Alliance Laundry Systems F232157R7 Users Manual Programming For Washer Extractors

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Programming

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Part No. F232157R7

August 2009

Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.

(If this machine changes ownership, this manual must accompany machine.)

Washer-Extractors

Cabinet Hardmount

B-Series Microcomputer for Coin Models

2 Speed and Variable-Speed

Refer to Page 7 for Model Identification

CHM

WASH

ADD

BLEACH

RINSE

SPIN

DOOR

NORMAL

QUICK AS QUICK WASH

HEAVY SOIL

DELICATE

RM RESS

PERM PRESS

HOT

WARM

HOT

WARM

COLD

WARM

COLD

START

PE P

DOMESTIC MODELS

60C 60C

40C 40C

95C 95C

30C

CHM488R

INTERNATIONAL MODELS

CHM488R

CHM482R

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Table of

Contents

Safety Information.............................................................................. 3

Explanation of Safety Messages........................................................... 3

Important Safety Instructions ............................................................... 3

Safety Decals ........................................................................................ 5

Operator Safety..................................................................................... 6

Introduction......................................................................................... 7

Model Identification......................................................................... 7

Nameplate Location.............................................................................. 8

Replacement Parts ................................................................................ 8

Customer Service.................................................................................. 8

Electronic Control Unit......................................................................... 9

Control Output Fuse Board................................................................... 9

Summary of Control Outputs and Inputs.............................................. 9

Outputs............................................................................................. 9

Inputs................................................................................................ 9

Control Voltage................................................................................ 9

Harnessing........................................................................................ 9

Communications ................................................................................... 10

Central Pay System .......................................................................... 10

Third Party Card Reader .................................................................. 10

Programming ...................................................................................... 12

Entering Program Mode ....................................................................... 12

Determining Firmware ID Code........................................................... 12

Programming Vend Price

(For Models with Firmware ID Code “C2HL” and “CuHL”)............ 13

Setup Mode ...................................................................................... 13

Cycle and Error Count .......................................................................... 14

Cycle and Error Count addition............................................................ 14

Programming Cycle Segments......................................................... 14

Programming Vend Price

(For Earlier Models)........................................................................... 15

Setup Mode ...................................................................................... 15

Cycle and Error Count .......................................................................... 16

Programming Cycle Segments......................................................... 16

Options for Each Segment.................................................................... 18

To Edit an Entire Wash Cycle Formula................................................ 24

Wash 1 – Wash 4 ............................................................................. 24

Rinse 1 – Rinse 4 ............................................................................. 25

Abnormal Conditions............................................................................ 26

Door Will Not Lock ......................................................................... 26

Door Open During Operation .......................................................... 26

Excessive Fill Time.......................................................................... 26

Out-of-Balance................................................................................. 26

Drain Error (For Models With Firmware ID Code “C2HL” and

“CuHL”) ......................................................................................... 27

Clogged Filter (All C80 and C60 X Voltage ONLY Models)......... 27

Door Will Not Unlock ..................................................................... 27

On Board Battery Problem............................................................... 27

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Temperature Probe Malfunction ...................................................... 27

Rapid Advance (For Models With Firmware ID Code “C2HL” and

“CuHL”) ............................................................................................. 27

Enabling Rapid Advance ................................................................. 27

How to Rapid Advance During All Steps

(Except First Fill Step)..................................................................... 27

How to Rapid Advance (During First Fill Step).............................. 27

Temporary Free Mode .......................................................................... 28

Test Cycle ............................................................................................. 28

Permanent Factory Diagnostic Test Cycle ........................................... 29

Cycle Charts.......................................................................................... 31

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Safety Information

Explanation of Safety Messages

Precautionary statements (“DANGER,” “WARNING,”

and “CAUTION”), followed by specific instructions,

are found in this manual and on machine decals. These

precautions are intended for the personal safety of the

operator, user, servicer, and those maintaining the

machine.

Additional precautionary statements (“IMPORTANT”

and “NOTE”) are followed by specific instructions.

IMPORTANT: The word “IMPORTANT” is used

to inform the reader of specific procedures where

minor machine damage will occur if the procedure

is not followed.

IMPORTANT: The word “NOTE” is used to

communicate installation, operation, maintenance

or servicing information that is important but not

hazard related.

Important Safety Instructions

1. Read all instructions before using the washer.

2. Refer to the GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS in

the INSTALLATION manual for the proper

grounding of the washer.

3. Do not wash textiles that have been previously

cleaned in, washed in, soaked in, or spotted with

gasoline, kerosene, waxes, cooking oils, dry-

cleaning solvents, or other flammable or

explosive substances as they give off vapors that

could ignite or explode.

4. Do not add gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents, or

other flammable or explosive substances to the

wash water. These substances give off vapors that

could ignite or explode.

5. Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be

produced in a hot water system that has not been

used for two weeks or more. HYDROGEN GAS

IS EXPLOSIVE. If the hot water system has not

been used for such a period, before using a

washing machine or combination washer-dryer,

turn on all hot water faucets and let the water

flow from each for several minutes. This will

release any accumulated hydrogen gas. The gas

is flammable; do not smoke or use an open flame

during this time.

6. Do not allow children to play on or in the washer.

Close supervision of children is necessary when

the washer is used near children. This is a safety

rule for all appliances.

7. Before the washer is removed from service or

discarded, remove the door to the washing

compartment.

8. Do not reach into the washer if the wash drum is

moving.

DANGER indicates the presence of a

hazard that will cause severe personal

injury, death, or substantial property

damage if the danger is ignored.

DANGER

WARNING indicates the presence of a

hazard that can cause severe personal

injury, death, or substantial property

damage if the warning is ignored.

WARNING

CAUTION indicates the presence of a

hazard that will or can cause minor

personal injury or property damage if the

caution is ignored.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock,

serious injury or death to persons when

using your washer, follow these basic

precautions:

W023

WARNING

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9. Do not install or store the washer where it will be

exposed to water and/or weather.

10. Do not tamper with the controls.

11. Do not repair or replace any part of the washer, or

attempt any servicing unless specifically

recommended in the user-maintenance

instructions or in published user-repair

instructions that the user understands and has the

skills to carry out.

12. To reduce the risk of an electric shock or fire, DO

NOT use an extension cord or an adapter to

connect the washer to the electrical power

source.

13. Use washer only for its intended purpose,

washing textiles.

14. Never wash machine parts or automotive parts in

the machine. This could result in serious damage

to the basket.

15. ALWAYS disconnect the washer from electrical

supply before attempting any service. Disconnect

the power cord by grasping the plug, not the cord.

16. Install the washer according to the installation

instructions. All connections for water, drain,

electrical power and grounding must comply

with local codes and be made by licensed

personnel when required.

17. To reduce the risk of fire, textiles which have

traces of any flammable substances such as

vegetable oil, cooking oil, machine oil,

flammable chemicals, thinner, etc. or anything

containing wax or chemicals such as in mops and

cleaning cloths, must not be put into the washer.

These flammable substances may cause the

fabric to catch on fire by itself.

18. Do not use fabric softeners or products to

eliminate static unless recommended by the

manufacturer of the fabric softener or product.

19. Keep washer in good condition. Bumping or

dropping the washer can damage safety features.

If this occurs, have washer checked by a

qualified service person.

20. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced

by a special cord or assembly available from the

manufacturer or its service agent.

21. Be sure water connections have a shut-off valve

and that fill hose connections are tight. CLOSE

the shut-off valves at the end of each wash day.

22. Loading door MUST BE CLOSED any time the

washer is to fill, tumble or spin. DO NOT bypass

the loading door switch by permitting the washer

to operate with the loading door open.

23. Always read and follow manufacturer’s

instructions on packages of laundry and cleaning

aids. Heed all warnings or precautions. To reduce

the risk of poisoning or chemical burns, keep

them out of the reach of children at all times

(preferably in a locked cabinet).

