Chapter 2. Normal Machine Operation
PELLERIN MILNOR CORPORATION
4. You've closed the door.
Display or Action Explanation
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Start the selected formula.
The machine begins the wash formula. The basket begins turning and water valves open. When a
safe level is achieved, the steam valve may open to begin heating the bath. Operation from this
point to the end of the formula is completely automatic unless a signal is programmed with a
chemical injection (see Supplement 2).
Supplement 2
Chemical Injections with the Operator Signal
If you need to adjust the amount of a chemical injection from load to load depending on highly
variable factors, the formula can be programmed to stop the timer and signal you when a
chemical is required. Add the chemical, then press
A
to resume the formula.
2.1.6. What Does the Run Display Tell Me?
While the machine is running the formula you selected, the display appears similar to the one
shown in Figure 14. The information shown here is explained below.
Figure 14: How to Read the Run Display
Typical Display Legend
.
A. Formula number and
name
B. Step number and name
C. Total time for formula and
current step
D. Basket rotation graphic
and speed
E. Remaining time for entire
formula and current step
F. Machine status message
G. Formula steps: number,
name, and duration
H. Indicator for filling or
draining
I. Graphic bath level
indicator
J. Water valves indicators
K. Indicator for optional
steam and cooldown
valves
L. Graphic bath temperature
indicator
M. Bath temperature and
level data
2.1.6.1. Formula and Step Information—The top line of the display always shows the number
and name of the current formula and step. The formula number appears in the upper left corner of
the display, following the letter “F.”The formula name follows the number.
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