H/K

English translation: Heizung/Kühlung; heiß/kalt

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German term or phrase:H/K
English translation:Heizung/Kühlung; heiß/kalt
Entered by: Rowan Morrell

13:14 Jun 6, 2004
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Food & Drink / Refrigeration Devices for Food Counters
German term or phrase: H/K
"c0 - Startschutz Verdichter nach Netz-Ein - 0 - 0
c1 - Startschutz nach Verdichterstart - 5 - 5
c2 - Startschutz nach Verdichterstop - 3 - 3
c3 - Funktion bei Fehler an Kühlraumfühler - 0 - 0
c4 - Startschutz nach Umschaltung - H/K - 5 - 5"

Same excerpt as for my Startschutz question. I can't make head or tail of H/K. Any ideas on what that might stand for? TIA for any light you can shed on it.
Rowan Morrell
New Zealand
Local time: 21:43
Heizung/Kühlung
Explanation:
Based on your other questions on this subject this seems appropriate (at least to me) .-)
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Bob Kerns (X)
Germany
Local time: 11:43
Grading comment
Actually, I think it's Heiß/Kalt - just remembered there was a section earlier in the text entitled "Umschaltung HEISS/KALT"! So that would be it. Heizung/Kühlung might also fit in some contexts. This case, at least, is closed! Thanks Bob - appreciate your help.
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4 +1Heizung/Kühlung
Bob Kerns (X)


  

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Heizung/Kühlung


Explanation:
Based on your other questions on this subject this seems appropriate (at least to me) .-)

Bob Kerns (X)
Germany
Local time: 11:43
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 24
Grading comment
Actually, I think it's Heiß/Kalt - just remembered there was a section earlier in the text entitled "Umschaltung HEISS/KALT"! So that would be it. Heizung/Kühlung might also fit in some contexts. This case, at least, is closed! Thanks Bob - appreciate your help.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  swisstell: of course you mean "heating/cooling" in the end
1 min
  -> Of course :-)
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