24. Always follow the fabric care instructions

supplied by the textile manufacturer.

25. Never operate the washer with any guards and/or

panels removed.

26. DO NOT operate the washer with missing or

broken parts.

27. DO NOT bypass any safety devices.

28. Failure to install, maintain, and/or operate this

washer according to the manufacturer’s

instructions may result in conditions which can

produce bodily injury and/or property damage.

NOTE: The WARNINGS and IMPORTANT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS appearing in this

manual are not meant to cover all possible

conditions and situations that may occur. Common

sense, caution and care must be exercised when

installing, maintaining, or operating the washer.

Any problems or conditions not understood should be

reported to the dealer, distributor, service agent or the

manufacturer.

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IMPORTANT: Ensure that the recommended

clearances for inspection and maintenance

are provided. Never allow the inspection and

maintenance space to be blocked.

Safety Decals

Safety decals appear at crucial locations on the

machine. Failure to maintain legible safety decals

could result in injury to the operator or service

technician.

To provide personal safety and keep the machine in

proper working order, follow all maintenance and

safety procedures presented in this manual. If

questions regarding safety arise, contact the

manufacturer immediately.

Use manufacturer-authorized spare parts to avoid

safety hazards.

This machine must be installed, adjusted,

and serviced by qualified electrical

maintenance personnel familiar with the

construction and operation of this type of

machinery. They must also be familiar

with the potential hazards involved.

Failure to observe this warning may result

in personal injury and/or equipment

damage, and may void the warranty.

SW004

WARNING

Install the machine on a level floor of

sufficient strength. Failure to do so may

result in conditions which can produce

serious injury, death and/or property

damage.

W703

WARNING

Be careful around the open door,

particularly when loading from a level

below the door. Impact with door edges

can cause personal injury.

SW025

CAUTION

Never touch internal or external steam

pipes, connections, or components.

These surfaces can be extremely hot and

will cause severe burns. The steam must

be turned off and the pipe, connections,

and components allowed to cool before

the pipe can be touched.

SW014

WARNING

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Operator Safety

To ensure the safety of machine operators, the

following maintenance checks must be performed

daily:

1. Prior to operating the machine, verify that all

warning signs are present and legible. Missing or

illegible signs must be replaced immediately.

Make certain that spares are available.

2. Check door interlock before starting operation of

the machine:

a. Attempt to start the machine with the door

open. The machine should not start with the

door open.

b. Close the door without locking it and attempt

to start the machine. The machine should not

start with the door unlocked.

c. Close and lock the door and start a cycle.

Attempt to open the door while the cycle is in

progress. The door should not open.

If the door lock and interlock are not functioning

properly, call a service technician.

3. Do not attempt to operate the machine if any of

the following conditions are present:

a. The door does not remain securely locked

during the entire cycle.

b. Excessively high water level is evident.

c. Machine is not connected to a properly

grounded circuit.

Do not bypass any safety devices in the machine.

NEVER insert hands or objects into

basket until it has completely stopped.

Doing so could result in serious injury.

SW012

WARNING

Never operate the machine with a

bypassed or disconnected balance

system. Operating the machine with

severe out-of-balance loads could result

in personal injury and serious equipment

damage.

SW039

WARNING

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Introduction

Model Identification

Information in this manual is applicable

to these models:

HC20BC2 HC30BY2 HC60BXF SC20BX2 SC40BL2 SC60BYF

HC20BL2 HC40BC2 HC60BYF SC20BY2 SC40BX2 SC60BY2

HC20BX2 HC40BL2 HC60BY2 SC25BC2 SC40BY2 SC80BCV

HC20BY2 HC40BX2 HC80BCV SC25BL2 SC50BC2 SC80BLV

HC25BC2 HC40BY2 HC80BLV SC25BX2 SC50BY2 SC80BXV

HC25BL2 HC50BC2 HC80BXV SC25BY2 SC60BC2 SC80BYV

HC25BX2 HC50BY2 HC80BYV SC30BC2 SC60BCF SC125BCV

HC25BY2 HC60BC2 HC125BCV SC30BL2 SC60BL2 SC125BYV

HC30BC2 HC60BCF HC125BYV SC30BX2 SC60BLF

HC30BL2 HC60BLF SC20BC2 SC30BY2 SC60BX2

HC30BX2 HC60BX2 SC20BL2 SC40BC2 SC60BXF

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Nameplate Location

The nameplate is located at the rear of the machine and

inside door. Always provide the machine’s serial

number and model number when ordering parts or

when seeking technical assistance.

Figure 1

Replacement Parts

If literature or replacement parts are required, contact

the source from whom the machine was purchased or

contact Alliance Laundry Systems at (920) 748-3950

for the name and address of the nearest authorized

parts distributor.

Customer Service

For technical assistance, call (920) 748-3121

Ripon, Wisconsin.

CHM167R

1Nameplate

CHM167R

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Electronic Control Unit

The “B” electronic control is composed of the

electronic control unit and the control fuse board with

wiring harness. Only an authorized person should look

inside the control compartment. First TURN OFF

POWER, open lid and remove any cover present.

Make sure door lock circuit has fully discharged. The

door unlock capacitor can retain high electrical charge,

even when the machine’s electrical inputs are

disconnected, until it has discharged. Some machines

are equipped with an orange or red indicator light

facing upward in the control compartment. If this is

on, wait until light goes off (indicating when high

voltage in the door lock circuit has discharged). The

components are described below.

This portion of the control contains the “intelligence” –

the micro-controller and the miscellaneous components

on the printed circuit (PC) board. The board has a

metal cover, which MUST be in place at all times

during machine operation. Operation of the machine

without this cover installed will void the warranty.

The control unit monitors and responds to input, gives

information about the status of the washer and

monitors and responds to inputs from the user

interface (keypad). The control provides signals to the

control output unit, which in turn operates the

components that control the machine functions. This is

located behind the machine control panel.

Control Output Fuse Board

This portion of the control contains the power supply

for the control unit, and also the switching devices

which power the components in the machine, all of

which are on the output PC board. The switching

devices are controlled by the control unit, and are solid

state.

Summary of Control Outputs and

Inputs

Outputs

General outputs provide signals to operate the

following components.

1. Hot Fill Valve (HF)

2. Cold Fill Valve (CF)

3. Drain Valve (normally open) (DR)

4. Door Lock Solenoid Coil (DL)

5. Door Unlock Solenoid Coil (DU)

6. Supply 1 (detergent) (S1)

7. Supply 2 (bleach) (S2)

8. Supply 3 (sour/softener) (S3)

9. Optional 3rd (Extra) Fill Inlet (governed by the

configuration settings) (S4)

10. Optional Heat (HT)

11. *Prep for Card Reader or Central Pay (“machine

available signal”)

For standard models, the components for outputs

shown as “optional” will not be populated on the

output printed circuit board.

AC outputs are solid state outputs that operate either

120 Volt AC or 220 Volt AC (nominal voltage)

components, depending on the control voltage

configuration. Outputs are fused appropriately.

Inputs

1. Low Water Level

2. Medium Water Level

3. High Water Level

4. Door

5. Coin 1 Signal

6. Coin 2 Signal

7. *Prep for Card Reader or Central Pay (“start

pulse”)

* This allows machine to interface with the card reader or the

central pay system. “Start Pulse” originates from the reader/

central pay system, and this satisfies the programmed vend.

B control provides “Machine Available” signal to reader/

central pay when it is ready to accept payment. Refer to

Machine Electrical Schematic.

Control Voltage

The control power supply can be configured to operate

on 110 Volt AC nominal RMS input voltage

50/60 Hertz, OR 220 Volt AC nominal RMS input

voltage 50/60 Hertz.

