Alliance UWU060K12 Programming Manual

Washer-Extractor

Refer to Page 4 for Model Numbers

Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.

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Part No. F8208801R7

September 2015

WARNING

Failure to install, maintain, and/or operate this machine according to the manufacturer's instructions may result in conditions which can produce bodily injury and/or property damage.

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NOTE: The WARNING and IMPORTANT instructions appearing in this manual are not meant to cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood that common sense, caution, and carefulness are factors which cannot be built into these machines.

These factors MUST BE supplied by the person(s) installing, maintaining, or operating the machine.

Always contact the distributor, service agent, or the manufacturer about any problems or conditions you do not understand.

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Table of Contents

Model Identification

...........................................................................

4

Preliminary Information

....................................................................

5

About the Control .................................................................................

5

Glossary of Terms.................................................................................

5

Power Failure Recovery .......................................................................

5

Communications ...................................................................................

5

Control Identification

.........................................................................

6

Select Cycle Pads..................................................................................

6

Display Identification

.........................................................................

7

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) .............................................................

7

Machine Operation

.............................................................................

8

Start Up.................................................................................................

8

Door Locking Mode .............................................................................

8

Stop Mode.............................................................................................

8

Start Mode ............................................................................................

8

End of Cycle Mode...............................................................................

8

Cycle Sequence.....................................................................................

8

Run Mode .............................................................................................

8

Signals...................................................................................................

8

Special Features

..................................................................................

9

Programming Control ...........................................................................

9

Collecting Audit Information ...............................................................

9

Testing Machine and Control Functions...............................................

9

Rapid Advance Feature.........................................................................

9

Communications Mode.........................................................................

9

Entering the Manual Mode

................................................................ 10

How to Enter the Manual Mode ........................................................... 10

Manual Diagnostics .............................................................................. 10

Programming Control

........................................................................ 11

What Can Be Programmed? ................................................................. 11

Programmable Options Available......................................................... 11

Manual Mode Flowchart....................................................................... 14

Manual Programming Flowchart (1 of 3)............................................. 15



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Diagnostic Tests Flowchart .................................................................. 18

1. Default Cycle “dCYC” ............................................................... 19

2. Audio Signal “AUd” ................................................................... 20

3. Error Code Programming “Err-” ................................................. 22

4. Cycle Programming “Cy--” ........................................................ 26

5. Number of Balance Retries “bALr”

(Variable Frequency Drives Only) 30

6. IR Access (On/Off) “IrA” ........................................................... 31

7. Fahrenheit/Celsius “t FC” ........................................................... 31

8. Hot Water Temperature “FH” ..................................................... 32

9. Warm Water Temperature “FHC” .............................................. 32

10. Cold Water Temperature “FC” ................................................... 33

11. Cooldown Enable/Temperature “Codn” ..................................... 33

12. Production Test Cycle (On/Off) “PtEn” ..................................... 34

13. Manual Rapid Advance (On/Off) “rAEn” .................................. 34

14. No Cycle Time Display “nCtd” .................................................. 35

15. Programmable Cycle Time Display “PCtd” ............................... 35

16. Slow Drain Detection Adjust “SdAd” ........................................ 36

17. Set Real-Time Clock “rtC-” ........................................................ 37

18. Manual Diagnostics (On/Off) “dAEn” ....................................... 38

19. Low Water Level “FLo” ............................................................. 38

20. Medium Water Level “FnEd” ..................................................... 39

21. High Water Level “FHI” ............................................................. 39

22. Temperature Controlled Fill Enable/Disable “tCF” ................... 40

23. Auto-Water Leak Detection “ALd” ............................................ 41

Collecting Audit Information

............................................................ 42

Manual Reset

....................................................................................... 43

Testing Machine and

Electronic Control Functions

............................................................. 44

Diagnostic Test Descriptions................................................................ 46

Production Test Cycle........................................................................... 49

Error Codes

......................................................................................... 52

Rapid Advance Feature

...................................................................... 54

Communications Mode

...................................................................... 55

Infra-red Communications.................................................................... 55

Default Cycles

...................................................................................... 56


Model Identification

Information in this manual is applicable to these machine models:

UWL035K12

UWL035K1L

UWL035K1M

UWL080K1M

UWL100K1M

UWL125K1M

UWL060K12

UWL060K1L

UWL060K1M

UWL065K1L

UWN035K12

UWN035K1L

UWN035K1M

UWN060K12

UWN060K1L

UWN060K1M

UWN080K1M

UWN100K1M

UWN125K1M

UWU035K12

UWU035K1L

UWU035K1M

UWU060K12

UWU060K1L

UWU060K1M

UWU080K1M

UWU100K1M

UWU125K1M


Preliminary Information

About the Control

This control is an advanced, programmable computer that lets the owner control most machine features by pressing a sequence of keypads. Refer to

Figure 1

.

The control allows the owner to program custom cycles, retrieve audit information, run diagnostic tests, and other programmable features. Refer to

Programming Control for a list of features. Machines shipped from the factory have a default cycle of

Cycle #5 built in. However, the owner can change the default cycle, or any cycle, as needs permit.

IMPORTANT: In the event of a power failure, the control will not have to be reprogrammed. It is designed with a memory system that will remember how it was programmed until the electrical power is restored.

IMPORTANT: It is extremely important that the machine has a good ground connection and that all mechanical and electrical connections to the control are made before applying power to or operating the machine.

Glossary of Terms

The following are a few terms and abbreviations to learn. These are referred to throughout the instructions.

Display – This term refers to the window area of the control that displays words and values.

LED (Light Emitting Diode) – This term refers to the lights next to the keypads and status words of the control.

Power Failure Recovery

If a cycle is in progress and the power fails for less than five seconds, the cycle status is saved in memory.

When the power recovers, the machine will resume into the previously active cycle.

If the length of the power failure is greater than five seconds, the control will end the cycle and the display will revert back to Start Mode.

Communications

The control may be programmed manually or by infrared communication with an external device.

Infra-red Communications

An external device, such as a PDA, allows the owner to program and retrieve information from the control without touching the keypad. An external device greatly expands the programming options available to the owner. However, it is not required to program and operate the machine. The operation of an external device and the advanced features available are covered separately in the instructions included with the external device software. Contact Alliance Laundry

Systems for a list of approved PDAs and other external devices.


Control Identification

Select Cycle Pads

(Refer to

Figure 1 )

SELECT CYCLE pads are used to select the specific washer cycle. These pads are numbered 0-9 and allow the user to select a cycle other than the default cycle

(#5). The SELECT CYCLE keypads are not active after a cycle has been started. Pressing the flashing

START pad will confirm the selection and the cycle will begin.

The SELECT CYCLE pads are used in various combinations for programming cycles, retrieving audit information, running diagnostic tests, and other operations. These instructions cover the manual programming and data retrieval options.

2

1

3

4

5

5

6

7

3

4

1

2

SELECT CYCLE pads

Display

Four 7-Segment Digits

STOP UNLOCK pad

START pad

LED Light

LED Status Lights

7

Figure 1

6

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Display Identification

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)

(Refer to

Figure 1 )

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are used to indicate the chosen cycle, cycle status, when the bleach compartment is dispensing, and door lock information.

See below for information on each LED.

WASH LED

Wash LED is lit at the beginning of a wash portion of the cycle and will remain lit until the wash is complete.

RINSE LED

Rinse LED is lit at the beginning of a rinse portion of the cycle and will remain lit until the rinse is complete.

SPIN LED

Spin LED is lit during the Final Spin portion of the cycle.

DOOR LED

Door LED is lit whenever the door is locked.

Four 7-Segment Digits

The 7-Segment Digits are used to display the time remaining in a cycle, error messages and descriptive codes. During diagnostic testing or manual programming of the control, these digits will display descriptive codes and values (as described in Entering the Manual Mode ).


Machine Operation

Start Up

When power is applied to the machine, the control will display its software version as “ S xx ” (“ xx ” is the version number) for one second. If the control was not powered down during a running cycle, it will enter

Start Mode.

Door Locking Mode

The control enters this mode after the START (enter) keypad is pressed in Start Mode. The control stays in

Door Locking Mode until it confirms the door is closed and locked.

Stop Mode

The control enters this mode if the user stops the cycle by pressing the STOP keypad. If control does not detect water or cylinder rotation it will enter End Of

Cycle Mode.

Start Mode

The control enters this mode when machine is ready for operation. The display will show “ CYxx ” where

“ xx ” is the cycle number.

After pressing the START keypad, with the door closed and locked, the cycle will begin. The cycle cannot be changed once the cycle has started.

End of Cycle Mode

When a cycle is complete, the control will display “ 00 ” and will prompt for door unlock by flashing STOP/

UNLOCK LED until the machine door is unlocked and opened. When this event occurs, the display will revert back to Start Mode.

Cycle Sequence

Upon the start of a cycle, the control will display the total cycle time. The appropriate LEDs will light while the machine passes through different cycle steps. The user will not be able to change cycles or water temperature.

Run Mode

The control enters this mode when a cycle is running.

The time remaining appears in the display, the status

LED’s are lit and the loading door is locked.

Signals

There are two options when a signal can be used during the machine operation. These two options are listed below:

1.

End of Cycle Signal

By default, this signal is turned off. If turned on, the signal sounds for three (3) seconds at the end of a cycle.

2.

Signal On Keypad Depression

By default, this signal is turned on and sounds for a quarter of a second each time a keypad is pressed.

NOTE: Refer to Programming Control to program signal options.



The control allows the machine owner to program the control with the use of the keypad. Cycle options may be programmed, audit information may be viewed and diagnostic tests may be run by pressing combinations of the select cycle keypads.

For details on programming select cycle options, refer to

Programming Control .


The control will store audit information in its memory that can be retrieved by pressing various combinations of Select Cycle keypads. The control will record total machine cycles.

For more information on the audit features, refer to

Collecting Audit Information .

