Alliance Laundry Systems PHM1401C Heater Option, Supply A and B Step Menu

The next parameter controls the heater while the machine is actually in the Agitate Step. This parameter is only displayed if a heater is present.

There are three choices on heater equipped machines. The choices are “No Heat”, “To Target”, and “Maintain”. If “No Heat” is selected, the heater will not function during the Agitate Step. If “To Target” is enabled, the heater will turn on in the Agitate Step and reach the desired water temperature. Once the desired water temperature is reached the heater shuts off. If “Maintain” is selected, the heater is turned on and off as necessary throughout the Agitate Step to maintain the desired water temperature.

The time that is programmed refers to the Fill Alarm Time. If the time is set to the global Fill Alarm Time, a “g” will be displayed to the left of the time. The time can be changed to a specific value for an individual

cycle by entering Time Edit Mode, using and

keypads to navigate between minutes and

seconds, and and keypads to change the

time. The Fill Alarm Time is the amount of time allowed for fill to complete. If fill is not reached by Fill Alarm Time, the control will enter Error Mode.

The Reuse Fill Step and Fill Step cannot both be enabled in the same segment. If the Reuse Fill Step is enabled then the Fill Step will be turned off.

Press the keypad to enter the Save Changes Menu.

Heater Option

If a Heater is present it can be programmed to heat water during an Agitate cycle step. The Fill step of a cycle segment contains the Heater programming options for that segment. If the Heater is programmed to On in the Fill step of a segment, the Heater is turned on during the Agitate cycle step in order to heat the water to the target temperature specified by the programming information of the segment’s Fill step.

The target temperature can be programmed for the segment in one of two ways. The Fill Step can be programmed to use the Hot, Warm or Cold Global temperature value. The Fill step can also be programmed to a water temperature specific to this segment. During the initial heater on time, the remaining cycle time count-down will pause until the target temperature is reached. If the heater is turned on for more than the Global Heater Alarm time and the desired temperature is not reached, the heater is turned off and the Cycle Stopped Error Menu is displayed prompting for user input. The Heater Error is logged. The user may either abort or continue the cycle. If the

Program Menu

Fill Step for this segment is programmed to maintain the heated water temperature, the heater will be turned back on in the Agitate step any time the water temperature has fallen more than five (5) degrees F below the programmed target temperature. If the water level ever falls below the programmed water level, the heater will be turned off until the programmed water level is reached again.

Supply A and B Step Menu

Cycle01: Towels White Bleach

Segment01: Prewash

Supply A:

Internal External Time

E S I

E S 5

S I S 2

S 3

S 4

S 5

E S 2

E S 6

E S 3

E S 7

E S 4

E S 8

m m : s s

Modify Cycle

PHM1027R

Figure 30

Cycle01: Towels White Bleach

Segment01: Prewash

Supply B:

Internal External Time

E S I

E S 5

S I S 2 S 3

S 4

S 5

E S 2

E S 6

E S 3

E S 7

E S 4

E S 8

m m : s s

Modify Cycle

PHM1028R

Figure 31

The Supply A and Supply B Step Menus are used to control which supply or supplies that are activated during a Segment and the duration of the dispensing. The Internal Supplies are listed from S1 to S5 and external supplies are numbered ES1 through ES8. Any of the internal, external, or both type of supplies can be turned on or off during Supply Step A or Supply Step B. Any combination of SUPPLIES is possible in both menus.

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