Harnessing

Wiring harnesses are modular – harnesses common to

various configurations are similar, while those specific

to a certain configuration can be added. There are

harnesses for inputs to the control unit, for outputs

from the control power/output unit to the machine

components, and for the main incoming power to the

control power/output unit.

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Communications

Central Pay System

(Central Pay System Models Only)

The models are usually designated by the “Prep for

Central Pay” option. The model number will have an

“L” in the 6th digit (i.e. *C40BL2OU6001). Refer to

Nameplate Location. The control will accept a start

pulse from the central pay system and will give a

“machine available” signal.

* Denotes Brand

For detailed information on the Central Pay System

Communications, refer to the manufacturer.

Third Party Card Reader

(Card Reader Models Only)

The models are usually designated by the “Prep for

Card Reader” option. The model number will have a

“Y” in the 6th digit (i.e. *C40BY2OU6001). Refer to

Nameplate Location. The control will accept

communications with a Card Reader in order to

perform vending transactions when a card is inserted

to pay for cycles.

* Denotes Brand

For detailed information on the Card Reader

Communications, refer to the manufacturer.

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* Denotes Brand

Figure 2

Model Number Familiarization Guide

Sample Model Number: *C40BY2OU60001

*C Model Number Prefix

40 Washer-Extractor Capacity (pounds dry weight of laundry)

BType of Electrical Control

YActuation (Y = Prep for Card Reader)

2Washer-Extractor Speed Capability (2 = 2 speed)

OElectrical Characteristics

U6 Design Series

0001 Option Identification (varies from machine to machine)

CHM523R

*C40BY2OU60001

00000000000

500000

208 – 240

60 3 3

N/A N/A

470

EXAMPLE OF NAMEPLATE

Programming

NOTE: The machines are factory programmed

with basic cycles to make the units operational

without programming at installation.

Entering Program Mode

1. Open machine lid.

2. Locate Program/Run switch on the computer

board. This is accessed through a cutout in the

metal control unit cover. This switch protrudes

from the rear of the electronic control unit cover.

3. Flip switch to the left (as seen from front of

machine) to enter PROGRAM Mode.

4. Display will show “0000” or temperature or

“tSFL” (depending on version of the control).

Determining Firmware ID Code

1. Turn on the main power source (circuit breaker or

cut-off switch on wall).

2. Display will show Firmware ID code (i.e.,

“C2dS” and “CvdS” etc…).

3. Record Firmware ID Code for future reference.

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Programming Vend Price

(For Models with Firmware ID Code

“C2dS” and “CvdS”)

Setup Mode

NOTE: In SETUP Mode, certain machine

functions can be configured. The settings in this

mode are related to how the machine is equipped

from the factory. Usually, these would not be

changed in the field.

NOTE: Enter SETUP Mode through the

PROGRAM Mode. Refer to Entering Program

Mode.

1. Press (*) keypad. Display shows machine model

size (capacity). Displayed capacity must match

machine size. Press (∧) keypad to change the

capacity. (This should already be set correctly

from the factory, and normally should never need

to be changed).

2. Press START (Enter) keypad.

3. Display shows “FAr” or “CEL”.

NOTE: This option selects whether temperatures

display in degrees Fahrenheit (F) or Celsius (C), if

control is equipped with a temperature sensor.

Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to change degrees

“FAr” or “CEL”.

4. Press START (Enter) keypad.

5. If model displays “HEAt” or “noHt”, change the

selection by pressing the (∧) or (∨) keypad. If

model displays “CArd” or “COIn”, skip to

step# 8.

6. Press START (Enter) keypad to continue to the

next step.

7. “EFIL” or “nEFL” will display in certain models.

“EFIL” means the capability to control an extra

fill valve with programmable water level (same

as regular fills) is enabled. Machine MUST be

equipped with the extra valve for this to work

properly. “nEFL” means the extra fill valve

option is disabled or not installed on machine.

NOTE: If neither message displays, the extra fill

capability is not present. If either message displays,

changing the selection is an option by pressing the

(∧) or (∨) keypad. Press START (Enter) keypad to

continue to the next option.

8. If model displays the message “CArd” or

“COIn”, change the selection by pressing the (∧)

or (∨) keypad.

9. Press START (Enter) keypad to continue to the

next selection.

NOTE: Select “COIn used by accessory pay

system. Contact the manufacturer of the accessory

pay system if not working properly

10. “bEEP” or “nobP” will display in certain models.

If “bEEP” is set, control will beep during Add

Bleach (Supply 2) and at end of cycle after

several seconds while displaying “dOnE”. If

“nobP” displays, control will NOT beep during

Add Bleach (Supply 2) or at end of cycle. This

does not affect the short beep when a keypad is

pressed or a coin is inserted and it does not affect

the beep during an alarm. Press the (∧) or (∨)

keypad to change “bEEP”/“nobP” selection.

11. Press START (Enter) keypad to continue to next

step.

12. “PtIn” means the control will display remaining

time in a cycle without fill and drain times.

“EtIn” means the control will display estimated

remaining time in a cycle including fill and drain

time.

13. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to change “PtIn”/

“EtIn” selection.

14. Press START (Enter) keypad to continue to the

next step.

NOTE: If machine is equipped with a card reader,

or interfaces with a control/remote pay system,

setting “con1”/ “dEno” and “con2”/ “dEno” equal

to the vend start amount (“Strt”/ “Ant”) will allow

starting with one pulse and is recommended. The

card or central remote pay vend amount should

match the “Strt”/ “Ant” setting.

15. Display shows “con1”, “dEno” next, then a

number such as 25. This means that the coin 1

denomination is 25 cents for single coin meters.

For example, a U.S. quarter coin meter would be

set for 25 cents, or this would be the amount for

one of the two denominations for a dual coin

meter, such as a U.S. quarter for a dollar/quarter

dual coin meter. The vend price programmed

above will count down by this amount each time

a coin is added.

16. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to decrease or

increase this amount.

17. When correct, press START (Enter) keypad.

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18. Display shows “con2”, “dEno” next, then a

number such as 100. This means that the coin 2

denomination is 100 cents. This is the coin

denomination for coin meters that can process

two types of coins – such as a U.S. quarter/dollar

coin meter. The second coin input would be one

dollar. For single coin meters, press START

(Enter) keypad to continue. The vend price

programmed above will count down by this

amount each time this second coin type is added.

19. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to decrease or

increase this amount.

20. When correct, press START (Enter) keypad.

21. Display shows “Strt”, “Ant” next, then a number

such as 150. This means that the start amount is

150 cents. This is the vend price required to

operate a wash cycle.

22. Press the (∨) or (∧) keypad to increase or

decrease this amount.

23. When correct, press START (Enter) keypad.

24. Display shows “0000” when complete. Return

the Program/Run switch to the right and close the

lid. The display will show new vend price.

Cycle and Error Count

The control logs cycle count (total of all cycles

completed).

Cycle and Error Count addition

1. To read, enter PROGRAM Mode. Refer to

Entering Program Mode.

2. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display shows

“Erdn” (indicates Drain Error count).

3. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display shows a

number (2 or 3 digits) showing how many drain

errors have occurred. This number can range

from ‘00’ to ‘255’, and cannot be set to zero.

4. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display shows

“ErFL” (indicates Fill Error count).

5. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display shows a

number (2 or 3 digits showing how many fill

errors have occurred. This number can range

from ‘00’ to 255’, and cannot be set to zero.

6. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display shows

“CYC ” (indicates Cycle count).

7. Press START (Enter) keypad. Displays show a

number (up to 4 digits) showing how many

complete cycles have been operated. This

excludes cycles stopped because of an error.

8. Press START (Enter) keypad.

9. If display does not show “E Pr”, control will

revert to normal PROGRAM Mode.

10. If display shows “E Pr”, this is for factory

reference regarding power interruption. Press

START (Enter) keypad. A number will display.

