Price #6 200 0 - 65,535

18 “AtS7” Vend Price #7 200 0 - 65,535

19 “AtS8” Vend Price #8 200 0 - 65,535

*0 - 7 available in software version “S 07” or higher only.

Option

Display

1“CEr1” Coin Error on on/oFF

2“CEr2” Coin Error Penalty oFF on/oFF

3“CEr3” Coin Drops Header Present Error on on/oFF

Description Factory Default Value Range

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Option

Number

Option

Display

Description Factory Default Value Range

20 “AtS9” Vend Price #9 200 0 - 65,535

21 “rtC-” Real Time Clock — —

a“rtC1” Set Real Time Clock Minutes — —

b“rtC2” Set Real Time Clock Hours — —

c“rtC3” Set Real Time Clock Day — —

d“rtC4” Set Real Time Clock Date — —

e“rtC5” Set Real Time Clock Month — —

f“rtC6” Set Real Time Clock Year — —

g“rtC7” Daylight Savings Option on on/oFF

22 “SPA-” Special Vend A data - -

a“SA01” Special Vend A Days Enable 0 Refer to Table 10

b“SA02” Special Vend A Start Hour 0 0 - 23

c“SA03” Special Vend A Start Minute 0 0 - 59

d“SA04” Special Vend A Length in Hours 0 0 - 24

e“SA05” Special Vend A Start Month 0 0 - 12

f“SA06” Special Vend A Start Date 0 0 - 31

g“SA07” Special Vend A Start Year 0 0 - 99

h“SA08” Special Vend A End Month 0 0 - 12

i“SA09” Special Vend A End Date 0 0 - 31

j“SA10” Special Vend A End Year 0 0 - 99

k“SA11” Special Vend A Price #1 0 0 - 65,535

l“SA12” Special Vend A Price #2 0 0 - 65,535

m“SA13” Special Vend A Price #3 0 0 - 65,535

n“SA14” Special Vend A Price #4 0 0 - 65,535

o“SA15” Special Vend A Price #5 0 0 - 65,535

p“SA16” Special Vend A Price #6 0 0 - 65,535

q“SA17” Special Vend A Price #7 0 0 - 65,535

r“SA18” Special Vend A Price #8 0 0 - 65,535

s“SA19” Special Vend A Price #9 0 0 - 65,535

t“SA20” Special Vend A Added Wash #4 Fill/

00 - 15

Agitate Time

u“SA21

” Special Vend A Subtracted Wash #4 Fill/

00 - 15

Agitate Time

23 “SPb-” Special Vend B Days Enable

oFF on/oFF

(On/Off)

24 “SPC-” Special Vend C Days Enable

oFF on/oFF

(On/Off)

25 “SPd-” Special Vend D Days Enable

oFF on/oFF

(On/Off)

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Option

Number

Option

Display

Description Factory Default Value Range

26 “CnP-” Cycle Modifier Programming — —

a“CnP1” Cycle Modifier Medium Price 25 0 - 65,535

b“CnP2” Cycle Modifier Heavy Price 50 0 - 65,535

c“CnP3” Cycle Modifier Medium Option 2 0 - 15

d“CnP4” Cycle Modifier Heavy Option 3 0 - 15

e“CnP5” Cycle Modifier Added Wash Time 2 0 - 15

*f “CnP6” Default Cycle Modifier 0 0 - 2

*27 “PCt-” Cycle Time Display — —

*a “PCtE” Cycle Time Display Enable oFF on/oFF

*b “PCt1” Cycle #1 Time 34 0 - 255

*c “PCt2” Cycle #2 Time 34 0 - 255

*d “PCt3” Cycle #3 Time 32 0 - 255

28 “droP” Drop Off Mode (On/Off) oFF on/oFF

29 “LPSA” Low Power/Auto Shutdown A Days

oFF on/oFF

Enable (On/Off)

30 “LPSb” Low Power/Auto Shutdown B Days

oFF on/oFF

Enable (On/Off)

31 “LPSC” Low Power/Auto Shutdown C Days

oFF on/oFF

Enable (On/Off)

32 “LPSd” Low Power/Auto Shutdown D Days

oFF on/oFF

Enable (On/Off)

33 “PFr” Power Fail Reset oFF oFF/133 - 255

34 “IrA” IR Access (On/Off) on on/oFF

35 “rAEn” Manual Rapid Advance (On/Off) on on/oFF

36 “dAEn” Manual Diagnostics (On/Off) on on/oFF

37 “PtEn” Production Test Cycle (On/Off) on on/oFF

* This option available in software version “S 02” or higher only.

