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A question about refrigerator filter


1lioo
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Refrigerator can simultaneously select "Sweep Only", "Spiced Food Only" and "All Enable", but when I simultaneously select this three choices, it can't hold anything.

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Simultaneously select three choices in refrigerator filter.




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Only the options in "All Edibles" makes the filter less restrictive. "Spiced Food Only" makes it more restrictive by requiring Spiced Food Only. "Sweep Only" makes it more restrictive by requiring Food that were marked as "Sweeping". Do you have any food that is spiced and marked for Sweeping? 

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1 hour ago, Tigin said:

Only the options in "All Edibles" makes the filter less restrictive. "Spiced Food Only" makes it more restrictive by requiring Spiced Food Only. "Sweep Only" makes it more restrictive by requiring Food that were marked as "Sweeping". Do you have any food that is spiced and marked for Sweeping? 

No, I even don't have spiced food.

But I think if these three options can be available simultaneously, it means this refrigerator can storage "Spiced Food", "Sweep food" and the others. but the truth is that it can storage nothing, that speed me quite a few time to investigate this issue.

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16 hours ago, 1lioo said:

But I think if these three options can be available simultaneously, it means this refrigerator can storage "Spiced Food", "Sweep food" and the others. but the truth is that it can storage nothing, that speed me quite a few time to investigate this issue.

"Spiced food ONLY" and "Sweep ONLY" is pretty self explanatory - you only allow food that has these parameters; marked as sweep food that has spice on it.

 

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Thanks for your answers, I just use muckroot to conducte an experiment and I think I should understand what you mean now.

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