2. Actuate each switch or sensor to test its function:
M = mug/cup sensor (if equipped) P = waste pail switch
L = low water tank level switch 2 = ring 2 cup sensor switch
1. Press
TEST SWITCHES OR SENSORS
, then press
ation is complete.

HDC II Programming Guide

Test the Machine

 

 

RINSE THE BREWER

 

 

1.

Press

, then press

until the display shows

.

2.

Press

to rinse the brewer. The display shows

until the oper-

3.CONTINUE.

until the display showsRINSINGBREWRINSE.

K = freevend keyswitch

H = high water tank level switch 1 = ring 1 cup sensor switch

As you actuate each input, the display element representing that switch blinks on. Releasing the switch causes that element to blink off again.

3.CONTINUE.

VIEW SUREVEND™ LAST RECORDED

CALIBRATION VALUE

1.

Press

SureVend until the display shows

 

. XXX can be

 

any number from 0 to 255, and represents the most recent value read from

 

the sensor. The lower the number the greater the sensor blockage. A num-

 

 

 

IN.MKPHL12

 

ber of 255 means that there is a fatal problem with the SureVend™ interface

 

board. Ensure the SureVend™ interface PCB is properly connected to the

 

main controller PCB.

 

 

2.

CONTINUE.

 

CAL.LSTXXX

 

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675, 673, 677 specifications

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