Gorenje Aerogor ECO COMPACT INVERTER 10A Installation Manual Download

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2.3 FOUNDATION

MODEL

SIZE (mm)

ECO COMPACT INVERTER 10A

1390

740

500

1230

580

ECO COMPACT INVERTER 13A

1460

720

500

1300

560

ECO INVERTER 10A

1230

600

500

1070

440

ECO INVERTER 13A

1320

600

500

1160

440

POWER EVI INVERTER 15A

1430

600

500

1270

440

POWER EVI INVERTER 18A

1700

600

500

1540

440

Summary of Contents for Aerogor ECO COMPACT INVERTER 10A

Page 1: ...www gorenje com V 2 0 Aerogor ECO Inverter 10A 13A Aerogor ECO COMPACT Inverter 10A 13A Aerogor POWER EVI Inverter 15A 18A INSTALLATION MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...UNITS 14 1 9 3 AEROGOR POWER EVI INVERTER 15A 18A 16 2 INSTALLATION 17 2 1 INSTALLATION OF THE INDOOR UNIT 17 2 2 INSTALLATION OF THE OUTDOOR UNIT 18 2 3 FOUNDATION 20 2 3 1 INSTALLATION OF C PROFILE...

Page 4: ...TEMPERATURE FOR THE FIRST HEATING CIRCUIT 39 5 2 2 SETTING THE FIXED TEMPERATURE FOR THE SECOND HEATING CIRCUIT 39 6 USER INTERFACE 40 6 1 ARRANGMENT OF MENUS 40 6 2 MENU ACCESS 40 6 3 SETTINGS 41 6...

Page 5: ...Setting 55 6 9 6 Save Current Settings 55 6 9 7 Load Saved Settings 55 6 9 8 Switch to Factory Settings 55 6 10 MODE SETTINGS 56 6 10 1 Sanitary Hot Water 56 6 10 2 Heating 56 6 10 3 Cooling 56 6 10...

Page 6: ...t Stage Set Temperature 64 6 13 5 Floor Curing Current Stage Valid Running Duration 64 6 13 6 Floor Current Total Running Duration 64 6 13 7 Highest Water Temp in Floor Curing Operation 64 6 14 ELECTR...

Page 7: ...69 6 16 UNIT REAL TIME DATA 70 7 ERROR CODES 70 7 1 ERROR CODES SHOWN ON THE DISPLAY 70 7 2 ERROR CODE MENU 70 7 2 1 ACCESSING THE ERROR CODE MENU 70 7 2 2 INFORMATIONS IN THE ERROR CODE MENU 71 7 2...

Page 8: ...is document Before first use read this manual This unit can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and k...

Page 9: ...ure only to use accessories made by Gorenje which are specifically designed for use with the equipment and have them installed by a professional Power supply to the device must be grounded For sanitar...

Page 10: ...nmental safe recycling 1 3 HEATING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MANDATORY Installed magnetic filter and dirt separator filter If city water is used for filling of the heating system the water quality must comp...

Page 11: ...Heat Cool temp sensor extension cable 10m 1 1 TW DHW temp sensor extension cable 10m 1 1 TV1 mixing circuit 1 temp sensor extension cable 10m TV2 mixing circuit 1 temp sensor extension cable 10m 1 1...

Page 12: ...inverter twin rotary Hermetically sealed equipment indoor outdoor unit Yes Yes Type fo connection between outdoor indoor unit Refrigerant connection Water connection Dimensions of refrigerant pipes c...

Page 13: ...cally sealed equipment indoor outdoor unit Yes Yes Type fo connection between outdoor indoor unit Refrigerant connection Refrigerant connection Dimensions of refrigerant pipes connectors 3 8 1 2 3 8 5...

Page 14: ...ction Refrigerant connection Dimensions of refrigerant pipes connectors 3 8 3 4 3 8 3 4 FAN Fan type 2 x Axial 2 x Axial Air flow 4200 m3 h 4500 m3 h Rated power 2 x 80 2 x 80 ESP External Static Pres...

