Cds Calcdiagnosis System - Henny Penny CLIMAPLUS LCS Applications Manual

CLEANING
CALCCHECK
LIMSCAL
PROG
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START
CALCCHECK
Descaling maintenance
Limescale deposits occur naturally inside the steam generator. Time, heavy
use and hard water conditions result in a gradual build-up of these deposits,
eventually affecting the performance of the ClimaPlus Combi. Periodic,
professional cleaning of the steam generator (descaling) must be performed by
a certified and properly trained technician to ensure peak performance of your
ClimaPlus Combi.
Auto Flush
Auto Flush is an automatic feature of ClimaPlus that drains and flushes the steam
generator on a regular basis in order to keep the unit operating reliably between
descalings. While it extends the time between service calls, it is not meant to make
descaling unnecessary.
IMPORTANT: Descaling should ALWAYS be performed by a certified and
properly trained technician.
CDS CalcDiagnosis
Henny Penny ClimaPlus Combis are equipped with a special feature called CDS
CalcDiagnosis that monitors limescale build-up and warns the operator when
descaling is necessary. This is a particular advantage because the CalcDiagnosis
system permits the operator to schedule descaling not just regularly or randomly,
but when needed.
To check the level of limescale deposits at any time:
To check the level of limescale deposits at any time:
Press any Cooking Mode key.
Press IQT key and use Central Dial to select "LIMSCAL".
Press and hold PROG/START key. A horizontal line of asterisks will appear
in the IQT display, indicating graphically the relative build-up of deposits in
the steam generator.
When deposits reach 80 percent of the permissible level, the "CALCCHECK"
warning display flashes for two minutes. When the level reaches 90 percent,
the warning remains on without flashing for two minutes.
Service call for descaling should be scheduled within 14 days.
When descaling has been completed the display with the horizontal line of
asterisks must be reset. (Should be reset by the service technician.)
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