Press START (Enter) keypad. After a brief pause,

the control will display normal PROGRAM

Mode.

Programming Cycle Segments

The machine is preprogrammed with eight wash cycle

formulas that can be edited.

To edit any of these cycles, enter PROGRAM Mode.

Refer to Entering Program Mode. In PROGRAM

Mode, cycles are selected by number (1 through 8) as

opposed to the RUN Mode, where cycles are selected

by pressing one of the eight corresponding keypads.

The keypads must serve different functions in each

mode because there are more functions than keypads

in PROGRAM Mode.

In RUN Mode the top left keypad selects Cycle 1, the

(∧) keypad directly below it selects Cycle 2, etc.

Figure 3 shows which keypad selects each cycle in

RUN Mode.

1. After entering PROGRAM Mode, display will

show “0000” or temperature (if machine is

configured for heat) or “tSFL”.

2. Press the (∧) keypad to enter Cycle

Programming Mode.

3. The display will reference cycles by number.

Cycle 1 will show first.

4. Use the (∧) or (∨) keypad to select cycle to be

edited.

5. Press START (Enter) keypad to move into the

menu of options.

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Programming Vend Price

(For Earlier Models)

Setup Mode

NOTE: In SETUP Mode, certain machine

functions can be configured. The settings in this

mode are related to how the machine is equipped

from the factory. Usually, these would not be

changed in the field.

NOTE: Enter SETUP Mode through the

PROGRAM Mode. Refer to Entering Program

Mode.

1. Press (*) keypad. Display shows machine model

size (capacity). Displayed capacity must match

machine size.

2. Press (∧) keypad to change the capacity. (This

should already be set correctly from the factory,

and normally should never need to be changed).

3. Press START (Enter) keypad.

4. Display shows “FAr” or “CEL”.

NOTE: This option selects whether temperatures

display in degrees Fahrenheit (F) or Celsius (C), if

control is equipped with a temperature sensor.

Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to change degrees

“FAr” or “CEL”.

5. Press START (Enter) keypad.

6. If model displays “HEAt” or “noHt”, change the

selection by pressing the (∧) or (∨) keypad.

7. If model displays “CArd” or “COIn”, skip to

step #10.

8. Press START (Enter) keypad to continue to the

next step.

9. “EFIL” or “nEFL” will display in certain models.

“EFIL” means the capability to control an extra

fill valve with programmable water level (same

as regular fills) is enabled. Machine MUST be

equipped with the extra valve for this to work

properly. “nEFL” means the extra fill valve

option is disabled or not installed on machine.

NOTE: If neither message displays, the extra fill

capability is not present. If either message displays,

changing the selection is an option by pressing the

(∧) or (∨) keypad. Press START (Enter) keypad

to continue to the next option.

10. If model displays the message “CArd” or

“COIn”, change the selection by pressing the (∧)

or (∨) keypad.

11. When correct, press START (Enter) keypad to

continue to the next selection.

NOTE: Select “COIn” for regular coin drop meter

or if coin inputs are used by accessory pay system.

Contact the manufacturer of the accessory pay

system if not working properly.

12. “bEEP” or “nobP” will display in certain models.

If “bEEP” is set, control will beep during Add

Bleach (Supply 2) and at end of cycle after

several seconds while displaying “dOnE”. If

“nobP” displays, control will NOT beep during

Add Bleach (Supply 2) or at end of cycle. This

does not affect the short beep when a keypad is

pressed or a coin is inserted and it does not affect

the beep during an alarm.

13. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to change “bEEP”/

“nobP” selection.

14. Press START (Enter) keypad to continue to next

step.

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NOTE: If machine is equipped with a card reader,

or interfaces with a control/remote pay system,

setting “con1”/ “dEno” and “con2”/ “dEno” equal

to the vend start amount (“Strt”/ “Ant”) will allow

starting with one pulse and is recommended. The

card or central remote pay vend amount should

match the “Strt”/ “Ant” setting.

15. Display shows “con1”, “dEno” next, then a

number such as 25. This means that the coin 1

denomination is 25 cents for single coin meters.

For example, a U.S. quarter coin meter would be

set for 25 cents or this would be the amount for

one of the two denominations for a dual coin

meter, such as a U.S. quarter for a dollar/quarter

dual coin meter. The vend price programmed

above will count down by this amount each time

a coin is added.

16. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to decrease or

increase this amount.

17. When correct, press START (Enter) keypad.

18. Display shows “con2”, “dEno” next, then a

number such as 100. This means that the coin 2

denomination is 100 cents. This is the coin

denomination for coin meters that can process

two types of coins – such as a U.S. quarter/dollar

coin meter. The second coin input would be one

dollar. For single coin meters, press START

(Enter) keypad to continue. The vend price

programmed above will count down by this

amount each time this second coin type is added.

19. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to decrease or

increase this amount.

20. When correct, press START (Enter) keypad.

21. Display shows “Strt”, “Ant” next, then a number

such as 150. This means that the start amount is

150 cents. This is the vend price required to

operate a wash cycle.

22. Press the (∨) or (∧) keypad to decrease or

increase this amount.

23. When correct, press START (Enter) keypad.

24. Display shows “0000” when complete. Return

the Program/Run switch to the right and close the

lid. The display will show new vend price.

Cycle and Error Count

The control logs cycle count (total of all cycles

completed).

1. To read, enter PROGRAM Mode. Refer to

Entering Program Mode.

2. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display will show

the cycle count.

3. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display will show

certain error conditions that may have been

recorded by the control.

4. Read the information when consulting technical

assistance as needed.

5. Step through the error log by pressing START

(Enter) keypad repeatedly until display reverts to

normal PROGRAM Mode (“0000” or

temperature).

Programming Cycle Segments

The machine is preprogrammed with eight wash cycle

formulas that can be edited.

To edit any of these cycles, enter PROGRAM Mode.

Refer to Entering Program Mode. In PROGRAM

Mode, cycles are selected by number (1 through 8) as

opposed to the RUN Mode, where cycles are selected

by pressing one of the eight corresponding keypads.

The keypads must serve different functions in each

mode because there are more functions than keypads

in PROGRAM Mode.

In RUN Mode the top left keypad selects Cycle 1, the

(∧) keypad directly below it selects Cycle 2, etc.

Figure 3 shows which keypad selects each cycle in

RUN Mode.

1. After entering PROGRAM Mode, display will

show “0000” or temperature (if machine is

configured for heat).

2. Press the (∧) keypad to enter Cycle Programming

Mode. The display will reference cycles by

number. Cycle 1 will show first.

3. Use the (∧) or (∨) keypad to select cycle to be

edited.

4. Press START (Enter) keypad to move into the

menu of options.

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Figure 3

NOTE: If the version of control in machine is

capable of reading temperature, pressing the

START (Enter) keypad while a wash is running

will cause the display to show temperature.

Depending on version of control, this will either

revert to minutes remaining after several seconds,

or START (Enter) keypad must be pressed a

second time to revert to minutes remaining.

CHM482R CHM488R

1Cycle 1 9START (Enter) Keypad

2Cycle 2 10 “Clean Filter” Indicator LED (Active only for

3Cycle 3 C60FX, C80 and C125 Models)

4Cycle 4/ “∧” Edit 11 Door Open LED

5Cycle 5 12 Spin Cycle LED

6Cycle 6 13 Rinse Cycle LED

7Cycle 7 14 Add Bleach LED

8Cycle 8/ “∨” Edit

60C 60C

40C 40C

95C 95C

30C

CHM488R

CHM482R

WASH

ADD

BLEACH

RINSE

SPIN

DOOR

NORMAL

QUICK AS QUICK WASH

HEAVY SOIL

DELICATE

RM RESS

PERM PRESS

HOT

WARM

HOT

WARM

COLD

WARM

COLD

START

PE P

DOMESTIC MODELS INTERNATIONAL MODELS

Programming

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Options for Each Segment

Cycle Steps Available

(NOTE: WASH, ADD BLEACH, RINSE

and SPIN LEDs light ONLY when a

cycle formula is in operation.)

