Technical Information
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PW 6xx7
No. Program step Basic
setting
Setting options Notes
31 Drainage path
2
Drain (route
for water
extracted in
spin cycle)
Empty reservoir The control empties the water recycling
tank by opening the water recycling
intake (K6), drain valve (AVauf) and
water recycling (WRGauf) valves.
Cleaning Water is pumped into the water recycling
(WRG) tank and returned to the machine.
32 Free spin
speed selection
No No The control carries out the spin cycle with
the spin speed programmed for this
table/block.
Yes The machine spins with the most recently
set spin speed selected by the operator
before the start of the program, providing
this is not greater than the speed
programmed for this block.
33 Spin
No No No spin carried out.
Automatic The control carries out an automatic spin
with 6 phases based on the following:
Pre-spin, loosening with redistribution,
spin with increasing spin speeds 500
rpm, 850 rpm, final spin speed,
loosening. For details, see tables at
Sections 100-2.9 and 100-4.4.
User-defined The programmer creates a spin cycle
with 6 phases. Each individual phase is
programmed with three settings for
“Time”, “Rhythm” and “Speed”. For
details, see tables at Section 100-4.4.
34 Repeat
No No This block will not be repeated in either
the associated program segment (e.g.,
pre-wash, main wash or rinse) or the
complete program.
“n” x block ”n” can be selected from 1 to 9 inclusive.
This block will then be repeated n times
in the program area to which it belongs.
“m” x program ”m” can be selected from 1 to 9 inclusive.
All blocks that have been carried out until
now since the start of the program
(including this block) will be repeated m
times, i.e. the program up to and
including this block will be repeated m
times.
35 Block-end
signal
1
Yes No The control does not provide a block-end
signal.
Yes Provision of a block-end signal for 0.5 s
at the Block end signal output when the
drum is stationary.
Table 100-8: Block Programming - Profitronic M Washing
1
With payment system operation, Yes must be programmed in the last block of the
complete program to provide a reset signal to the payment system indicating that the
program has finished.
2.4 Minimum Heating Level
The machine has a protection system to prevent damage due to dry heating
(heater elements not under water). If the programmer selects a temperature
greater than Cold in a block, the control automatically raises the water level if
necessary. The minimum level with which heating may take place varies
depending on model as shown in the following table:
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