What to do if my Calorex I-PAC doesn’t run?
If your Calorex Heat Pump isn’t running, there could be several reasons: - There might be no power. In this case, wait until the power is restored. - The power might be switched off. Ensure that the power is switched on. - A fuse might have blown. Check and replace the fuse if necessary. - The breaker might be off. Check the breaker and turn it on.
What does E5 mean on my Calorex I-PAC Heat Pump?
If your Calorex Heat Pump displays the error code E5, it indicates that the voltage of the power supply to the heat pump is out of range. Check the power supply to resolve this issue.
What does E3 mean on my Calorex I-PAC?
If your Calorex Heat Pump displays the error code E3, it means there is no water flow through the heat pump. Check the water circuit and pool pump to ensure proper water flow.
Why is my Calorex I-PAC fan running but with insufficient heating?
If the fan in your Calorex Heat Pump is running but there is insufficient heating, it could be due to: - A blocked evaporator. Remove any obstructions. - A blocked air outlet. Clear any obstructions. - A 3-minute start delay. Wait for the delay timer to time out.
What does E4 mean on my Calorex Heat Pump?
If your Calorex Heat Pump displays the error code E4, it indicates a three-phase rotation protection issue. Check that the phases are connected correctly. It's recommended to have an electrician perform this check.
What to do if my Calorex I-PAC display is normal, but there is no heating?
If your Calorex Heat Pump display is normal but there is no heating, it could be due to: - The set temperature is too low. Set the desired heating temperature. - A 3-minute start delay. Wait for the delay timer to time out.
Introduction to the heat pump, its design for quiet and energy-efficient operation, and its purpose.
Important safety information marked on the heat pump and in the manual; calls attention to hazards and procedures.
Instructions on how to handle and move the heat pump safely, emphasizing keeping it upright and avoiding damage.
Lists accessories provided with the heat pump, showing images of the included items.
Details additional accessories available for purchase, such as a remote controller kit.
Lists key features of the heat pump, including DC inverter compressor, EEV technology, and titanium heat exchanger.
Specifies the operational ranges for air and water temperatures for different models.
Describes the available operating modes: Boost and Whisper, and their characteristics.
Guidance on selecting an optimal location and ensuring adequate airflow for heat pump performance.
Diagram and explanation of the necessary water circuit connections for the heat pump, including auxiliary components.
Important considerations for plumbing connections, including blanking disks, condensate drain, and pipe support.
Steps to perform before starting the heat pump, including checking for leaks, setting temperature, and verifying operation.
Explanation of electrolytic corrosion and how to prevent it by bonding metallic components.
Details on electrical installation requirements, including regulations, fuses, isolators, and earthing.
Step-by-step guide with diagrams for connecting the heat pump to the main power supply.
Instructions on synchronizing the heat pump with the pool filter pump using terminals P1 and P2.
Guide on how to install the optional remote controller, including connecting its cable.
Explanation of how to use external switches for remote on/off control via terminals 5 and 6.
Description of the heat pump's keypad symbols, their designations, and functions.
Detailed instructions on using the heat pump's features like screen lock, power, temperature, mode, speed, Wi-Fi, and defrosting.
Instructions for downloading the PoolTherm mobile application from Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Guide to registering a new account using a mobile number or email address within the PoolTherm app.
Instructions for operating the heat pump using the separate optional remote controller.
Description of the buttons and functions on the optional remote controller's keypad.
Details on operating the heat pump via the remote controller, including power, settings, modes, and defrosting.
Guidance on identifying and troubleshooting common heat pump malfunctions, including a fault/reason/solution table.
List of protection codes that indicate machine stopping due to external circumstances, with reasons and solutions.
List of error codes displayed by the heat pump, their descriptions, and advice to contact the installer.
Steps to follow to safely restart the heat pump after a winterisation period.
General| Category | Heat Pump |
|---|---|
| Brand | Calorex |
| Model Series | I-PAC Series |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Power Supply | 400V/3ph/50Hz |
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