NOTE: Additional audit information is retrievable with an external device, using infra-red communications. Refer to the appropriate instruction manual.

Testing Machine and Control

Functions

Special diagnostic features built into the control allow the owner to run specific diagnostic tests. By opening and closing the top cover and then pressing various sequences of Select Cycle keypads, the owner may retrieve or perform the following tests:

 Front End Control Software Version Number

 Output Board Control Software Version Number

 Output Board Water Level Sensor Trim Value

 Top Cover Opening Test

 Door Switch Input Test

 Door Lock Input Test

 Show Fill Time Test

 Show Drain Time Test

 Temperature Sensor Display Test

 Start Pulse Test

 VFD Balance Input Test

 24 VAC Switch Input Test

 VFD Drive Fault Input Test

 Frame Balance Switch Input Test

 VFD Balance Weight Test

 Water Purge Test

 Water Leak Detection test



For detailed information on running diagnostic tests, refer to Testing Machine and Control Functions .

Special Features


This feature allows the user to quickly advance through active cycles. This feature is useful when tests must be performed immediately on a machine currently in an active cycle. In this case, the user can quickly advance through the cycles to shakeout. At this point, the user can perform the required tests and then return the machine to the point it was interrupted.

For detailed information on using the Rapid Advance feature, refer to Rapid Advance Feature .


This feature allows the control to communicate with an external device using infra-red communications.

This allows the control to be programmed and have its data read without using the keypad.

For more detailed information on using the

Communications Mode feature, refer to

Communications Mode .


Entering the Manual Mode

For programming, testing, and retrieving information from the control, it is often necessary to enter the

Manual Mode by following the six simple steps below.

How to Enter the Manual Mode

1. If the machine is in an active cycle, rapid advance through the cycle. Refer to the Rapid

Advance Feature .

2. Press and hold the #4 keypad and the #1 keypad at the same time.

3. The display will show “ rAPd ” .

4. Press the #3 ( ) keypad or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the options until the desired option appears in the display.

5. Press the START (enter) keypad.

Manual Mode is broken into three groups: Manual

Programming, Manual Rapid Advance and Manual

Diagnostics. Manual Programming can only be turned on or off with an external device. Refer to the appropriate instruction manual. Manual Rapid Advance and Manual Diagnostics can be turned on and off using an external device or by manual programming (refer to

13 and 15 of Programming Control ).

By default, all groups are turned “ on ”.

The manual features available in each group are as follows (the menu displayed on the display in this mode is in parentheses).

Manual Programming

Manual Programming (Prog)

Manual Read Audit (AUdt)

Manual Reset (rSEt)

Manual Rapid Advance

Rapid Advance (rAPd)

Manual Diagnostics

Manual Diagnostic Tests (dIAg)

If a group is turned off, the display will change from the selected feature to “ oFF ” when the START pad is pressed and an audio signal will sound for one (1) second. The display will then return to the selected feature. The features in the group cannot be entered.



What Can Be Programmed?

This feature allows the owner to program cycle information and other features by using the keypads.

The control must have the Manual Programming

Mode enabled, which is the factory default. This mode can only be turned “ oFF ” and “ on ” by using an external device. Refer to this section when programming the control.

This section offers a detailed description of all available programmable options.

Each description includes instructions on when and why the option might be used and, more importantly, how to program the option.

For more advanced users, a quick reference list (refer to Table 1 ) of the options available through the Manual

Programming Mode is available. Programming

Flowcharts (refer to Figures

Figure 2-Figure 6

) are located on the following pages.

NOTE: The letters and numbers in the Option

Display column of the Programmable Options List are what will be shown in the display when that option is selected.

Programmable Options Available

1

2

Option

Number

3

4 a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

a.

b.

Option

Display

“ dCYC ” Default Cycle

“ AUd ” Audio Signal

Description

“ Err -” Errors

“ E FL ” Fill Errors

“ E dr ” Drain Error

“ E Ub ” Unbalance Error Display

“ E oP ” Open Thermister Error Display

“ E SH ” Shorted Thermistor Error Display

“ E Ht ” Heat Error Display (Heater only)

“ LEr” Water Leak Detection Error

1.

“ LEr1 ” Water Leak Detection During a Machine Cycle

(On/Off)

2.

“ LEr2 ” Water Leak Detection Day of Week Enable

3.

“ LEr3 ”*** Number of Cycles Between Water Leak

Detection During a Machine Cycle

“ E Sd ” Slow Drain Detection

“ Cy --” Cycle Programming

1.

2.

“

“ AgIt ” Cycle Agitate tyPE ” Agitate Type

“ ASPd ” Agitate Speed (VFD only)

“ Segx ”

(1-8)

Cycle Segment Programming

1.

b.

“ SgEn ” Segment Enable/Disable

2.

“ FILL ” Fill Step a.

“ FLEn ” Fill Step Enable/Disable

“ FLEU ” Fill Level

Table 1 (continued)

Default

Value

“ Cy05 ”* “ Cy01 ”-“ Cy30 ”*

“ 29 ”* “ 0 ”-“ 31 ”*

“

—

“ on ”

“ on ”

“ on ”

“ on ”

“ on ”

“ on ”

—

“ oFF ”

127

“ 0

—

“

“

“

“

“

“

“ on on on on on on

— on

”/“

”/“

”/“

”/“

”/“

”/“

”/“

Value Range oFF oFF oFF oFF oFF oFF oFF

”

”

”

”

”

”

”

“ oFF ” “ on ”/“ oFF ”

Refer to Cycle Chart for default cycle information

— —

**

**

“

“

1 ”-“

Lo

4

”/“

”* rEg ”*

— —

**

—

**

**

”

”* “

“

0

0

”-“

”-“

127

127

”*

”

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

—

“

“ on

HI

”/“

”/“ oFF nEd

”

”/“ Lo ” or 1-30



9

10

11

12

13

7

8

5

6

Table 1 (continued)

Option

Number

Option

Display c.

“ tEnP ” Fill Temperature

Description c.

3.

“ SUPL ” Supply Step a.

“ SUEn ” Supply Step Enable/Disable b.

c.

d.

“ dISP

“ S1 ”

“ S2 ”

” Dispenser Options

Supply #1

Supply #2 e.

“ S3 ” Supply #3 f.

“ S4 ” Supply #4 g.

“ SdUr ” Supply Duration

Default

Value

**

—

**

**

**

**

**

**

**

Value Range

“ CoLd ”/“ Uarn ”/“ Hot ”or

35°F-194°F/2°C-90°C

—

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

Display will show “ Sx ”

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

Press START keypad to access options

0-59

0-9 h.

“ SEC ” Seconds ** i.

“ nIn ” Minutes **

4.

“ AgSt ” Agitate Step a.

“ AgEn ” Agitate Step Enable/Disable

5.

6.

“ SPIn ” Spin Step a.

“ SPEn ” Extract Step Enable/Disable d.

b.

“ AdUr ” Agitate Duration (in minutes) c.

c.

“

“

HEAt

SnIn ”

” Heat in Agitate (if heater is present)

“ drAn ” Drain Step b. “ SSEC ” Extract Seconds

Extract Minutes

“ SSPd ” Extract Speed (VFD only)

“ Cnin ”*** Cycle Time in Minutes (If PCtd is enabled)

“ bALr ” Number of Balance Retries (VFD only)

“

“ IrA ”

“ t FC

FH ”

”

IR Access (On/Off)

Fahrenheit/Celsius

Hot Water Temperature

—

**

**

**

—

—

**

**

**

—

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

1-30 for agitate types 1 or 2;

1-180 for agitate types 3 or 4

“

“

“ oFF on

— on

0-59

”/“

”/“

”/“

1 ”/“ oFF oFF

”

”

2 ”**

**

0

Intermediate Extract:

Min. Step Time = 30 seconds,

Max. Step Time = 3:59 minutes

Final Extract:

Min. Step Time = 30 seconds,

Max. Step Time = 9:59 minutes

“ 1 ”-“ 3 ”*

0-255 minutes

3

“ on ”

1-7

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

“ FAHr ” “ FAHr ”/“ CEL ”

140°F (60°C) 35°F-194°F/2°C-90°C

“ FHC ” Warm Water Temperature

“ FC ” Cold Water Temperature

“ Codn ” Cooldown Enable/Temperature

“ PtEn ” Production Test Cycle (On/Off)

“ rAEn ” Manual Rapid Advance (On/Off)

Table 1 (continued)

100°F (38°C) 35°F-194°F/2°C-90°C

35°F (2°C) 35°F-194°F/2°C-90°C

“ oFF ”

“ on ”

“ on ”

“

“

“ oFF on on

” or 50°F-160°F/10°C-71°C

”/“

”/“ oFF oFF

”

”



18

19

20

21

22

23 a.

b.

c.

17 a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

Option

Number

14

15

16

Option

Display

Table 1 (continued)

Description

“ nCtd ” No Cycle Time Display

“ PCtd ”*** Programmable Cycle Time Display

“ SdAd ” Slow Drain Detection Adjust

“ rtC -” Real Time Clock

“ rtC1 ” Set Real Time Clock Minutes

“ rtC2 ” Set Real Time Clock Hours

“ rtC3 ” Set Real Time Clock Day

“ rtC4 ” Set Real Time Clock Date

“ rtC5 ” Set Real Time Clock Month

“ rtC6 ” Set Real Time Clock Year

“ rtC7 ” Daylight Saving Option

“ dAEn ” Manual Diagnostics (On/Off)

“ FLo ” Low Water Level

“ FnEd ” Medium Water Level

“ FHI ” High Water Level

“ tCF ” Temperature Controlled Fill

“ ALd ” Auto-Water Leak Detection

“ ALd1 ” Auto-Water Leak Detection (On/Off and cycles)

“ ALd2 ” Auto-Water Leak Detection Hour

“ ALd3 ” Auto-Water Leak Detection Day of Week

*Refer to programming section for value definition.

