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4.4 Error code list

 

 

 

 

Protect/fault

 

Fault 
display

 

 

Reason

 

 

Elimination methods

 

 

Standby

 

 

non

 

 

 

 

Normal boot

 

 

non

 

 

 

 

Inlet temp. Sensor   failure

 

 

P01

 

The temp. Sensor is broken 
or short circuit

 

Check or change the 
temp. Sensor

 

 

Outlet temp. Sensor failure

 

 

P02

 

The temp. Sensor is broken 
or short circuit

 

Check or change the 
temp. Sensor

 

 

Coil temp. Sensor failure

 

 

P04

 

The temp. Sensor is broken 
or short circuit

 

Check or change the 
temp. Sensor

 

 

Ambient temp. sensor failure

 

 

P05

 

The temp. Sensor is broken 
or short circuit

 

Check or change the 
temp. Sensor

 

 

Suction temp. sensor failure

 

 

P07

 

The temp. Sensor is broken 
or short circuit

 

Check or change the 
temp. Sensor

 

 

Exhaust temp. sensor failure

 

 

P081

 

The temp. Sensor is broken 
or short circuit

 

Check or change the 
temp. Sensor

 

 

High pressure protection

 

 

E01

 

The high-pressure switch is 
broken

 

Check the pressure 
switch and cold circuit

 

 

Low pressure protection

 

 

E02

 

 

Low pressure1 protection

 

Check the pressure 
switch and cold circuit

 

 

Flow failures

 

 

E03

 

No water/little water in

 

water system

 

Check the pipe water

 

flow and water pump

 

System anti freezing

 

protection

 

 

E07

 

 

Water flow is not enough

 

Check  the pipe water flow and whether

 

the  water system is jammed or not

 

The primary anti-freezing

 

protection

 

 

E19

 

 

The ambient temp. Is low

 

 

The secondary

 

anti-freezing Protection

 

 

E29

 

 

The ambient temp. Is low

 

 

 

Water-inlet and outlet temp

 

 

E06

 

Water flow is not enough

 

and low differential pressure

 

Check  the pipe water flow and whether

 

the  water system is jammed or not

 

 

Low temperature protection

 

 

non

 

 

The environment temp. is low

   

Compressor too much 
electricity protection

 

 

E051

 

 

The compressor is overload

 

Check  whether the system of

 

the  compressor is running normally

 

Exhaust Temp. Of system 
is too high

 

 

P082

 

 

The compressor is overload

 

Check  whether the system of

 

the  compressor is running normally

 

 

Communication failure

 

 

E08

 

Communication failure between 
wire controller and main board

 

Check  the wire connection between

 

remote  wire controller and main board

 

Antifreeze Temp. Sensor 
Fault

 

P09 

antifreeze temp sensor is broken or 

short circuited

 

check and replace this temp 
sensor

 

EC fan feedback Fault 

F051 

There is something wrong with 
fan motor and fan motor stops 
running 

Check whether fan motor is 
broken or locked or not

 

Pressure sensor Fault 

PP 

The pressure Sensor is broken 

Check or change the pressure 
Sensor or pressure

 

Summary of Contents for 29kw

Page 1: ...THERMOTEC INVERTER SWIMMING POOL HEAT PUMP Installation Instruction Manual for Vertical Models 29kw and 34kw Version 1 0...

Page 2: ...e 9 3 5 Electrical Wiring 10 3 6 Initial Start up of the Unit 10 3 7 Condensation 11 4 Operation and Use 4 1 Display interface introduction 12 4 2 Button functions 13 4 3 Error codes 17 4 4 Error code...

Page 3: ...aintenance and operation must be carried out according to the recommended time and frequency as stated in this manual Use genuine standard spare parts only Failure to comply with these recommendations...

Page 4: ...1 Nominal power input kW 2 4 3 1 Max power input kW 28 6 33 7 Nominal Running current A 10 7 13 5 Current range A 2 5 to 30 3 1 to 30 6 Max Current A 30 30 6 Compressor quantity 1 1 Compressor type R...

Page 5: ...5 2 2 Dimensions Thermotec Inverter Vertical 29kw and 34kw Thermotec Inverter 17 19 5 2 3 Removing the Case...

Page 6: ...6 2 4 Connecting the Power Cable To connect the powe cable please remove the front panel of the heat pump and connect the power cable to the terminal block on the fron of the heat pump...

Page 7: ...k air inlet These locations deny the unit of a continuous source of fresh air which reduces its efficiency and may prevent adequate heat delivery 3 2 How Close To Your Pool Normally the pool heat pump...

Page 8: ...s and noise 4 Always keep the heat pump in upright position If the unit has been tilted you should wait for at least 24 hours before turning it on 3 4 Installation of a check valve When using automati...

Page 9: ...nger Start up Procedure After installation is completed you should follow these steps 1 Turn on your filter pump Check for water leaks and verify flow to and from the pool 2 Turn on the electrical pow...

Page 10: ...itting on the side of the base pan This fitting is designed to accept 20mm clear vinyl tubing which can be pushed on by hand and run to a suitable drain It is easy to mistake the condensation for a wa...

Page 11: ...screen Locks the screen 3 Parameters Access to parameters 4 Clock settings Set the date time Activate timers 5 Error codes View error code history 6 Silent settings Press to activate silent function...

Page 12: ...A 4 CLOCK SETTINGS In the main interface tap on the clock Settings button 3 interface displays as follows Setting the time tap on the Time Settings button 1 then the following menu pops up Tap the val...

Page 13: ...e the START timer 2 Start time Set Start time 3 TIMER END Activated Red Not activated Grey Tap this button to activate deactivate the END timer 4 End time Set End time For example above without action...

Page 14: ...ctivate the silent mode NO Name Button colour Button function 1 Timer SILENT OFF Activated Red Not activated Grey Tap to activate deactivate the END timer 2 Timer SILENT ON Activated Green Not activat...

Page 15: ...g mode 3 Heating mode 4 Set desired swimming pool temperature 8 STATISTICS In the main screen tap the Statistics button A new menu will pop up The temperature curve automatically updates every hour an...

Page 16: ...stem will record the time code and name of the error When an error occurs and you don t check the Error code history menu the main interface will display a static icon after a while If you do check Er...

Page 17: ...ng protection E07 Water flow is not enough Check the pipe water flow and whether the water system is jammed or not The primary anti freezing protection E19 The ambient temp Is low The secondary anti f...

Page 18: ...surement Voltage sampling fault F11 The input voltage sampling fault Check and adjust the current measurement DSP and PFC connect fault F12 DSP and PFC connect fault Check the communication connection...

Page 19: ...19 Terminal Function V 12V power R Not used T Not used A 485A B 485B G GND power 5 Wiring diagrams 5 1 Wire control interface diagram and definition V R T A B G Thermotec Inverter 29kw...

Page 20: ...20 Thermotec Inverter 34kw...

Page 21: ...Should the unit begin to function abnormally or should you notice a smell from an electrical component arrange for timely repair or replacement Winterizing make sure to drain all the water from the he...

Page 22: ...rneath the appliance indi cates that this product at the end of its useful life must be handled separately from domestic waste must be taken to a recycling centre for electric and electronic devices o...

Page 23: ...Operating the product at water flow rates outside the published minimum and maximum specifications 7 Use of non factory authorized parts or accessories in conjunction with the product 8 Chemical cont...

Page 24: ...mary Lodge Church Road Ramsden Bellhouse Essex CM11 1RT United Kingdom Tel 44 1268 206560 www HeatPumps4Pools com enquiries heatpumps4pools com We reserve the right to change all or part of the conten...

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