Primus RF6 Programming Manual page 27

I:Motor On
Time : _ _ Sec
I:Motor Off
Time : _ _ Sec
I:Allow Display
ECONOMIC : No
I:Boiler
temp.: 60°C
I:Temp Overshoot
Protection: -00%
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No : Temperature balance disabled.
• Press the ENTER button to confirm.
• For programming the ON-OFF reversing time at wash
speed, the default values are 12 Sec ON and 3 Sec OFF.
This corresponds with a normal wash action.
For a gentle wash action, it's recommended to program 3
Sec ON and 12 Sec OFF.
• The purpose of these two items is to suggest the values to
avoid that the operator has to insert over and over again the
ON-OFF reversing times while programming new wash
programs.
• Press the ENTER button to confirm.
• FS120, MB90, MB140, MB180 : 12Sec ON and 5Sec OFF
• By enabling the "Allow Display ECONOMIC" function : the
operator is requested to confirm for each wash program if the
program must function with an Economic water level.
• When Economic has been selected at the start of the
cycle, the machine will function with 20% units less water
than the programmed value.
• A minimum water level will always be respected to avoid that
the heating elements are heating without water.
• No is the default value. NO is the suggested value.
• Yes : Allow Display ECONOMIC enabled.
No : Allow Display ECONOMIC disabled.
• Press the ENTER button to confirm.
• The Full Control Computer controls the water temperature at
the water fill process. By programming the boiler temperature
an optimum process is obtained.
• The Boiler temperature corresponds with the hot water supply.
• 60°C is the default value.
• Make a selection between 50°C, 60°C, 70°C or 80°C.
• Press the ENTER button to confirm.
• It can occur that the temperature will raise above the
programmed value when the machine is heating very fast.
(Steam Heating) To avoid this, you can insert a percentage
at which the heating will be switched Off before reaching the
programmed temperature.
• It takes some time before the hot and cold water is mixed
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