Drying Plus Function (Laperla Ii) - Miele G 1 Series Technical Information

Technical Information
temperature to be reached. Heater performance always remains at a
constant level, but every additional item in the load binds more heat energy
and this extends the heating time.
The SensorDry function can affect certain parameters as follows:
Final rinse temperature: The final rinse temperature lies in the
temperature range of 144 to 158°F, depending on the situation.
Rinse aid dispensing: In addition to the customer selection, 0.03 to 0.09
fluid ounces (1 to 3 milliliters) may be dispensed.
Fan operating time: The fan operating time can be between 17 and 35
minutes.
The following scenarios are possible:
1. Low ambient temperature - Large load: Optimal conditions for optimal
drying results. The fan operating time can be shortened, the final rinse
temperature is reduced, and no additional rinse aid is dispensed.
2. High ambient temperature - Small load: Unfavorable conditions for
optimal drying results. The fan operating time is extended, the final rinse
temperature is increased and additional rinse aid is dispensed.
3. High ambient temperature - Large load: The positive effects of a large
load on drying results are canceled out by the high ambient temperature.
The fan operating time remains unchanged, the final rinse temperature is
increased and the quantity of rinse aid dispensed remains unchanged.
4. Low ambient temperature - Small load: The positive effects of low
room temperature on drying results are canceled out by the small load.
The fan operating time remains unchanged, the final rinse temperature
is increased and the quantity of rinse aid dispensed is increased.
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Drying Plus Function (LaPerla II)

At the end of the program, a motorized door latch (which also operates the
automatic door closing function; see Section 020-2.4) automatically opens the
door of the machine for approximately 30 minutes; see Figure 080-7. The
door latch advances from position 1 (door closed, latch completely retracted)
to position 3 (drying, latch completely extended), i.e. extended approximately
4 inches (10 centimeters). This opening of the door optimizes drying results,
as moisture can escape. The fan cooldown (approximately 10 to 15 minutes)
prevents any damage to the kitchen worktop by the expelled moisture. The
warm, moist air from the cabinet is discharged into the room as it escapes
through the door via the air flow from the fan. During the drying phase of the
program in operation, the room air, which has been taken in by the fan and
slightly warmed by the condenser, is discharged into the room from the top
part of the panel (Figure 080-6). This heats up the worktop, preventing large
temperature differences between the cold countertop and the warm, moist
cabinet air released by the Drying plus process. This prevents the expelled
moisture from collecting on the bottom edge of the countertop; see Figure
080-7.
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