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"AtS1"

Vend Price #1

"dEn1"

Coin #1 Value

"dEn2"

Coin #2 Value

"PLSE"

Start Pulse Value

"PLSn"

Start Pulse Mode

Press the START keypad.

Press the DELICATES/BULKY or the COLD keypad to scroll through the programmable options.

"Prog"

Manual Programming

"AtyP"

Available Type

"dCYC"

Default Cycle

"oPL"

OPL Mode

"AUd"

Audio Signal

"CArd"

Card Reader

Display Control

"CyC-"

Cycle Programming

"Err"

Errors

To enter a programming option, press the START keypad. To exit, press the WARM keypad.

"CEr1"

Coin Error

"CEr2"

Coin Error Penalty

"CEr3"

Coin Drops Header

Present Error

"CErr"

Coin Error

Parameters

"E FL"

Fill Error

"E Ub"

Unbalance Error

Press the START keypad to enter Cycle Programming. Refer to next flowchart.

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"CyCX"

Cycle

Number 1-3

"StAX"

Cycle

Stage 1-8

"StEn"

Cycle Stage

Enable

"on" or

"oFF"

"AgIT"

Fill/Agitate Step

"AdUr" Agitate

Duration (in minutes)

1-25

"ASPd" Agitate

Speed

"rEg" = Regular

"Lo" = Low

"dISP"

Dispensers

"dEt"

Detergent/Bleach

"on" or

"oFF"

"SoFt"

Softener

"oPt"

Optional Dispenser

NOTE: This option is only for machines

factory-equipped with supply injection set-up.

"drAn"

Drain Step

"SPry"

Cold Spray

"FSPI"

Final Spin Step

"FSEn"

Final Spin

Step Enable

"SnIn"

Final Spin

Minutes

0-6

"SSPd"

Final Spin

Speed

"Lo" = Low

"nEd" = Medium

"HI" = High

"brAy"

Breakaway

Step Speed

"rEg" = Regular

"Lo" = Low

"on" or

"oFF"

"on" or

"oFF"

"on" or

"oFF"

"on" or

"oFF"

"tIFL"

Timed Fill

"on" or

"oFF"

"tHFL" Timed Hot Fill

NOTE: This option is only for models with "N"

in the fourth character of the model number

"on" or

"oFF"

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"AtS2"

Vend Price #2

"AtS3"

Vend Price #3

"AtS4"

Vend Price #4

"AtS5"

Vend Price #5

"AtS6"

Vend Price #6

Press the DELICATES/BULKY or the COLD keypad to scroll through the programmable options.

"AtS7"

Vend Price #7

"AtS8"

Vend Price #8

"AtS9"

Vend Price #9

"rtC-"

Real Time Clock

To enter a programming option, press the START keypad. To exit, press the WARM keypad.

"rtC1" Set Real Time Clock Minutes

"rtC2"

Set Real Time

Clock Hours

"rtC3" Set Real Time

Clock Day

"rtC4" Set Real Time

Clock Date

"rtC5" Set Real Time

Clock Month

"rtC6"

Set Real Time

Clock Year

"rtC7"

Daylight

Savings Option

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Press the DELICATES/BULKY or the COLD keypad to scroll through the Special Vend options.

"SPA-"

Special Vend A data

To enter a special vend option, press the START keypad. To exit, press the WARM keypad.

"SA01"

Special Vend A Days Enable

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"SA02"

Special Vend A Start Hour

"SA03"

Special Vend A Start Minute

"SA04"

Special Vend A Length in Hours

"SA05"

Special Vend A Start Month

"SA06"

Special Vend A Start Date

"SA07"

Special Vend A Start Year

"SA08"

Special Vend A End Month

"SA09"

Special Vend A End Date

"SA10"

Special Vend A End Year

"SA11"

Special Vend A Price #1

"SA12"

Special Vend A Price #2

"SA13"

Special Vend A Price #3

"SA14"

Special Vend A Price #4

"SA15"

Special Vend A Price #5

"SA16"

Special Vend A Price #6

"SA17"

Special Vend A Price #7

"SA18"

Special Vend A Price #8

"SA19"

Special Vend A Price #9

"SA20"

Special Vend A Added Wash

#4 Fill/Agitate Time

"SA21"

Special Vend A Subtracted

Wash #4 Fill/Agitate Time

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"SPb-"

Special Vend B Days Enable (On/Off)

Press the DELICATES/BULKY or the COLD keypad to scroll through the programmable options.

"CnP-"

Cycle Modifier

Programming

To enter a programming option, press the START (enter) keypad. To exit, press the WARM keypad.

