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Service mode is divided into 4 different parts:
Service mode (service level)
1 Service programs
2 Service information
3 Service settings
4 Delete display message
Table 100-37: Service Mode Main Level
1
Only visible under the following circumstances:
1. NTC temperature sensor plug N1L_ST6 is disconnected at the control-power module ELP 235.
2. When a personal identification-enabled communication link to the PC service program exists.
Service program subdivisions:
Service mode (service level)
1 Service program
1 Test manually
2 Test automatically
Table 100-38: Service Program Subdivisions
Service information subdivisions:
Service mode (service level)
2 Service information
1 Operating data
2 Operating faults
3 Delete operating faults
4 Machine history
Table 100-39: Service Information
Service settings can be used by the service technician to set up the
machine to suit the on-site conditions and the additional modules in use. For
example monitoring times, temperatures, payment system functions and
energy supply parameters, etc. can be programmed. Some Service settings
must be made on site as they affect other functions. Example: A laundry
operator wishes to record detailed operating data such as energy
consumption so he can calculate his costs. When the heater rating and the
power of the control and motors are recorded, the energy consumption can
be established and made available for further processing.
Service settings subdivisions:
Service mode (service level)
3 Service settings
1 Basic settings
2 MFM 1 (Multifunction module 1)
3 MFM 2 (Multifunction module 2)
4 MFM 3 (Multifunction module 3)
5 Sign on module
6 Sign off module
Table 100-40: Service Settings
Delete display information subdivisions:
Service mode (service level)
4 Delete display information
1 Service display
2 Display in accordance with accident prevention legislation
3 Bearing maintenance display
Table 100-41: Delete Display Information
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