Display Setting Options for Cycle Steps

Wash 1 (displayed as “USH1”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-30 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 for No Spin or 30-240 seconds (increases/decreases in

one-second increments)

tInE

Wash 2 (displayed as “USH2”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-20 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Table 1 (continued)

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Table 1 (continued)

Cycle Steps Available

(NOTE: WASH, ADD BLEACH, RINSE

and SPIN LEDs light ONLY when a

cycle formula is in operation.)

Display Setting Options for Cycle Steps

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 for No Spin or 30-240 seconds (increases/decreases in

one-second increments)

Wash 3 (displayed as “USH3”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-15 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain Segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 or 30-240 seconds (increases/decreases in one-second

increments)

Wash 4 (displayed as “USH4”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-15 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Table 1 (continued)

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F232157

Table 1 (continued)

Cycle Steps Available

(NOTE: WASH, ADD BLEACH, RINSE

and SPIN LEDs light ONLY when a

cycle formula is in operation.)

Display Setting Options for Cycle Steps

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 for No Spin or 30-240 seconds (increases/decreases in

one-second increments)

tInE

Rinse 1 (displayed as “rIn1”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-15 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 for No Spin or 30-240 seconds (increases/decreases in

one-second increments)

Table 1 (continued)

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Table 1 (continued)

Cycle Steps Available

(NOTE: WASH, ADD BLEACH, RINSE

and SPIN LEDs light ONLY when a

cycle formula is in operation.)

Display Setting Options for Cycle Steps

Rinse 2 (displayed as “rIn2”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-15 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 or 30-240 seconds (increases/decreases in one-second

increments)

Rinse 3 (displayed as “rIn3”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-15 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Table 1 (continued)

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Table 1 (continued)

Cycle Steps Available

(NOTE: WASH, ADD BLEACH, RINSE

and SPIN LEDs light ONLY when a

cycle formula is in operation.)

Display Setting Options for Cycle Steps

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 for No Spin or 30-240 seconds (increases/decreases in

one-second increments)

tInE

Rinse 4 (displayed as “rIn4”)

Time for Agitation (excludes fill, drain,

spin and heat)

GEnt 0 or 2-15 minutes in agitation step (increases/decreases in

one-minute increments). Refer to Table 3 for operation of

each agitation segment

norn

Fill valves (temperature) CFIL Cold, Hot or Both (warm) water fills or Extra fill (must be

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode)

HFIL

bFIL

EFIL

Fill water level control LO Low, Medium or High water level

nEd

Supply SUP0 SUP0 for No Supply or Supply 1-3,6 (Refer to Table 2 for

operation of each supply selection)

SUP1

SUP2

SUP3

SUP6

Heat (Models with heat or heat capability) HEAt 00F (no heat for segment) or 80°F to 205°F

00C (no heat for segment) or 27°C to 95°C

noHt

Drain (Final segment drains in stop

routine if No Drain is programmed)

drAI Drain or No Drain (if No Drain programmed, will skip spin

segment associated with Drain segment)

nodr

Spin time SPIn 00 for No Spin or 1-10 minutes (increases/decreases in one-

minute increments)

Table 1

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F232157

NOTE: If the wash load becomes out of balance,

the machine will attempt to balance the load. After

three failed attempts the display will light the

leftmost digit and a lower spin will be used to

complete the cycle. Refer to Figure 4.

Figure 4

*NOTE: ADD BLEACH LED lights if Supply 2 is

the only supply programmed. If set up for

"bEEP"(refer to SETUP Mode section), buzzer will

sound on and off for the first eight seconds. The

Supply 2 and ADD BLEACH LED remain on for

45 seconds or until the fill is complete, whichever

comes first.

**NOTE: Selecting "EFIL" (Extra fill) in SETUP

Mode will remove supply 6 as optional supply

signals.

CHM524R

1Out-of-Balance LED

WASH

ADD

BLEACH

RINSE

SPIN

DOOR

NORMAL

QUICK ASQUICK WASH

HEAVY SOI L

DELICATE

RM RESS

PERM PRESS

HOT

WAR M

HOT

WAR M

COLD

WAR M

COLD

STA R T

PE P

Supply Programmed External Chemical Supply Signal Compartment Flushed

SUP0 None None

SUP1 Supply 1 Compartment 1

SUP2 Supply 2* Compartment 2

SUP3 Supply 3 Compartment 3

SUP6 Supply 6** Compartment 1 and 2

Table 2

Programming

F232157

To Edit an Entire Wash Cycle

Formula

1. Enter PROGRAM Mode. Refer to Entering

Program Mode.

2. Press the (∧) keypad until display shows

“CY01”.

3. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad until cycle to be

edited is displayed.

4. Press START (Enter) keypad to select the cycle

desired. Refer to Figure 3, showing which cycle

number corresponds to each keypad when in

RUN Mode.

Agitation for the cycle

5. With display showing “CY_x” (x = cycle

number), press the START (Enter) keypad.

6. Display shows either “norn” (for normal

agitation), or “GEnt” (for gentle agitation). Refer

to Table 3.

7. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

Wash 1 – Wash 4

NOTE: Programming a time other than “00” for

Wash 1 will make the WASH indicator LED light

while this step is running, but NOT in PROGRAM

Mode.

8. The main display shows “USH1” indicating you

are in the Wash segment (number will reflect

selected Wash cycle 1-4).

9. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display shows

agitation time during the step: “00” (skips

segment) or 2-30 minutes. Wash 2 agitation’s

time can be 2-20 minutes, 2-15 minutes for Wash

3 and Wash 4 or “00” to skip Wash 2, Wash 3 or

Wash 4. This is the time after the fill and before

the drain and does not include spin time or time

to first reach a programmed temperature (if

machine is configured for heat).

10. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

11. Display shows “CFIL”, “HFIL”, “bFIL” or

“EFIL” for Cold, Hot, Both (warm) or Extra fill,

respectively.

12. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

NOTE: Extra fill (“EFIL”) is possible only if

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode. If model is

not configured for the extra fill valve, “nEFL” will

display. If configured, a third valve can be

controlled.

13. Display shows “LO”, “nEd”, or “HI” for Low,

Medium, or High water level, respectively.

14. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the

selection, or the START (Enter) keypad to

continue.

15. Display shows “SUP0”, “SUP1”, “SUP2”,

“SUP3”, or “SUP6” (or “S 12” depending on

version of control). Refer to Table 2 for operation

of each supply selection.

16. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

NOTE: If programmed for “SUP2”, the ADD

BLEACH indicator LED light turns on and is set

up for “bEEP” the buzzer sounds for the first eight

seconds Supply 2 is on.

Heated Models Only

17. Display shows temperature in degrees F or C.

Display will show degrees F if configured for

“FAr” in SETUP Mode, or degrees C if

configured for “CEL” in SETUP Mode. Range is

80°F to 205°F, or 00F (no heat for segment), or

27°C to 95°C, or 00C (no heat for segment).

18. Press the (∧) keypad to increase, or (∨) keypad

to decrease temperature in one-degree

increments.

The control will energize heat and pause cycle timing

for up to 40 minutes until the programmed

temperature is first reached.

Display Meaning

norn12 seconds forward, 3 seconds pause,

12 seconds reverse, 3 seconds pause, and

repeat for programmed time.

GEnt 3 seconds forward, 12 seconds pause,

3 seconds reverse, 12 seconds pause and

repeat for programmed time

Table 3

To prevent personal injury, avoid contact

with inlet water temperatures higher than

125° Fahrenheit (51° Celsius) and hot

surfaces.

