Home Screen
The home screen displays the current status of the wash cycles and available options. By default, if no platform is inserted and the lid is closed, the basket light is illuminated.
Liquid levels are monitored using two leads in each liquid chamber to detect the minimum liquid required for washing.
There are two primary wash settings available: "Normal Wash & Dry" and "Heavy Wash & Dry". Both settings include a drying phase at the end of the cycle.
GUI Display:
- Top icons indicate status: Wrench ⚙️ (Settings), Basket ?, Platform ?.
- Cycle 1: Shows "Okay" and a numerical indicator (e.g., "1").
- Cycle 2: Shows "Okay" and a numerical indicator (e.g., "2").
- Buttons: "Normal Wash & Dry", "Heavy Wash & Dry".
Platform Wash
When a platform is detected in the machine, the home screen will visually indicate the presence of the platform.
GUI Display: Similar to the home screen, but the "Platform" indicator is active.
Low Liquid or Fresh IPA 99% Warning
If there is insufficient liquid in either chamber, or if a chamber is filled with fresh IPA 99%, the system will display a warning message before starting a wash cycle. The screen allows the user to proceed but prompts a warning.
GUI Display (Initial State):
- Reservoir 1: "Refill"
- Reservoir 2: "Refill"
- Buttons: "Normal Wash & Dry", "Heavy Wash & Dry".
GUI Display (Warning State):
- Reservoir 1: "Refill"
- Reservoir 2: "Refill"
- Warning message: "Unable to detect liquid. Add at least 500mL or press 'Start Anyway' only if using IPA 99%".
- Buttons: "Cancel", "Start Anyway".
Washing with Single Chamber or Fresh IPA 99%
When liquid is low in a reservoir, it will be indicated with a red color and a "Refill" icon. If fresh IPA 99% is not detected, the system allows a wash cycle to run. This first wash is intended to add resin to the IPA, helping it become detectable for subsequent cycles. This process is repeated until the IPA is sufficiently saturated and detected. The system will continue washing even with this warning.
GUI Display:
- Cycle 1: "Okay"
- Cycle 2: "Refill"
- Warning message: "Unable to detect liquid. Add at least 500mL or press 'Start Anyway' only if using IPA 99%".
- Buttons: "Cancel", "Start Anyway".
Washing with Undetected Liquid or Fresh IPA 99% in One Chamber
Regardless of one chamber being empty or using fresh IPA 99%, it is recommended to run both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2, followed by the dry cycle. This ensures that if IPA 99% is being used, it is exposed to resin, aiding its detection in subsequent cycles.
Process Flow:
- Initial State: Shows "Okay" for one cycle and "Refill" for the other, with the warning message.
- Washing Cycle 1: "Now washing...", with remaining time (e.g., 4 minutes).
- Washing Cycle 2: "Now washing...", with remaining time.
- Drying Cycle: "Now drying...", with remaining time.
Washing with Undetected Liquid or Fresh IPA 99% in Both Chambers
Similar to the single-chamber scenario, if both chambers are empty or contain fresh IPA 99%, it is advised to run both wash cycles and the dry cycle. This process helps ensure IPA detection by exposing it to resin.
Process Flow:
- Initial State: Shows "Refill" for both Reservoir 1 and Reservoir 2, with the warning message.
- Washing Cycle 1: "Now washing...", with remaining time.
- Washing Cycle 2: "Now washing...", with remaining time.
- Drying Cycle: "Now drying...", with remaining time.
Washing with Enough Liquid in Both Chambers
When both chambers have sufficient liquid, the display will show the selected wash settings at the top and the ongoing wash process at the bottom, including the current stage (wash or dry) and the remaining time.
Process Flow:
- Wash Stage: "Now washing...", with remaining time.
- Dry Stage: "Now drying...", with remaining time.
After Wash is Completed
Upon successful completion of the wash cycle, a confirmation message will be displayed.
GUI Display:
- A large thumbs-up icon ?.
- Text: "Wash completed."
- Button: "Continue".
Start Wash with Basket - Lid Check
If a user attempts to start a wash cycle using the basket but forgets to close the lid, the system will display a prompt before the wash begins.
GUI Display:
- An icon showing a lid being closed ⬇️.
- Text: "Close lid to continue."
- Buttons: "Cancel".
Open Lid During Wash with Basket
If a user attempts to open the lid while a wash cycle with the basket is in progress, the system will immediately stop the process and display a message.
GUI Display:
- An icon showing a lid being closed ⬇️.
- Text: "Close lid to continue."
- Buttons: "Cancel".
Removing Platform During Wash with Platform
If a user attempts to remove the platform while a wash cycle with the platform is in progress, the system will immediately shut down and display a message.
GUI Display:
- An icon showing a platform being seated ⬇️.
- Text: "Seat platform to continue."
- Buttons: "Cancel".
Force Drain
The "Force Drain" feature allows users to manually drain the wash chamber. This is useful if liquid was mistakenly added to the wash chamber instead of the liquid chambers, or if liquid remains in the chamber after a power interruption. This function ensures the wash chamber is empty.
GUI Display:
- Navigation: Back arrow ⬅️, Title: "Force Drain".
- Description: "This feature allows you to drain the wash chamber if liquid remains in the chamber due to an interruption in the cycle. The liquid will drain into chamber 1, so ensure you have adequate space in the chamber before starting."
- Button: "Start Force Drain".
Transfer Liquid
The "Transfer Liquid" feature enables users to move liquid from one chamber to another, saving the manual effort of draining and pouring. Two options are available: transferring liquid from chamber 2 to 1, or from chamber 1 to 2.
GUI Display (Selection):
- Option 1: "Transfer liquid from 2 to 1".
- Option 2: "Transfer liquid from 1 to 2".
GUI Display (Confirmation - Example for 2 to 1):
- Title: "Transfer Liquid"
- Description: "Chamber 1 becomes saturated more quickly. Transferring from 2 to 1 helps conserve liquid."
- Warning: "Transfer is about to start. Make sure destination chamber is fully drained and cleaned."
- Buttons: "Cancel", "Start".
GUI Display (Confirmation - Example for 1 to 2):
- Title: "Transfer Liquid"
- Description: "Transfer liquid from 1 to 2."
- Warning: "Transfer is about to start. Make sure destination chamber is fully drained and cleaned."
- Buttons: "Cancel", "Start".
Safety and Compliance Information
Warning: In order to avoid hydration or dirty sewage splashing out during normal use, it is strictly forbidden to open the cover during the work project, and it is strictly forbidden to put hands or other hard objects in. Please keep a distance of 20cm when using.
Note: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
FCC Statement: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: --Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. --Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. --Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. --Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
RF exposure compliance statement: This device has been evaluated to meet the general RF exposure requirement.
