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	* KH 418 Manual (https://a9843d05-6c8c-4a08-9cea-92539c11e7e9.filesusr.com/ugd/3a9418_7aa08ef009c542e48e4d68c5958e86bb.pdf)		* KH 418 Manual (https://a9843d05-6c8c-4a08-9cea-92539c11e7e9.filesusr.com/ugd/3a9418_7aa08ef009c542e48e4d68c5958e86bb.pdf)
	* KH 418 Control Interface Manual (https://a9843d05-6c8c-4a08-9cea-92539c11e7e9.filesusr.com/ugd/3a9418_1b2e140c52df4b2cbb9c5b7fdcc93439.pdf)		* KH 418 Control Interface Manual (https://a9843d05-6c8c-4a08-9cea-92539c11e7e9.filesusr.com/ugd/3a9418_1b2e140c52df4b2cbb9c5b7fdcc93439.pdf)
			* KH 418 Control Video Tutorial (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8ebBTuwL5w)

	= PROCEDURE =		= PROCEDURE =

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DRAFT
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= GENERAL =
== KH 418 Evenheat Kiln ==
Chamber Dimensions: 18" Deep x 6.5" Wide x 4.25" High
Max Temperature: 2200°F

= SAFETY =

= REFERENCE =
* KH 418 Manual (https://a9843d05-6c8c-4a08-9cea-92539c11e7e9.filesusr.com/ugd/3a9418_7aa08ef009c542e48e4d68c5958e86bb.pdf)
* KH 418 Control Interface Manual (https://a9843d05-6c8c-4a08-9cea-92539c11e7e9.filesusr.com/ugd/3a9418_1b2e140c52df4b2cbb9c5b7fdcc93439.pdf)

= PROCEDURE =

= TROUBLESHOOTING =

'''THIS IS THE END OF THE PROCEDURE'''

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	Quick Steps for Custom Mode Programming:		Quick Steps for Custom Mode Programming:

	1. Throw the power switch on the oven control panel to the On position.		1. Throw the power switch on the oven control panel to the On position.

	2. The Set-Pro begins its initialization process and the display will illuminate.		2. The Set-Pro begins its initialization process and the display will illuminate.

	3. The Set-Pro will finish its initialization process and then display IdLE (Idle).		3. The Set-Pro will finish its initialization process and then display IdLE (Idle).

	4. Press the Enter key one time to begin the programming process. The display will read either, GLAS, ALAr, M-C, CEr or CUSt.		4. Press the Enter key one time to begin the programming process. The display will read either, GLAS, ALAr, M-C, CEr or CUSt.

	5. Use the Up or Down arrow keys to make the display read CUSt (Custom Mode) if it does not already.		5. Use the Up or Down arrow keys to make the display read CUSt (Custom Mode) if it does not already.

	6. Press the Enter key. USr is displayed along with some number.		6. Press the Enter key. USr is displayed along with some number.

	7. Use the Up arrow key to choose. Choose which of the 4User program numbers will be used to store your program. Choices are 1 thru 4.		7. Use the Up arrow key to choose. Choose which of the 4User program numbers will be used to store your program. Choices are 1 thru 4.

	8. Press the Enter key. SEG is displayed along with some number.		8. Press the Enter key. SEG is displayed along with some number.

	9. Use the Up or Down arrow keys to choose. Choose the total number of segments used in the program. Your choices are 1 thru 8. Typically heat-treat programs usually use only 1 segment.		9. Use the Up or Down arrow keys to choose. Choose the total number of segments used in the program. Your choices are 1 thru 8. Typically heat-treat programs usually use only 1 segment.

	10. Press the Enter key. rA 1 is displayed along with some number.		10. Press the Enter key. rA 1 is displayed along with some number.

	11. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose. Program the temperature rate (°/hr.) for this segment. Heat-treat programs usually go As-Fast-As-Possible up to temperature.		11. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose. Program the temperature rate (°/hr.) for this segment. Heat-treat programs usually go As-Fast-As-Possible up to temperature.

	12. Press the Enter key. °F 1 is displayed along with some number.		12. Press the Enter key. °F 1 is displayed along with some number.

	13. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose. Program the temperature set point for this segment.		13. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose. Program the temperature set point for this segment.

	14. Press the Enter key. HLd 1 is displayed along with some number.		14. Press the Enter key. HLd 1 is displayed along with some number.

	15. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose. Program the hold time for this segment.		15. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose. Program the hold time for this segment.

	16. Press the Enter key. rA 2 is displayed. Repeat steps 11 thru 14 for all remaining segments.		16. Press the Enter key. rA 2 is displayed. Repeat steps 11 thru 14 for all remaining segments.

	17. Once all remaining segments have been programmed the display will read rEdI (Ready).		17. Once all remaining segments have been programmed the display will read rEdI (Ready).

	18. Press the Enter key to begin the heat-treating process.		18. Press the Enter key to begin the heat-treating process.