Trouble-shooting – Glow-worm Clearly Heat Pumps Envirosorb3 User Manual

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TROUBLE-SHOOTING

6.7

Checking the appliance status codes

The status codes can be checked at any time to know what

operating phase the appliance is in. These codes can be read

on the system control box screen.

The status codes are described in a table in the appendix (see

section 11.1).

6.8

Checking the electrical installation

∙ Check the electrical installation observing all relevant

regulations

6.8.1

Checking the cables

If the power cable of this product is damaged, then to prevent

danger, only the manufacturer, the after-sales service or

similarly qualifi ed persons shall replace the power cable.

∙ When replacing the power cable see chapter 4.4.

6.9

Start-up after maintenance

∙ Once the maintenance operations have been completed,

start-up the product (see chapter 5).

∙ After having completed work, check for the tightness of

hydraulic components.

∙ When work on the product is completed, perform an

operational test and check system safety.

7 Trouble-shooting

7.1 Fault

diagnosis

The following checks should be performed before proceeding

onto specifi c diagnostics:

∙ Make sure that the electricity supply has not been

interrupted and that the appliance is connected correctly.

∙ Ensure that the isolating valves are open.

∙ Check that all external controls are connected correctly.

7.2

Error

codes

The error codes are described in a table in the appendix (see

section 11.2).

In the case of a fault, the fault code number is displayed on

the control unit.

∙ Carry out any necessary repairs.

∙ Switch ON/OFF the appliance using heat pump circuit

breaker.

7.3

Resetting the overheating safety

In the case of overheating, the heat pump shuts down. Once

the temperature has returned to normal, you must reset the

overheating thermostat to restart the heat pump.

C

2

1

C

∙ Remove the side panels (1 and 2).

(Refer to section 5.5)

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Danger!

Danger of death by electrocution

Resetting the heat pump can present a risk of

electrocution.

Do not open the electrical box during the

resetting procedure.

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