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Operating instructions
4.2.4 Manual operation
4.2.5 Storage in the dispenser (option)
4.2.6 Washing heavily soiled loads and other item types (option)
WD-59CTS & WD-66CTS
When the machine has stopped and you do not wish to wait for automatic
unloading, manual mode can be used to transport the items out of the machine.
Button (b) must be pressed for manual operation. The start button (a) must also
be pressed if the machine has stopped.
If the machine is being operated in manual mode and new trays are fed in, the
machine switches to automatic operation automatically.
If washed trays are being stored in the tray dispenser connected to the machine's
outfeed, the alarm light (16) will indicate in yellow when the dispenser is full. If the
machine is connected to a tray exchanger for two dispensers, a yellow light will
indicate when both dispensers are full. The machine stops. When empty
dispensers are put in position, the machine starts automatically.
The machine can be optionally equipped with a photocell (14) at the outfeed. The
photocell has a stop function when dishware other than trays and cutlery are to
be washed, e.g. heavily soiled items. In such cases, the control panel is
supplemented with a knob (23) to activate the photocell. The machine must be
operated in manual mode in this case.
PHOTOCELL
0
1
66CT_17
Knob for activating photocell at outfeed (23)
•
Activate the photocell (14) by turning the knob (23) to position 1.
•
Start manual operation in accordance with chapter 4.2.4 Manual operation.
The machine will then operate continuously.
•
The conveyor will stop when the items washed trigger the photocell (14) at
the outfeed. The conveyor will restart when the items have been removed.
•
The machine will switch to automatic operation if the machine is being
operated manually and during this time trays are placed on the tray
conveyor.
•
Deactivate the photocell by turning the knob to position 0.
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