Page 15: ...8 1 6 DIMENSIONS 1 6 1 INDOOR UNITS ECO 10 A ECO 13 A POWER EVI 15 A POWER EVI 18 A ECO COMPACT 10 A ECO COMPACT 13 A Unit mm 260 196 5 570 550 686 561 5 75...

Page 16: ...9 1 6 2 OUTDOOR UNITS AEROGOR ECO INVERTER 10A AEROGOR ECO COMPACT INVERTER 10A AEROGOR ECO INVERTER 13A AEROGOR ECO COMPACT INVERTER 13A...

Page 17: ...40 45 50 55 60 65 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Outlet water temperature C Outside Ambient temperature C Operating range heating mode Aerogor ECO Inverter 10 13 A Aerogor COMPACT EC...

Page 18: ...er Heat energy is transferred via the coolant In the evaporator the coolant receives heat energy and evaporates In the compressor the vapour is compressed which makes it heat up intensively This hot v...

Page 19: ...ower and when it achieves the desired values temperatures it shuts off and waits until it restarts Inverter heat pumps work for a longer period but with lower power adjusting to the premises which mea...

Page 20: ...13 1 9 1 2 AEROGOR ECO COMPACT INVERTER 10A 13A Operation panel Cable gland Safety valve kit Water inlet G1 Water outlet G1 Water pump Door Electric heater Digital thermostat Electric box cover...

Page 21: ...OOR UNITS 1 9 2 1 AEROGOR ECO COMPACT INVERTER 10A Electric heater Water pump Water pump Electric box cover Digital thermostat Door Cover Cable fixture Air inlet Air inlet Air outlet Water outlet G1 W...

Page 22: ...AEROGOR ECO COMPACT INVERTER 13A 1 9 2 3 AEROGOR ECO INVERTER 10A Air inlet Air outlet Cover Cable fixture Water outlet G1 Water inlet G1 Air inlet Air outlet Handle Refrigerant connector 3 8 and 1 2...

Page 23: ...9 2 4 AEROGOR ECO INVERTER 13A 1 9 3 AEROGOR POWER EVI INVERTER 15A 18A Handle Refrigerant connector 3 8 and 5 8 Valve cover Air inlet Air outlet Refrigerant connector 3 4 3 8 Cable gland Air outlet g...

Page 24: ...it as follows Indoor unit should be mounted on the wall as followed 1 Take out the expansion bolts and mounting board from the box and put the mounting board on the wall horizontally 2 Mark the locati...

Page 25: ...room because it produces some noise when it s operating 5 It is recommended to install an awning above the outdoor unit to protect the snow from clogging in the air inlet and outlet to ensure normal...

Page 26: ...is firm enough 4 The bracket can be made from stainless steel galvanized steel aluminium and other materials as required by the user 5 Besides the mounting bracket the user can also install the outdoo...

Page 27: ...T INVERTER 10A 1390 740 500 1230 580 ECO COMPACT INVERTER 13A 1460 720 500 1300 560 ECO INVERTER 10A 1230 600 500 1070 440 ECO INVERTER 13A 1320 600 500 1160 440 POWER EVI INVERTER 15A 1430 600 500 12...

Page 28: ...430 ECO INVERTER 10A 904 343 ECO INVERTER 13A 740 430 POWER EVI INVERTER 15A 720 430 POWER EVI INVERTER 18A 720 430 2 3 1 INSTALLATION OF C PROFILE AND LEGS X MM C 16 Double installation profile MM S...

Page 29: ...t to 500 microns or below Evacuating the refrigerant system at sub zero temperatures is forbidden Evacuating the refrigerant system at sub zero temperatures is forbidden When insulating refrigerant pi...

Page 30: ...ector on the outdoor unit Open the pressure gauge and start the vacuum pump to vacuum the unit to 500 microns or below After that close the pressure gauge and stop vacuuming Take off the copper nuts o...

Page 31: ...e maximum Y m In case of 7 m X height distance between indoor and outdoor unit horizontal pipe distance can be maximum 5 m Z In that case is obligatory to integrate 1 siphon B Outdoor unit is below In...

