Sales Demo Mode - Whirlpool Personal Valet PVBN600 Service Manual

Wax Motor Test
The fan will remain on and the wax motor will
turn on during this test and the results will be
displayed as follows:
a) The "15" LED in the Time Bar will turn
on to indicate that the test is in progress.
All the other LEDs should remain off.
b) Wait until the 2-minute time period has
elapsed to advance to the next test.
NOTE: Pressing the "up (∆) arrow" will
not move to the next test to enforce the
2-minute wait. Press the Start/Cancel
keypad to exit the "Service Diagnostic
Test," and return to the normal "idle"
state.
440-Watt Heater Test
NOTE: The wax motor must be engaged for
this test to avoid opening the heater thermal
fuses.
The wax motor and fan will remain on during
this test, and the 440-Watt heater will turn on.
The results will be displayed as follows:
a) The "10" LED in the Time Bar will turn
on to indicate that the test is in progress.
All the other LEDs should remain off.
b) Press the "up (∆) arrow" twice to move
to the next test, or press the Start/Can-
cel keypad to exit the "Service Diag-
nostic Test," and return to the normal
"idle" state.
880-Watt Heater Test
NOTE: The wax motor must be engaged for
this test to avoid opening the heater thermal
fuses.
The wax motor and fan will remain on during
this test, and the 880-Watt heater will turn on.
The results will be displayed as follows:

SALES DEMO MODE

To enter the sales demo mode, press the
"down-arrow" - "buzzer" - "down-arrow" -
"buzzer" keypads within 5 seconds.
Upon entering the sales demo mode, the unit
will begin to "chase" lights across the active
overlay to get attention on the sales floor.
In the sales demo mode, no components will
actually be turned on.
To exit the sales demo mode, enter the same
sequence ("down-arrow" - "buzzer" - "down-
arrow" - "buzzer" within 5 seconds) to return to
the "idle" state.
CONTROL PANEL LAYOUT
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a) The "5" LED in the Time Bar will turn on
to indicate that the test is in progress.
All the other LEDs should remain off.
b) Press the "up (∆) arrow" twice to move
to the next test, or press the Start/Can-
cel keypad to exit the "Service Diag-
nostic Test," and return to the normal
"idle" state.