Technical Information
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PW 6xx7
No. Program Step Basic Options Setting Options Notes
7 Hysteresis Normal
Normal
Target temperature +0°C / -6°C in
this block
Small
Target temperature +3°C / -0°C in
this block
User-defined
Values of upper and lower limits
can be modified in 1°C steps.
Smallest permitted difference
between upper and lower limits
3°C. Standard settings:
Hysteresis off: +0°C and
Hysteresis on: -6°C. Upper
range limits: 0°C to +3°C, lower
range limits -10°C to 0°C with
smallest permissible difference
3°C.
8 Warm up
Lock symbol (if
No has been set
under Heating in
this table/ block)
or No (if Yes has
been set)
Lock symbol
No has been set under Heating
in this table/block
No Do not use any set warm-up rate
1°C/min to
10°C/min
Warm-up rate can be modified
between 1°C/min and 10°C/min in
1°C steps in this block
9
Level 1
(dependent on
the setting for
Fill type in
program header
for this
program)
Automatic load
control: 0mm
0 to 350 mm
Level 1 in mm wc (water column)
can be modified in 2 mm wc
steps. Lower limit is min. level for
heating.
Water height:
0mm
0 to 350 mm
Level 1 in mm wc (water column)
can be modified in 2 mm wc
steps. Lower limit is min. level for
heating.
Water quantity: 0
liters
0 to permitted
upper limit
Level 1 in L in 1L steps: PW 6107
max. 95L, PW 6137 max. 120L,
PW 6167 max. 125L, PW 6207
max. 152 L.
Load/Liquor
ratio: 1: 0.0 kg/l
1:0.0 kg/L, 1:0.5
kg/L, 1:1.0 kg/L,
..., to 1:20.0 kg/L
Level 1 as load/liquor ratio in 0.5
kg/L steps
10 Intake path 1 Automatic
Automatic
Depending on program block and
current water temperature in
machine, control selects which
valves to operate. In order to
save energy control will attempt
to achieve target wash tempera-
ture during first water intake, if
possible, by operating cold- and
hot-water valves alternately. For
details, see tables in Section
100-4.2.
User-defined:
Valve 1, valve 2,
valve 3, valve 4
The programmer selects No for
water inlet valves 1 to 4 or, for
each valve, 1 of 11 possible
options from K1, K2, K3, K4, K6,
KD, KH, WD, W1, W2. For
details, see tables in Section
100-4.2.
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