Heat pump running, not heating – Aquacal LTM0266 User Manual

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SYMPTOM

RULE OUT

RESOLUTION

External
controller being
used

STEP 6:

If an external controller is being used, confirm heat

pump is set to accept the controller’s signal. See
section entitled

“External Controls / Equipment” on

page 22

and “Configuring for External Controller” on

page 24 for more information.

If heat pump is set correctly to accept an external

controller’s signal, contact the installer of the
external controller device or the device’s
manufacturer for further assistance.

STEP 7:
Call heat pump installer or AquaCal AutoPilot Customer
Support for further assistance.

Heat Pump Running, Not Heating

Incorrect mode
setting

STEP 1:
Confirm heat pump mode is set to either “HEA” OR
“ACH”. See “Setting Operating Mode” on page 3 for
more information.

Not transferring
heat into water

STEP 2:
Measure temperature of source-side discharge water
coming out of heat pump. If discharge water is between
8° to 10°F cooler than incoming source water, the heat
pump is moving heat from the source water.

Also measure pool-side discharge water coming out of
the heat pump.

Refer to “Adjusting Water Flow using ∆T

(Delta-T)

” on page 6 for particular discharge

temperatures. Please note - Temperatures shown when
unit is in “HEA” mode only; “ACH” and “COO” discharge
temperatures not shown.

Incorrect
thermostat
setting

STEP 3:
Confirm thermostat is set above the current water
temperature. See “Setting Thermostats” on page 3 for
more information.

External
controller being
used

STEP 4:

If an external controller is being used, confirm heat

pump is set to accept the controller’s signal. See
section entitled “External Controls / Equipment” on
page 22

and “Configuring for External Controller” on

page 24 for more information.

If heat pump is set correctly to accept an external

controller’s signal, contact the installer of the
external controller device or the device’s
manufacturer for further assistance.

Error condition
exists

STEP 5:
If an error code is displayed, see appropriate fault code
in this section. If no fault code is displayed, proceed to
next step.

Heating incorrect
body of water

STEP 6:
Confirm valves are correctly positioned to heat correct
body of water. If heating a spa that overflows into a
pool, confirm the spa is isolated when being heated.

Insufficient run
time

STEP 6:
Water source equipment will generally be set to run 24
hours a day in commercial applications. Confirm that
water pump is not being set with low runtimes.

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