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If there's an error with the DHW tank sensor (T8) in your Atlantic Heat Pump, it could be due to a short circuit, disconnected or cut off sensor, a defective sensor, or another error. Check the sensor connections or replace the defective sensor.
How to troubleshoot circuit 2 sensor error (T12) in Atlantic Loria duo 6008 Heat Pump?
If there's an error with the circuit 2 sensor (T12) in your Atlantic Heat Pump, it could be due to a short circuit, disconnected or cut off sensor, a defective sensor, or another error. Check the sensor connections or replace the defective sensor.
Why is room temperature missing in area 1 on my Atlantic Loria duo 6008 Heat Pump?
If the room temperature in area 1 is missing when the "room T° influence" function (No. 33) is activated on your Atlantic Heat Pump, it's likely that parameter 33 is used without a room unit, or the room unit is disconnected or absent. Ensure that the room unit is connected and operational.
General| Energy Efficiency Class (Heating) | A++ |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Heating Capacity | 6 kW |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V, 50 Hz |
| Noise Level (Outdoor Unit) | 52 dB |
| Operating Temperature Range (Heating) | -15°C to 30°C |
Provides technical specifications, including heating performances and electrical data.
Details tooling, flared connections, and brazing rules for refrigerant handling.
Describes checks and connections for the refrigeration circuit, including gas and liquid lines.
Guides on the 3-vacuum method for filling the installation with refrigerant.
Explains how to calculate and add refrigerant charge for longer pipe lengths.
Details the procedure for collecting refrigerant back into the outdoor unit.
Explains how to connect to an underfloor heating system, including bypass requirements.
Details connections for radiator/fan-coil circuits, including buffer installation.
Covers characteristics of the power supply, connection types, and wiring precautions.
Lists essential checks for hydraulic and electrical circuits before system start-up.
Covers filling, draining, first power-on, and parameter setting for commissioning.
Explains the buttons and functions of the user interface for controlling the heat pump.
Covers parameter settings, viewing modes, and recommended settings for transmitters.
Lists common hydraulic unit error codes, their descriptions, and probable causes.
Details outdoor unit error codes displayed via LEDs and interface board.
Provides a checklist for visual, hydraulic, refrigerant, and electrical checks before start-up.
