Domestic electrical appliance

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364187, 364400, 371 66, 371 10, G06F 1546, G06F 1100

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046427538

ABSTRACT:
In a domestic appliance, such as a washing machine, controlled by a solid state processor 1, it is possible for power supply interference to corrupt the program data stored in the processor or even to lock out the processor. The adverse effects thereof are eliminated by providing a non-volatile back-up memory 11 for storing the program identity and state, and timing means 14, 16, 18 which, in the event of a power failure or processor lock-out, momentarily disconnects the power supply 2 to the processor 1 by means of a switch 3.

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