**Refer to the Operation Manual for default cycle setting information.

***Available on Software Version 2 or later.

Table 1

Default

Value

“ oFF ”

0

0

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

“ on ”

“ on ”

3

15

27

“ oFF ”

—

“ oFF ”

0

“ 127 ”*

Value Range

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

0 = Disabled / 1 = Enabled

0-255 seconds

—

00-59

00-23

“ 001 ” (Sunday)-“ 007 ” (Saturday)

1-31

1-12

00 (2000)-99

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

1-10

11-20

21-30

“ on ”/“ oFF ”

—

“ oFF ”/0-127 (Cycles)

0-23

“ 0 ”-“ 127 ”*



Manual Mode Flowchart

Enter Manual Mode.

Press and hold both #4 keypad and

#1 keypad at the same time.

“rAPd” - Quickly advance through active cycles.

1. Press START (enter) keypad to begin Rapid

Advance cycle and advance through cycle steps.

“Prog” - Program cycle information and other features into the control.

1. Refer to the

Manual Programming

flowchart.

“AUdt” - Retrieve audit information for machine.

1. Press START (enter) keypad.

“CyC” - Total number of machine cycles:

1. Press START (enter) once to read audit.

“rCyC” - Total number of rapid advance cycles:

1. Press START (enter) once to read audit.

(Option available on Software Version 2 or later)

“rSEt” - Reset the control’s programming data to factory default.


“dIAg” - Run diagnostic tests on machine operations.

1. Press START (enter) keypad. Refer to

Diagnostic Tests

flowchart.

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Manual Programming Flowchart (1 of 3)

“dCYC” - Set the default cycle and temperature.

“AUd” - Program when the signal will sound.

“Err-” - Turn on/off certain errors in control.

“Cy--” - Program aspects for the various steps in each type of cycle. There are (30) cycles available for programming.

(continued) (continued)

“E FL” - Fill Error

“E dr” - Drain Error

“E Ub” - Unbalance Error (VFD only)

“E oP” - Open Thermistor Error

(temp sensor only)

“E SH” - Shorted Thermistor Error

(temp sensor only)

“E Ht” - Heat Error (heater only)

“LEr-” - Leak Detection

“E Sd” - Slow Drain Detection

“AgIt” - Program the cycles agitation action and speed

“SEg1” - Program options for each segment. There are (8) segments available for programming

“FILL” - Program fill step options

(continued)

Figure 3

“LEr1” - Water Leak Detection During a Machine Cycle

“LEr2” - Water Leak Detection - Day of Week

“LEr3” - Number of Cycles Between Water

Leak Detection During a Machine Cycle

“0” - “127”

(Available on Software

Version 2 or later)

“tyPE” - Agitation Type:

1 = 18/3/18

2 = 10/20/10

3 = 3/27/3

4 = 4/56/4

“ASPd” - Agitation Speed (VFD only):

“Lo” = Reduced Speed

“rEg” = Normal Speed

“SgEn” - Segment Enabled/Disabled:

“on” = Enabled

“oFF” = Disabled

““FLEn” - Fill Step Enable/Disable:

“on” = Enabled


“FLEU” - Fill Level:

“HI” = High Level

“nEd” = Medium Level

“Lo” = Low Level

“1-30” = Fill Level

“tEnP” - Fill Temperature:

“CoLd” = Cold

“UArn” = Warm

“Hot” = Hot

(35°F - 194°F [2°C - 90°C])

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“SUEn” - Supply Step Enable/Disable:

“on” = Enabled


“SUPL” - Program supply step options

“dISP” Dispenser Options:

Press START (enter) to access options

“SdUr” Supply Duration:


“AgSt” - Program agitate step options

“AgEn” - Agitate Step

Enabled/Disabled:

“on” = Enabled


“AdUr” - Agitate Duration (min):

“1” - “30” (for agitation types 1 or 2) or

“1” - “180” for agitation types 3 or 4

“HEAt” - Heat in Agitate

(heat present only):


“1” = To Target

“2” = Maintain

“drAn” - Enable/disable drain step

Drain Step:

“on” = Enabled


“SPIn” - Program extract step options

“Cnin” - Programmable

Cycle Time Display in Minutes: "0" - "255"

Option available on Software

Version 2 or later

“SPEn” - Extract Step

Enabled/Disabled:

“on” = Enabled


“SSEC” - Extract Seconds:

“0” - “59”

“SnIn” - Extract Minutes:

“30” - “3.59”: Intermediate Step

“30” - “9:59”: Final Step

“SSPd” Extract Speed (G)

(VFD models only):

1 = Very Low Speed (60)

2 = Low Speed

(L - Speed = 100;

M - Speed = 120)

3 = Medium Speed

(L - Speed = 100;

M - Speed = 180)

“S1” -

Supply #1:

“on” = Enabled


“S2” -

Supply #2:

“on” = Enabled


“S3” -

Supply #3:

“on” = Enabled


“S4” - Supply #4:

“on” = Enabled


“SEC” - Seconds:

“0” - “59”

“nIn” - Minutes:

“0” - “9”

(continued)

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(continued)

“bALr” (VFD only) - Program the number of times control will retry balancing the load before moving to extract step: 1-7.

“IrA” - Enable/disable the ability to read the control by an external device:

“on” = Enabled

“off” = Disabled.

“t FC” (Temp Sensor only) - Set temperature shown in Fahrenheit or Celsius.

“FH” (Temp Sensor only) - Set the temperature of the hot water:

35°F - 194°F / 2°C - 90°C.

“FHC” (Temp Sensor only) - Set the temperature of the warm water:

35°F - 194°F / 2°C - 90°C.

“FC” (Temp Sensor only) - Set the temperature of the cold water:

35°F - 194°F / 2°C - 90°C.

“Codn” (Temp Sensor only) - Enable/disable the cool down water temperature option:

“off” or 50°F - 160°F / 10°C - 71°C.

“PtEn” - Enable/disable access to the production test cycle:

“on” = Enabled


“rAEn” - Enable/disable the rapid advance feature:

“on” = Enabled


“nCtd” - Enable/disable whether the cycle time will appear in display:

“on” = Enabled


“PCtd” - When enabled, the control displays the programmed time during a machine cycle:

“0” = Disabled

“1” = Enabled

Option available on Software

Version 2 or later

“SdAd” - Enable/disable slow drain detection. When enabled can increase/decrease the time before a slow drain error will occur:

0 - 255 seconds

“rtC-” - set the control’s internal clock.

“dAEn” - Enable/disable the manual diagnostics option:

“on” = Enabled


“FLo” - Program the low water level during fill and tumble of all cycles:

“1” - “10”

“FnEd” - Program the medium water level during fill and tumble of all cycles:

“11” - “20”

“FHI” - Program the high water level during fill and tumble of all cycles:

“21” - “30”

“tCF” (Temp Sensor only) - Enable/disable a temperature controlled fill:

“on” = Enabled


“ALd-” - Set the time and frequency that the control automatically checks the water level.

Temperature:

“CEL” = Celsius

“FAHr” = Fahrenheit

“rtC1” - Programs minutes:

“0” - “59”

“rtC2” - Programs Hours:

“0” - “23”

“rtC3” - Programs Day of Week:

“1” - “7”

“rtC4” - Programs Date of Month:

“1” - “31”

“rtC5” - Programs Month:

“1” - “12”

“rtC6” - Programs Year:

“0” - “99”

“rtC7” - Programs Daylight Saving:

“on” = Enabled


“ALd1” - Auto-Water Leak Detection:

“on”, then “0” - “127”

“oFF”

“ALd2”” - Auto-Water Leak Detection

Hour:

“0” - “23”

“ALd3” - Auto-Water Leak Detection

Day of Week:

“0” - “127”

Figure 5

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PHM1488R

PHM1488R

17


Diagnostic Tests Flowchart

“dIAg” - Diagnostic Tests.


“d001” - Front End Control

Software Version # Test

“S xx”

“d002” - Output Board Control

Software # Test

“o xx”

“d003” - Output Board Water Level

Sensor Trim Value

“txxx”

“d004” - Top Cover Opening Test

“A oP” or “A CL”

“d009” - Door Switch Input Test

“drCL” or “drOP”

“d010” - Door Lock Input Test

“drUL” or “drLo”

“d011” - Show Fill Time Test

“Fxxx”

“d012” - Show Drain Time Test

“dxxx”

“d013” - Termperature Sensor

Display Test

“xxxF” or “xxxC”

“d014” - Start Pulse Test

“Stxx”

“d015” - VFD Balance Input Test

“bAoP” or bACL”

“d016” - 24 VAC Switch Input Test

“ACoP” or “ACCL”

“d017” - VFD Drive Fault Input

Test

“dFoP” or “dFCL”

“d018” - Frame Balance Switch

Input Test

“FSoP” or “FSCL”

“d019” - VFD Balance Weight Test

“bAL”

“d020” - Water Purge Test

“PUrg”

“d021” - Water Leak Detection

Test

“Ld”

Figure 6

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PHM1735R

PHM1735R

F8208801

1. Default Cycle “dCYC”

This option allows the owner to set the default cycle the machine will enter when in the Ready Mode.

How to Program Default Cycle

1. Control must be in Manual Mode. Refer to

Entering the Manual Mode .

2. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad until

“ Prog ” appears in the display. Press the START

(enter) keypad and “ dCYC ” will appear in the display.

3. When “ dCYC ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current default cycle value.

NOTE: The default cycle can be set from 1 to 30.


4. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current number to the desired number .

5. Press the START (enter) keypad when the correct number appears in the display. The next option,

“ AUd ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “AUd” (Audio Signal), refer to

option 2

To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.

How to Exit Programming Feature

Press the #5 (<) keypad until the control returns to

Start Mode.



2. Audio Signal “AUd”

This option allows the owner to program when the signal will sound.

There are two occasions when a signal may sound during operation. These two occasions are listed below:

1.

