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2.4.1.6 C = Chemicals
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There may be more than one chemical decision per step because up to two chemicals may be
added to a single bath.
0 no chemical injection commanded
1 inject chemical 1, usually detergent
2 inject chemical 2, usually alkali
3 inject chemical 3, usually bleach
4 inject chemical 4, usually softener
5 inject chemical 5, usually starch
2.4.1.7 W = When to Inject Chemical
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At what point in the step is this chemical to be injected?
0 begin injecting the chemical when the water valve(s) open.
1 begin injecting the chemical when the commanded bath level is achieved
2.4.1.8 SS = Chemical Injection Duration
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How long should the chemical injection continue?
00 0 seconds; chemical injection prohibited
40 40 seconds; default value
B9 119 seconds (see Table 8 )
Q5 255 seconds; maximum value
Table 8. Codes for Inject Times of 100 Seconds and Longer
Alphabetic
Code Value
Alphabetic
Code Value
Alphabetic
Code Value
Alphabetic
Code Value
A 100
E
140
I
180
M
220
B
110
F
150
J
190
N
230
C 120 G 160
K
200
P
240
D
130
H
170
L
210 Q 250
2.4.1.9 * = Signal with Chemical Injection
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Should the machine operator be notified when this chemical injection is desired?
0 No. The chemical injection occurs automatically without operator notification or intervention.
1 Yes. The machine will signal the operator when this chemical injection is desired. The opera-
tor must cancel the signal by pressing
before the injection will begin.
2.4.1.10 D = Drain Action
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What type of drain action is desired for this step?
0 Standard drain speed; basket turns clockwise at drain speed
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