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ELECTRONIC CONTROL SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
(PR/PD models)
The set-up code is indicated by the one or two left-hand
characters. The set-up code value is indicated by the two or three
right-hand characters.
Code Explanation
606
REGULAR CYCLE PRICE
606
Represents the number of quarters (coin 1) needed
to start the dryer; may adjust from 0–39 (See
VALUE OF COIN 1 b.05). Advance from 0–39 by
pressing the WHITES AND COLORS button. Factory
default of 6 quarters = $1.50.
600
PR MODELS:
Factory default of 6 00, or 0 quarters.
• Press the PERM. PRESS button once to advance to next
code.
705
REGULAR DRY TIME
705
PD MODELS:
Represents the number of minutes per
quarter (coin 1).
Factory default of 5 minutes per coin.
Example: 6 quarters x 5 minutes = 30 minutes.
By pressing the WHITES AND COLORS button, value
adjusts from 1–99 minutes.
• Press the PERM. PRESS button once to advance to next
code.
800
TYPE OF DRYER PRICING
800
Fixed Cycle with Top Off. For detailed description, see
“General User Information.”
8FC
PR MODELS ONLY:
Factory default of FC. Fixed Cycle.
For detailed description, see “General User Information.”
Use the DELICATES button to change this selection.
• Press the PERM. PRESS button once to advance to
next code.
9 00
CYCLE COUNTER OPTION
This option is either NOT SELECTED “OFF” or
SELECTED “ON.”
9 00
Not Selected “OFF.”
9 0C
Selected “ON” and not able to be deselected.
• Press the DELICATES button 3 consecutive times
to select “ON.” Once selected “ON” it cannot be
deselected.
• Press the PERM. PRESS button once to advance to
next code.
If cycle counter (9 0C) is selected, the following is true:
1 00
Cycles in HUNDREDS
1 02 = 200
2 00
Cycles in ONES
2 25 = 25
TOTAL CYCLES = 225
This is “VIEW ONLY” and cannot be cleared.
• Press the PERM. PRESS button once to advance to next code.
Control Set-up Procedures
IMPORTANT:
Read all instructions before operating.
The fabric setting buttons along with the digital display are used
to set up the dryer controls. The display can contain 4 numbers
and/or letters and a decimal point. These are used to indicate
the set-up codes and related code values available for use in
programming the appliance.
How to Use the Buttons to Program the Controls
1.
The WHITES AND COLORS button is used to adjust the values
associated with set-up code. Pressing the button will change
the value by increments. Rapid adjustment is possible by holding
down the button.
2.
The PERM. PRESS button will advance through the set-up
codes. Pressing the button will advance to the next available
set-up code. Holding down the PERM. PRESS button will
automatically advance through the set-up codes at a rate faster
than 1 per second.
3.
The DELICATES button is used to select or deselect options.
Start Operating Set-up
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Single Load PD Models: Insert service door key, turn, and lift to
remove service door.
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Single Load PR Models: Once the debit card reader is installed
(according to the reader manufacturer’s instructions), the
set-up mode can be entered by inserting a manual set-up card
(supplied by the reader manufacturer) into the card slot. If
manual set-up card is not available, manual set-up mode can
be entered by removing connector AA1 on the circuit board.
IMPORTANT:
The console must not be opened unless power is
first removed from the dryer. To access connector AA1:
g
Unplug dryer or disconnect power.
g
Open console, disconnect plug on AA1, close console.
g
Plug in dryer or reconnect power.
The dryer is now in the set-up mode.
NOTE:
This dryer is preset at the factory and does not require any
programming. However, if you want to change the settings, follow
the “Set-Up Codes” guide below.
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PD units are pre-set at the factory for fixed cycle price with top
off.
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PR units are pre-set for free cycle operation so they can be run
without readers or coins.
Set-Up Codes
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The PERM. PRESS button will advance you from code to code.
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The WHITE AND COLORS button will change the code value.
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The DELICATES button will select or deselect options.
PR MODELS:
The set-up codes are the same as for the PD
models except where noted.
