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23. Control Configuration “CFg”
This option allows the user to enable or disable
preprogrammed capabilities within the Electronic
Control.
How to Program the Control
Configuration “CFg”
1. Control must be in Special Mode. Refer to
Section VII.
2. While pressing and holding the HIGH TEMP
pad with one hand, press the MED TEMP pad
with the other hand. Programmable option
number 1 (Audio Signal “SIg”) will appear in
the VFD, Figure 75 .
DRYING
DOOR OPEN
COOL DOWN
PRICE
TIME REMAINING
INSERT COINS
PUSH START
C146IE1A
Figure 75
3. Press the LOW TEMP (+) pad or the NO
HEAT (–) pad to scroll through the
programmable options until “CFg” appears in
the VFD, Figure 76 .
DRYING
DOOR OPEN
COOL DOWN
PRICE
TIME REMAINING
INSERT COINS
PUSH START
C169IE1A
Figure 76
4. When “CFg” appears in the VFD, press the
START pad. A three-digit number will appear
in the VFD.
NOTE: The number appearing in the VFD is the
current number that was previously selected from
Chart 9 on the following page.
5. Locate the desired three-digit number in the
first column of Chart 9.
6. Press the LOW TEMP (+) pad or the NO
HEAT (–) pad to increase or decrease the
current three-digit number to the desired three-
digit number selected from Chart 9 , Figure 77 .
NORMAL
HIGH
TEMP
PERM
PRESS
MED TEMP
DELICATES
LOW
TEMP
TUMBLE
NO
HEAT
START
Press this pad to
scroll ahead or
increase (+) values
Press this pad to
scroll back or
decrease (-) values
Press this pad to
choose (enter) selected
options or values
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Figure 77
7. Press the START pad when the correct three-
digit number appears in the VFD. The next
programmable option, “CIn,” will appear in the
VFD.
NOTE: To program “CIn” (Set Real-Time Clock
Minutes), see option 24. To program other options,
refer to the appropriate section.
How to Exit Programming Feature
1. Be sure service door has been opened and
closed. Refer to Section VI.
2. While pressing and holding the HIGH TEMP
pad with one hand, press the MED TEMP pad
with the other hand. The control will revert
back to the “Ready” mode. See Figure 3 .