End of Cycle Signal

By default, the signal is turned off. If turned on, the signal will sound for three (3) seconds at the end of a cycle.

2.

Keypad Depression Signal

By default, this signal is turned on and will sound for a quarter of a second. This signal will sound each time a keypad is pressed.

How to Program the Audio Signal






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ AUd ” appears in the display.

4. When “ AUd ” appears in the display press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current Audio Signal Programming Value.

5. Locate the desired number in the first column of

Table 2 on the following page.

6. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current number until correct.

For Example: A user might wish to have the signal sound only when a keypad is pressed. Entering the number “1” in step 5 would turn off all the options except KEYPAD. In this instance, the signal would sound only when a keypad is pressed.


“ Err”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “Err-” (Errors), refer to

.

option 3

To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.


How to Read

Table 2

To determine the correct number required to program the Audio Signal, use the following chart. The Signal

Value column contains the number required in step 6.

The other columns correspond to individual options.

Each column of options contains a unique combination of the words “ on ” and “ oFF ” that indicates if that column’s option is turned on or off when the Signal

Value is entered. Select the desired combination of options and enter the number found in the Signal Value column.

The default value programmed at the factory is 1.


25

26

27

28

21

22

23

24

29

30

31

17

18

19

20

13

14

15

16

9

10

11

12

7

8

5

6

0

3

4

1*

2

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Signal

Value

Start

Mode

(Not

Used)

Remove

Card

(Not

Used)

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF OFF

OFF ON

OFF ON

ON OFF

ON

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

Coin/

Card

Input

(Not

Used)

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

End of

Cycle

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF OFF

OFF ON

OFF ON

ON OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

Key

Pressed

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

*Factory default setting

Table 2



3. Error Code Programming “Err-”

This option allows the owner to turn on or turn off certain errors in the control.

How to Program Error Code Programming






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ Err” appears in the display.

4. When “ Err” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. Refer to Table 3 for a list

of programmable error code parameters.

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to select error code.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the correct code appears in the display. The current status will appear in the display.

“ on ” = Error Code Enabled

“ oFF ” = Error Code Disabled

7. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to change the status.

8. Press the START (enter) keypad when the correct status appears in the display. The next Error Code

Programming option will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “Cy--” (Cycle Programming), press the #5 (<) keypad, then the #3 ( ) keypad and

refer to option 4

. To program other options, refer to the appropriate section.


9. Press the #5 (<) keypad until the control returns to Start Mode.

“E FL”

“E dr”

“E Ub”

“E oP”

“E SH”

“E Ht”

“LEr-”

“ESd”

Fill Error

Drain Error

Unbalance Error Display (VFD only)

Open Thermistor Error Display

Shorted Thermistor Error Display

Heat Error Display (Heater only)

Leak Detection Error

If water leak detection during a machine cycle is enabled, then, on the enabled day(s) of the week, the control will check for water leaks during running machine cycles. If a leak is detected, the control will display the

“ E Ld ” error for one minute after the cycle is completed. It will also light the right-most decimal point on the display. To turn off the right-most decimal point on the display, press the START keypad 3 times (within 5 seconds) anytime after the first fill. The water leak detector diagnostic test can be used to verify the leak.

“LEr1”

“LEr2”

“LEr3”

Water Leak Detection During a Machine Cycle - Determines if water level drops below target level.

Water Leak Detection During

Machine Cycle Day of Week

Enable (Refer to

Table 4

for

Day(s) of the Week Enabled

Values)

Number of Cycles Between

Water Leak Detection During a Machine Cycle (Option available on Software

Version 2 or later.)

Slow Drain Detection Determines if machine is draining slower than normal.

If Slow Drain Detection is enabled, the control will check for slow drain operation during running machine cycles. If a slow drain is detected, the control will display the

“ ESd ” error for one minute after the cycle is completed. It will also light the right-most decimal point on the display. For machines equipped with Software Version 2 or later, to turn off the right-most decimal point on the display, press the START keypad 3 times

(within 5 seconds) anytime after the first fill.

Table 3



SAT

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

25

26

27

28

21

22

23

24

17

18

19

20

13

14

15

16

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

29

30

31

32

Day Of Week

Value

0

3

4

1

2

9

10

11

12

7

8

5

6

F8208801

Day(s) of the Week Enabled Values

FRI

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

THUR WED

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Table 4 (continued)

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

TUE

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON


MON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

23

SUN

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF


24

81

82

83

77

78

79

80

73

74

75

76

69

70

71

72

65

66

67

68

61

62

63

64

57

58

59

60

53

54

55

56

Day Of Week

Value

SAT

40 OFF

41

42

43

44

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

49

50

51

52

45

46

47

48

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

Table 4 (continued)


FRI

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

THUR WED

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Table 4 (continued)

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

TUE

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON


MON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

SUN

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

F8208801

109

110

111

112

105

106

107

108

101

102

103

104

97

98

99

100

Day Of Week

Value

84

85

86

87

88

93

94

95

96

89

90

91

92

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

117

118

119

120

113

114

115

116

F8208801


SAT

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

Table 4 (continued)


FRI

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

WED

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

THUR

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

Table 4

TUE

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF


MON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

25

SUN

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF


4. Cycle Programming “Cy--”

This option allows the owner to program different aspects for various steps in each type of cycle. There are 30 cycles available for programming.

How to Enter Cycle Programming






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ Cy-” appears in the display. Press the START (enter) keypad and “ Cy01 ” will appear in the display.

4. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the 30 cycles to program. Press the

START (enter) keypad when the desired cycle appears in the display.

5. The first Cycle Programming option, “ Agit ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “Agit” (Cycle Agitate), continue to next option. To program other options, press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.

How to Program Cycle Agitate “AgIt”

This option allows the owner to program the cycle’s agitation action and speed. These options apply to the entire cycle.

1. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable Cycle Programming options until “ Agit ” appears in the display.

2. When “ Agit ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The first Cycle Agitate option will appear in the display.

3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options. Refer to

Table 5 .

4. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired programmable option appears in the display. The current status will appear in the display. Refer to

Table 5

.

Final

Spin Step Description

Status

“tyPE” Agitate Type 1-4

1 = 18/3/18 Agitation Action




“ASPd” Agitate

Speed

(VFD only)

“Lo” = Reduced Speed

“rEg” = Normal Speed

Table 5

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to change the current status.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next

Cycle Agitate option will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “SEg1” (Cycle Segment 1) press the #5 (<) keypad and continue to next Cycle

Programming option. To program other options, press the #5 (<) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.


How to Program Cycle Segment “SEg1”

There are eight programmable cycle segments. Within each segment, there are several programmable options.

1. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the eight programmable Cycle Segments until the desired segment appears in the display.

2. When the desired segment appears in the display, press the START (enter) keypad. “ SgEn ”

(Segment Enable/Disable) will appear in the display.

3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the Cycle Segment programmable options.

NOTE: If the Segment Enable/Disable is programmed “ OFF ”, the other Cycle Segment programming options can’t be accessed.

4. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired Cycle Segment programmable option appears in the display.

Programming Segment Enable/Disable

1. When “ SgEn ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current Segment

Enable/Disable status will appear in the display.

“ on ” = Segment is enabled

“ oFF ” = Segment is disabled


NOTE: If the Segment Enable/Disable is programmed “ oFF ”, the other Cycle Segment programming options can’t be accessed.


Cycle Segment option, “ FILL ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “FILL” (Fill Step), continue to next Cycle Segment option. To program other options, press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.


Programming Fill Step

1. When “ FILL ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The first Fill step programming option will appear in the display.

2. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable Fill step options.

Refer to

Table 6

.

NOTE: Fill Step “ FLEn ” must be enabled to scroll through all Fill Step options.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired option appears in the display. The current status will appear in the display. Refer to

Table 6 .

Fill Step

“FLEn”

“FLEU”

“tEnP”

Description

Fill Step

Enable/Disable

Fill Level

Status

“on”/”oFF”

Fill Temperature

“HI” = high level

“nEd” = medium level

“Lo” = low level

“1-30”

“CoLd” = Cold

“UArn” = Warm

“Hot” = Hot

(35°F-194°F [2°C-90°C])

Table 6



Fill step option will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “SUPL” (Supply Step), continue to next Cycle Segment option. To program other options, press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad the and refer to the appropriate section.


Press the #5(<) keypad until the control returns to

Start Mode.



Programming Supply Step

1. When “ SUPL ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The first Supply step programming option will appear in the display.

2. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable Supply step options.

Refer to Table 7 .

NOTE: Supply Step “ SUEn ” must be enabled to scroll through all Supply Step options.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired option appears in the display. The current status value will appear in the display. Refer to

Table 7 .

Supply

Step

“SUEn”

“dISP”

“S1”

“S2”

“S3”

“S4”

“SdUr”

“SEC”

“nIn”

Description Status/Value

Supply Step

Enable/Disable

“on”/“oFF”

Dispenser Options Press START (enter) to access options

Supply #1

Supply #2

Supply #3

Supply #4

Supply Duration

“on”/“oFF”

“on”/“oFF”

“on”/“oFF”

“on”/“oFF”

Seconds

Minutes


0-59

0-9

Table 7

4. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to change the current status/value.

5. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status/value appears in the display. The next Supply step option will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “AgSt” (Agitate Step), continue to next Cycle Segment option. If in the

Dispenser Options or Supply Duration programming option, press the #5 (<) keypad first.

To program other options, press the #3 ( ) or the #6

( ) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Ready Mode.

Programming Agitate Step

1. When “ AgSt ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The first Agitate step programming option will appear in the display.

2. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable Agitate step options.

Refer to

Table 8

.

NOTE: Agitate Step “ AgEn ” must be enabled to scroll through all Agitate step options.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired option appears in the display. The current status/value will appear in the display. Refer to

Table 8 .

