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Installation and Operating Manual / Version V 1.02 

 

In case of a fault during operation, the display will alternately show the cause, error 
number and troubleshooting option. 

If the cause cannot be resolved by the end user, please make a note of all displayed 
messages and contact your service technician. 

No. 

Fault 

Possible causes 

Troubleshooting 

To be carried 
out by 

000 

Internal time error 

Internal time error 

 

Service engi-
neer 

100 

STB circuit open, 
STB 

The connection to the 
safety temperature lim-
iter (STB) is interrupted 
or the thermal fuse is 
destroyed due to a ex-
cessively high tempera-
ture. 

 

Check STB. 

 

Check cable. 

 

Check clamps 29 and 30. 

 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

200 

Oven sensor 
short-circuit 

Oven sensor short-
circuit 

 

Check cable. 

 

Check clamps 27 and 28. 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

201 

Oven sensor inter-
ruption 

Oven sensor cable 
break 

Clamp contacts 

 

Check cable. 

 

Check clamps 27 and 28. 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

210 

Short circuit in 
bench sensor 

Bench sensor short cir-
cuit 

 

Check cable. 

 

Check clamps 31 and 32. 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

211 

Interruption in 
bench sensor 

Cable breakage in the 
bench sensor 

Clamp contacts 

 

Check cable. 

 

Check clamps 31 and 32. 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

220 

Short circuit in wall 
sensor 

Wall sensor short cir-
cuit 

 

Check cable. 

 

Check clamps 33 and 34. 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

221 

Interruption in wall 
sensor 

Cable breakage in the 
wall sensor 

Clamp contacts 

 

Check cable. 

 

Check clamps 33 and 34. 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

300 

Humidistat 

The humidistat is inter-
rupted or has short cir-
cuited 

Check clamps 21

–23. 

Note: The control unit can re-
main in operation as a control 
unit with time-controlled hu-
midity. Acknowledge the error 
Disconnect the humidistat. 

Qualified electri-
cian/service en-
gineer 

400 

External error 
message 

Option input on the 
control unit, e.g. gas 
burner 

Acknowledge error.  
Eliminate malfunction in exter-
nal device. 

User /  
Service engi-
neer 

11C 

I²C error 

Error in I²C Bus 

Switch off mains, wait for a 
while, switch on and contact 
the service engineer if the er-
ror occurs again. 

Service engi-
neer 

485 

RS485 error 

Error in RS485 bus 

Switch off mains, wait for a 
while, switch on and contact 

Service engi-

Summary of Contents for FCU6x00 Series

Page 1: ...an be combined with the following sauna control units in the FCU series Series FCU3000 FCU3200 FCU3400 Series FCU4000 FCU4200 FCU4400 Series FCU5000 FCU5200 FCU5400 Series FCU6000 FCU6200 FCU6400 Doc...

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Page 3: ...3 Interface converter 13 3 1 4 USB cable 13 3 2 Connection and initial operation 13 3 3 Initial set up with LAN operation 13 3 4 Initial set up with WLAN operation 14 3 5 Switching off or restarting t...

Page 4: ...n the display 27 8 3 Acknowledge message 27 8 4 Error messages 27 8 5 Acknowledge error message 29 9 Decommissioning and disposal 29 10 General 29 10 1 Limitation on liability 29 10 2 Copyright protec...

Page 5: ...order to avoid any accidents personal injuries and damage to property DANGER shows an imminently hazardous situation that can result in severe injuries or even death if not avoided WARNING shows a pot...

Page 6: ...is not affected by cold air flowing in from the outside 1 3 Intended use The FASEL sauna control units in the FCUxx00 series are designed exclusively for op eration and control of sauna cabins saunas...

Page 7: ...Adherence to all the safety and operating instructions specified in this operating manual is a basic prerequisite for safe operation and safe working Please contact your customer service in case of do...

Page 8: ...ld be carried out only by skilled personnel Never bypass or switch off fuses Adhere to the correct current specification while changing the fuses Keep moisture away from live parts as it can lead to s...

Page 9: ...nd in stallation instructions are integral parts of this product and must be kept accessible at all times in the immediate vicinity of the control unit The device can have more or less connection opti...

Page 10: ...lation and Operating Manual Version V 1 02 2 Installation instructions 2 1 Schematic connection of the components Sauna area Control unit Sauna Steam bath dry and frost free room Connect Box Fig 1 Sch...