W748

WARNING

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NOTE: If temperature is not reached after

40 minutes, control resumes cycle.

After cycle resumes, control will attempt to maintain

programmed temperature if it senses water in the

machine.

NOTE: Temperature display applies ONLY if

machine is configured for “HEAt” in SETUP

Mode. Machine must be equipped with electric or

steam heat and a temperature sensor. If configured

for “noHt” (no heat capability) in SETUP Mode,

temperature display does not appear in the

segment. After temperature setting, control will

skip to “drAI”/“nodr” or Spin Time, depending on

version.

19. If display shows “drAI”/“nodr” during segment

programming, a drain step option will appear at

the end of the segment.

20. Select “drAI” for a drain step followed by an

optional spin. Select “nodr” for no drain step.

NOTE: The machine will proceed directly to the

next segment if “nodr”.

21. Change the selection by pressing the (∧) or (∨)

keypad, or the START (Enter) keypad to

continue.

22. If “drAI” is selected (or if your model does not

provide the option of selecting “drAI”/“nodr”),

the display will show “SPIn” one second, “tInE”

one second, and then the time for spin: “00” (no

spin) or 30-240 seconds.

23. Change the selection by pressing the (∧) or (∨)

keypad or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

Rinse 1 – Rinse 4

NOTE: Programming a time other than “00” for

this step will make the RINSE indicator LED light

while this step is running, but not in PROGRAM

Mode.

24. The main display shows “rIN1” indicating you

are in the Rinse segment (number will represent

Rinse cycle selected 1-4).

25. Press START (Enter) keypad. Display shows the

time for agitation during the step: “00” (skips

segment) or 2-15 minutes. This is the time after

the fill and before the drain and does not include

spin time.

26. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

27. Display shows “CFIL”, “HFIL”, “bFIL” or

“EFIL” for Cold, Hot, Both (warm) or Extra fill.

28. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

NOTE: Extra fill (“EFIL”) is possible only if

configured for “EFIL” in SETUP Mode. If

configured, a third valve can be controlled.

29. Display shows “LO”, “nEd”, or “HI” for Low,

Medium, or High water level, respectively.

30. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (enter) keypad to continue.

31. Display shows “SUP0”, “SUP1”, “SUP2”,

“SUP3”, or “SUP6” (or “S 12” depending on

version of control). Refer to Table 2 for operation

of each supply selection.

32. Press the (∧) or (∨) keypad to alter the selection,

or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

NOTE: If programmed for “SUP2”, the ADD

BLEACH indicator LED light turns on and is set

up for “bEEP” the buzzer sounds for the first eight

seconds Supply 2 is on.

Heated Models Only

33. Display shows temperature in degrees F or C.

Display will show degrees F if configured for

“FAr” in SETUP Mode, or degrees C if

configured for “CEL” in SETUP Mode. Range is

80°F to 205°F, or 00F (no heat for segment), or

27°C to 95°C, or 00C (no heat for segment).

34. Press the (∧) keypad to increase, or (∨) keypad

to decrease temperature. Temperature changes in

one-degree increments.

The control will energize heat and pause cycle timing

for up to 40 minutes until the programmed temperature

is first reached.

NOTE: If temperature not reached after

40 minutes, control resumes cycle.

After cycle resumes, control will attempt to maintain

programmed temperature if it senses water in the

machine.

To prevent personal injury, avoid contact

with inlet water temperatures higher than

125° Fahrenheit (51° Celsius) and hot

surfaces.

W748

WARNING

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NOTE: Temperature display applies ONLY if

machine is configured for “HEAt” in SETUP

Mode. Machine must be equipped with electric or

steam heat and a temperature sensor. If configured

for “noHt” (no heat capability) in SETUP Mode,

temperature display does not appear in the

segment. After temperature setting, control will

skip to “drAI”/“nodr” or Spin Time, depending on

version. If “HEAt”/ “noHt” does not appear in

SETUP Mode, no heating is possible.

35. If display shows “drAI”/“nodr” during segment

programming, a drain step option will appear at

the end of the segment.

36. Select “drAI” for a drain step followed by an

optional spin. Select “nodr” for no drain step.

NOTE: The machine will proceed directly to the

next segment if “nodr”.

37. Change the selection by pressing the (∧) or (∨)

keypad or the START (Enter) keypad to continue.

38. If “drAI” is selected (or if your model does not

provide the option of selecting “drAI”/“nodr”),

the display will show “SPIn” one second, “tInE”

one second, and then the time for spin: “00” (no

spin) for 30-240 seconds IF you are in Rinse 1, 2,

or 3. If you are in Rinse 4, the time for spin will

show 0 or 1-10 minutes.

39. Change the selection by pressing the (∧) or (∨)

keypad, or the START (Enter) keypad to

continue.

IMPORTANT: The spin time in Rinse 4 is

programmed in minutes (0-10 minutes, in

one-minute increments), while other spins are in

seconds to allow for shorter times (such as

45 seconds). (Rinse 4 segment should usually be

used as the final rinse, even where there may be

fewer than four rinses. Program zero time for

preceding rinses you wish to exclude.)

40. Display shows “0000” if control cannot read

temperature or a temperature if control is capable

of a temperature reading.

41. Exit PROGRAM Mode by moving the Program/

Run switch back to the right as seen from the

front of the machine.

NOTE: The SPIN indicator LED will automatically

light during the wash cycle when the last spin

programmed in a cycle is operating (regardless of

which segment).

Abnormal Conditions

Door Will Not Lock

If the door handle has not been properly positioned to

allow locking the door, the control will sense this and

retract the door lock solenoid. The display will show

“----” for about 5 seconds, then will flash “SHUt”/

“dOOr” for about 5 seconds while sounding the

buzzer, prompting the user to close the door properly.

The DOOR indicator LED then lights. The machine

user should properly shut the door, then press START

(Enter) again. If the door is still not locking correctly,

the process above will repeat up to five times. After

this, the display flashes “CAnt”/“LOC” (cannot lock

door). The user can cause this to start over (five more

attempts) by pressing START (Enter) keypad twice. If

this continues, it indicates a problem, and a qualified

service technician should be consulted.

Door Open During Operation

If the control senses either a momentary or sustained

open door while the machine is operating in a wash

cycle, the control immediately attempts to halt rotation

of the cylinder. All outputs not required to effect rapid

halting of the cylinder rotation de-energize

immediately. The message “dOOr” then displays as

long as the condition persists. Regardless of the

duration of the open door condition, once it is

recognized by the control, the control aborts the cycle

and goes to the stop routine even if the door is closed.

Excessive Fill Time

Fill times exceeding 10 minutes cause the cycle to

abort. Display flashes “StOP”/“FILL” and sounds the

buzzer for 10 seconds prior to entering the stop routine

(display shows “01” minutes remaining while in the

stop routine). The Fill Error Count will increase by

one. Refer to Cycle and Error Count section.

Out-of-Balance

If the machine goes out of balance, the machine will

attempt to balance the load. After three attempts, the

display will light the leftmost digit and a lower spin

will be used.

Operating the machine with severe out-of-

balance loads could result in personal

injury and serious equipment damage.

W728

WARNING

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Drain Error (For Models With Firmware ID

Code “C2dS” and “CvdS”)

If machine has not drained within 4 minutes 15

seconds, display flashes “Erdn”, time remaining, and

buzzer beeps. The buzzer stops beeping after 30

seconds while display flashes “Erdn” until machine

empties. If machine empties, ending Drain Error

condition, display stops flashing, buzzer turns off, and

remaining cycle time displays as the cycle resumes.

If machine does not empty, display continues flashing

“Erdn”. The drain error counter increases by one.

Refer to Cycle and Error Count section.

Clogged Filter (All C80 and C60 X Voltage

ONLY Models)

A clogged filter can cause the inverter drive to run at

an elevated temperature. If the control senses an

elevated inverter drive temperature, the bottom

indicator LED on front panel decal lights. Check and

clean the drive compartment filter if necessary. The

light turns off AFTER one cycle runs at normal

temperature.

