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Contents

1. General

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1.1 General Terms of Delivery

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1.2 Safety Instruction

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1.3 Water treatment

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2. Description

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2.1 Package contents

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2.3 Technical Specification

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2.4 Unit dimension

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2.5 Exploding view

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3. Installation

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3.1 Pre-requirements

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3.2 Location

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3.3 Installation layout

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3.4 Connecting the condensation draining kit

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3.5 Installing the unit on noise-damping supports

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3.6 Hydraulic connection

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3.7 Electrical installation

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3.8 Electrical connection

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4. Use

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4.1 Wired remote control

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4.2 Operating mode selector

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4.3 Setting the clock

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4.4 Programming Start/Stop

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4.5 Activating a program

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4.6 Forced de-icing function

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4.7 Enable / Disable LEDs

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4.8 Status values

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4.9 System parameter query

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5. Operation

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5.1 Operation

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5.2 Using the pressure gauge

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6. Maintenance and servicing

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6.1 Maintenance and servicing

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6.2 Winter storage

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7. Repairs

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7.1 Breakdowns and faults

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7.2 List of faults

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8. Wiring diagram

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Summary of Contents for Vertical 120

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL for your heat pump Crystal Vertical 120 200...

Page 2: ...o the surrounding area Before starting work the environment of the equipment should be checked to ensure that there is no risk of flammability No smoking signs must be posted 6 Ventilated area Make su...

Page 3: ...atible with the actual installation conditions and does not exceed the maximum limits authorised for this particularproduct In the event of a defect and or malfunction of the heat pump the electricity...

Page 4: ...orts 11 3 6 Hydraulic connection 12 3 7 Electrical installation 14 3 8 Electrical connection 15 4 Use 16 4 1 Wired remote control 16 4 2 Operating mode selector 17 4 3 Setting the clock 18 4 4 Program...

Page 5: ...on may undertake installation start up servicing and repairs in compliance with current standards Before operating or undertaking any work on the equipment installation commissioning usage servicing t...

Page 6: ...ons Brazing should be performed by a qualified welder When replacing a defective refrigerant component use only parts certified by our technical department When replacing pipe work only copper pipes c...

Page 7: ...up to 90 energy savings compared to a conventional heating system Clean efficient and environmentally friendly R32 refrigerant Reliable high output leading brand compressor Wide hydrophilic aluminium...

Page 8: ...7 C Capacity KW 7 25 2 93 10 85 5 03 Power input KW 2 04 0 63 2 58 1 05 Input current A 8 96 2 77 11 33 4 61 EER 4 65 3 55 4 77 3 56 Air 15 C Water 26 Capacity KW 4 33 1 00 6 95 1 75 Power input KW 1...

Page 9: ...8 D C 2 4 Unit dimension B Crystal Vertical 120 Crystal Vertical 200 A 735 735 B 570 570 C 550 550 D 540 540 E 600 600 F 414 414 G 87 87 H 160 160 Made in mm E A F G H...

Page 10: ...t 14 4 way valve 4 Electronic Expansive Valve 15 Electrical Control Box 5 Compressor 16 Controller 6 Heat Exchanger 17 Control Panel 7 Water Flow Switch 18 Display Panel 8 Fan Motor 19 Front Panel 9 F...

Page 11: ...weight of the unit A water drainage device must be provided close to the unit in order to protect the area where it isinstalled If necessary the unit may be raised by using suitable mounting pads des...

Page 12: ...pump in the winter as this will allow the water to freeze and block the tube This will then allow water and ice to back up into the unit and cause damage which will not be covered under the Warranty P...

Page 13: ...n with the By Pass kit WARNING Do not run water through the hydraulic circuit for 2 hours after applying the adhesive Step 1 Take the necessary steps to cut your pipes Step 2 Make a straight perpendic...

Page 14: ...Pass assembly for more than one heat pump The filter located downstream of the heat pump must be regularly cleared so that the water in the system is clean thus avoiding the operational problems assoc...

Page 15: ...ted by a 30 mA di erential switch The heat pump must be connected to a suitable D curve circuit breaker see table below in accordance with current standards and regulations in the country where the sy...

Page 16: ...nnect the heat pump Step 1 Detach the electrical side panel with a screwdriver to access the electrical terminal block Step 2 Insert the cable into the heat pump unit by passing it through the opening...

Page 17: ...16 4 Use...

Page 18: ...or vice versa the heat pump will restart after 10 minutes When the incoming water temperature is less than or equal to the required temperature set point tempera ture 1 the heat pump will switch to he...

Page 19: ...start time Step 4 Adjust the hours with the buttons and Step 5 Press to switch to minutes Step 6 Adjust the minutes with the buttons and Step 7 Press to program the stop time Step 8 Adjust the hours w...

Page 20: ...icing function Long and 3 seconds to enter forced de icing the symbol flashes 4 7 Enable Disable LEDs Hold and for 3 seconds to activate or deactivate the front LEDs The LEDs are reactivated automatic...

Page 21: ...Description Values 01 Water inlet temperature 30 99 C 02 Water outlet temperature 30 99 C 03 Ambient temperature 30 99 C 04 Air outlet temperature 0 125 C 05 Air inlet temperature 30 99 C 06 Outside...

Page 22: ...The system s settings can be checked and adjusted via the remote control by following these steps Step 1 Keep pressing 3s on until you enter the settings verification mode Step 2 Press and for see the...

Page 23: ...t of the temperature water inlet 5 15 C 0 C Adjustable 10 Reserved Do not adjust Reserved 11 Auto activation time before de icing commences 20 90 min 45 min Adjustable 12 De icing activation temperatu...

Page 24: ...l from around the unit Operation 1 Activate the unit s power supply protection di erential switch and circuit breaker 2 Activate the circulating pump if it is not servo controlled 3 Check the By Pass...

Page 25: ...the same value as the ambient temperature within a few degrees and the corresponding atmospheric pressure between 150 and 350 PSI maximum If left unused for a long period of time Check the pressure g...

Page 26: ...refrigerant It would be wise for heat pumps that are used on Ponds and non Chemically treated Hot Tub users to flush out the titanium heat exchanger every few months as Bio Film will build up here all...

Page 27: ...in the system when the heat pump is working A heated pool must be covered to avoid any loss of heat 7 Repairs 7 1 Breakdowns and faults In the event of a problem the heat pump s screen displays a fau...

Page 28: ...temperature Sensor disconnected or defective Reconnect or replace sensor 15 Water intake temperature sensor malfunction Sensor disconnected or defective Reconnect or replace sensor 16 Outside coil tem...

Page 29: ...ramming port CN7 OUT7 OUT6 YLW or BLK Low Pressure Switch OUT5 BLU WHI RED Emergency switch BRN BRN Water flow switch OUT4 RED WHI 4 way valve OUT3 Reserved BLU BLU OUT2 CN IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 OUT1 Co...

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