"CnP1"

Cycle Modifier

Medium Price

"CnP2"

Cycle Modifier

Heavy Price

"CnP3"

Cycle Modifier

Medium Option

"CnP4"

Cycle Modifier

Heavy Option

"CnP5"

Cycle Modifier

Added Wash Time

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"SPC-"

Special Vend C Days Enable (On/Off)

"SPd-"

Special Vend D Days Enable (On/Off)

FLW49R

"PCt-"

Cycle Time Display

(software version "S 02"

or higher only)

"PCtE"

Cycle Time

Display Enable

"PCt1"

Cycle #1 Time

"PCt2"

Cycle #2 Time

"PCt3"

Cycle #3 Time

"CnP6"

Default Cycle Modifier (software

version "S 02" or higher only)

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"PFr"

Power Fail

Reset

"IrA"

IR Access

(On/Off)

"rAEn"

Manual Rapid

Advance

(On/Off)

Press the DELICATES/BULKY or the COLD keypad to scroll through the programmable options.

"dAEn" Manual

Diagnostics

(On/Off)

"PtEn"

Production Test

Cycle (On/Off)

To enter a programming option, press the START (enter) keypad. To exit, press the WARM keypad.

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"droP"

Drop Off Mode

(On/Off)

"LPSA"

Low Power/Auto Shutdown A Days

Enable (On/Off)

"LPSb"

Low Power/Auto Shutdown B Days

Enable (On/Off)

"LPSC"

Low Power/Auto Shutdown C Days

Enable (On/Off)

"LPSd"

Low Power/Auto Shutdown D Days

Enable (On/Off)

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1. Vend Price #1 “AtS1”

This option allows the owner to set the vend price for a normal/hot wash. This vend price will be shown in the display when NORMAL and HOT are selected.

How to Program the Vend Price #1

1. Control must be in Manual Mode. Refer to Entering the Manual Mode.

2. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad until “Prog” appears in the display. Press the START (enter) keypad.

3. “AtS1” will appear in the display. Press the START (enter) keypad. The NORMAL and HOT LEDs will be lit to show which cycle/temperature price is being programmed.

4. There are five digits in the Vend Price #1. The fifth digit will appear in the display and will flash one second on, one second off. Refer to Figure 3.

NOTE: If the vend price is $100.00 or more, the fifth digit is “1-6”. If the vend price is $99.99 or less, the fifth digit is “0”.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad to enter the fifth digit and display remaining four digits. The active digit will flash one second on and one second off.

NOTE: To go back to the current programmable option without changing the value, press the WARM (<) keypad.

7. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the value of the active digit and the START (enter) keypad to enter the value of the digit and advance to the next digit.

8. Press the START (enter) keypad with the last active digit. The next option, “dEn1”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “dEn1” (Coin #1 Value), refer to option 2. To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.

How to Exit Programming Feature

Press the WARM (<) keypad until the control returns to Ready Mode.

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5. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the value of the fifth digit.

NOTE: The vend price can be set from 0 to 65,535. The factory default setting is 200.

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2. Coin #1 Value “dEn1”

This option allows the owner to set a specific numerical value for a coin entered. For example, in the United States the coin value for one quarter would be measured in cents (25). Therefore, the coin value entered for one quarter would be 00025.

If the Vend Price #1 (option 1) is set for “.75”, and the Coin Value is set for “00025”, the vend price displayed will decrease by .25 for each coin entered.

How to Program Coin #1 Value

1. Control must be in Manual Mode. Refer to Entering the Manual Mode.

2. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad until “Prog” appears in the display. Press the START (enter) keypad and “AtS1” will appear in the display.

3. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “dEn1” appears in the display.

4. When “dEn1” appears in the display, press the START (enter) keypad. There are five digits in the Coin #1 Value. The fifth digit will appear in the display and will flash one second on, one second off. Refer to Figure 4.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad to enter the fifth digit and display remaining four digits. The active digit will flash one second on and one second off.

NOTE: To go back to the current programmable option without changing the value, press the WARM (<) keypad.

8. Press the START (enter) keypad with the last active digit. The next option, “dEn2”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “dEn2” (Coin #2 Value), refer to option 3. To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.

How to Exit Programming Feature

Press the WARM (<) keypad until the control returns to Ready Mode.

NOTE: If the vend price is $100.00 or more, the fifth digit is “1-6”. If the vend price is $99.99 or less, the fifth digit is “0”.

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5. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the value of the fifth digit.

