B&C Technologies EL-6 Computer Programming And Operating Instructions - Cycle Programming Continued

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Programming

Cycle Programming continued

To activate the Drain and end Step 1, press 

ENTER.  Pressing INC or DEC will scroll 

through the other functions to end the step.  

The step can end with a Water Level, a Water 

Temperature, or an elapsed Time.  Select one 

of the functions by pressing ENTER changes 

the display and prompts you to enter a value 

for the particular function.

Example

LEVEL NO

LEVEL = cm

ENTER

Type the required value in using the numerical 

keypad and press ENTER.

In the event that you choose a level or a 

temperature to end the step, you will be 

prompted with:

WDT = NO

This is the Watch Dog Timer.  Press ENTER to 

set the value.

WDT = m

Set the time in minutes, press ENTER

WDT = s

Set the time in seconds, press ENTER.  This is a 

time limit in which the temperature or water 

level you have programmed should be reached.  

If the level or temperature cannot be reached in 

the given amount of time, the control will 

display an alarm.  Press ENTER to continue 

after an alarm.  Be sure to enter a time that is 

reasonably longer than the presumed time for 

filling or heating.  9:00 (nine minutes, zero 

seconds) is good for a fill, 30:00 (thirty minutes, 

zero seconds) is good for a heat step.

The display now shows:

STORE?

Pressing STOP will cancel the programming 

and abort any parameters you have entered.  

To save, press ENTER.  Now the start of a new 

step will be indicated.  For two seconds the 

display shows:

START STEP 2

At this point, you may continue adding steps to 

the cycle using the same programming 

sequence as used for Step 1.  If programming is 

complete, press STOP.  The display now shows:

The display then changes to:

COOLING?  NO

PREWASH = ?

You may now program another Prewash cycle, 

or select one of the other cycle types and 

continue programming.  To exit from cycle 

programming, press RESET.

Cooldown Phase

The cooldown phase allows you to specify a 

temperature to reach before draining the 

machine.  There are five parameters to be 

programmed:  Minimum Level, Maximum 

Level, Temperature, WDT, and Motor.  The 

cooldown phase operates as follows:

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The water is drained to the minimum 

level as mentioned above.

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Cold water is then added up to the 

maximum level as mentioned above, 

and the temperature is monitored.

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Draining and filling continue until either 

the temperature is reached, or the WTD 

(watch dog timer) has expired.

The motor profile chosen is active throughout 

this step.