Pitco Frialator L22-303 To enter Level 1 Programmingstore manager, To set the Cook Temperature

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I8 Water Cooker Computer Service

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To view the set temperature, press the thermometer key twice. The control will momentarily display [SET xxx’F] (where xxx is the set temperature), and then return to normal operation and display either [READY], or

[ACT xxx’F].

1.6To view the current Cook, Shake and Hold timer settings:

To view the current Cook, Shake and Hold timer settings for a cook timer, press the clock key, followed by the desired product key for which you want to check the time settings. For example, press the clock key, then product key 4.

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The control will display [TM4 mm:ss] (where mm:ss is minutes:seconds), then [SH4 mm:ss] and [HD4 mm:ss] as the current time settings for product key 4.

2.0To enter Level 1 Programming(store manager):

Note: The factory default setting for this control does not require an operator password to be entered. However, the operator password requirement and value may be changed in section 3.2. Entry of a password when NOT required will not interfere with the programming process.

While there are no cook timers running, and the control display shows either [READY], [ACT xxx’F], or [FILLING ], press the program key. If the control displays [PASS ], enter the manager password(or the default manager password 6684) using the product keys 0-9. The control display will show [PROGRAM ].

All of the Level 1Menu programming options shown below must begin with the control displaying this prompt [PROGRAM ].

2.1To set the Cook Temperature:

With the control display showing [PROGRAM], press the thermometer key once. The control display will show [SET xxx’F] where xxx is the current setpoint temperature.

Enter the new set temperature using the product keys 0-9. Press the program key once to save this setting. The control display will show [PROGRAM ]. Continue on to the next Level 1 Menu programming option below, or press the program key again to exit it out of the Level 1 Menu. The control display will show either [READY], [ACT xxx’F], or [FILLING ] and the control will return to normal operation.

2.2To change Cook, Shake and Hold Timer settings: 2.2.1 Cook Time

With the control display showing [PROGRAM], press the clock key. The display will show [SELECT] and all eight key indicators will light up. Press the

desired product key for the cook time to change. For example, press product

key 4. The control display will show [4TM mm:ss], indicating that Cook Timer 4 4 has a timer setting of mm:ss in minutes:seconds. Enter the new cook time

using the product keys 0-9. Press the clock key to save/exit this setting and proceed to the next step(2.2.2) or press the program key three times to exit out of this programming option and to return to normal operation.

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Contents I8 Water Cooker Computer Table of Contents Control Alarm Displays To Check Actual and Set Temperatures To cancel a cookKey Locations and Functions To turn the appliance OFFTo enter Level 1 Programmingstore manager To set the Cook TemperatureHold Time To enter Level 2 Options Programmingstore managerShake Time Password Settings Fahrenheit or Celcius Temperature DisplayBeeper Volume Setting Xxx’F, or FillingOffset Temperature Setting To Enter Level 3 Service Programmingservice technicianControl or Timer Mode Setting Minimum On Cycle Time Setting Cancel Delay SettingCancel Type Setting Diagnostics MenuLeft Basket LiftLBL Output Drain SwitchDVI InputRight Basket LiftRBL Output Heat DemandHD OutputMore Service Menu Options Recovery Test ValueLow Ready Level Adjustment High Ready Level AdjustmentHigh Dead Band Adjustment Low Dead Band AdjustmentControl Temperature Average Setting Display Temperature Average SettingMinimum Fill Time Setting Control Alarm DisplaysFilling Pilot Flame Sense Timer Adjustment Open Probe AlarmDrain Valve Alarm High Temperature AlarmHeat Failure Alarm System Failure AlarmConnection Type Nominal Electrical ConnectionsJ1Temp Ohms Probe Resistance ChartResistance Physical Dimensions Page Page L22-303 Rev 0 01/07