B&C Technologies EL-6 Windows - Manual (Page 19)

4.1.2 Compound Rinses
Rinses and other cycles may be combined into a larger single cycle containing many steps. Rinse
10, 11, 12, and 13 as shown in the stock programs are examples of this idea. Refer to figure 4.2
on page 17 for details. By combining several rinses into one cycle, it is possible to do more baths
under the 15 cycles per program limitation. For example, a typical wash program might look like
this:
Program 1
• Prewash 1
• Spin 9 (drain)
• Wash 1
• Spin 9 (drain)
• Rinse 1
• Spin 9 (drain)
• Rinse 1
• Spin 9 (drain)
• Rinse 3
• Spin 3 (extract)
• Unroll 1
This simple wash program uses 11 cycles. By using a compound rinse the number of the cycles in
the program can be reduced to:
Program 1
• Prewash 1
• Spin 9 (drain)
• Wash 1
• Spin 9 (drain)
• Rinse 11
• Spin 3 (extract)
• Unroll 1
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