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Work Order identifies the wash formula and other batch data bundled together in a pre-set
code. No other batch data is necessary if this code is used.
Goods Code identifies the wash formula based on the goods-type in the tunnel. Formula can be
used instead.
Customer identifies the customer (commercial laundry) or department (institutional laundry)
the batch belongs to.
Employee identifies the employee who processed the batch. This information can be used to
generate a report of which batches or how many batches each employee processed.
Weight the dry, soiled weight of a batch, as measured by a weighing device, such as a weighing
type load conveyor.
Pieces the number of pieces in the batch.
Lot identifies an individual batch with a unique number assigned by the user.
BNCLJO07 / 2020465
BNCLJO07 0000187180 D.4 11/12/20 9:35 AM Released
4.6 Formula Intervention
BNCLJO07.R01 0000195434 E.2 D.4 G.2 10/9/20 12:06 PM Released
Formula intervention allows you to manually alter a wash formula in production (while it runs).
You can adjust the:
• step timer
• water valves
• drain and reuse valves
• steam and cooldown controls
• cylinder speed
• bath temperature and level
The changes you make while in formula intervention mode do not alter the programming of the
formula (the step decisions). Formulas proceed normally in formula intervention mode aside from
the changes you make.
Chemical suppliers and service technicians can use formula intervention to test formulas and con-
firm proper operation of the machine components. For example, a service technician may want to
turn the steam valve on to confirm proper operation.
Operators might also use formula intervention if it is necessary to make a temporary, or one-time
change to a wash formula. For example, the operator may want to stop the timer to slowly add a
chemical through the soap chute.
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