Changing Programme Sequence - Miele WS 5073 SLUICE Operating Instructions Manual

Changing programme sequence

The programme can be changed at any time
where it makes sense (does not apply to pro-
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gramme ).
Turn the programme selector to the re-
quired programme. The new programme
will carry on at the relevant stage.
Exceptions:
If the programme selector has been turned
through "r End".
Opting into or out of the following pro-
grammes:
– G Separate spin or
– H Separate drain
breaks off the programme. The "h Start" but-
ton must be pressed in again to start the re-
quired programme.
When working through a coin unit or coin cou-
nter the programme is locked after 3 minutes
and no changes are possible.
Cancelling a programme
Turn the programme selector to "r End".
The indicator lights flash through the other
programme stages until the "r End" light is
reached.
To cancel programme
be switshed off at the mains.
To omit a programme stage
(does not apply to programme
Turn the programme selector to "r End".
As soon as the programme sequence light for
the stage at which the programme should con-
tinue starts flashing:
Turn the selector switch to the appropriate
programme within 3 seconds.
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To repeat a programme stage
(does not apply to programme
A programme stage must have been finished
before it can be repeated:
turn the programme selector switch to "r
End".
When"r End" illuminates in the sequence
display:
Select the new programme required.
Press the "h Start" button.
After approx. 5 seconds, turn the pro-
gramme selector switch to "r End" again.
As soon as the indicator light of the pro-
gramme stage to be repeated starts flashing:
turn the programme selector switch to the
appropriate programme within a period of
3 seconds.
Programmable functions
It is possible to programme additional func-
tions or change programme sequences. See
Programme changes.
Any changes to the standard machine version
must be noted on a card left with the machine
as a record for any subsequent servicing
work. This is of particular importance for the
service technician, when electronic units may
need to be exchanged.
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