Faro NISEA Basic Mode D'emploi page 54

Increase
Decrease
STOP water
filling
START water
filling
Previous
Next
Next
Previous
Programmed start
icon
Pressure indicator
Maximum
instrument load
indicator
Remaining
time indicator
Temperature
indicator
Maximum textile
load indicator
Door lock
indicator
Cycle count
indicator
Stop cycle/test
Cycle completed
confirmation
Cycle error
Printing starts when you confirm.
Increases the value in the relative field by ten
Decreases the value in the relative field by ten
Stops the manual water filling pump
The button is disabled when filling from the water mains.
Starts the manual water filling pump
The button is disabled when filling from the water mains
Goes to the previous option in the scrolling menu
Goes to the next option in the scrolling menu
Increases the value in the relative field by one or goes to the
next option
Decreases the value in the relative field by one or goes to the
previous option
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows the start time of the selected cycle
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows the pressure in the selected cycle
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows the maximum instrument load for the selected cycle
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows the remaining drying time in the cycle (to be checked)
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows the temperature in the selected cycle
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows the maximum textile load for the selected cycle
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows that the door is closed and locked
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Shows the cycle counter
Stops a cycle/test at any time.
Press the icon for at least 3 seconds to activate it.
After 3 seconds, the cycle/test will stop and the machine is put
in a safe state
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Appears when the cycle has ended correctly.
Indication icon only.
Cannot be selected.
Appears when the cycle has been stopped by an error or
manually by the operator.
The cycle progress bar advances according to the following
phases:
1. Preheating phase
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