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This selection differs with machine model. For F_J, H_J, V_J, and
X_J models, this causes an intermediate extract (E2). For other
models, this is the final extract sequence. In final extract the ma-
chine runs at intermediate extract speed for a duration determined
by machine model and configuration, then runs at high extract
speed for the remainder of the programmed extract time. The for-
mula ends when the commanded extract time expires.
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Final extract (E3): For certain models only, this is the sequence
leading to the highest extract speed. The machine executes an in-
termediate extract 1 (E1) for a duration of 100 seconds. After 100
seconds at E1, the machine accelerates to E3 (high extract speed)
for the remainder of the programmed extract time. When the pro-
grammed extract time ends, the cylinder stops and the formula
ends.
CAUTION: Avoid damage to extract motor — For H_J model machines with soft-
ware date code 95005 or earlier, the minimum valid time for a final extract
step is 1:45 (MMQ=013). Attempts to program final extract steps shorter
than 1:45 may cause the controller to continue indefinitely in high extract.
Machines running software dated 95006 or later will terminate at the pro-
grammed time, but short extract times may not allow the machine to
achieve high extract speed.
� Never program a final extract step for less than 1:45 (MMQ=013) unless the machine
has software dated 95006 or later.
� If the step timer stops counting down at about 1:20 in a final extract, press z to termi-
nate the program, then edit the formula to increase the duration of the final extract beyond
1:45.
Display or Action Explanation
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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.
013
01.75 minutes; 01:45 seconds is the minimum valid time for an
extract step. Programming an extract step shorter than this may
cause the timer to stop counting down.
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11.75 minutes; 11:45
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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
Programming
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