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Installation and operation manual WP

 

Outside the guarantee period, or in the event of a failure not covered by the guarantee, 
the  manufacturer  may  offer  an  on-site  service.  The  customer  must  accept  a  quote  in 
advance.   

 

No after-sales service interventions will change the guarantee period. 

 

 

6.4

 

 WP manufacturer’s guarantee 

The  manufacturer's  guarantee  is  for  5  years.  As  well  as  this  parts  guarantee,  labour 
costs are included only if the equipment is returned to our workshops. If the heat pump 
has  to  be  returned,  the  transport  costs  are  the  responsibility  of the  customer  for  the 
transport to our workshops, and of the manufacturer for the return transport costs. 

 

The guarantee may not be honoured if: 

Your  heat  pump  has  not  been  installed  using  best  practice,  following  the 
recommendations described in this manual. 

Routine maintenance has not been carried out, especially the cleaning of the evaporator 
and the condensate outlets. There should not be any standing water within the chassis. 

The damage is due to improper installation, bad connections, or an incorrect placement 
of the installation. 

The damage or repairs are the result of misuse, abuse, improper repairs, unauthorised 
modifications or third-party equipment faults. 

The damage is due to flooding, wind, fire, lightning, accidents, corrosive atmospheres or 
other conditions beyond your dealer's control. 

Parts have been replaced by parts that are not supplied or approved by your dealer. 

The  damage  is  to  persons  or  property  of  any  kind  whatsoever,  including  any  direct, 
indirect,  special  or  consequential  damage  resulting  from  the  use  or  loss  of use  of the 
product. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for WP120

Page 1: ...1 Installation and operation manual WP...

Page 2: ...llation The installation of this heat pump must be carried out by qualified personnel This heat pump meets the manufacturing and communication standards defined by FPP s DTP10 and NFPAC The maintenanc...

Page 3: ...1 0 6 3 81 0 72 4 74 0 72 4 74 Cooling capacity kW 0 62 6 87 0 62 6 87 0 74 8 3 0 74 8 3 Cooling power consumption kW 0 45 4 15 0 45 4 15 0 52 5 1 0 52 5 1 EER 1 33 1 65 1 33 1 65 1 42 1 63 1 42 1 63...

Page 4: ...4 Installation and operation manual WP 2 3 Dimension of swimming pool heat pump WP120 Inverter WP120Tri Inverter 2 4 Dimension of swimming pool heat pump WP140 Inverter WP140Tri Inverter...

Page 5: ...d be level and at least 15 cm above the ground We recommend you use blocks and drain the condensation into a sump which can be covered with gravel If any of these recommendations are not followed or a...

Page 6: ...The electrical connection of your heat pump must be carried out by someone qualified to do it Check that the cable supplying the machine room is rated for the additional current required by the pump T...

Page 7: ...d check for water leaks Set the BYPASS valve to half open Fully open the water inlet valve of the heat pump Set the water outlet valve of the heat pump to 1 3 At the end of these adjustments check you...

Page 8: ...al valve settings to get a difference between the inlet and outlet water temperatures of between 1 C and 3 C Remember to clean your filter every week to ensure the proper operation of not only the fil...

Page 9: ...d the parameter CLOCK Press to set the clock the timer on or timer off When the timer wasstarting the button isgreen Fault display Click to view fault history Silent setting Click to turn on off silen...

Page 10: ...ck the refrigeration mode button automatic mode or heating mode button then you can select the corresponding mode Note when the unit is designed for single automatic mode or single thermal mode the mo...

Page 11: ...set time directly the click confirm button to save the Settings For example setup time the 30 11 2016 16 00 00 input 30 11 16 16 00 00 the time change then click confirm button Note if the input forma...

Page 12: ...ting Click to set start time of the timing Timing end button Open red End gray Click this button to start or end timing end setting function Timing off setting Click to set end time of the timing When...

Page 13: ...nt button Click the silent button the unit will enter the silent mode and interface displays as follows Click the silent button again to exit the silent mode b Timing silent function setting Click tim...

Page 14: ...n to set the timing silent end time Start time and end time setting value must be among the range of 0 00 23 00 and setting value can be precise to hour digit For example above click ON to use timing...

Page 15: ...if you do not check the failure record the main interface will display static if you check the failure record the main interface will displays static Failure record is in reverse order according to th...

Page 16: ...hen reconnect them Close the hydraulic valves remove the flow switch clean the inside of the flow switch if it is dirty or has any limescale in it Apply pressure to the detector vane to trigger the co...

Page 17: ...operly connected to the electronic board Check that the probe is well installed on the terminal at the bottom of the evaporator Check the condition of the sensor make sure that the cable is not damage...

Page 18: ...link cable Take control of your remote pool heat pump via the InverterTemp app to download from your Smartphone Thanks to this option you can start modify the operating parameters or stop your remote...

Page 19: ...lication and press to add a network connection Select your Wifi and enter your password then press the arrow at the top right Then press the activation key of your Wifi module see photo 2 and press th...

Page 20: ...Press to scroll down the menu 4 List of devices Return to the list of devices 5 Variation of the set temperature Press and move the palette to change your set temperature 6 Temperature curve Check the...

Page 21: ...o signal the operation of your heat pump 1 2 b Operating mode To change the mode press the symbol below see picture 1 or press simultaneously to scroll through the operating modes 1 2 3 c Temperature...

Page 22: ...ng as shown in the picture below see photos 1 2 3 and 4 1 2 3 4 e Silence mode Press the silence tab see picture 1 This allows you to control the fan speed which by definition will reduce the sound of...

Page 23: ...ou must have at least 24 hours of operation before this function is active h Parameters Tap the settings icon to access this interface 1 2 i Messaging Trouble Codes History To view your messages you m...

Page 24: ...the correct operation of your machine but we recommend that you clean the evaporator to stop the process 6 2 Wintering Winterisation is mandatory at the end of the period of use to prevent any damage...

Page 25: ...eat pump has not been installed using best practice following the recommendations described in this manual Routine maintenance has not been carried out especially the cleaning of the evaporator and th...

Page 26: ...s provided for in this guarantee are exclusive and are Warmpac s only obligation any other claim made by any person will have no effect 6 5 Safety advice Do not touch the fan when it is running it cou...

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