Agitate

Step

“AgEn”

Description Status/Value

“AdUr”

“HEAt”

Agitate Step

Enable/Disable

Agitate Duration

(in minutes)

Heat in Agitate

(If heater is present)

“on”/“oFF”

1-30 Minutes for agitate types 1 or 2

1-180 Minutes for agitate types 3 or 4

(Refer to Cycle Agitate)

“oFF” , 1 or 2

1 = To Target

2 = Maintain

Table 8


5. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status/value appears in the display. The next Agitate step option will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “drAn” (Drain Step), continue to next Cycle Segment option. To program other options, press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.


Programming Drain Step

1. When “ drAn ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current status will be displayed.


“ on ” = Drain step is enabled

“ oFF ” = Drain step is disabled

NOTE: Drain must be enabled to activate Extract step.


Cycle Segment option, “ SPIn ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “SPIn” (Extract Step), continue to next Cycle Segment option. To program other options press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Ready Mode.

Programming Extract Step

1. When “ SPIn ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The first Extract step programming option will appear in the display.

2. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable Extract step options.

Refer to Table 9 .

NOTE: Extract Step “ SPEn ” must be enabled to scroll through all Extract step options.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired option appears in the display. The current status/value will appear in the display. Refer to

Table 9 .


M

Extract

Step

Description

“SPEn” Extract Step

Enable/

Disable

“SSEC”

“SnIn”

Extract

Seconds

Extract

Minutes

Status/Value

“on”/“oFF”

0-59

Intermediate Extract:

Minimum

Step Time = 30 seconds

Maximum

Step Time = 3:59 minutes

“SSPd” Extract Speed

(G) VFD models only)

Final Extract:

Minimum

Step Time = 30 seconds

Maximum

Step Time = 9:59 minutes

1 = very low speed (60)

2 = low speed

(L-speed = 100;

M-speed = 120)

3 = medium speed

(L-speed = 100;

M-speed = 180)

Table 9


5. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status/value appears in the display.

NOTE: To program “Cnin” (Cycle Time Display), continue to next Cycle Segment option. To program other options press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.



Programming Cycle Time Display

NOTE: This option is not available on Software

Version 1.

NOTE: This programmable option ( Cnin ) will only appear if the Programmable Cycle Time Display option ( PCtd ) has been enabled.

1. When “ Cnin ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current status will be displayed.

2. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to change the current value. The cycle time display can be set from 0 to 255 minutes.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired value appears in the display.

NOTE: To program another cycle, repeat Cycle

Programming steps. To program other options press the the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad and refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.

5. Number of Balance Retries

“bALr” (Variable Frequency

Drives Only)

This option allows the owner to program how many times the control will retry balancing the load before moving into Extract step.

How to Program Number of Balance

Retries





(enter) keypad, and “ dCYC ” will appear in the display.

3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ bALr ” appears in the display.

4. When “ bALr ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current value will appear in the display.

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current value.

NOTE: The number of balance retries can be set from 1-7. Default number of balance retries is 3.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired value appears in the display. The next option, “ IrA ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “IrA” ( IR Access [on/off]),





Start Mode.


6. IR Access (On/Off) “IrA”

This option allows the owner to enable or disable allowing the control to be read by an external device.

How to Program the IR Access (On/Off)






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ IrA ” appears in the display.

4. When “ IrA ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current IR Access status will appear in the display.

“ on ” = Option Enabled

“ oFF ” = Option Disabled


6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next option, “ t FC ” will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “t FC” (Fahrenheit/Celsius),





Start Mode.


7. Fahrenheit/Celsius “t FC”

This option allows the owner to set whether the display will be shown in Fahrenheit or Celsius.

How to Program Fahrenheit/Celsius


Entering the Manual Mode .




3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ t FC ” appears in the display.

4. When “ t FC ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number (found below) corresponds to the current Fahrenheit/Celsius setting.

CEL = Celsius

FAHr = Fahrenheit

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current number to the desired number.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the correct number of degrees appears in the display. The new value is saved and the next option, “ FH ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “FH” (Hot Water

Temperature), refer to

option 8 . To program other

options, refer to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.



8. Hot Water Temperature “FH”

This option allows the owner to program the hot water temperature for models equipped with temperature sensing capabilities.

How to Program Hot Water Temperature






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ FH ” appears in the display.

4. When “ FH ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current Hot Water Temperature value.

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current Hot Water Temperature value to the desired Hot Water Temperature value.

NOTE: Hot Water Temperature is selectable between 35° and 194° Fahrenheit (2° and 90°

Celsius). Default temperature is 140° Fahrenheit

(60° Celsius).

NOTE: Refer to

option 7 to select Celsius or

Fahrenheit display.


“ FHC ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ FHC ” (Warm Water


option 9




Start Mode.

9. Warm Water Temperature

“FHC”

This option allows the owner to program the warm water temperature for models equipped with temperature sensing capabilities.

How to Program Warm Water Temperature






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ FHC ” appears in the display.

4. When “ FHC ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current Warm Water Temperature value.

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current Warm Water Temperature value to the desired Warm Water Temperature value.

NOTE: Warm Water Temperature is selectable between 35° and 194° Fahrenheit (2° and 90°

Celsius). Default temperature is 100° Fahrenheit

(38° Celsius).

NOTE: Refer to option 7 to select Celsius or



“ FC ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ FC ” (Cold Water

Temperature), refer to option 10 . To program other




Start Mode.


10. Cold Water Temperature “FC”

This option allows the owner to program the cold water temperature for models equipped with temperature sensing capabilities.

How to Program Cold Water Temperature






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ FC ” appears in the display.

4. When “ FC ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current Cold Water Temperature value.

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current Cold Water Temperature value to the desired Cold Water Temperature value.

NOTE: Cold Water Temperature is selectable between 35° and 194° Fahrenheit (2° and 90°

Celsius). Default temperature value is 35°

Fahrenheit (2° Celsius).

NOTE: Refer to

option 7 to select Celsius or



“ Codn ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ Codn ” (Cooldown Enable/


option 11




Start Mode.


11. Cooldown Enable/Temperature

“Codn”

This option allows the owner to enable or disable the

Cooldown Water Temperature option. If enabled, the owner can also set the cooldown water temperature.

How to Program Cooldown Enable/

Temperature






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ Codn ” appears in the display.

4. When “ Codn ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number or “ off ” will appear in the display. The number corresponds to the current Cooldown Water Temperature value, and “ oFF ” appears when cooldown is disabled.


NOTE: Cooldown Water Temperature is selectable between 50° and 160° Fahrenheit (10° and 71°

Celsius). Default is off.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired value appears in the display.

NOTE: Refer to option 7 to select Celsius or



“ PtEn ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “PtEn” (Production Test Cycle

[on/off]), refer to option 12 . To program other




Start Mode.



12. Production Test Cycle (On/Off)

“PtEn”

This option allows the owner to enable or disable access to the production test cycle. Refer to

Production Test Cycle section for more information.

How to Program the Production Test

Cycle (On/Off)






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ PtEn ” appears in the display.

4. When “ PtEn ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current Production

Test Cycle status will appear in the display.




6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next option, “ rAEn ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “rAEn” (Manual Rapid

Advance [on/off]), refer to

option 13




Start Mode.

13. Manual Rapid Advance (On/Off)

“rAEn”

This option allows the owner to enable or disable the rapid advance feature. Refer to Rapid Advance

Feature section for more information.

How to Program the Manual Rapid

Advance (On/Off)






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ rAEn ” appears in the display.

4. When “ rAEn ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current Manual

Rapid Advance status will appear in the display.




6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next option, “ rtc”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “nCtd” (No Cycle Time

Display), refer to option 14 . To program other




Start Mode.


14. No Cycle Time Display “nCtd”

This option allows the owner to enable or disable whether the cycle time will appear in the display.

How to Program in the Cycle Time Display





(enter) keypad and “ dCyC ” will appear in the display.

3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ nCtd ” appears in the display.

4. When “ nCtd ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current No Cycle

Time Display status will appear in the display.




6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next option, “ PCtd ” will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ PCtd ” (Programmable Cycle

Time Display), refer to option 15 . To program other




Start Mode.


15. Programmable Cycle Time

Display “PCtd”

NOTE: This option is available on Software

Version 2 or later only.

This option allows the owner to display either the normal remaining cycle time or the programmed time during a machine cycle.

How to Program the Programmable Cycle

Time Display






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ PCtd ” appears in the display.

4. When “ PCtd ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current

Programmable Cycle Time Display status will appear in the display.

“ 0 ” = Option Disabled

“ 1 ” = Option Enabled


6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next option, “ SdAd ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “SdAd” (Slow Drain

Detection Adjust), refer to

option 16




Start Mode.



16. Slow Drain Detection Adjust

“SdAd”

This option allows the owner to increase or decrease the slow drain detection threshold by adding additional seconds to the threshold value. When enabled it increases the time before a Slow Drain Error will occur.

How to Program the Pause/Resume Mode






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ SdAd ” appears in the display.

4. When “ SdAd ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current Slow Drain

Detection Adjust Value will appear in the display.



5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to change the current value.

6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired value appears in the display. The next option, “ rtc ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “rtc” (Set Real-Time Clock),

refer to option 17 . To program other options, refer

to the appropriate section.



Start Mode.


17. Set Real-Time Clock “rtC-”

This option allows the owner to set the control’s internal clock to the correct time and date.

How to Program the Time and Date






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ rtC” appears in the display. Press the START keypad and “ rtC1 ” will appear in the display.


Figure 10

.

“rtC1”

“rtC2”

“rtC3”

“rtC4”

“rtC5”

“rtC6”

“rtC7”

Programs Minutes

Programs Hours

Programs Day of Week

Programs Date of Month

Programs Month

Programs Year

Programs Daylight Saving

Table 10

5. When the desired option appears in the display, press the START (enter) keypad. The current value will appear in the display.

6. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the minutes, hours, day of week, date of the month, month, year to the correct time or date.


NOTE: The hours will be displayed in military time. For day of week, Sunday is considered day one (001), Monday is day two (002) and so on. For year, the year 2000 is “ 00 ”, the year 2001 is “ 01 ” and so on.

If programming Daylight Saving, “ rtc7 ”, “ on ” enables

Daylight Saving Time and “ oFF ” disables Daylight

Saving Time.

7. Press the START (enter) keypad when the correct time or date appears in the display. The next Set

Real-Time Clock option will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “dAEn” (Manual Diagnostics

[on/off]), press the #5 (<) keypad and refer to

option 18




Start Mode.



18. Manual Diagnostics (On/Off)

“dAEn”

This option allows the owner to enable or disable the manual diagnostics option. Refer to Testing Machine and Electronic Control Functions section for more information.

How to Program the Manual Diagnostics

(On/Off)






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ dAEn ” appears in the display.

4. When “ dAEn ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. The current Manual

Diagnostics status will appear in the display.




6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next option, “ FLo ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ FLo ” (Low Water Level),





Start Mode.

19. Low Water Level “FLo”

This option allows the owner to program the low water level during fill and tumble of all cycles.

How to Program Low Water Level






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ FLo ” appears in the display.

4. When “ FLo ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current low water level during tumble and fill of all cycles.

5. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to increase or decrease the current water level to the desired water level.

NOTE: The Low Water Level value can be set from

1 to 10.


“ FnEd ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ FnEd ” (Medium Water

Level), refer to option 20




Start Mode.


20. Medium Water Level “FnEd”

This option allows the owner to program the medium water level during fill and tumble of all cycles.

How to Program Medium Water Level






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ FnEd ” appears in the display.

4. When “ FnEd ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current medium water level during tumble and fill of all cycles.


NOTE: The Medium Water Level value can be set from 11 to 20.


“ FHI ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ FHI ” (High Water Level),





Start Mode.


21. High Water Level “FHI”

This option allows the owner to program the high water level during fill and tumble of all cycles.

How to Program High Water Level






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ FHI ” appears in the display.

4. When “ FHI ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number corresponds to the current high water level during tumble and fill of all cycles.


NOTE: The High Water Level value can be set from 21 to 30.


“ tCF ”, will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “ tCF ” (Temperature

Controlled Fill), refer to

option 22




Start Mode.



22. Temperature Controlled Fill

Enable/Disable “tCF”

This option allows the owner to enable or disable a

Temperature Controlled Fill. When enabled, the control will regulate the temperature of the fill to the

temperature programmed in options 8 , 9 and

10

.

How to Program Temperature Controlled

Fill






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ tCF ” appears in the display.

4. When “ tCF ” appears in the display, press the

START (enter) keypad. A number will appear in the display. This number (found below) corresponds to the current Temperature

Controlled Fill status.

“on” = Temperature Controlled Fill Enabled

“oFF” = Temperature Controlled Fill Disabled


6. Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired status appears in the display. The next option, “ ALd ”, will appear on the display.

NOTE: To program “ ALd ” (Auto-Water Leak

Detection), refer to

option 23




Start Mode.


23. Auto-Water Leak Detection

“ALd”

This option allows the owner to set the time and frequency that the control automatically checks the water level. The owner programs which day(s) of the week and hours of day(s) they want this test to occur.

The owner may also program this test to only occur after XX number of machine cycles have been completed since the last time the test was run. In order for this Auto-Water Leak Detection test to occur, the machine’s door must be closed.

How to Program Auto-Water Leak

Detection






3. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the programmable options until “ ALd” appears in the display. Press the START keypad and “ ALd1 ” will appear in the display.


Table 11 .

“ ALd1 ”

“ ALd2 ”

“ ALd3 ”

Auto-Water Leak Detection

(“ oFF ” or “ 0 ” through “ 127 ” cycles

[on] - Number of completed cycles after which this test will occur)

Auto-Water Leak Detection Hour

(“ 0 ” - “ 23 ” - Hour of the day this test will occur)

Auto-Water Leak Detection

Day of Week

(“ 0 ” - “ 127 ” - Refer to

Table 4 )

Table 11


5. When the desired option appears in the display, press the START (enter) keypad. The current value will appear in the display.

6. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to enable during cycles, disable, increase or decrease the hours or day.

NOTE: The hours will be displayed in military time. For day, Sunday is considered day one (001),

Monday is day two (002) and so on.

7. Press the START (enter) keypad when the correct value appears in the display. The next option,

“ dCyC ” will appear in the display.

NOTE: To program “dCyC” (Default Cycle), refer to

option 1




Ready Mode.



This feature allows the owner to retrieve audit information stored in the machine by pressing a sequence of pads on the control.

How to Enter Audit Feature

1. Control must be in Manual Mode to start. Refer to Entering the Manual Mode .


“ AUdt ” appears.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad. “ CyC ” will appear.

How to Read Audit Data

1. Use the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through various options until the desired option is shown in the display. Refer to the Audit Options

List, Table 12 , for an explaination of the audit

options available.

Audit Options List

# Display Description

1

2

“ CyC ” Total # of machine cycles

“r CyC ”* Total # of rapid advance cycles

*Option available on Software Version 2 or later.

Table 12

2. Press the START (enter) keypad once to start the audit count. At this point, the display will show the first four-digit segment of the audit value. If the audit count is 10,000 or higher, press the

START (enter) keypad again to view the last four digits of the number.

NOTE: The display can show up to 4 digits at one time. Audit counts 10,000 or higher are separated into two 4-digit segments. Each time the START

(enter) keypad is pressed in step 2, the display will show the next 4-digit segment in the audit value. If the value is 9,999 or less, only one 4-digit segment will be shown.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad again. The control will go to the next audit option in the

Audit Options List.

4. To select other audit options, repeat steps 1-4.

How to Exit Audit Feature

Press the #5 (<) keypad.


Manual Reset

This feature allows the owner to reset the machine control’s programming data to the factory default settings by pressing a sequence of pads on the control.

For an explanation of the Factory Default Settings,

refer to Table 1 .

How to Enter Manual Reset

1. Control must be in Manual Mode to start.

Refer to Entering the Manual Mode .


“ rSEt ” appears.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad. The control will be blank until the programming is complete.

Once the program has been reset, the control will display the next Manual Mode option, “ dIAg ”.


Testing Machine and

Electronic Control Functions

This feature allows the owner to run diagnostic tests on various machine operations without servicing the machine. The following tests are available:

 Front End Control Software Version Number

 Output Board Control Software Version Number

 Output Board Water Level Sensor Trim Value

 Top Cover Opening Test

 Door Switch Input Test

 Door Lock Input Test

 Show Fill Time Test

 Show Drain Time Test

 Temperature Sensor Display Test

 VFD Balance Input Test

 24 VAC Switch Input Test

 VFD Drive Fault Input Test

 Frame Balance Switch Input Test

 VFD Balance Weight Test

 Water Purge Test

 Water Leak Detection Test

How to Enter Diagnostic Testing Feature




“ dIAg ” appears.

3. Press the START (enter) keypad. Display will change to “ d001 ” indicating the front end control software version number test.

4. Press the #3 ( ) or the #6 ( ) keypad to scroll through the diagnostic test options.

How to Start Tests

To start a diagnostic test, refer to the quick reference

chart ( Table 13

). Press the START (enter) keypad when the desired test number is displayed. For detailed information on each test, read the appropriate description.

How to Exit Diagnostic Testing Feature

Press the #5 (<) keypad. The display will return to the previous mode of operation.


Testing Machine and Electronic Control Functions

Test Number

“ d001 ”

“ d002 ”

“ d003 ”

“ d004 ”

“ d009 ”

“ d010 ”

“ d011 ”

“ d012 ”

“ d013 ”

“ d014 ”

“ d015 ”

“ d016 ”

“ d017 ”

“ d018 ”

“ d019 ”

“ d020 ”

“ d021 ”

Diagnostic (Testing) Mode – Quick Reference Chart

Diagnostic Mode

Front End Control Software Version # Test

Output Board Control Software # Test

Output Board Water Level Sensor Trim Value

Top Cover Opening Test

Door Switch Input Test

Door Lock Input Test

Show Fill Time Test

Show Drain Time Test

Temperature Sensor Display Test

Start Pulse Test

VFD Balance Input Test

24 VAC Switch Input Test

VFD Drive Fault Input Test

Frame Balance Switch Input Test

VFD Balance Weight Test

Water Purge Test

Water Leak Detection Test

Display

“ S xx ”

“ o xx ”

“ txxx ”

“ A oP ” or “ A CL ”

“ drCL ” or “ drOP ”

“ drUL ” or “ drLO ”

“ Fxxx ”

“ dxxx ”

“ xxx F ” or “ xxxC ”

“ Stxx ”

“ bAoP ” or “ bACL ”

“ ACoP ” or “ ACCL ”

“ dFoP ” or “ dFCL ”

“ FSoP ” or “ FSCL ”

“ bAL ”

“ PUrg ”

“ Ld ”

Table 13



Diagnostic Test Descriptions

Front End Control Software Version

Number Test

This option displays the front end control software version number. To start test, control must be in the

Diagnostic Testing Mode. Refer to How to Enter

Diagnostic Testing Feature at the beginning of this section.

To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ S xx ” where “ xx ” is the front end control software version number.

To exit the Front End Control Software Version

Number Test, press the #5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the Diagnostic Testing Mode.

Output Board Control Software Version

Number

This option displays the output board control software version number. To start test, control must be in the



To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ o xx ” where “ xx ” is the output board control software version number.

To exit the Output Board Control Software Version

Number Test, press the #5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the Diagnostic Testing Mode.

Output Board Water Level Sensor Trim

Value

This option displays the output board water level sensor trim value. To start test, control must be in the



To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ txxx ” where “ xxx ” is the trim value sent from the output board to the front end control.