Page 32: ...A 18 meters 7 m 11 meters 1 siphon Aerogor POWER EVI Inverter 18 A 18 meters 7 m 11 meters 1 siphon OUTDOOR UNIT IS BELOW INDOOR UNIT Model name Maximum pipe length Y Outdoor unit is below Indoor uni...

Page 33: ...eating system must be between 1 1 8 bar If the heat pump is being installed into an existing hydraulic system the system must be cleaned according to standard procedures Maximum pipe length for compac...

Page 34: ...Y FOR ADDITIONAL ELECTRICAL HEATER FOR DHW TANK DEPENDING ON THE TYPE D INDOOR TO OUTDOOR POWER CONNECTION 230 V 3x2 5 2 D INDOOR TO OUTDOOR POWER CONNECTION 400 V 5x2 5 2 POWER EVI INVERTER 15 A 18 A...

Page 35: ...10 V DC Signal O ELECTRICAL UTILITY LOCK see page 63 P EXTERNAL SWITCH INPUT FOR COOLING MODE 0 1 see page 55 R EXTERNAL SWITCH INPUT FOR HEATING MODE 0 1 see page 55 Q EXTERNAL SWITCH INPUT FOR HIGH...

Page 36: ...29 3 1 3 CONNECTION BETWEEN INDOOR AND OUTDOOR UNIT Communication cables shield must be connected on one side either indoor or outdoor unit...

Page 37: ...TING CIRCUIT 2 H CIRCULATING PUMP FOR DHW 230 V on P3 during DHW operation I ADDITIONAL ELECTRICAL HEATER FOR DHW TANK J DIVERTING VALVE DHW MODE WITH POWER K MODE SWITCHING SIGNAL see page 65 L INDOO...

Page 38: ...Heating Cooling Buffer or direct circuit Z TW Temperature Sensor DHW Tank FS FS FLOW SWITCH 3 2 2 TEMPERATURE SENSORS The temperature sensors do not have quick connectors on both side instead there a...

Page 39: ...T Cable connection Indoor Outdoor Unit Power Supply L N PE Communication A B Temperature sensors Tui Tuo Tup Flow switch FS COM Note All Cables are included 20 meter except the Power Supply cable Term...

Page 40: ...only prepares what you have selected and ignores timers and the ambient temperature Only heating of premises without domestic water cooling timers Only cooling of premises without domestic water heati...

Page 41: ...rs on the display and the heat pump will reinitiate heating of the premises unless an additional thermostat is used In that case the heat pump will require the deactivation of the thermostat c Activat...

Page 42: ...ce person should be informed immediately Major error to ensure safety of the system and the heat pump the pump is shut off If the Emergency Operation feature is on the heat pump will continue working...

Page 43: ...emperature The current ambient temperature is displayed m Room temperature The current room temperature is displayed The temperature sensor does not control the operation of the heat pump It can be us...

Page 44: ...3 to 3 By raising the heating curve for 2 3 C would mean an increase of the room temperature for approx 1 C The graph below shows a parallel move of the heating curve lowering of the heating curve for...

Page 45: ...Domestic hot water settings depend on the user s habits The recommended setting for domestic hot water is between 47 C and 50 C Traditional systems boilers use smaller domestic water storage tanks so...

Page 46: ...CIRCUIT By pressing on the temperature below the line beside the sun symbol an additional window will appear With buttons or the fixed temperature for the first heating circuit can be changed for the...

Page 47: ...vice person or for install settings with some excluded exceptions 6 2 MENU ACCESS By pressing you can access the menus with settings for the end user as well as the service settings see image below Se...

Page 48: ...its meaning that it can control two different temperature modes Heating cooling circuit 1 and Heating cooling circuit 2 When only one heating circuit is in use the heating settings are defined in the...

Page 49: ...Working Speed till it reaches 28 C At a 28 1 C and above the compressor speed will start to decrease towards the lowest working speed of the compressor 6 3 1 4 Set temp For cooling Setting the desire...

Page 50: ...mperatures figure above on the right Resetting ambient temperatures for the heating curve affects both heating circuits EXAMPLE Example The customer wants the room temperature to be 21 C but the heat...

Page 51: ...e When the heating curve is disabled the heat pump operates with fixed system heating water temperature Weather related control of the heating circuit is disabled which can lead to higher heating cost...

