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If the relevant pump on your Flamco Portable Generator is air-locked and not pumping water, and P1 and/or P2 FLOOD LIMIT is displayed, try bleeding the pump.
How to increase system pressure on flamco Flexfiller 225D?
If the system pressure of your Flamco Portable Generator has fallen, increase the system pressure using a filling loop, or enable the SYSTEM FILL option.
What to do if PUMP TYPE option is set incorrectly on Flamco Portable Generator?
If the PUMP TYPE option is set incorrectly on your Flamco Portable Generator, review the PUMP TYPE setting.
What to do if P2 FAIL is displayed on single pump model of Flamco Portable Generator?
If P2 FAIL is displayed on your Flamco Portable Generator, but it's a single pump model, the PUMPS NUMBER option is likely incorrectly set to 2. Set PUMPS NUMBER to 1.
General| Brand | flamco |
|---|---|
| Model | Flexfiller 225D |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Describes the correct and safe methods for connecting the unit to the mains power supply.
Lists essential checks to be completed before starting the unit's commissioning process.
Step-by-step guide on how to bleed air from the pumps for correct functionality.
Procedures for starting the unit for the first time after installation and commissioning.
How to test the unit's operation by simulating minor leaks and observing pump response.
Lists and explains all fault codes displayed by the digital controller, with reset methods.
Method for testing the unit's functionality by simulating pressure drops.
Provides solutions for the LOW PRESSURE fault, such as checking isolation valves or system pressure.
Offers solutions for the HIGH PRESSURE fault, including reducing system pressure or checking vessel pre-charge.
Addresses FLOOD LIMIT faults by checking pump run times or unit sizing.
Solutions for pump failure faults, including checking pump type or replacing the pump.
Solutions for LOW H20 faults, such as checking mains water supply or float switch.
Solutions for HIGH H20 faults, typically involving the high-level float switch or controller.
