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CFEWH Digital Operation
CFEWH Premium - LED Indicator Light
The LED indicator on the Exterior Cover indicates the operational status of the unit.
NOTE: Some old models have a Standard cover which has no display, only an LED Indicator Light:
LED indicator not illuminated:
No electricity is being supplied to the unit.
Slow flashing GREEN:
Standby mode, waiting for water to be turned on.
Fast flashing GREEN:
The unit is operating and water is being heated.
Solid GREEN:
The inbound temperature exceeds the set point
temperature, no heating.
Flashing RED
and then
GREEN
:
The unit is self-diagnosing an error that it will attempt to
resolve. When the error has been
resolved, the LED will return to slow or fast flashing
GREEN
.
Flashing RED Continuously -
Irresolvable Error
:
Mechanical Lockout Error. This number should be given to
MicroHeat when making the service call is made.
Normal operation cannot be resumed by switching the appliance OFF and ON.
Manual Intervention Procedure is required refer pages 16 to 17.
Call MicroHeat 1300 981 325 and arrange for a MicroHeat Service Technician to rectify the problem.
For a list of Error codes refer page 16.
Error Code
CFEWH Digital operation
The unit will automatically begin operating when you turn on a hot
water tap, and water is flowing faster than 1.5 litres a minute. The
heated water temperature can be varied or set manually by using the
Decrease & Increase Push Buttons.
Temperature can be set between a
minimum of 20°C and the maximum factory set temperature of either
45°C, 50°C
OR
other Specified Maximum Setting that may be <50°C or
>50°C.
The display also shows water flow rate in litres per minute (LPM). The
minimum flow rate that can be displayed is 0.1 LPM.
When the flow rate display flashes, this indicates that the flow rate
through the unit exceeds the rated power of the unit. This can be
resolved by reducing the flow rate until it stops flashing.