Page 52: ...ure of space heating water without heating curve When the heating curve is off the heat pump operates with fixed space heating water temperature Weather related control of the heating circuit is off w...

Page 53: ...e factory set curve may not be appropriate for everybody The heating curve may be set according to customers needs The basic setting of the heating curve is made upon the first start up of the heat pu...

Page 54: ...xample The customer wants the room temperature to be 21 C but the heat pump heats the rooms to 22 C In this case the heating curve must be lowered On page 3 all temperatures need to be lowered by 2 3...

Page 55: ...or DHW is 47 C and the Heat Pump is currently working in DHW mode The actual DHW temperature is 44 C meaning it still has to heat up the DHW for another 3 C before it can switch to heating mode heatin...

Page 56: ...d Backup Heater will help to faster heat up the DHW 6 4 1 8 DHW ECO Operation Enable or Disable this function Disabled default setting normal operation of DHW working mode Enabled the compressor speed...

Page 57: ...ifferent temperatures of domestic water at various times in an individual day of the week Setting of a second temperature of domestic hot water corresponds to the parameter Reheating Set Temp 6 5 4 Re...

Page 58: ...SETPOINT 6 6 1 Reduced Setpoint Feature on off A check in the box means that the feature is on The feature lowers water temperature by the set value for both heating circuits in the set time The main...

Page 59: ...for both circuits when the Quiet operation feature is on 6 6 6 Timer for Quiet Operation Timer for the Quiet Operation Feature If the fields are green the feature is on If the fields are grey it means...

Page 60: ...Anti legionella programme 6 7 5 Finish Time If the heat pump cannot heat the domestic water in the set time the programme is terminated and an error message appears on the display 6 8 VACATION MODE 6...

Page 61: ...ANAGEMENT 6 9 1 Permission Level Enter the Service Password to enter the Service Installer level Installer code 87654321 6 9 2 Heating Cooling ON OFF timer Disabled default setting Normal operation En...

Page 62: ...oling When in DHW mode or Heating mode the Diverting Valve will be in position 1 sending the system water in one direction When in Heating mode the Diverting Valve will be in position 2 sending the sy...

Page 63: ...0 2 Heating Disabled Unit will not work for Heating mode Enabled Default setting Unit will work for Heating mode 6 10 3 Cooling Disabled Default setting Unit will not work for Cooling Enabled Unit wil...

Page 64: ...is not anymore needed is present the Heat Pump will run in Heating mode External Signal Control Ambient Temp This setting means that the Unit will work only for Heating and Cooling with signal HS COM...

Page 65: ...cooling when the ambient temperature rises above 25 C Note To prevent too frequent switches between operation and non operation the control unit monitors the current temperature and temperature withi...

Page 66: ...pump It can be mono phase or three phase electrical heater Controlled by the Switch KM3 6 11 1 Backup Heating Sources for Heating Default setting Enabled Enabled Heat Pump has 2 stage Backup heating...

Page 67: ...ng to tell the Heat pump when to start Backup heating source for Heating mode This is a spatially designed logic which takes the T Tset Tactual of the heating water and the temperature rising time for...

Page 68: ...PUMP SETTINGS 6 12 1 Circulation Pump P0 Type Setting the controlling type of the Circulating pump P0 P0 Internal circulating pump Grundfos UPM GEO 25 85 The Internal circulating pump is controlled wi...

Page 69: ...OFF with compressor Circulation pump P0 works only when compressor is running 6 12 4 Pump Off Interval for P0 Time for Interval working mode parameter where circulation pump P0 is deactivated Default...

Page 70: ...adiator heating for heating circuit 2 Circulation pump P2 only works when the signal from a Room thermostat is present Room thermostat is connected to COM and TH connectors with a non voltage contact...

Page 71: ...rect working stage of the Floor curing function 6 13 3 Floor Curing Current Stage Running Duration No setting only display Shows the running duration of the correct working stage meaning how long is t...

Page 72: ...s to stop during this time If there is an additional heating source that is not in this EUL group it can be automatically switched on during this period see chapter 6 13 3 A potential free contact is...

