To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo Control Unit experiences a power outage?
A power outage in the Kessel Control Unit can occur due to a failed power supply, a blown unit fuse, or an interrupted mains supply cable. To resolve this, first check the fuse. Then, inspect the mains supply cable. Note that in case of intentional shutdown, the control unit should be shut down properly.
What to do if Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo shows overcurrent 1 or 2?
If the Kessel Control Unit displays an overcurrent error (1 and/or 2), it means the pump's maximum power usage has been exceeded, possibly due to a blocked blade wheel. To fix this, clean the pump and check the blade wheel to ensure it runs smoothly. If necessary, replace the pump.
How to fix a battery error on Kessel Control Unit?
A battery error in the Kessel Control Unit indicates that the battery is either missing, faulty, or has low voltage. Check the battery connection and replace the battery if needed.
What causes undercurrent 1 or 2 on Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo and how to fix it?
An undercurrent error (1 and/or 2) on the Kessel Control Unit suggests that the pump's minimum power usage hasn't been reached, the cable from the control unit to the pump is interrupted, or the pump is faulty. Check the cable and replace it if necessary, and also inspect the pump, replacing it if needed.
What does relay error 1 or 2 mean on Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo Control Unit?
A relay error (1 and/or 2) in the Kessel Control Unit means that the power contactor isn't switching off. Disconnect the control unit from the mains and replace it.
Why is the maintenance date flashing on my Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo Control Unit?
The flashing maintenance date on the Kessel Control Unit indicates that the maintenance date has been reached or no maintenance date has been entered. Perform the maintenance and enter the maintenance date.
What causes a level error on Kessel Control Unit?
A level error in the Kessel Control Unit is due to incorrect arrangement or cabling of the sensors, such as float switches, pressure switches, level sensors, or the integrity of the pressure system. Perform a function check and troubleshoot the system.
What to do if Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo Control Unit is experiencing pressure loss?
Pressure loss in the Kessel Control Unit is caused by a leak in the hose at the screwed connection to the immersion pipe or plunger and/or control unit. Check the integrity of the pressure sensor system.
What does max run time 1 or 2 mean on my Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo Control Unit?
Max run time 1 and/or 2 error means that the pump runs for too long per pump procedure. Check station arrangement and inform Customer Service, if necessary.
What does max run occur 1 or 2 indicate on Kessel Control Unit?
Max run occur 1 and/or 2 means that the pump runs too frequently in a short period of time. Check station arrangement and inform Customer Service, if necessary.
General| Brand | Kessel |
|---|---|
| Model | Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Lists compatibility with different system types.
Features intuitive menu structure on a multi-line display.
Includes self-diagnosis and maintenance reminders.
Shows real-time measurement data.
Allows easy configuration of functional parameters.
Features USB connectivity for logbook access.
Supports GSM for remote fault notification.
Welcomes users and outlines manual purpose.
Overview of the control unit's function and purpose.
Details the available Mono and Duo versions of the unit.
Explains the labels and information on the unit's type plate.
Lists all items included in the product package.
Provides guidance on using symbols and legends in the manual.
Identifies and describes the physical components of the unit.
Details the interface, buttons, and LEDs of the control panel.
Defines the intended application and restrictions for the control unit.
Specifies requirements for personnel operating or installing the unit.
Outlines necessary safety procedures and manual availability.
Warns about potential hazards associated with the control unit.
Highlights dangers of electrical shock and cable handling.
Step-by-step guide for physically mounting the control unit.
Instructions for connecting the wastewater pump electrical cables.
Details for connecting sensors that detect water levels.
Specifics on wiring and routing the pressure sensor.
Instructions for connecting the alarm level sensor.
Procedures for the first power-up and system initialization.
Guide to setting language, date, time, and sensor configurations.
Steps to verify pump and alarm sensor operation after installation.
How to access and navigate the unit's menu system.
Process for powering up the control unit and its readiness check.
How to clear and acknowledge alarm states, including power outages.
Action to take when the maintenance date is flashing.
Procedure to safely power down the control unit.
Lists available add-ons and upgrade components for the unit.
Guide to configuring the date for scheduled maintenance.
Information on the automatic system check and error reporting.
Instructions for recalibrating the pressure sensor for accuracy.
Solutions for common display errors, causes, and remedial actions.
Visual representation of the control unit's menu hierarchy.
Details on modifications and specific connection requirements.
Guides for connecting various floaters and sensors.
Covers cable extensions, data management, and USB usage.
