Miele PW 6 7 Series Technical Information page 71

PW 6xx7
No.
7
8
9
10
Program Step Basic Options
Hysteresis Normal
Lock symbol (if
No has been set
under Heating in
Warm up
this table/ block)
or No (if Yes has
been set)
Automatic load
control: 0mm
Level 1
Water height:
(dependent on
0mm
the setting for
Fill type in
program header
for this
Water quantity: 0
program)
liters
Load/Liquor
ratio: 1: 0.0 kg/l
Intake path 1 Automatic
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Technical Information
Setting Options Notes
Target temperature +0°C / -6°C in
Normal
this block
Target temperature +3°C / -0°C in
Small
this block
Values of upper and lower limits
can be modified in 1°C steps.
Smallest permitted difference
between upper and lower limits
3°C. Standard settings:
User-defined Hysteresis off: +0°C and
Hysteresis on: -6°C. Upper
range limits: 0°C to +3°C, lower
range limits -10°C to 0°C with
smallest permissible difference
3°C.
No has been set under Heating
Lock symbol
in this table/block
No Do not use any set warm-up rate
Warm-up rate can be modified
1°C/min to
between 1°C/min and 10°C/min in
10°C/min
1°C steps in this block
Level 1 in mm wc (water column)
can be modified in 2 mm wc
0 to 350 mm
steps. Lower limit is min. level for
heating.
Level 1 in mm wc (water column)
can be modified in 2 mm wc
0 to 350 mm
steps. Lower limit is min. level for
heating.
Level 1 in L in 1L steps: PW 6107
0 to permitted max. 95L, PW 6137 max. 120L,
upper limit PW 6167 max. 125L, PW 6207
max. 152 L.
1:0.0 kg/L, 1:0.5
Level 1 as load/liquor ratio in 0.5
kg/L, 1:1.0 kg/L,
kg/L steps
..., to 1:20.0 kg/L
Depending on program block and
current water temperature in
machine, control selects which
valves to operate. In order to
save energy control will attempt
Automatic to achieve target wash tempera-
ture during first water intake, if
possible, by operating cold- and
hot-water valves alternately. For
details, see tables in Section
100-4.2.
The programmer selects No for
water inlet valves 1 to 4 or, for
User-defined:
each valve, 1 of 11 possible
Valve 1, valve 2,
options from K1, K2, K3, K4, K6,
valve 3, valve 4
KD, KH, WD, W1, W2. For
details, see tables in Section
100-4.2.