Page 73: ...is Disabled Enabled P0 will work during EUL is active Disabled P0 will STOP during EUL is active Note P0 is the internal circulating pump 6 14 5 Heating Eco Operation Default setting is Disabled Heat...

Page 74: ...ALVE Default setting ALWAYS WITH POWER set to 0 It determines how long will the diverting valve have power in switching to sanitary water 6 15 3 REFRIGERANT RECYCLE FUNCTION This is used for pumping t...

Page 75: ...his function off the unit will start to defrost in the current working mode If the water temperature is under 23 C the unit will stop with error if there is not enough energy for safe defrost If this...

Page 76: ...WI FI module is not connected to the Gorenje Web server 6 15 15 CONNECTION TO THE ROUTER Connected WI FI module is connected to the WI FI router Disconnected WI FI module is not connected to the WI FI...

Page 77: ...emperature Actual Average Temp in 1 h Average Temp in 24 h High pressure Low pressure Td Ts Tp temperature values 7 ERROR CODES If some faults happen and some errors appear it is not always because of...

Page 78: ...pened 7 2 3 INFO PAGE By pressing the and then takes you to the info page First thing that is displayed is the hydraulic scheme with temperature readings from all the sensors This screen is the same f...

Page 79: ...status 2 Communication Touch Screen controller to the Outdoor PCB 90 100 normal communication Pump speed 100 Pump P0 Activated 0 Pump P0 Deactivated By pressing the right arrow button the interface sh...

Page 80: ...temperature too high and whether water inlet outlet temperature has too big difference should no bigger than 8 P02 Compressor phase current protection Compressor stops Compressor input current too hig...

Page 81: ...oo high or too low Check the voltage of unit power supply P11 Compressor shut down due to too high low ambient temperature Compressor stops Ambient temperature is too high or too low for unit to work...

Page 82: ...caused system build up too high pressure whether fan motor and water pump is working OK whether condenser is blocked whether EEV works normally whether water temperature too high and whether water inl...

Page 83: ...temperature sensor is open short circuit or value drifts too much Replace it if necessary F21 Mixture valve 1 temperature sensor failure Unit keep on working mixture valve 1 output fixed to 0 Check w...

Page 84: ...p too high protection in heating hot water Compressor stops Compressor stops if water outlet is higher than 57 in heating or hot water mode Check whether temperature sensor Tc and Tw is OK and well co...

Page 85: ...15 S12 Floor curing function failed to finish Unit switch back to standard working mode with failure information shown on the screen If floor curing function can t be finished in the maximum allowabl...

Page 86: ...ree of excessive dirt 1 Turn OFF the heat pump with the ON OFF button and wait for min 5 minute before proceeding to the next step 2 Close the hand valves 3 Remove the Magnet and wait for 5 minutes be...

Page 87: ...working Recommended water pressure when the unit is working is 1 5 bar and when it stays still approx 1 8 bar On the top of the Indoor Unit is a manometer which shows the water pressure of the system...

Page 88: ...81 10 WIRING 10 1INDOOR UNIT ALL INVERTERS REFERS TO AS LINE OF HEAT PUMPS...

Page 89: ...82 INDOOR UNIT ALL INVERTERS...

Page 90: ...83 10 2INDOOR UNIT TERMINALS ECO10A 13A POWER EVI 15A 18A Marked terminals are for POWER EVI INVERTERS...

Page 91: ...84 10 3OUTDOOR PCB ECO INVERTER...

Page 92: ...85 OUTDOOR PCB ECO INVERTER...

Page 93: ...86 10 4DRIVE FOR EEV ECO INVERTER 13A and ECO COMPACT INVERTER 13A...

Page 94: ...87 10 5OUTDOOR UNIT POWER EVI INVERTER 15A 18A...

Page 95: ...88 OUTDOOR UNIT POWER EVI INVERTER 15A 18A...

Page 96: ...89 10 6OUTDOOR UNIT DRIVE AEROGOR POWER EVI 15A 18A...

Page 97: ...WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES THAT DO NOT IMPAIR THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE DEVICE The user manual can also be found at our website http www gorenje com...

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