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GEOTHERMAL HEAT

MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

5.  MAINTENANCE

5.1.  Maintenance and care

The Lämpöässä ground source heat pump is an easy-care and reliable 
heating system that does not require regular maintenance. If the instal-
lation is carried out with care and in accordance with the instructions 
provided, there is usually no need for maintenance. The fill container and 
mixture circuit filter should be checked every couple of weeks during the 
first few months and afterwards approximately once a month for the first 
year of use thereafter. Also in pressurized systems it should be checked 
regularly that the pressure stays at approx. 1 bar.

Lämpöässä heat pumps which includes 3-6 kg refrigerant are hermati-
cally  sealed  and  therefore  annual  inspection  is  not  required.  You  are 
offered  the  possibility  of  concluding  an  agreement  on  periodic  inspec-
tions,  in  connection  with  which  the  operation  of  the  Lämpöässä  heat 
pump is covered stage by stage. The observations are registered in the 
inspection record and necessary measures taken (such as adjustments, 
for example). For additional information on the periodic inspection agree-
ment, visit [email protected].

5.2.  Possible problems occurring during use

Problem

Possible cause

Solution

The compressor 

does not start.

The water tank temperature is 

adequate and in accordance with the 

regulator.

No action re-

quired.

The compressor has been stopped for 

less than 1 minutes.

No action re-

quired.

Fuse problem.

Check the condi-

tion of the fuses 

in the master 

switchboard.

Incorrect power supply phase se-

quence.

Contact an electri-

cian.

The compressor 

does not start 

and the display 

reads “Incorrect 

phase sequence” 

or “Motor protec-

tion switch gone 

off”.

Incorrect power supply phase se-

quence.

Contact an electri-

cian.

The motor protection switch has gone 

off.

Check the motor 

protection switch 

adjustment val-

ues, set the motor 

protection switch 

to Start position 

and acknowledge 

the alarm text 

displayed. If 

the fault is not 

cleared, contact 

an electrician.

The compressor 

does not start 

and the display 

reads “Low pres-

sure switch gone 

off” or “High 

pressure switch 

gone off”.

The low pressure switch has gone off.

Check functional-

ity of the brine 

circuit pump by 

running it through 

the mainte-

nance menu and 

acknowledge 

the alarm text 

displayed.

The high pressure switch has gone off.

Check func-

tionality of the 

condenser pump 

by running it 

through the main-

tenance menu 

and acknowledge 

the alarm text 

displayed. 

The compressor 

does not start 

and the display 

reads “Compres-

sor 1 circuit 

1 some motor 

protection gone 

off. Check motor 

protection F1, 

F2 or F3.”

The motor protection switch has gone 

off.

Press down the 

motor protection 

switch.

The suction pressure switch on the 

pressure switch has gone off.

Set off the switch.

No text is visible 

on the display.

The device is not getting any power.

Check that that 

the control cur-

rent and master 

switches are on.

A fuse has blown.

Check the build-

ing’s master fuse 

and heat pump 

supply fuse.

The display is damaged or the display 

cable loose or damaged.

Contact mainte-

nance.

The system does 

not produce 

enough heat.

A sudden drop in outdoor temperature 

may temporarily cause inadequate 

heating power in new buildings, 

because moisture contained in the 

structure takes up a lot of heat when 

it dries.

No action re-

quired.

During the first year, the ground circuit 

may not produce heat at full power 

because the earth around the ground 

circuit pipes has not yet become more 

solid.

No action re-

quired.

In the 

Measure-

ments

 screen, 

the set value and 

measured value 

do not match.

Some active correction function (for 

example, timer or home/away) is 

adjusting the original set value.

The active correc-

tion function can 

be deactivated, if 

required.

A spiking over-voltage caused by a 

lightning strike has caused a fault in 

the regulator (not under warranty), 

causing the temperature to drop from 

the actual values.

Replace the regu-

lator (not under 

warranty).

The regulator motor has been set on 

manual and the regulation does not 

take place.

Return the heat 

distribution circuit 

adjustment motor 

to automatic 

mode.

In summer, when the building indoor 

temperature exceeds the value ad-

justed, the supply water temperature 

sensor indicates higher readings as 

compared to the adjustment curve, due 

to rise in the heat distribution circuit 

temperature.

No action re-

quired.