Door Will Not Unlock

If the door solenoid cannot retract (unlocking the door)

at the end of the stop routine, the display will show

“----” for ten seconds. In all models except an early

version of the 125, control attempts to unlock the door

again by pulsing the door solenoid every ten seconds

for a total of five times. An early version of the 125

model has a door unlock button.

The display then flashes “CAnt”/“OPEn”, indicating it

cannot unlock the door. This indicates a problem, and

a qualified service technician should be consulted.

At the end of a cycle or at power up, before the control

will allow the door to unlock, control checks for low,

medium or high water level. Control allows the door to

unlock only when machine is empty. If any water level

is indicated, display shows “FULL” while keeping all

outputs off. This condition could indicate a slow drain

system or a mechanical blockage of the drain. Contact

an authorized service person, mentioning display on

control.

On Board Battery Problem

If certain functions require the on board battery

(dependent on specific machines) and if battery charge

is low, or battery is removed, the control will display

“bAtt”. This is displayed several seconds after power

is applied to the control. Contact an authorized service

person if condition continues.

Temperature Probe Malfunction

If display shows “+SFL”, “-19C”, or “00F”, the

temperature probe may need to be replaced. If problem

persists after changing probe, contact an authorized

service person.

Rapid Advance (For Models With

Firmware ID Code “C2dS” and

“CvdS”)

Enabling Rapid Advance

NOTE: Rapid Advance can only be used during a

cycle operation.

To enable Rapid Advance while a cycle is in progress,

machine must be in PROGRAM Mode. Refer to

Entering Program Mode.

How to Rapid Advance During All Steps

(Except First Fill Step)

1. Make sure Rapid Advance is enabled.

2. Enter PROGRAM Mode. Refer to Entering

Program Mode.

3. Press the Advance (∧) keypad to advance to

desired step.

4. Display will show recalculated time remaining.

How to Rapid Advance (During First Fill

Step)

1. Make sure Rapid Advance is enabled.

2. While machine is filling with water, enter

PROGRAM Mode. Refer to Entering Program

Mode.

3. To advance to the next step, press START

(Enter) keypad to turn off the ability to change

cycles.

4. Press the Advance (∧) keypad to advance to

desired step.

5. Display will show recalculated time remaining.

NOTE: If control is set up for ‘Etin’, the remaining

cycle time after using Rapid Advance step is

calculated as if control was configured for ‘Ptin’.

This is because any time estimations following

advance would be inaccurate. After the cycle ends,

and the ADVANCE Mode is disabled, the next cycle

display remaining cycle time based on the ‘Etin’

configuration.

Programming

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Agitation Step

Advance the cycle by pressing “∧” keypad to skip to

the drain step. Filling, supply flushing and other

signals turn off. Cycle remaining time is recalculated

as the total remaining time after the agitation.

Drain Step

Advance the cycle by pressing “∧” keypad to skip the

drain step and the following spin step. The spin step is

skipped because the drain step needs to be completed

to balance the load. The next programmed step after

the spin begins. Cycle remaining is recalculated as the

total remaining time after the drain and spin steps.

Spin Step

Advance the cycle by pressing “∧” keypad to skip the

spin step. The next step after the spin begins. Cycle

remaining is recalculated as the total remaining time

after the spin step.

Temporary Free Mode

An authorized operator can enable a Free Cycle

operation that overrides the programmed vend start

amount. After running the Free Cycle, which can be

any of the eight cycles, the control reverts to the usual

programmed vend.

NOTE: The cycle counter DOES count the free

cycle.

•To run a temporary Free Cycle, follow the steps

below. Enter PROGRAM Mode. Display shows

“0000” or temperature or “tSFL” (depending on

version of control).

•Press the (∨) keypad. Display shows “FrEE”.

•While display shows “FrEE”, return the

Program/Run switch to the RUN position. Then

press a cycle keypad to select one of the eight

cycles. Press START (Enter) to begin the cycle.

When the cycle concludes, vend reverts to the

programmed amount.

Test Cycle

The test cycle provides a convenient means of

troubleshooting and testing all machine functions

quickly.

1. Enter PROGRAM Mode. Display shows “0000”

or temperature or “tSFL” (depending on version

of control).

2. Press the (∨) keypad. Display shows “FrEE”.

3. Press the START (Enter) keypad. Display shows

“tESt”.

4. Return the Program/Run switch to the right.

Display will show the vend price.

5. Enter coins or make payment so that the vend

amount counts down. When vend is satisfied, the

display will show “tESt” and the START (Enter)

keypad LED will flash on and off. Press the

START (Enter) keypad to begin the test cycle.

6. Press START (Enter) keypad. The door locks and

the TEST Mode starts.

7. Display shows “SPC?”. This is a special factory

test procedure. Simply ignore it and the machine

will advance into the test cycle after about

five seconds or go to “bAL?” if variable-speed.

NOTE: For variable-speed models ONLY, display

shows “bAL?”. This is a factory test. Disregard the

display. Machine will begin the test cycle after a

few seconds.

Programming

F232157

Permanent Factory Diagnostic Test

Cycle

Warm fill to low water level Display flashes “bFIL”/ “LO” (keypad WASH LED on), no agitation

Outputs: Motor OFF, Drain closed, hot fill on, cold fill on

Pause after reaching low

water level

Display shows “LO” (no flashing), LOW water level dot ON, no agitation (keypad WASH

LED on); pauses until operator presses (∧) keypad

Outputs: Motor OFF, Drain closed

Drain (can advance to next

step by pressing (∧) keypad

here)

Display shows “drAI”, no agitation (keypad WASH LED on)

Outputs: Motor OFF, Drain open

Cold fill to medium level Display flashes “CFIL”/ “nEd” (keypad WASH LED on), no agitation.

Outputs: Motor OFF, Drain closed, cold fill on

Pause after reaching

medium water level

Display shows “nEd” (no flashing), LOW and MEDIUM water level dots ON no agitation

(keypad WASH LED on); pauses until operator presses ^ keypad

Outputs: Motor OFF, Drain closed

Hot fill to high level Display flashes “HFIL”/ “HI” (keypad WASH LED on), no agitation.

Outputs: Motor OFF, Drain closed, hot fill on

Pause after reaching high

water level

Display shows “HI” (no flashing), LOW, MEDIUM, & HIGH water level dots ON, no

agitation (keypad WASH LED on); pauses until operator presses ^ keypad

Outputs: Motor OFF, Drain closed

Heat to 45°C (110°F)

SKIPS THIS STEP if

machine does not have heat

capability (“noHt” selected

in SETUP Mode)

Display flashes “HEAT” and the temperature inside the machine while agitating in forward

and reverse; continues until temperature reaches 45°C (110°F), then advances to next step.

(keypad WASH LED on)

Outputs: Motor alternates forward 12 seconds, off 3 seconds, reverse 12 seconds, off

3 seconds and repeats; Drain closed; Heat ON UNTIL 45°C (110°F) reached

Extra fill spare – 5 seconds

(skips this if not selected in

SETUP Mode)

Display flashes “EFIL” (keypad RINSE LED on)

Outputs: Motor alternates forward 12 seconds, off 3 seconds, reverse 12 seconds, off

3 seconds and repeats; Drain closed; “S4” output ON.

