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P9 

Low pressure protection 

1) 

Undercharged refrigerant 

2) 

Capillary block 

3) 

Poor connection of pressure switch 

4) 

Pressure switch failure 

5) 

Main PCB damaged 

1) 

Add some refrigerant 

2) 

Replace the capillary 

3) 

Reconnect the switch 

4) 

Replace the pressure switch 

5) 

Replace the PCB 

PC 

First step anti-freeze protection in Winter 

This function occurs when ambient temp 

is too low and unit is in standby 

No action needed 

PC 

Second step anti-freeze protection in Winter 

This function occurs when ambient temp 

is too low and unit is in standby 

No action needed 

PL 

Water flow failure 

1) 

Inadequate water flow   

2) 

Water flow switch damaged 

3) 

Main PCB damaged 

4) 

Mis-connect water inlet/outlet 

1) 

Check the pump 

2) 

Replace the water flow switch 

3) 

Replace the PCB 

4) 

Check inlet/outlet connection 

E3 

Over-high compressor exhaust gas temp 

protection 

1) 

Refrigerant Undercharged 

2) 

Possible reasons as E4 

1) 

Add some refrigerant 

2) 

Similar corrections as E4 

E4 

High pressure protection 

1) 

Inadequate flow rate 

2) 

Uncompressed  gas  in  refrigerant 

system 

3) 

Overcharge with refrigerant 

4) 

Water temp setting too high 

5) 

Poor connection of pressure switch 

6) 

Pressure switch failure 

7) 

Main PCB damaged 

1) 

Check  pump  and  water  control 

valve 

2) 

Discharge and them recharge the 

refrigerant 

3) 

Discharge some refrigerant 

4) 

Set lower water temp 

5) 

Reconnect the switch 

6) 

Replace the pressure switch 

7) 

Replace the PCB 

 

MAINTENANCE 

 

To protect the paintwork, avoid leaning or putting objects on the shell. External Heat Pump parts can be 
wiped with a damp cloth and domestic cleaner. (Warning: Never use cleaning agents containing sand, 
soda, acid or chloride as these can damage the surfaces.) 
 
To prevent blockages in the titanium heat exchanger, ensure that the system incorporates a water and 
filter treatment facility. In the event of a problem occurring due to contamination, the system should be 
cleaned as described below. (Warning: the fins on the finned tube heat exchanger are sharp!). 
 

Cleaning the Heat Exchanger and Pipework 

Contamination in the pipes and heat exchanger can reduce the performance of the heat 

pumps’

 

titanium heat exchanger. If this is the case, the pipe system and heat exchanger must be cleaned by a 
technician. 

Use only pressurized drinking water for cleaning. 
 

Cleaning the air system 

The finned heat exchanger, fan and condensate outflow should be clear of all obstructions (leaves, 

Summary of Contents for LCSPC-120

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...nd functions 11 User interface 12 Buttons 13 LCD icons 14 Controller operations 15 PARAMETER CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT 16 Parameter list 16 ERROR CODES 17 MAINTENANCE 18 TROUBLESHOOTING 19 ENVIRONMENTAL...

Page 3: ...ne friendly dramatically reducing Carbon Emissions Titanium heat exchanger The advanced titanium heat exchanger guarantees a longer life span free of corrosion It can be used with all types of water t...

Page 4: ...staller Securing the Unit The unit should be located on a solid level horizontal surface and securely fixed Ensure free air flow to all sides of the unit Electrical Connections Ensure the correct size...

Page 5: ...connections should be carried out as per the instructions in this manual Failure to do so could result in water damage to property Cleaning the Unit To prevent injury always shut the power OFF when cl...

Page 6: ...NTS Before starting the installation please make sure that all items are found inside the box The Unit Box Item Image Quantity Swimming pool heat pump 1 Operation and Installation Manual 1 Accessories...

Page 7: ...6 OVERVIEW OF THE UNIT EXPLODED VIEW ECO 30 55 70...