To exit the Output Board Water Level Sensor Trim

Value, press the #5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the Diagnostic Testing Mode.

Top Cover Opening Test

This option tests the top cover switch. To start test, control must be in the Diagnostic Testing Mode. Refer to How to Enter Diagnostic Testing Feature at the beginning of this section.

To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ A oP ” when the top cover switch is open and “ A CL ” when the top cover switch is closed.

The top cover switch has to be closed for at least one

(1) second and opened for at least a half a second for the display to change. This test will add a count to the top cover opening counter for the audit and save the date/time for every opening of the test.

To exit the Top Cover Opening Test, press the #5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the Diagnostic

Testing Mode.

Door Switch Input Test

This test will display whether the machine door is open or closed.

To start test, control must be in the Diagnostic Testing

Mode. Refer to How to Enter Diagnostic Testing

Feature at the beginning of this section.

To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. If the door is closed, the display will show “ drCL ” .

If the door is open, the display will show “ drOP ”.

To exit the test, press the #5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the Diagnostic Testing Mode.

Door Lock Input Test

This test will display whether the door is locked or unlocked.






Show Fill Time Test

This test will display the average low level fill time.

This average will be calculated by taking the average of the last 10 fill times from the start of the fill until the low level is reached.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ Fxxx ” .

The “ xxx ” will be the average fill time in seconds.

To exit the Show Fill Time Test, press the #5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the Diagnostic

Testing Mode.

Show Drain Time Test

This test will display the average drain time. This average will be calculated by taking the average of the last 10 drain times.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ dxxx ” .

The “ xxx ” will be the average drain time in seconds.

To exit the Show Drain Time Test, press the #5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the Diagnostic

Testing Mode.

Temperature Sensor Display Test

This test is only available on machines equipped with a temperature sensor. This option displays the temperature sensed at the sensor.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ xxxF ” for the temperature in degrees

Fahrenheit or “ xxxC ” for the temperature in degrees

Celcius .

The display will show “ SH ” if the sensor is shorted or “ oP ” if the control senses an open sensor.

To exit the Temperature Sensor Display Test, press the

#5 (<) keypad. The control will return to the

Diagnostic Testing Mode.


VFD Balance Input Test

This option tests the VFD balance switch.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. If the VFD balance switch is open, indicating poor balance, the display will show “ bAoP ”. If the switch is closed, indicating good balance, the display will show

“ bACL ”.


24 VAC Switch Input Test

This option tests the 24 VAC switch.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. If the

24 VAC switch is open, the display will show

“ ACoP ”. If the switch is closed, the display will show

“ ACCL ”.


VFD Drive Fault Input Test

This option tests the drive fault input.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. If the drive fault input is open, the display will show “ dFoP ”. If the switch is closed, the display will show “ dFCL ”.




Frame Balance Switch Input Test

This option tests the frame balance switch.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. If the frame balance switch is open, the display will show “ FSoP ”.

If the switch is closed, the display will show “ FSCL ”.


VFD Balance Weight Test

This test is only available on machines equipped with a variable frequency motor drive.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ bAL ” and the START keypad LED will flash. Close the door. Press the START (enter) keypad.

The door will lock. The motor will turn at distribution speed. The control monitors the VFD balance switch for frequency and displays a corresponding message.

Refer to

Table 14

.

VFD Balance

Switch Frequency

0

Description Display

Switch is always closed

“ CLoS ”

1 Hz

2 Hz

3 Hz

“ 1 H ”

“ 2 H ”

“ 3 H ”

Switch is always open

“ oPEn ”

Table 14

Press the START (enter) keypad to stop the test. The door will not unlock until the basket stops or the coast time has expired.

Water Purge Test

This option empties all water from the machine.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ PUrg ” and the START keypad LED will flash. Close the door. Press the START (enter) keypad.

The door will lock. The display will show “ FLSH ”.

The control will energize all water valves and supply outputs while keeping the drain valves open.

The test will end, return to Water Purge Test start prompt, and door will unlock if any keypad is pressed, the door is unlocked or opened, if an end test communication is received or if two minutes has occured since the test began. The control will prevent the door from being unlocked until there is no water in the machine.


Water Leak Detection Test

This option allows the owner to test for a water leak in the machine.




To enter, press the START (enter) keypad. The display will show “ Ld ” and the START keypad LED will flash if the door is closed. Press the START (enter) keypad.

The door will lock. The control closes the drain valve, turns the pump off and fills the machine with cold water to low level. The water level is monitored for 2 minutes and the display shows an alternating horizontal segment while the control is monitoring the water level. If the water level is the same after 2 minutes, control will display “ PASS ”, water will drain, door will unlock and control will return to

Ready Mode.

If water level is lower, indicating a leak in the drain, control will display “ FAIL ”, water will drain, door will unlock and water leak detection error will display as

“ E Ld ”.


Production Test Cycle

To Enter Production Test Cycle

1. Be certain control is in Ready Mode and top cover or coin vault is open.

2. While pressing and holding the #3 keypad with one hand, press the #7 keypad with the other hand.

3. When the control enters the Production Test

Cycle, it will first display “ S xx ” with the “ xx ” showing the software version of the front end control.

4. The control will advance through the sequence of test steps whenever any key is pressed. Refer to

Table 15 for all tests in the Production Test

Cycle.

To Exit Production Test Cycle

To exit a test step, power down the machine.



“ S xx ”

Display

“ o xx ”

“ HFIL ”

“ CFIL ”

“ bFIL ”

“ bFIH ”

“ S1 ”

“ S2 ”

“ S3 ”

“ S4 ”

“ Ct 3 ”

“ oPL ”

“ USA ”

“ drAn ” or “ PUnP ”

“ tEnP ”

“ HEAt ”

“ rot ”

“ L dC ” or “ L AC ”

“ droP ” or “ drCL ”

“ drUL ” or “ drLo ”

“ 8.8.8.8.

” + all LEDs

“ PAxx ” where xx = 1 through 12

“ A xx ”

“ Cxxx ” or “ Pxxx ”

Test Cycle Step

FEC Control Software

Version

Production Test Cycle Quick Reference Chart

Output Board Software

Version

Control Type

Control Type

Control Type

Drain Type

Temp Sensor

Heater

Rotation Sensor

Door Lock Type

Door Status

Door Lock Status

Display Test

Keypad Test step

Comments xx is the software version number.

xx is the software version number.

xx is the control type.

OPL.

Domestic

Drain or Pump.

Step skipped if not Temperature Sensor-equipped.

Step skipped if not heater-equipped.

Step skipped if not Rotation Sensor-equipped.

“ L dC ” if 24 VDC lock or “ L AC ” if 240 VAC unlock solenoid.

Door open or closed.

Door will lock.

All display elements are lit.

Advance after all keypads are pressed.

Top Cover Switch Test

Machine Type/Size

Hot Fill to Low Level

Cold Fill to Low Level

Warm Fill to Low Level

Warm Fill to High Level

Supply #1

Supply #2

Supply #3

Supply #4 xx is either “ CL

All water outputs turned off when Low Level reached.



All water outputs turned off when High Level reached.

Table 15 (continued)

” for closed or “ oP ” for open.



Display

“ oFLo ”

“ xxxF ” degrees F or

“ xxxC ” degrees C depending on the

Fahrenheit/Celsius programming parameter

“ LoAg ” then “ xxx ”

“

“

Ag rAg

”

” then then

“

“ xxx xxx

”

”

“ drAI ” then “ xxx ”

“ PUrg ”

“ SP 1 ” then “ xxx ”



“ SPIn ” (2 Speed models) then “ xxx ”

“ Prdn ”


Production Test Cycle Quick Reference Chart

Test Mode

Warm Fill to Overflow

Heat water to 110°F or display temperature

Reduced Wash Speed Forward with no agitation action

Wash Speed Forward with no agitation action

Wash Speed Reverse with no agitation action

Drain Distribution Speed

Factory Valve Purge

Extract Speed #1 “very low”

Extract Speed #2 “low”

Extract Speed #3 “medium”

End of test xxx

Comments

is degree temperature. This step skipped if not tempsensor-equipped. Heater turned off when temperature reached.

This step skipped on 2 Speed models.




This step skipped on VFD models.

Turn Power off

Table 15

NOTE: On models equipped with a rotation sensor,

“ xxx ” will represent RPM’s and it will alternate with the other display.


52

Error Codes

Following is a list of possible error codes for an electronic control. Errors beginning with “EI” refer to external device Infra-red communication errors. All other errors refer to machine errors.

Display

EI01

EI02

EI03

EI04

EI05

EI09

EI0A

EI0C

EI0E

EI0F

E FL

E SP

E dL

E do

E Ub door

E dr

Description

Transmission Failure

Time-out Error

Invalid Command Code

Expecting Upload Request

Invalid or Out-of-Range Data

CRC-16 Error

Framing Error

Time-out Exceeded

Encryption Error

Infra-red Disabled

Fill Error

SPI Communications Error

Door Lock Error

Door Open Error

Unbalance Error

Door Open Indicator

Drain Alarm Error

Cause/Corrective Action

Communication failure. Re-aim external device and try again.


Communication successful, but the command was not valid for this machine type, or the control could not perform the command in its current mode of operation. Ensure data is for current machine type and control is in correct mode.


The value in at least one of the programming options is invalid or out of range. Recheck the programming option’s value and try again.


Communication error. Re-aim external device and try again.



If the problem persists, check that the security code is correct.

Communication failure or infra-red is disabled. Manually enable infra-red on control or re-aim external device and try again.

Programmed water level not reached within 10 minutes (or other programmed length of time) in any fill agitate cycle.

End cycle. Power down machine to clear.

Front End control cannot communicate with output board.

Power down the machine, power up and try again.

Door does not lock immeadiately upon closing (open and reclose door) or doesn’t unlock 5 seconds after cycle completion. Power down machine and retry.

