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Recipe entry
- Thread starter washnvac
- Start date
Default code is 1234
cleaning up mud
Member
Yep 1234. unless its been changed.
cleaning up mud
Member
you have to assign new recipes, for example 41, 42, 43 and 44. there are sub menus. current, assign, program, and review and copy and save. everytime you change a special recipe you have to copy and save it. there should be custom templete in your book, if not let me know i can scan and email you this or call Al Mohle at JC. He is very helpful.
Yes
step one- look at "assign recipies" and figure out which one you want to change Write down those numbers on a piece of paper so you don't overwrite another used recipe.
step two "program recipie"-make changes to recipie
step three "copy and save"- don't forget to save it.
You shouldn't copy when the wash is in use
If you are tweaking and are intimidated you can save your current recipe as another unused number in the menu. Then program the unused number instead of the one that is actually in use. Once you have made your desired tweaks, you can swap in the assign recipies to the new number. If something is screwy you still have the old recipe to change back to while you fix your mistakes.
step one- look at "assign recipies" and figure out which one you want to change Write down those numbers on a piece of paper so you don't overwrite another used recipe.
step two "program recipie"-make changes to recipie
step three "copy and save"- don't forget to save it.
You shouldn't copy when the wash is in use
If you are tweaking and are intimidated you can save your current recipe as another unused number in the menu. Then program the unused number instead of the one that is actually in use. Once you have made your desired tweaks, you can swap in the assign recipies to the new number. If something is screwy you still have the old recipe to change back to while you fix your mistakes.
