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The basket rotates clockwise at the programmed wash speed for
the duration of the step.
2
Two-way wash: Washing routine for items which tend to rope and
tangle unless reversed. The basket rotates clockwise for some pe-
riod of time, then pauses for a few seconds before rotating in the
opposite direction.
3
Soak wash: The cylinder does not turn when this step type is pro-
grammed. Use this step type only when no mechanical action is
required, as for especially delicate fabrics. Consider chemical con-
centrations, bath time, and liquor temperature when using this
type of step.
4
Intermediate extract 1 (E1): This is low extract speed, used for ex-
tractions between baths or for final extract at low speed if machine
has two-speed extract.
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01 1
Duration of step in minutes, minutes, and quarter minutes.
000
Invalid entry. Controller defaults this entry to 001 (15 seconds).
001
00.25 minutes; 00:15 seconds is minimum programmable time for
a bath step.
113
11.75 minutes; 11:45
633
63.75 minutes; 63:45 is the maximum programmable time for any
single step. To achieve a bath time longer than 63:45, program
two consecutive bath steps with the first ending with a No Drain.
This effectively doubles the maximum allowable bath time.
The total time required for a formula to run to completion includes factors other than the total of
the times of each step in the formula. For these machines, add 0:40 distribution time each time
the machine enters an extract step from a bath step. Also, add 1:00 for each standard drain (drain
speed), or 1:00 for each two-way wash drain.
Display or Action Explanation
03 TMMQ HC L CWSS*
01 x
Control of hot water valve
0
Hot water valve off
1
Hot water valve on
03 TMMQ HC L CWSS*
01 x
Control of cold water valve
0
Cold water valve off
1
Cold water valve on
2.3.3.6.3 How to Select the Bath Level
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Display or Action Explanation
03 TMMQ HC L CWSS*
01 x
The values of high and low bath levels are determined by hard-
ware settings on the level switches.
Programming
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