Why is my Energie Heat Pump's power consumption so high?
If your Energie Heat Pump exhibits abnormally high and constant power consumption, it could be due to a loss or obstruction in the cooling circuit, potentially from damaged piping. Check the piping for damage and use suitable equipment to check for leaks in the circuit. Also, ensure the evaporator is clean. Note that harsh weather conditions can also affect power consumption.
Why is the water from my Energie Heat Pump too hot?
If your Energie Heat Pump is producing water that is too hot or releasing steam, it could be due to a problem with the probe or the thermostat. Check the error display on the electronic board and ensure the thermostat is running correctly.
How to reduce the noise level of my Energie Heat Pump external unit?
If your Energie Heat Pump's external unit is making too much noise, it could be due to obstructions or vibrations. Clean the components of the external unit and ensure all components are in good working condition, correctly set up, and free of vibrations.
What to do if my Energie Heat Pump runs slowly in AUTO mode?
If your Energie Heat Pump's heater-pump runs slowly and the support resistance runs excessively in AUTO mode, it could be due to very low outside air or inlet water temperatures. The equipment's running depends on weather conditions and inlet water temperature. Also, check if the set point value is low and increase it if necessary. Ensure the installation has the indicated voltage. Make sure the evaporator is clean and free of frost. Finally, check the electronic board for error displays related to heat-pump circuit problems.
What to do if the fan on my Energie Heat Pump does not work?
If your Energie Heat Pump's fan isn't working, the fan may have dirt or may be damaged. Clean the fan and check its condition.
Why is the hot water flow rate low in my Energie Heat Pump?
If your Energie Heat Pump has a low hot water flow rate, check the condition of the hydraulic circuit for losses or clogs.
Why is my Energie Heat Pump losing water through the safety device?
If your Energie Heat Pump is losing water through the safety device, it could be due to the absence or incorrect dimensioning of the expansion tank (if the leak isn't continuous). Install or correctly dimension the expansion tank. If the leak is continuous, the pressure in the circuit may be high. Check for a throttle valve; if one is installed, inspect it, or install one if it's missing.
Why doesn't the support resistance work on my Energie Heat Pump?
If the support resistance of your Energie Heat Pump does not work, it could be due to thermostat failure or a defective resistance. Check the condition of the thermostat and the resistance.
Why does my Energie Heat Pump have a bad odor?
If your Energie Heat Pump emits a bad odor, it could be due to the absence of a siphon or a siphon without water. Install a siphon and ensure it contains water.
What to do if Energie Boiler water is too hot?
If the Energie Boiler's water is too hot or producing steam, it could be due to a problem with the probe (T5L). Check the error display on the electronic board for any error messages. Alternatively, there might be an issue with the safety thermostat. In this case, check the correct running of safety thermostat and try restarting the controller by unplugging the unit and switching it back on.
General| Refrigerant | R32 |
|---|---|
| Type | Split |
| Cooling Capacity | 3.2 kW |
| Heating Capacity | 3200 W |
| Power Supply | 220-240V/50Hz |
Explains danger, warning symbols, and general safety guidelines.
Details requirements for installation, weather protection, and maintenance procedures.
Presents detailed technical data for storage heater and exterior unit.
Details COP, energy efficiency, and consumption figures.
Details high/low pressure switch, safety thermostat, and PT safety valve functions.
Covers hydraulic connections, safety devices, and general setup.
Specifies minimum/maximum distances for refrigerant lines and coupling procedures.
Details water pipe connections and required safety devices.
Details the requirements and procedures for electrical connections.
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