Cold Drink Center (327/328) Operator’s Guide
TEST VARIOUS SWITCHES AND SENSORS
1. | Press | then | until the display shows | momentarily, | |
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Input Screen 1 Definitions: |
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Position 1: | Mug switch |
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| 2: | Key switch |
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| 3: | Waste pail switch |
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| 4: | Ice bath probe (a decimal point means the ice bath compressor | |||
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| 5: | Not used |
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| 6: | Cup ring 1 is empty |
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| 7: | Cup ring 2 is empty |
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2. | Actuate each switch or sensor to test its function. As you actuate each input, | ||||
| the display element representing that switch blinks on.INPUTReleasingTEST | the switch | |||
causes that element to blink off again. |
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3. Pressing B cancels any delays and forces the compressor to start |
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immediately if a block of ice is not yet formed to its maximum size. This is | ||||
useful for troubleshooting compressor problems. |
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Input Screen 2 Definitions: |
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Position 1: | M | Feeder cup high |
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2: | Feeder cup low |
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3: | K | Ice maker full (a decimal point means the ice maker is on) | ||
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4: | B | No CO2 (a decimal point means the CO2 valve is on) |
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5: | 1 | Not used |
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6: | Carbonator level high |
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7: | Carbonator level low (a decimal point means the carbonator | |||
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