Whirlpool WHES48 Installation And Operation Manual page 14

Programming Your E-Z Touch Water Softener
SET LANGUAGE
When the softener's electronic control is first powered
up, the setup procedure prompts you to set the lan-
guage (See Page 12). To change the language:
1. Press the SETUP button on the softener status
screen (See Figure 22).
2. Press the LEFT ( ) button to display the screen
shown in Figure 23.
3. Press the LANGUAGE button and the display will
change to show the Select Language screen (See
Figure 24).
4. Press the button next to the desired language.
When the desired language is checked, press the
OK button.
5. To return to the softener status screen, press the
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RETURN ( ) button.
TO SET THE SOFTENER TO ENGLISH
IF ANOTHER LANGUAGE IS DISPLAYED:
If the softener status screen is not showing, press
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the RETURN ( ) button a few times. On the sta-
tus screen, press the PRGM button. Press the
LEFT ( ) button, then press the large IDIOMA or
LANGUE button. Press the button next to
ENGLISH, then press the OK button. Press the
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RETURN ( ) button to return to the status screen.
SET CONTRAST
The contrast of the softener's display screen may be
adjusted to optimize its readability. Depending on the
ambient lighting conditions, you may want to increase
or decrease the contrast from the medium level that is
the default when the electronic control is first powered
up. To change the contrast:
1. Press the SETUP button on the softener status
screen (See Figure 22).
2. Press the LEFT ( ) button twice to display the
screen shown in Figure 25.
FIG. 22
3. Press the ADVANCED SETUP button. The display
will change to the following screen.
FIG. 23
FIG. 24
4. Press the LEFT ( ) button twice to display the
screen shown in Figure 27.
5. Press the SET CONTRAST button and the display
will change to show the Set contrast screen (See
Figure 28).
6. Press the UP (
or decrease the contrast. When the preferred con-
trast is reached, press the RETURN (
7. To return to the softener status screen, press the
RETURN (
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) or DOWN ( ) buttons to increase
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) button twice.
FIG. 25
FIG. 26
FIG. 27
FIG. 28
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) button.