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Vision Maxi

 User Instructions  Doc Ref M609 issue 1.0 June 2021.

  

 TROUBLESHOOTING 

4.1    Troubleshooting  table

In the even of a malfunction, please refer to the following 
table. If, after performing the suggested checks, the problem 

is not solved, please contact the authorised technical 
assistance.

Anomalies

Possible causes

Remedies

The appliance doesn’t switch on

No power supply

Check there is power supply (by turning a light on, for example).
Check that the thermal-magnetic circuit breaker used exclusively to protect the appliance has not been tripped 

(if it has, reset it). If the problem repeats immediately, please call the Service Centre and avoid trying to make 

the appliance work.

Remote control batteries have run out

Check that the appliance can be turned on using the touch-screen display and substitute the batteries.

The appliance does not cool/heat 

adequately.

The temperature set is too high or too low.

Check and, if necessary, adjust the temperature setting on the remote control

The air filter is clogged

Check the air filter and clean it if necessary

Check that there are no other obstacles to the air flow both inside 

and outside.

Remove anything that might block the air flow.

The heating and cooling load has increased (for example, a 

door or a window has been left open or an appliance has been 

installed in the room which generates a lot of heat).

Try to reduce the heating and cooling load of the room following instructions below: 

Cover large windows exposed to sunlight with curtains or with external maskings (blinds, porches, reflecting 

films, etc.);

The air conditioned room must remain closed for as long as possible;

Avoid turning on halogen lamps or other high energy consumption appliances such as small ovens, steam 

irons, hot plates etc.).

 Displayed  faults

In the event of a malfunction, the display shows an alarm 
code.  The appliance still retains some functions (see the 
OPERATION column).

Alarm

Cause

Function

E1

Faulty room temperature RT sensor

It is possible to normally activate the Cooling, Dehumidification and Heating modes. Regulation only monitors internal battery 

anti-frost

E2

Faulty internal coil IPT sensor

None of the modes can be activated.

E3

Faulty outside temperature OT sensor

None of the modes can be activated.

E4

Faulty external coil OPT sensor

It is possible to normally activate the Cooling, Dehumidification and Heating modes.The control performs defrosting cycles at fixed 

times.

E5

Faulty internal fan motor

None of the modes can be activated.

E6

Faulty external fan motor

None of the modes can be activated.

E7

Lack of communication with the display *

None of the modes can be activated.

E8

Compressor discharge probe failure *

None of the modes can be activated.

CP

Open CP contact

The appliance only works if the contact is closed. Check that the clamps are connected.

OF

Maximum level float intervention

During cooling and dehumidification, electronics keeps the water distribution system active with the battery - together with the fan 

- to disperse excess water in the container. During heating, condensation should drain freely through the specific pipe. In the event of 

an alarm, check that the condensation pipe is not bent or obstructed, thus preventing the water from flowing out.

* for DC Inverter models: lack of communication between the main, power, driver or display boards

The only way to resolve the problem is to disconnect and reconnect the power to the unit. If the alarm 

persists, contact your Technical Assistance Centre.

4.3    Diagnosis of possible anomalies

If the conditioner blocks because of an alarm (see following 
table), please communicate to the assistance centre the code 
on the display to facilitate interventions.

Summary of Contents for Vision Maxi

Page 1: ...w w w p o w r m a t i c c o u k Doc Ref M609 Issue 1 0 June 2021 Vision Maxi Installation Servicing Manual Issue 1 0 June 2021...

Page 2: ...our behalf Conditions of Guarantee 1 The air conditioner must have been installed by a competent installer and in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions and any building regulations and local...

Page 3: ...tive and implementing regulation 206 2012 EU and Italian implementing regulation Legislative Decree no 15 of 16 02 2011 F Gas Regulation 2014 517 EU on fluorinated greenhouse gases And subsequent amen...

Page 4: ...4 2 6 Unpacking p 14 2 7 Handling without packaging p 15 2 8 Installation site p 15 2 9 Installation minimum distances p 16 2 10 Positioning p 16 2 11 Condensation drain preparation p 20 2 12 Electric...

Page 5: ...age no 5 of 36 Vision Maxi User Instructions Doc Ref M609 issue 1 0 June 2021 5 Technical information p 32 5 1 Technical data p 32 5 2 Dimensions p 33 5 3 RED Compliance Statement p 33 5 4 Safety p 33...

Page 6: ...ammable and odourless Avoid proximity to sources of ignition in continuous operation open flames gas appliances electric stoves lighted cigarettes etc Instructions Read the instructions carefully befo...

Page 7: ...re is pressurised refrigerant gas and live electrical components inside the appliances The installation and subsequent maintenance phases must be carried out exclusively by authorised and qualified pe...

Page 8: ...to off It is forbidden to modify the safety or adjustment devices or adjust without authorization and indications of the manufacturer It is forbidden to pull unplug or twist the device s electric cabl...

Page 9: ...efore invalidates the warranty 1 8 Destination of use These appliances have been designed for conditioning and or heating rooms and they must be destined solely for this purpose in accordance with the...

