To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does it mean when the IPM module thermal circuit is abnormal in my hydro-s Inverter 6 Heat Pump?
An abnormal IPM module thermal circuit in your hydro-s Heat Pump can be due to an output abnormality of the IPM module thermal circuit, an abnormal or damaged fan motor, or a broken fan blade. To fix this, replace the driver board, check the fan motor speed or replace the fan motor if damaged, and replace the fan blade.
How to troubleshoot PFC module high temperature protection in hydro-s Inverter 6 Heat Pump?
PFC module high temperature protection in your hydro-s Heat Pump can be caused by an abnormal PFC module thermal circuit output, a motor issue, a broken fan blade, or a loose screw in the driver board. To resolve this, replace the driver board, check the motor speed or replace the fan motor if damaged, replace the fan blade, and check if the screws on the driver board are tight.
Why is my hydro-s Heat Pump showing compressor current protection?
Compressor current protection in your hydro-s Heat Pump can be triggered by a compressor current that is too large or an incorrect connection for the compressor phase sequence. To address this, check the compressor, inspect the waterway system, ensure the power supply is within the normal range, and verify the phase sequence connection.
What to do if my hydro-s Heat Pump displays a water flow failure?
A water flow failure in your hydro-s Heat Pump may be due to a bad connection or damage to the water flow switch, or insufficient water flow. To solve this, check the wiring for the water flow switch, replace the water flow switch if necessary, and inspect the water pump and waterway system.
What causes overheating protection for water temperature in my hydro-s Inverter 6 during heating mode?
Overheating protection for water temperature (T2) in heating mode in your hydro-s Heat Pump can be caused by low water flow, a stuck water flow switch, or an abnormal T2 sensor. To fix this, check the waterway system, inspect the water pump or water flow switch, and check or replace the T2 sensor.
How do I resolve exhaust temperature too high protection on my hydro-s Inverter 6 Heat Pump?
Exhaust temperature too high protection in your hydro-s Heat Pump can occur due to a lack of gas, low water flow, a blocked piping system, or a faulty exhaust temperature sensor. To resolve this, check the high pressure gauge and add gas if the pressure is too low. Inspect the waterway system and water pump, check the piping system for any blockages, and replace the exhaust temperature sensor if necessary.
Why does my hydro-s Heat Pump show input current over high protection?
An input current over high protection in your hydro-s Heat Pump can be triggered by a compressor current that is too large, abnormal water flow, power fluctuations, or an incorrect PFC inductor. To troubleshoot, check the compressor and the waterway system. Also, verify that the power supply is within the normal range and that the correct PFC inductor is being used.
How to fix high pressure failure in hydro-s Heat Pump?
A high pressure failure in your hydro-s Heat Pump can occur due to several reasons: a bad connection or failure of the high pressure switch, high ambient or water temperature, low water flow, or abnormal fan motor speed. To resolve this, check the wiring for the high pressure switch, or replace it. Also, check the water flow and water pump, inspect the fan motor, and examine and repair the piping system.
How to fix outlet water temperature sensor failure in hydro-s Heat Pump?
Detailed technical specifications for various Hydro-S Inverter models.
Further technical specifications for Hydro-S Inverter pool heat pumps.
Guidance on correctly connecting the heat pump to the power supply.
Step-by-step instructions for the initial startup and operation.
Wiring diagram for the swimming pool heat pump models.
Overview of the controller's keys and their functions.
List of error codes, malfunctions, reasons, and solutions.
Solutions for malfunctions without error codes on the LED controller.
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