Summary of Contents for ELI 60-90

Page 1: ...100 GEOTHERMAL HEAT L MP SS 10 2016 L MP SS GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP ESI 6 17 EMI 22 43 ELI 60 90 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...L mp ss for many decades to come Please familiarize yourself with these instruc tions for use and maintenance Keep the instructions for future use and reference should problems occur These instructio...

Page 3: ...ce requirements 19 4 2 HVAC installation 19 4 2 1 Heat collection circuit and fill group installation 19 4 2 2 Filling and de aeration of the heat collection circuit 20 4 2 3 Connections between heat...

Page 4: ...gerant vapour is transferred to COMPRESSOR 2 for ramping up the pressure This is accompanied by steep tempera ture rise In the course of the heat pump process the refrigerant tem perature is the highe...

Page 5: ...vaporator can commence 2 1 3 Hot water storage tank It is possible to connect multiple storage tanks to ESi EMi ELi models to store the thermal energy created These storage tanks can vary in size L mp...

Page 6: ...ile final heating takes place inside the coil located at the tank s upper part In general domes tic water temperature must exceed that of the heating water Owing to the two stage heat release of the s...

Page 7: ...or L mp ss offers multiple solutions for control of the cooling with ss Control control system These are available as accessories The L mp ss product family includes wall and ceiling mounted fan units...

Page 8: ...unctions 3 4 1 Room temperature adjustment The heat distribution circuit circuits heat curve setting can be adjusted by using the home screen shortcut Room temperature adjustment to achieve room tempe...

Page 9: ...e away function shortcut can be used to save energy when the residents are away for a long holiday trip for example The function Away changes the heat distribution circuit and storage tank temperature...

Page 10: ...that time and temperature have been set and the timer function has been activated 3 4 7 Heating curves This shortcut allows accessing the Heating curves menu which will be discussed in more detail in...

Page 11: ...C min and 55 C max The difference between Min and Max values can be 2 10 C The maxi mum allowed storage tank top and bottom section temperature set value is 60 C in case of full power geothermal heat...

Page 12: ...essor is seldom on and there is less superheat ing for domestic hot water production In such a case the storage tank upper part and lower part temperatures are close to each other 3 5 2 Heating curves...

Page 13: ...adjust the brightness of the screen and also the time after the screen goes off 3 5 3 3 Min and max temperature of HD circuits Set values are minimum possible values min and maximum possible values ma...

Page 14: ...ng circuits where summer function is effecting Circuit can be active during a whole summer when it is controlling bathroom area for example 3 5 3 7 Brine circuit circulation pump control This screen a...

Page 15: ...hen the cooling system is running In addition the menu will display the current room temperature coolant temperature humidity and dew point value as well as system status heating cooling off External...

Page 16: ...h the MASTER marking and other devices with SLAVE marking All heat pumps can be monitored and controlled from each heat pumps control screen The compressors rotation extra accessory can be enabled whe...

Page 17: ...ll of the additional features acquired are displayed on the Optional equipment screen Possible optional equipment includes Optional equipment For more information see Heat distribution circuit 2 Adjus...

Page 18: ...n platform elements and their fixation screws 4 pc To remove the platform lift the equipment by a fork lift for example 4 1 2 Ground source heat pump installation area We recommend that the L mp ss gr...

Page 19: ...returning line from the heat collection circuit Esi 1 Lauhduttimelta meno 2 Lauhduttimelle paluu 3 Tulistimelta meno 4 Tulistimelle paluu 5 Maapiiriin meno 6 Maapiirist paluu 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Flow from...

Page 20: ...the motor protection switch QM1 on NOTE When using the system s own brine circulation pump for 1 2 4 5 3 de aeration purposes check that the flow direction of the separate submersible pump is always...

Page 21: ...tion pumps with EMi ELi series determined by demand of the heatable estate Heat circulation pumps will be adjusted according to manufacturer s instructions Grundfos UPM3 AUTO heat circulation pump whi...

Page 22: ...ctricians are permitted to carry out electrical work on the heat pump according to general regulations GSHP El network Fuse size slow A bivalent models Esi 6 400V 3N 3x10 16 Esi 9 400V 3N 3x16 20 Esi...

Page 23: ...or NTC X 1 4 and X 1 2 2 X 0 7 mm2 4 3 4 Current monitor If the equipment has been installed in the part power configuration load limiting relays must be installed to the building s master electrical...

