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• Starting or Restarting an Automatic Retard/Proof Cycle.
1. Turn on the retarder/proofer.
2. Press the “Auto/Manual” button to start the Auto cycle.
a. If the current time is between the process start times, the retarder/proofer
will begin operating the relevant process.
b. If the current time is after the “Proof” start time or before the “Hold” start
time, the retarder/proofer will “Wait”, indicated by the amber LED light in the
cycle graph below the time display.
3. The Automatic Retard/Proof cycle will always end in the proof cycle. The
retarder/proofer will continue to retard indefinitely until you turn the unit off or press
the “Auto/Manual” button to restart the Automatic Retard/Proof cycle for the next
day.
• Automatic features.
The retarder/proofer control is equipped with programmable features that manage the
use of energy and water when the unit is not being used.
1. Open Door Shutdown. If the loading door(s) are left open for an extended
period in the proofing mode only, the control assumes that the operator is not
using the unit or has finished the shift. The retarder/proofer will automatically
shut down in the same manner as when power button is pressed. The length of
time that the open door shutdown will delay can be adjusted or can be turned off
completely. The recommended setting is 10 minutes.
2. Closed Door Idle delay. If the retarder/proofer loading door(s) are left closed
during the proof cycle only for a period longer than the normal proofing cycle,
the control assumes that there is no product in the unit. Each time the doors are
opened, the delay timer is reset, and the proofer will operate as set. If the
closed-door idle delay time is exceeded, the control will continue to stay on and
control the internal temperature but will stop producing humidity. This helps to
reduce the amount of condensate on the walls and floor, extends the life of
components, as well as allowing any water treatment system to recharge, such
as a reverse osmosis system. The length of time of the delay can be adjusted
or can be turned off completely. The recommended setting is 50 minutes.
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