French term
à terminé
Contrôle:
· Fermer la porte et lancer un cycle.
· A l'aide du détendeur du circuit gonflage joint descendre la pression du joint à 2,5 bar relatif : l'entrée 6 du module ME1 de l'automate doit s'éteindre.
· Déclenchement de l'alarme "DEF GONFLAGE JOINT" 1 minute après extinction de l'entrée 6 et remise à zéro automatique du cycle.
· Avant l'arrêt du cycle remonter progressivement la pression du joint à 3,7 bar, durant cette opération l'entrée 6 de l'automate doit s'allumer à une pression de 2,8 bar.
· Acquitter le défaut à terminé.
¿Es posible que "à terminé" signifique "una vea terminado" o a la à le sobre el acento?
Gracias
5 | una vez terminado |
Gerardo Comino
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Proposed translations
una vez terminado
Saludos
Gerardo
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