Delfield DBC-10 User Manual

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  •  Press MODE button, display will change.

  • Press MODE button until desired mode (soft, hard, freeze) 

appears in left hand upper corner of display.

  Press START/STOP button, unit will start cycle.

  • Press and hold UP and MODE buttons until menu changes 

to system menu.

  • Press UP/DOWN button until “Preset Menu” is highlighted.

  • Press UP/DOWN button until parameter to be adjusted is 

shown.

    To edit press ENTER button

    Press UP/DOWN button until new setting is displayed.

    Press ENTER to save.

  • Press START/STOP to back out to previous menu.

  Skip first three steps if clock is being set from power startup

  • Press and hold UP and MODE buttons until menu changes 

to system menu.

  • Press UP/DOWN button until “Clock setup” is highlighted.

  • Press ENTER button to access Clock setup.

  • Press UP/DOWN button until value to be adjusted is 

highlighted.

  • Press ENTER button to edit setting.

  • Press UP/DOWN button until new setting is displayed.

  • Press ENTER button to save setting.

  • Repeat if additional settings require adjustment.

  Print parameter (PR1) must be set to OFF (default) for unit 

to print after cycle is complete.  If PR1 is set to ON unit will 

download information at the print intervals (PT1).

  Information is downloaded to printer using the RS-232 port 

under the touch pad.  If information is to be downloaded to a 

PC a crossed RS-232 cable must be used.

  Unit will only print to an 80 character wide printer.

  • The following instructions are for printing after cycle is 

complete (PR1 set to OFF).

  • For DBC-5 and DBC-5U press the PRINT button and unit 

will begin downloading information.  Print function will only 

work if the selected units cycle is completed.

  • Control only saves information from previous cycle; once a 

new cycle is started the previous information is deleted.

 

The unit will sound an alarm upon the completion of a cycle 

or if a fault occurs.  The end of a cycle alarm is distinctively 

different than the fault alarm.  If a fault occurs an alarm will 

sound and the display will prompt you to press the ENTER 

button.  The display will then show an explanation of the fault 

that occurred.  To end the fault message press START/STOP 

button.  This will repeat if there is more than one fault.

 

If the cycle that the fault occurred in is printed the print out 

will place an “x”  at the right hand side of the printout under 

the letter that corresponds to that fault.  See the list below for 

the fault and its equivalent letter.

 

A ......... Product Probe #1 open

 

B ......... Product Probe #1 shorted

 

C ......... Product Probe #2 open

 

D ......... Product Probe #2 shorted

 

E ......... Box temperature sensor open

 

F ......... Box temperature sensor shorted

 

G ......... Defrost temperature sensor open

 

H ......... Defrost temperature sensor shorted

 

I ......... Chill cycle time exceeded

 

J ......... Food temperature below limit

 

K ......... Power interrupted cycle