Page 11: ...Installation instructions Installation and Operating Manual Version V 1 02 11 2 2 Installing the interface converter Fig 2 Installing FCU EXT APP CONTROL CONVERTER...

Page 12: ...er USB cable 3 1 1 Connect Box Fig 3 Connect Box front panel Fig 4 Connect Box rear view The LAN and USB ports are located on the front panel This USB port is for connecting to the interface converter...

Page 13: ...n Connect the LAN cable from the Connect Box to your in house network LAN This connection can be made to a router or network switch Only for WLAN operation Ensure that you have stable WLAN reception I...

Page 14: ...ou are still connected to the WLAN CONNECT BOX Note After a repeated connection with CONNECT BOX the password may be saved and does not have to be entered again 3 On your Smartphone Tablet open the In...

Page 15: ...ortant access code for your sauna Your access code is unique to your sauna control unit and gives you and others access to your sauna Please keep it safe and do not pass it on to third parties This ac...

Page 16: ...unction of the sys tem in the event of a violation We can detect a change In such a case there will be a charge for repairing the software 3 7 Use of the sub user function The sub user function create...

Page 17: ...in 1 to Pin 1 cable configuration straight through WLAN frequency band 2 4 GHz 5 Structure and function 5 1 Function Depending on the variant of the FCUxxxx control unit the following bath modes can b...

Page 18: ...Flashing blue orange The timer is active Bath mode starts at the set time Key Bath mode Sauna with humidity Functions as described for Bath mode Sauna key Key Bath mode Infrared Functions as described...

Page 19: ...lowing symbols can appear in the status bar Display elements Description Heating time Remaining heating time Light is active Fan is active Fragrance pump is active Drying program is active Water defic...

Page 20: ...s For this reason Perform all operating steps precisely as described in this operating manual Risk of fire WARNING Risk of injury due to fire Objects on the heater or in the immediate vicinity of the...

Page 21: ...y key to switch on the sauna control unit See page 18 2 Select bath mode on the display see Table 2 3 To start the bath mode press and hold the bath mode key until the key lights up orange see Table 2...

Page 22: ...umidity The values are also shown as icons in the display 4 To adjust the heating period press and hold the section Heating period Remain ing heating period until the menu opens NOTE The program autom...

Page 23: ...ess and hold the key to open the coloured light set tings Aroma settings optional Opens the aroma settings menu Bench heating settings optional Press the key briefly to switch the bench heating on off...

Page 24: ...tive aroma pump in minutes and the aroma pump with active injection in seconds 1 Touch one of the time fields to enable 2 Enter the preferred time in the number field 3 The value is saved once you pre...

Page 25: ...rward The following information is shown 1 Info This shows the control unit s hardware and software version 2 Configuration This shows the control unit s basic configuration 3 Inputs and outputs This...

Page 26: ...For this reason In case of faults switch off the control unit disconnect it from the mains and secure against restarting Contact customer service Repair work must be carried out only by qualified per...

Page 27: ...tablished Pay attention to the beep confirmation Operator Water deficiency Evaporator without water Fill water according to the operating manual of the evaporator Operator Check water inlet magnetic v...

Page 28: ...uit Check cable Check clamps 31 and 32 Qualified electri cian service en gineer 211 Interruption in bench sensor Cable breakage in the bench sensor Clamp contacts Check cable Check clamps 31 and 32 Qu...

Page 29: ...ispose of the sauna control unit with regular garbage Dispose the control system in accordance with the respective country specific regulations 10 General 10 1 Limitation on liability All the specific...

Page 30: ...ght pro tected and are subject to the commercial copyright laws Any misuse is punishable by law Distribution of any kind even in parts as well as reproduction and or sharing the con tent without the p...

Page 31: ...ty 30 01 F 80 09 F Operating time 00 15 h 06 00 20 00 Drying temperature 80 C 110 C Drying time 0 59 min Humidity temp sum according to VDE characteristic EN 60335 2 53 2003 A1 2007 image 101 11 3 Adj...

Page 32: ...laration of Conformity The electronics mounted in the device series FCU6xxx is identical to the certified device series FCU4xxx You will find the current declaration of conformity online at www fasel...

Page 33: ...TROL CONVER 11 Intended use 6 Interface converter 13 L Limitation on liability 29 M Main switch 17 Mains adapter 13 Maintenance 25 Menu Aroma 24 Basic settings 24 Coloured light 24 Info menu 25 Settin...

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Page 36: ...Address of the installer or the dealer of the sauna sys tem...

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