Here's a procedure for one Bosch Exxcel:
Terminating the programme
(Reset)
– Simultaneously press programme
buttons# and3
for approx. 3 sec.
– The programme sequence lasts
approx. 1 min. On the digital
display8 ‹ is indicated.
– Switch off the main switch(.
This model doesn't appear to have those buttons - most of the programming
is by a knob and the buttons are: Start, Reduced ironing, Rinse plus, and
Reduced time. I've tried pressing all combinations of two of these, and all
combinations of three of them, for 3 seconds, with no effect. So, thank you
and I'm grateful for your contribution, but it must be for a different
model.
James
Turn the machine on and pull out the plug while it's running.
I've owned at least three products for which this cleared a lockup.
You can download a .pdf once you know the E-number. Find the E-number
per the procedure on this web page, then navigate to the product
manual download page, input the E-number, and you will be enjoying
your proper manual's reset instructions in no time.
http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/customer-service/rating-plate-finder.html
Thanks to both spamtrap1888 and to William Sommerwerck. I've tried both
suggestions, but no success. The manuals from Bosch don't give a reset
procedure (I suppose that would be in a repair manual, but isn't in the
user manuals). I've also tried switching it off a few times while running,
but no improvement. Think what I need is a reset procedure that might be in
a repair manual...
James
"James" <ja...@nonsuch.co.uk> wrote in message
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Just a thought. On consumer items like hifi's and DVDs, the reset procedure
often involves holding in a button, or combination of buttons, whilst
applying power. Usually, the buttons have to be held for several seconds,
and then some message will come up in the display, or a combination of LEDs
will indicate that a reset has taken place. Sometimes, the reset sequence is
not actioned, until the button(s) are let go.
Arfa