Page 24: ...r fuse The regulator is not au thorised to start the pump Check the measured set values The shut off valves are in the fill position Check that the de aeration and fill valves are in the closed positi...

Page 25: ...ne off or High pressure switch gone off The low pressure switch has gone off Check functional ity of the brine circuit pump by running it through the mainte nance menu and acknowledge the alarm text d...

Page 26: ...the page You can see earlier alarms by pressing the alarm history button at the menu functions The software automatically stores the newest 100 fault messages This menu allows resetting the fault log...

Page 27: ...nput statuses Digital Input ID 1 Compressor 1 Motor protection 10 Low pressure alarm circuit 1 2 Not in use 11 High pressure alarm circuit 1 3 Brine pump 1 Run indicator 12 Compressor 1 Run indicator...

Page 28: ...ssa alakulmassa olevasta painikkeesta Edelliselle sivulle palataan n yt n oikeassa alakulmassa olevasta nuolipai nikkeesta Oikean yl kulman i painikkeesta avautuu ohjesivu Toimintah iri ss yl palkkiin...

Page 29: ...setting 50 s If integration time is 10 s the valve position is changed once in every 10 s if required Derivative time 0 10 s Temperature diver gence reaction time Factory setting 0 The longer the der...

Page 30: ...he soft starter alarms can be activated at this page 5 4 12 Super heat valve control This menu is for adjusting superheat trim valve settings Value in the menu indicates the setting point when compres...

Page 31: ...ng Three way valve control settings in a free cooling Digital output selection in flexible cooling Manual mode for cooling is intended for testing the function Manual settings can be controlled from t...

Page 32: ...e voltage fluctuations over 10 of the nominal voltage lightning fire or other respective event Transport dam ages are not covered by the warranty Also the warranty does not cover situations caused by...

Page 33: ...3 58 13 86 24 Cooling power at temperature 35 C 2 kW 6 91 8 49 10 09 10 24 12 75 12 91 14 37 17 57 23 19 33 15 46 67 67 03 Cooling power at temperature 55 C 2 kW 5 62 6 88 8 16 8 19 10 28 10 32 11 69...

Page 34: ...nal flow T 4K l s 0 48 0 59 0 70 0 68 0 89 0 83 1 00 1 24 1 64 2 56 900 Maximum external pressure drop kPa 66 65 96 100 84 91 77 208 100 152 750 HEAT DISTRIBUTION CIRCUIT Energy class of HC pump A inv...

Page 35: ...A A 55 C 35 C 60 dB 00 dB 58 58 58 kW 61 61 61 kW 2015 811 2013 ELi 60 A A A B C D E F G...

Page 36: ...A A A A A B C D E F G A 2015 811 2013 X ELi 60...

Page 37: ...ions Colder 157 Warmer 154 Annual energy consumption under colder and warmer climate conditions Colder 36542 kWh a Warmer 20178 kWh a Package information Controller class III Controller contribution t...

Page 38: ...kW 4 47 COPd Tj 12 C 60 1 kW 4 73 COPd Tj bivalent temperature 58 1 kW 3 08 COPd Tj operation limit 58 1 kW 3 08 COPd Degradiation coefficient when Tj 7 C Cdh 1 00 Bivalent temperatures Heating Averag...

Page 39: ...A A 55 C 35 C 60 dB 00 dB 58 58 58 kW 61 61 61 kW 2015 811 2013 ELi 60P A A A B C D E F G...

Page 40: ...A A A A A B C D E F G A 2015 811 2013 X ELi 60P...

Page 41: ...tions Colder 157 Warmer 154 Annual energy consumption under colder and warmer climate conditions Colder 36542 kWh a Warmer 20178 kWh a Package information Controller class III Controller contribution...

Page 42: ...kW 4 47 COPd Tj 12 C 60 1 kW 4 73 COPd Tj bivalent temperature 58 1 kW 3 08 COPd Tj operation limit 58 1 kW 3 08 COPd Degradiation coefficient when Tj 7 C Cdh 1 00 Bivalent temperatures Heating Averag...

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Page 62: ...L mp ss is a trademark of Suomen L mp pumpputekniikka Oy We reserve the right to make changes Suomen L mp pumpputekniikka Oy Unikontie 2 62100 Lapua FINLAND www lampoassa com R...

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