Page 10: ...i lifting bracket 11 External air expulsion 12 Remote control 13 Internal exchanger 14 External fan 15 Condensation pump 16 Condensation drain valve 17 Floater 18 External exchanger 19 External air pr...

Page 11: ...L00771II Recessed formwork for corner installation with left hand exit Compatible with only DC Inverter versions All L00772II Accessories supplied separately Grilles and accessories Kit n 2 external...

Page 12: ...ut to ensure that the risk of combustion is minimised before starting work on systems containing flammable refrigerants The appliance must be protected against accidental impacts to prevent mechanical...

Page 13: ...when the load is lifted off the ground Avoid dangerous situations when using a hoist to lift the appliance During transportation the appliance must be kept in vertical position Avoid exposure to sour...

Page 14: ...e The equipment must always be handled vertically Check if there is refrigerant inside the package using an electronic leak detector suitable for the system refrigerant If it is present the refrigerat...

Page 15: ...ecessary to check carefully that the weight of the unit does not exceed the regulations in relation to the number of people used 2 8 Installation site The location of the appliance must be determined...

Page 16: ...use damage to persons or property if it should detach from its base The unit should not be installed in a position where the air flow is aimed directly at the people nearby Provide the following a nea...

Page 17: ...or models 15 HP DC Inverter B C F IN OUT D E A Hold the template in the correct position with tape Preliminary warnings The wall mounting bracket supplied as an accessory is required to position the u...

Page 18: ...xternal side The maximum length of the holes is 1 meter Curves are prohibited To prevent the creation of large quantities of dust and debris in the room it is recommended to couple the core drill to a...

Page 19: ...r so that the flaps are in vertical position insert the counterflange in the hole toward the interior of the room rotate it so that the hooks are in vertical position pull the chains so that the sprin...

Page 20: ...If the line flows into a container e g a tank do not close the container hermetically and avoid immersing the draining pipe into the water The hole for the condensation pipe must always slope towards...

Page 21: ...eakage of water The drainage pipe must be insulated for sections running inside houses in order to prevent condensate formation on its surface If needed it is possible to empty the condensation collec...

Page 22: ...e of minimum 3 mm or using a device enabling the complete disconnection of the appliance in overvoltage III category conditions Please check that the power supply is provided with suitable protections...

Page 23: ...apter Removal of aesthetic panels and grilles p 27 To access the connections unscrew the screws of the electrical panel remove the electrical panel cover Connection The appliance leaves the factory fu...

Page 24: ...the CP contact that places the device in standby and guarantees correct post ventilation GR Grey BR Brown YG Yellow Green BL Blue CP Presence contact G R G R C P G R BL YG BR Configuration with the ne...

Page 25: ...esthetic lower cover kit Code GB0737II 2 Fixing screws supplied with the optional kit GB0737II 3 Right support bracket for the flap A B 1 3 2 180 Configuration After adjusting the air outlet flap posi...

Page 26: ...y for 3 seconds The lock remains active also for the next operations performed via remote control and in the event of a power failure 2 17 hotel function Keep the key pressed for 10 seconds If the En...

Page 27: ...9 issue 1 0 June 2021 2 19 Removal of aesthetic panels and grilles 2 1 2 20 Assembly of aesthetic panels and grilles To assemble positioning the aesthetic panel insert the two screws Screw in the two...

Page 28: ...nces electric stoves lighted cigarettes etc Smoking in the vicinity of the appliance is prohibited Using a mobile phone near the appliance is prohibited Using leak detectors with halogen lamps is proh...

Page 29: ...c panels and grilles p 27 For grid assembly operations see chapter Assembly of aesthetic panels and grilles p 27 extract the filter by lifting it remove the dust from the filter with a vacuum cleaner...

Page 30: ...m irons hot plates etc Displayed faults In the event of a malfunction the display shows an alarm code The appliance still retains some functions see the OPERATION column Alarm Cause Function E1 Faulty...

Page 31: ...rvice During heating condensation should drain freely through the specific pipe In the event of an alarm check that the condensation pipe is not bent or obstructed thus preventing the water from flowi...

Page 32: ...minimum fan speed m h 300 Aeraulic data outdoor Ventilation speed Nr 3 Air flow at the maximum fan speed m h 550 Air flow at the medium fan speed m h 460 Air flow at the minimum fan speed m h 400 Ele...

Page 33: ...ight mm 549 Total depth mm 165 Empty weight kg 41 0 Wall hole diameter mm 202 Wall holes distance mm 293 5 3 RED Compliance Statement Compliancewith2014 53 EURadioEquipmentDirective RED In accordance...

Page 34: ...page no 34 of 36 Vision Maxi User Instructions Doc Ref M609 issue 1 0 June 2021 Notes...

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Page 36: ...e mail info powrmatic ie web www powrmatic ie Getting In Touch Powrmatic pursues a policy of continues improvement in both design and performance of its products and therefore reserves the right to c...

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