Aqualisa Visage Q Series User Manual Download Page 14

For further information and advice refer to Smart Installation Guide or contact the 
Aqualisa Customer Helpline.

Temperature too 

low - Controller 

temperature ready 

display does not 

stabilise

Hot water supply 

issue

Check another hot water outlet to ensure that 

hot water is available.

Mixed water supplies

Water supplies MUST be from the same source: 

MUST NOT be gravity hot and mains cold.

Unbalanced water 

supplies

For mains fed systems the cold and hot feeds 

should be as evenly balanced as possible - 

especially for HP unvented systems.

Combination boiler 

unable to meet demand

See same cause in 'Fluctuating Water 

Temperature' symptom.

Temperature too 

hot

Seasonal conditions

In the warmer months, the mains water 

temperature can rise to ambient level. The Aqualisa 

SmartValve

TM

 always blends a mix of both hot and 

cold supplies therefore the output temperate at 

fully cold (controller setting) will always be higher 

than the incoming cold water supply.

Seasonal conditions 

(gravity fed systems 

only)

For installations which utilise a cold water 

storage supply (gravity fed system), the ambient 

temperature in the loft can rise to above 40

º

C. 

In turn, this warms the stored water. Check by 

running a cold tap that is supplied from the water 

storage. N.B. Kitchen taps are normally fed from 

the mains water system. 

Maximum temperature 

setting is not to your 

preference

Settings need 

adjusting

Refer to section 'Temperature too low', possible 

cause 'Logic module setting too low'.

Controller remains 

illuminated after 

switching shower off

Poor cable 

connection

Check data cable connections are making good 

contact, are fully inserted and that there is no 

visible damage.

Water flows from 

incorrect outlet 

(divert models only)

Primary outlet setting 

not configured

Refer to section: Diverter Controller in the 

Installation Guide.

Flow will 

not switch 

between outlets

Communications 

issue

Check that 2m patch lead is connected 

between Aqualisa SmartValve

 and diverter. 

Refer to Wiring Diagram Section in the 

Installation Guide.

Water dripping 

from outlets after 

use

Water retention in 

shower heads

Refer to page 6.
Descale shower heads to clear spray jets. 

High pressure 

(unvented) water system 

requires servicing

Check user guide of hot water system to verify 

symptoms and where required arrange for 

servicing. 

Flow shuts off 

by itself

Maximum run time 

exceeded or end of 

duration reached in app 

timer setting

Refer to pages 4, 5 and 10.

Starts/Stops 

unassisted

Communications issue Refer to page 12 loss of communications.

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Summary of Contents for Visage Q Series

Page 1: ...VISAGE and VISAGE SMART USER GUIDE...

Page 2: ...lation of your product refer to the Smart Installation Guide Declaration of Conformity Aqualisa Products Limited declares that the Aqualisa SmartValve and supplied controller in conjunction with pairi...

Page 3: ...tion analysis to enhanced user functions Keep up to date with latest features for the Aqualisa app and voice activation by visiting the Aqualisa website Download and open the free Aqualisa app Find in...

Page 4: ...ature has been reached When the LED display is constant your shower is ready to use 5 Press the Start Stop button on the controller to turn the shower off TEMPERATURE START STOP Adjust before starting...

Page 5: ...LET TEMPERATURE START STOP Push and hold for over 3 seconds and release when flow switches between outlets As a safety feature the Aqualisa SmartValve has a maximum run time of 20 minutes The flow can...

Page 6: ...void water dripping from the shower head after use we advise to tilt the head back to allow residual water to drain out The above recommendation applies to both adjustable and fixed shower heads 4 Eco...

Page 7: ...holder to move up or down the rail 3 Angular adjustment is made by carefully but firmly pulling forwards or pushing back the shower head against the ratchet in the holder Removing the shower head Depr...

Page 8: ...r again to disengage the plug Bath Overflow Filler Do not leave the bath filler running unattended Although the overflow will remove excess water once the bath is overfilled this may not be sufficient...

Page 9: ...me out if unable to connect Before starting you will need your Network Name SSID code and password as they are required during the Aqualisa app setup journey These can normally be found on your intern...

Page 10: ...connection A successful connection message will also be provided in the Aqualisa app journey indicating that the shower is ready for use If connection is unsuccessful a message will appear in your Aq...

Page 11: ...procedure should be completed regularly as often as once a week in some hard water areas as scale build up can affect the spray pattern and cause the shower to perform poorly Failure to descale the sh...

Page 12: ...water starts to flow and increase in volume gradually turn up the temperature If the flow starts to splutter stop moving the temperature control until the flow again stabilises then continue to move t...

Page 13: ...mperature Incorrect setting on Logic Module of Aqualisa SmartValveTM If hot water supply is from a combination boiler the Logic module mode MUST be set to COMBI Refer to Setting Water System Mode sect...

Page 14: ...warms the stored water Check by running a cold tap that is supplied from the water storage N B Kitchen taps are normally fed from the mains water system Maximumtemperature settingisnottoyour preferenc...

Page 15: ...vent that something goes wrong we want all our customers to be protected which is why we give you a totally free of charge 1 year parts and labour guarantee You can easily increase your FREE guarantee...

Page 16: ...right to alter change or modify the product specifications without prior warning Registered Trademark Aqualisa Products Limited Q5097 Part No 705247 Issue 01 Jun 20 THE FLYERS WAY WESTERHAM KENT TN16...

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