To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my auer Heat Pump flashing 3 times?
If your auer Heat Pump is flashing 3 times, it indicates that the power supply voltage is outside of the authorized range of operation. To resolve this, check the voltage on the three-phased network and ensure the power supply from the general counter to the Heat Pump is compliant. If issues persist, contact your electricity provider to ensure proper sizing of the electrical network.
What to do if my auer HRC70 35/2 t Heat Pump is flashing 9 times?
If your auer Heat Pump is flashing 9 times, it indicates an imbalance of phases. Check the voltage on the three-phased network and ensure the power supply from the general counter to the Heat Pump is compliant. If problems continue, contact your electricity provider.
What does it mean when my auer HRC70 35/2 t is flashing 2 times?
If your auer Heat Pump is flashing 2 times, it means the phases are reversed. You can fix this by reversing the two phases on the power supply of the starter.
What to do if my auer Heat Pump is flashing 6 times?
If your auer Heat Pump is flashing 6 times, it indicates that the start-up process is incomplete. Check the power supply to the Heat Pump before and during start-up, ensuring it is not lower than 350 volts.
Key information about the manual's role in warranty validation and future reference.
Essential safety guidelines for installation, operation, and general use of the heat pump.
Details recipient's responsibility for transport risks and verifying item reception.
Guidelines for storing and transporting the appliance, including temperature limitations.
Describes the system's components: outdoor unit (Heat Pump) and indoor unit (Pilot).
Explains the heat pump's working principle and energy transfer process.
Covers safe handling, transport, and positioning of the heat pump unit during installation.
Details handling precautions, base requirements, and general installation site considerations.
Specifies required free space and critical rules for optimal heat pump unit placement.
Discusses how installation location impacts noise and provides examples to manage it.
Details managing condensate drainage, pipe connection, and necessary maintenance.
Covers the process of connecting the hydraulic system to the heat pump.
Emphasizes checking piping sizing between the Heat Pump and Pilot for proper circulation.
Guides on ensuring sufficient flow rate and determining correct piping diameter based on distance.
Explains the function and settings of pressure-relief valves on the Heat Pump and Pilot.
Details the installation of the 1" valve with a built-in filter on the water inlet.
Explains the legal requirement for a type CB backflow prevention device to protect drinking water.
Advises on measures for continuous degassing and placement of air purging valves.
Specifies requirements for insulating visible piping, manifolds, and connection pipes.
States the necessity of installing an expansion vessel and refers to appendix for sizing.
Refers to Annexes A3 and A5 for frost protection and water treatment recommendations.
Details the connection of the communication bus cable between the Heat Pump and the Pilot.
Covers ensuring sufficient power supply and connection procedures.
Lists checks for power supply, cable sizing, circuit breakers, and compliance with directives.
Provides electrical installation recommendations and warnings about compatibility and potential damages.
Illustrates correct wiring for 400V three-phase connection and explains phase monitor relay function.
Details electrical protection devices for compressors and their response to voltage or current anomalies.
Advises on initial checks after operation and environmental protection during maintenance.
Outlines inspection steps for the water circuit, including filter checks and condensate drainage.
Covers cleaning of evaporator fins and handling precautions for refrigerant circuit work.
Details checks for electrical connections, tightness, and grounding of components.
Outlines legal requirements for disposal, including refrigerant and oil recovery.
Lists possible causes and solutions for compressor start-up failures based on alert signals.
Provides a detailed list of spare parts for the HRC70 Heat Pump with references.
Outlines general conditions and exclusions that may void the warranty.
Lists specific situations and damages that are excluded from warranty coverage.
Details exclusions related to water, handling, placement, connections, and maintenance.
Details warranty exclusions related to heating circuit water treatment and usage.
Lists warranty exclusions for damage caused by improper handling or leaning the unit.
Covers warranty exclusions related to incorrect placement or environmental exposure.
Lists warranty exclusions for faulty electrical connections or non-compliance with standards.
Details warranty exclusions for incorrect hydraulic connections or exceeding pressure limits.
Excludes warranty coverage for faults arising from non-approved accessories.
Lists warranty exclusions for failure to follow maintenance instructions or use of non-genuine parts.
Lists key technical data including refrigerant, power supply, dimensions, and sound levels.
Details heating output and COP values across various operating temperatures and loads.
Describes the necessary steps for rinsing the hydraulic circuit before installation.
Specifies requirements for filling the heating circuit with water and voiding warranty.
Recommends cleaning and using corrosion inhibitors for central heating installations.
Details anti-freeze protection measures for the heat pump when not operating.
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