NOTE: The coin value can be set from 1 to 65,535. The factory default setting is 25.

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3. Coin #2 Value “dEn2”

This option allows the owner to set a specific numerical value for a coin entered when using the dual coin drop. For example, the coin value for a dollar coin would be measured in cents (1.00). Therefore, the coin value entered for one dollar coin would be 00100.

If the Vend Price #1 (option 1) is set for “2.00”, and the Coin Value is set for “00100”, the vend price displayed will decrease by 1.00 for each dollar coin entered.

How to Program Coin #2 Value

1. Control must be in Manual Mode. Refer to Entering the Manual Mode.

2. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad until “Prog” appears in the display. Press the START (enter) keypad and “AtS1” will appear in the display.

3. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “dEn2” appears in the display.

4. When “dEn2” appears in the display, press the START (enter) keypad. There are five digits in the Coin #2 Value. The fifth digit will appear in the display and will flash one second on and one second off. Refer to Figure 5.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad to enter the fifth digit and display remaining four digits. The active digit will flash one second on and one second off.

NOTE: To go back to the current programmable option without changing the value, press the WARM (<) keypad.

8. Press the START (enter) keypad with the last active digit. The next option, “PLSE”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “PLSE” (Start Pulse Value), refer to option 4. To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.

How to Exit Programming Feature

Press the WARM (<) keypad until the control returns to Ready Mode.

NOTE: If the coin value is $100.00 or more, the fifth digit is “1-6”. If the coin value is $99.99 or less, the fifth digit is “0”.

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Figure 5

5. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the value of the fifth digit.

NOTE: The coin value can be set from 1 to 65,535. The factory default setting is 100.

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4. Start Pulse Value “PLSE”

This option allows the owner to program the value of the Start Pulse if used for multiple pulses with an aftermarket central card reader or pay system. Refer to option 5 for additional information.

How to Program Start Pulse Value

1. Control must be in Manual Mode. Refer to

Entering the Manual Mode.

2. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad until “Prog” appears in the display. Press the START (enter) keypad and “AtS1” will appear in the display.

3. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “PLSE” appears in the display.

4. When “PLSE” appears in the display, press the START (enter) keypad. There are five digits in the Start Pulse Value. The fifth digit will appear in the display and will flash one second on and one second off. Refer to Figure 6.

NOTE: If the Start Pulse Value is $100.00 or more, the fifth digit is “1-6”. If the Start Pulse Value is $99.99 or less, the fifth digit is “0”.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad to enter the fifth digit and display remaining four digits. The active digit will flash one second on and one second off.

NOTE: To go back to the current programmable option without changing the value, press the WARM (<) keypad.

8. Press the START (enter) keypad with the last active digit. The next option, “PLSn”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “PLSn” (Start Pulse Mode), refer to option 5. To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.

How to Exit Programming Feature

Press the WARM (<) keypad until the control returns to Ready Mode.

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Figure 6

5. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the value of the fifth digit.

NOTE: The Start Pulse Value can be set from 1 to 65,535. The factory default setting is 25.

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5. Start Pulse Mode “PLSn”

This option allows the owner to program the Start Pulse Input. The Start Pulse Mode can be used for after-market central pay or card systems. The central system sends the start pulse to the Start Pulse Input of the control to start the cycle. If set for single pulse, one start pulse from the central system will start the cycle. If set for multiple pulses, each pulse will deduct from the vend price value set up in option 4 (Start Pulse Va lu e) until the vend is satisfied.

How to Program Start Pulse Mode

1. Control must be in Manual Mode. Refer to Entering the Manual Mode.

2. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad until “Prog” appears in the display. Press the START (enter) keypad and “AtS1” will appear in the display.

3. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “PLSn” appears in the display.

4. When “PLSn” appears in the display, press the START (enter) keypad. “oFF” or a number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current Start Pulse Mode Programming Va l ue .

5. Locate the desired number in the first column of Table 1 below.

“PLSn”

Start Pulse

Mode Value

“oFF”* OFF OFF

128 ON Single Pulse

192 ON Multiple Pulses

* Factory default setting.

Start Pulse

ON/OFF

Table 1

Single Pulse/

Multiple Pulses

6. Press the DELICATES/BULKY ( ) or the COLD ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current number until correct.

NOTE: To go back to the current programmable option without changing the current value, press the WARM (<) keypad.

7. Press the START (enter) keypad when the correct number appears in the display. The next option, “AtyP”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “AtyP” (Available Type), refer to option 6. To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.

How to Exit Programming Feature

Press the WARM (<) keypad until the control returns to Ready Mode.

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