Supply 1: 5 seconds (Heat

signal also on (IF at least

low water level – verifies

output even if not heated

model)

Display shows “SUP1” (keypad WASH LED on)

Outputs: Motor alternates forward 12 seconds, off 3 seconds, reverse 12 seconds, off

3 seconds and repeats; Drain closed; Supply 1 ON, HT ON, cold fill ON

Supply 2: 5 seconds (Heat

on also)

Display shows “SUP2” (keypad ADD BLEACH LED on)

Outputs: Motor alternates forward 12 seconds, off 3 seconds, reverse 12 seconds, off

3 seconds and repeats; Drain closed; Supply 2 ON, HT ON, cold fill ON

Supply 3: 5 seconds (Heat

on also)

Display shows “SUP3” (keypad RINSE LED on)

Outputs: Motor alternates forward 12 seconds, off 3 seconds, reverse 12 seconds, off

3 seconds and repeats; Drain closed; Supply 3 ON, HT ON, cold fill ON

Pause 5 seconds, then

Forward wash speed –

2 minutes

Display shows “For”

Outputs: Motor operates wash speed forward; drain closed

Table 4 (Continued)

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Table 4

(*) For certain 125 models, the RPM may display.

NOTE: ON appears ONLY where motor control

outputs are on (otherwise they are off). Outputs

referenced are on control unit fuse board. Outputs

are as labeled on the fuse board.

Table 5

NOTE: For variable-speed machines smaller than

C80, SPn1 and SPn2 are not the same speed.

Table 4 (Continued)

Pause 5 seconds, then

Reverse wash speed –

2 minutes, then pause

several seconds before

entering drain (next step)

Display shows “rEv”

Outputs: Motor operates wash speed reverse; drain closed

Drain (cannot advance to

spin here)

For 2 speed models: Display flashes “drAI”/ “For” (keypad RINSE LED on)

For variable-speed models: Display flashes “drAI”/ “For” while operating in low speed

forward; then flashes “drAI”/ “dISt” while operating at distribution speed.

If balance fails, repeats the “drAI”/ “For” then “drAI”/ “dISt” sequence above and balance

indicator is on during “drAI”/ “For” message (rebalance attempt). Tries up to 10 times in

TEST cycle then aborts test cycle.

Outputs: Drain closed for first part of step (less than 20 seconds), then drain off.

2 speed models: Wash speed forward

Variable-speed: Forward during “drAI”/ “For”; distribution during “drAI”/ “dISt”.

Spin – 3 minutes For 2 speed models: display shows “SPn” (keypad SPIN LED on)

For variable-speed models: display shows “SPn1” (keypad SPIN LED on)

Outputs: Spin (low spin for variable speed-see motor chart below)(*)

Highest Spin speed

(variable-speed models

ONLY) – 3 minutes

For 2 speed models: this step is skipped (goes to coast, the next step)

For variable-speed models: display shows “SPn2” (keypad SPIN LED on)

Outputs: Highest spin speed selected (see motor chart below)(*)

Coast Displays “SdLY” (spin delay coast)

Outputs: all off

Stop routine. Display shows “01” (1 minute remaining). Agitates briefly then unlocks the door, shows

“dOnE” while sounding the buzzer 10 seconds; “dOnE” shows for 20 more seconds.

(DOOR LED on while showing “dOnE”, meaning “door ready to open”).

Motor Speed Chart

Variable-speed motor control outputs –

applies only for variable-speed models 2 speed motor outputs

STF STR RH RM RL Fwd Rev Spin

Motor off (no rotation)

Wash speed forward ON ON ON

Wash speed reverse ON ON ON

Distribution (variable-speed ONLY) ON ON NANANA

Spin (low spin speed “SPn1” for variable-

speed)

ON ON ON ON

Highest spin (“SPn2” – variable-speed ONLY) ON ON ON NA NA NA

NA – Not Applicable

Programming

F232157

Cycle Charts

Domestic Coin Cycles

Cycle Steps Normal

Hot

Normal

Warm

Quick

Hot

Heavy

Soil

Perm

Press

Warm

Perm

Press

Cold

Quick

Warm

Delicate

Cold

Cycle reference (display in

PROGRAM Mode)

CY01 CY02 CY03 CY04 CY05 CY06 CY07 CY08

Agitation (sec) 12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

3/12/3

Gentle

Wash 1 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 44464444

Fill valves (temperature) Hot Both

(warm)

Hot Hot Both

(warm)

Cold Both

(warm)

Cold

Fill water level Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Med

Supply 22222222

Heat (if enabled)

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds

Wash 2 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.)

Fill valves (temperature)

Fill water level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Cooling or no cooling

Drain

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds

Wash 3 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.)

Fill valves (temperature)

Fill water level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds

Wash 4 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.)

Fill valves (temperature)

Fill water level

Supply

Drain

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds

Table 6 (Continued)

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Table 6 (Continued)

Cycle Steps Normal

Hot

Normal

Warm

Quick

Hot

Heavy

Soil

Perm

Press

Warm

Perm

Press

Cold

Quick

Warm

Delicate

Cold

Agitation in effect for cycle

Rinse 1 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 22232222

Fill valves (temperature) Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold

Fill water level High High High High High High High High

Supply 00000000

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds

Rinse 2 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 2 2 2 2 2 2

Fill valves (temperature) Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold

Fill water level Low Low Low Low Low High

Supply 00 000 3

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds 120

Rinse 3 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.)

Fill valves (temperature)

Fill water level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds

Rinse 4 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 2222222

Fill valves (temperature) Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold

Fill water level Low Low High Low Low Low High

Supply 3333333

Heat (if enabled)

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) minutes4444333

Table 6

Programming

F232157

International Coin Cycles

Cycle Steps Normal

95°C

Normal

60°C

Normal

40°C

Gentle

Cold

Perm

Press

95°C

Perm

Press

60°C

Default

Perm

Press

40°C

Gentle

30°C

Agitation 12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

3/12/3

Gentle

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

3/12/3

Gentle

3/12/3

Gentle

Wash 1 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 22222222

Fill valves (temperature) Both

(warm)

Both

(warm)

Both

(warm)

Cold Both

(warm)

Both

(warm)

Both

(warm)

Cold

Fill water level Low Low Low High Low Low Low High

Supply 11111111

Heat (if enabled) 40°C 40°C 40°C 0 40°C 40°C 40°C 0

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) minutes00000000

Wash 2 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 6 6 6 6 6 6 3

Fill valves (temperature) Hot Both

(warm)

Both

(warm)

Hot Both

(warm)

Both

(warm)

Cold

Fill water level Low Low Low Low Low Low High

Supply 666 6666

Heat (if enabled) 95°C 60°C 40°C 95°C 60°C 40°C 30°C

Drain NoNoNo NoNoNoYes

Spin (only if “drain”) minutes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wash 3 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 2 2 2 2 2 2

Fill valves (temperature) Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold

Fill water level High High High High High High

Supply 0 0 0 0 0 0

Heat (if enabled) No No No No No No

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) minutes 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wash 4 (WASH LED)

Time for agitation (min.)

Fill valves (temperature)

Fill water level

Supply

Heat (if enabled)

Drain

Spin (only if “drain”) minutes

Table 7 (Continued)

Programming

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Table 7

Table 7 (Continued)

Cycle Steps Normal

95°C

Normal

60°C

Normal

40°C

Gentle

Cold

Perm

Press

95°C

Perm

Press

60°C

Default

Perm

Press

40°C

Gentle

30°C

Agitation 12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

3/12/3

Gentle

12/3/12

Normal

12/3/12

Normal

3/12/3

Gentle

3/12/3

Gentle

Rinse 1 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.)

Fill valves (temperature)

Fill water level

Supply

Drain

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds

Rinse 2 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Fill valves (temperature) Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold

Fill water level High High High High High High High

Supply 000 0000

Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rinse 3 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 22222222

Fill valves (temperature) Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold

Fill water level High High High High High High High High

Supply 00000000

Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) seconds 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60

Rinse 4 (RINSE LED)

Time for agitation (min.) 33333333

Fill valves (temperature) Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold Cold

Fill water level High High High High High High High High

Supply 33333333

Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat No Heat

Drain Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Spin (only if “drain”) minutes55523332

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