What to do if all LEDs are continuously on Beko Heat Pump?
If all the LEDs on your Beko Heat Pump are continuously on, it could be due to a failure during the start of the program. To resolve this, separate the device from the supply voltage and reactivate it after more than 5 seconds. Another potential cause is a defective circuit board, in which case you should check the circuit boards for possible damage.
Why no LED lights up on my Beko Heat Pump?
If the LED lights on your Beko Heat Pump aren't lighting up, it could be due to several reasons. First, the supply voltage might be incorrect; check the voltage on the ID plate. Second, the circuit board might be defective; check the connections and the supply voltage. Also, inspect the circuit boards for any signs of damage.
What to do if test button pressed, but no condensate discharge in Beko BEKOMAT 32U Heat Pump?
If the test button is pressed on your Beko Heat Pump, but no condensate is discharged, start by checking the feed and discharge pipes for any blockages or obstructions. Also, wear and tear could be a factor; check whether the valve opens audibly by pressing the test button several times for more than 2 seconds. A defective circuit board could also be the cause, so inspect it for damage. Finally, check the operating pressure to ensure that the minimum pressure is reached and the maximum pressure is not exceeded.
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