Page 8: ...d controller 2 Electrical box 12 Compressor 3 Support frame 13 4 way valve assembly 4 Evaporator 14 Right panel 5 Left panel 15 Handle 6 Fan bracket 16 Titanium heat exchanger 7 Fan motor 17 Gas gauge...

Page 9: ...y to avoid placing the unit under a tree or exposed to extreme conditions Water connection The heat pump is connected to a filtration circuit with a by pass It is imperative that the by pass is placed...

Page 10: ...ts provided inside the heat pump to secure and route the supply cables Trial Running After connecting the unit to the pool system ensure your installation is complete with a suitable by pass and elect...

Page 11: ...FF press to turn on the heat pump OFF mode ON mode 2 Turn OFF When the heat pump is ON press to turn off the heat pump ON mode OFF mode 2 Temperature Setting When the heat pump is on press or to chang...

Page 12: ...ONS OF THE DIGITAL CONTROLLER WITH A HARD POINTED OBJECT THIS MAY DAMAGE THE DIGITAL CONTROLLER NEVER INSPECT OR SERVICE THE DIGITAL CONTROLLER YOURSELF REFER TO A QUALIFIED SERVICE ENGINEER Features...

Page 13: ...he set temperature is reached 6 Error Indicator This icon will show when unit is failing and error code will show 7 Inlet Water Temperature Or Set Water Temperature This icon will show Inlet Water Tem...

Page 14: ...ing mode temperatures timer setting and clock times are displayed on the screen NOTES HAS A STARTUP DELAY PLEASE WAIT FOR 3 MINUTES Press this button again when the unit is running and the unit will t...

Page 15: ...defrost parameters can be altered 4 Left temperature display This display shows the current pool water temperature If you want to check or adjust the parameters this section will show the relating pa...

Page 16: ...atus e Exit parameters settings automatically if no operation within 5 seconds Parameter settings will be invalid if the power fails within 10 seconds when adjusting parameters 2 button Press directly...

Page 17: ...ing 30 90Min 40Min Adjustable 5 Defrosting entry coil temperature 30 not display 7 only display 7 Adjustable 6 Defrosting off coil temp 2 30 20 Adjustable 7 Defrosting max lasting time 0 15Min 8Min Ad...

Page 18: ...ove P6 Protection for over high inlet outlet water temp difference 1 Too low water flow 2 Main PCB damaged 1 Check the water filter and water circuit no blockages 2 Replace the PCB P7 Ambient temp sen...

Page 19: ...ing too high 5 Poor connection of pressure switch 6 Pressure switch failure 7 Main PCB damaged 1 Check pump and water control valve 2 Discharge and them recharge the refrigerant 3 Discharge some refri...

Page 20: ...ection measures during the winter TROUBLESHOOTING This section provides useful information for diagnosing and correcting certain problems which may occur Before starting the troubleshooting procedure...

Page 21: ...fluorinated greenhouse gas with a Global Warming Potential GWP 1975 DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS Dismantling of the unit treatment of the refrigerant of oil and of other parts must be carried out in accordan...

Page 22: ...21 WIRING DIAGRAM Please refer to the wiring diagram on the electric box Models LCSPC 40 LCSPC 55 LCSPC 70 LCSPC 95...

Page 23: ...22 Models LCSPC 120 LCSPC 150 LCSPC 170...

Page 24: ...23 Models LCSPC 210...

Page 25: ...6 94 8 07 9 53 11 05 13 07 power input KW 0 84 1 04 1 35 1 97 2 18 2 79 3 37 4 18 EER 3 28 3 19 3 12 3 53 3 70 3 42 3 28 3 13 Power supply 220 240V 50Hz Max power input KW 1 05 1 36 1 84 2 33 2 71 3...

Page 26: ...1 Contact details HeatPumps4Pools Ltd Rosemary Lodge Church Road Ramsden Bellhouse Essex CM11 1RT United Kingdom Tel 44 1268 206560 www HeatPumps4Pools com enquiries heatpumps4pools com...

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