Hettich ROTANTA 460 R Mode D'emploi page 131

Resetting the cycle counter
and entering the maximum
permissible number of run
cycles
Enabling the cycle counter
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The cycle counter must be reset to
maximum permissible number of run cycles must be entered.
1. Press and hold the
'***Machine Menu***' is displayed after 8 seconds.
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[PROG] button repeatedly until '-> Operating Time' is dis-
2. Press the
played.
3. Press the [START] button.
�� The external operating hours are displayed.
[PROG] button repeatedly until the run cycles are displayed.
4. Press the
[RCF] button.
5. Press the
�� The number of run cycles is displayed in brackets á ñ.
[Rotary knob] to the left to reset the number of run cycles to
6. Turn the
'0' .
[RCF] button.
7. Press the
�� The maximum permissible number of run cycles is displayed in
brackets á ñ.
[Rotary knob] to set the maximum permissible number of run
8. Use the
cycles indicated on the bucket.
[START] button.
9. Press the
�� The settings are stored.
'Store cycles ...' is displayed briefly.
The run cycles are displayed.
[OPEN/STOP] button twice to exit the 'Operating Time'
10. Press the
menu
or
[OPEN/STOP] button three times to exit the 'Machine
Press the
Menu' .
The rotor is stationary.
1. Press and hold the
'***Machine Menu***' is displayed after 8 seconds.
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[PROG] button repeatedly until '-> Operating Time' is dis-
2. Press the
played.
3. Press the [START] button.
�� The external operating hours are displayed.
[PROG] button repeatedly until 'Cycles = disabled' is dis-
4. Press the
played when the cycle counter is disabled.
If run cycles are displayed, the cycle counter is already enabled.
[RCF] button repeatedly until the maximum permissible
5. Press the
number of run cycles is displayed in brackets á ñ.
[Rotary knob] to set the maximum permissible number of run
6. Use the
cycles indicated on the bucket.
[START] button.
7. Press the
�� The settings are stored.
'Store cycles ...' is displayed briefly.
The run cycles are displayed.
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'0' after inserting new buckets. The
[PROG] button.
[PROG] button.
Software operation
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