Control detects door open. Caused by pulling on door while locked or about to lock. Correct inoperative door locking system. End cycle. Power down machine to clear.

Unable to balance load. Redistribute load and run cycle.

Door is not closed in Start Mode. If door is closed, check for improper wiring or faulty door switch.

Machine not drained within 15 minutes (or other programmed length of time) in any drain step. End cycle. Power down machine to clear.


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E ro

E FS

E db

E Ld

E Ht

Display

E oP

E SH

ESd

Error Codes


Test Mode

Heat Alarm Error

Open Temperature Sensor

Error

Shorted Temperature Sensor

Error

Rotation Sensor Error

Comments

Programmed heat alarm time of 120 minutes or other programmed length of time is exceeded. Turns off heater output for remainder of cycle.

Control senses temperature less than 0°F (-18°C) in machine equipped with temperature sensor. Heater and thermistor related operations are disabled.

Control senses temperature greater than 220°F (104°C) in machine equipped with temperature sensor. Heater and thermistor related operations are disabled for remainder of cycle.

Invalid signal received from Rotation Sensor. Control will activate coast times to complete cycle.

Frame Balance Switch Error Control detects Frame Balance Switch open. End cycle.

Drive Balance Switch Error

Water Leak Detection Error

Control detects VFD Balance Switch input closed at start of drain step. End cycle. Power down machine to clear.

Control senses a drop in water level during diagnostic testing, power down machine to clear. When error occurs during a cycle, “ E Ld ” is displayed for one minute after opening the door at the end of the cycle. When the error occurs during the test, “ E Ld ” is displayed immediately after the test until the machine is powered down to clear the error.

Slow Drain Error Control shows error after door is open (when cycle is completed) for one minute, the error information will be logged in audit data.

Table 16




The Rapid Advance feature allows the owner to quickly advance through active cycles.

How to Use Rapid Advance

Control must be in an active cycle to use the Rapid

Advance feature.

While in the Rapid Advance Mode, pressing the

START (enter) keypad will advance the machine to the next cycle step. The cycle indicator lights will tell which cycle step the machine is in.

For Example: If the machine is in the first fill cycle step, pressing the START (enter) keypad will advance the machine into the Agitate cycle step.

Continue pressing the START (enter) keypad until the cycle is completed.

How to Exit Rapid Advance Feature

1. Advance through the cycles until reaching the

Start Mode.

NOTE: The Rapid Advance option must be programmed “ on ” for Rapid Advance to work.

Refer to option 13 in

Programming Control .



Infra-red Communications

The Infra-red Communications feature allows the control to communicate with an external device. The control can be programmed and have its data read without using the keypad. It may also be used to start and stop various diagnostic tests.

How to Begin Communications with An

External Device

The control will go blank and the display will show

“ -C” until the communication is complete. If an error occurs that terminates communication, the display will show “ EIXX ” (“ XX ” represents the error code).

NOTE: The Infra-red Communications option

must be turned on. Refer to option 6

in

Programming Control .


Default Cycles

Wash 1 (Wash - ON/OFF)

Time for agitation (min.)

Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)

Cycle Stops

Cycle reference

(display in Program Mode)

Agitation type

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

Perm Press

Light

Soil

CY01

Cotton/Terry

Light

Soil

Perm Press

Medium Soil

Cotton/Terry

Medium Soil

CY02 CY03 CY04

Perm Press

Heavy Soil

Cotton/Terry

Heavy Soil

Rags Heavy

Soil

CY05 CY06 CY07

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

7

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

7

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

7

Hot

Low

S1

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

7

Hot

Low

S1

Yes

Yes

0

S1

Yes

Yes

0

ON

10

Hot

Low

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

(continued)

S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

6

Hot

Low

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

7

Hot

Low

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

7

Hot

Low

ON

7

Hot

Low

ON

6

Hot

High

S2 S2 S2

Yes Yes Yes

Yes

0

Yes

0

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0


Cycle Stops

Cycle reference


Agitation type

Perm Press

Light

Soil

CY01

(continued)

Cotton/Terry

Light

Soil

Perm Press

Medium Soil

CY02 CY03

Cotton/Terry

Medium Soil

CY04

Perm Press

Heavy

Soil

CY05

Cotton/Terry

Heavy

Soil

CY06

Rags Heavy

Soil

CY07

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

18/3/18

Normal

Rinse 1 (Rinse - ON/OFF)


Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)

Default Cycle Time

(hh:mm:ss)

2-speed

L-speed and

M-speed

00:29:20

00:30:50

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

4

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

4 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

4

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

00:30:20

00:31:50

ON

2

Hot

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

4

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

4 (Med.)

00:41:50

00:43:20

(continued)

ON

2

Hot

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

5

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

00:43:50

00:45:20

ON

2

Hot

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

4

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

4 (Med.)

00:42:50

00:44:20

ON

5

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:44:50

00:46:20

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Hot

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

4

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:44:50

00:45:35

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Hot

High

OFF

No

Yes

0


Default Cycles

Cycle Stops

Cycle reference


Agitation type



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)

Reclaim

CY08

18/3/18

Normal

ON

12

Hot

Low

S1

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

12

Hot

High

OFF

2

Cold

Low

S2 OFF

Yes Yes

Yes

0

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

Delicates

Cold

CY09

10/20/10

Gentle

(continued)

90C

CY10

18/3/18

Normal

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

S1

Yes

Yes

0

ON

6

Cold

High

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

(continued)

OFF

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

60C

CY11

18/3/18

Normal

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

60C Perm

Press

CY14

18/3/18

Normal

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

90C Perm

Press

CY13

18/3/18

Normal

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

40C

CY12

18/3/18

Normal

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0


Default Cycles

Cycle Stops

Cycle reference


Agitation type



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)

Default Cycle Time

(hh:mm:ss)

2-speed

L-speed and

M-speed

00:55:50

00:57:20

ON

4

Warm

Low

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

Reclaim

CY08

18/3/18

Normal

ON

2

Warm

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

4

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

4

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

3 (Low)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:26:20

00:27:05

Delicates

Cold

CY09

10/20/10

Gentle

(continued)

90C

CY10

18/3/18

Normal

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:32:20

00:33:50

(continued)

60C

CY11

18/3/18

Normal

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:32:20

00:33:50

60C Perm

Press

CY14

18/3/18

Normal

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

3 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:30:20

00:31:50

90C Perm

Press

CY13

18/3/18

Normal

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

3 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:30:20

00:31:50

40C

CY12

18/3/18

Normal

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

5 (Med.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:32:20

00:33:50


Default Cycles

Cycle Stops

Cycle reference


Agitation type



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

40C Perm

Press

CY15

18/3/18

Normal

(continued)

70C Perm

Press

CY16

18/3/18

Normal

50C Gentle

CY17

10/20/10

Gentle

30C Gentle

CY18

10/20/10

Gentle

Blank

CY19-CY30

18/3/18

Normal

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Warm

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

6

Hot

Low

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S1, S2

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

(continued)

OFF

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

High

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

Yes

Yes

0


Cycle Stops

Cycle reference


Agitation type



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)



Fill Temperature

Fill Level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (min.)

Default Cycle Time

(hh:mm:ss)

2-speed

L-speed and

M-speed

40C Perm

Press

CY15

18/3/18

Normal

(continued)

70C Perm

Press

CY16

18/3/18

Normal

50C Gentle

CY17

10/20/10

Gentle

30C Gentle

CY18

10/20/10

Gentle

Blank

CY19-CY30

18/3/18

Normal

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Med.)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Low)

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

2

Cold

High

OFF

No

Yes

1 (Low)

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

3 (Med.)

00:30:20

00:31:50

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

3 (Med.)

00:30:20

00:31:50

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

3 (Low)

00:30:20

00:31:50

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

ON

3

Cold

High

S3, S4

No

Yes

2 (Low)

00:26:20

00:27:50

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

OFF

2

Cold

Low

OFF

No

Yes

0

00:00:20

00:00:20

Default Cycles


Alliance UWU060K12 Programming Manual

Washer-Extractor

Refer to Page 4 for Model Numbers

Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.

WARNING

Table of Contents

Model Identification

Preliminary Information

About the Control

Glossary of Terms

Power Failure Recovery

Communications

Infra-red Communications

Control Identification

Select Cycle Pads

(Refer to

Figure 1 )

Display Identification

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)

(Refer to

Figure 1 )

WASH LED

RINSE LED

SPIN LED

DOOR LED

Four 7-Segment Digits

Machine Operation

Start Up

Door Locking Mode

Stop Mode

Start Mode

End of Cycle Mode

Cycle Sequence

Run Mode

Signals

Programming Control

Collecting Audit Information

Testing Machine and Control

Functions

Special Features

Rapid Advance Feature

Communications Mode

Entering the Manual Mode

How to Enter the Manual Mode

Manual Programming

Manual Rapid Advance

Manual Diagnostics

Programming Control

What Can Be Programmed?

Programmable Options Available

Manual Mode Flowchart

Manual Programming Flowchart (1 of 3)

Manual Programming Flowchart (2 of 3)

Manual Programming Flowchart (3 of 3)

Diagnostic Tests Flowchart

1. Default Cycle “dCYC”

How to Program Default Cycle

How to Exit Programming Feature

2. Audio Signal “AUd”

How to Program the Audio Signal

How to Exit Programming Feature

How to Read

Table 2

3. Error Code Programming “Err-”

How to Program Error Code Programming

How to Exit Programming Feature

4. Cycle Programming “Cy--”

How to Enter Cycle Programming

How to Exit Programming Feature

How to Program Cycle Agitate “AgIt”

How to Exit Programming Feature

How to Program Cycle Segment “SEg1”

Programming Segment Enable/Disable

How to Exit Programming Feature

Programming Fill Step

How to Exit Programming Feature

Programming Supply Step

How to Exit Programming Feature

Programming Agitate Step

How to Exit Programming Feature