Start Up; User Settings - Hoshizaki KM-40C-HC Instruction Manual

Operation Panel
[1] Display
run: Icemaking
oFF: Shut down
FUL: Bin full
cln: Cleaning
[2] Dot
Off: Normal mode
On: Sanitation mode (*)
* After 4 continued hours of inactivity, the icemaker automatically cleans
and refreshes the water circuit to prevent bacterial proliferation,
keeping it clean and sanitary for longer periods of time.
[3] ON/OFF Button / Down Button
[4] Cleaning Button / Up Button
[5] Reset Button / Enter Button

1. START UP

The installer will normally commission the icemaker to start the automatic icemaking process. To ensure continuous operation,
make sure that:
* The water supply tap is on,
* The icemaker is connected to the power supply, and
* The display shows "run".

2. USER SETTINGS

The settings listed below are adjustable by the user.
1) Press and hold the reset button for 3 seconds to enter the user setting mode. The display shows one of the setting codes.
2) Use the up or down button until the display shows the desired setting code. Then, press the enter button.
3) Use the up or down button to adjust the setting. Then, press the enter button.
4) After finishing the settings, use the up or down button until the display shows "END". Then, press the enter button to exit the
user setting mode.
Code Item
U.04 Drain frequency
Automatic water cleaning
U.44
frequency
U.49 Number of chemical doses (*)
Fully automated chemical
U.50
cleaning frequency (*)
Description
0: No drain
1: Every 1 cycle
2: Every 2 cycles
5: Every 5 cycles
10: Every 10 cycles
20: Every 20 cycles
0: No automatic water cleaning
5: Every 5 cycles
10: Every 10 cycles
15: Every 15 cycles
20: Every 20 cycles
40: Every 40 cycles
60: Every 60 cycles
When chemical doses reach set number of times, notice code
"n93" appears to show no chemical is left.
Start fully automated chemical cleaning at set frequency.
Adjustable from every 400 to 1000 cycles (in 100-cycle steps)
e.g. 40 = 400 cycles
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[3]
ENGLISH
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[5]
[4]
Default
10: Every 10
cycles
20: Every 20
cycles
KM-40: 15 times
KM-60: 13 times
KM-80: 12 times
KM-140: 16 times
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