Why is there an FKA battery fault in my Kessel Plumbing Product?
If there's an FKA battery fault in your Kessel Plumbing Product, it means the battery voltage of the extension device is too low. Replace the battery on the control unit for the Ecolift XL redundant valve.
Why does my Kessel Water Pump show a 'Phase fault'?
A 'Phase fault' in your Kessel Water Pump indicates that phase L1, L2, or L3 is not available. Check the power supply cable and fuses to ensure they are functioning correctly.
How to fix a 'Battery fault (extension flap)' on a Kessel Ecolift XL?
If your Kessel Water Pump shows a 'Battery fault (extension flap)', it indicates that the battery is either missing, faulty, or its voltage is less than 15.5V. Check the battery connection and replace the battery if needed.
What causes a 'Motor fault (extension flap)' in a Kessel Water Pump and how to fix it?
A 'Motor fault (extension flap)' in your Kessel Water Pump suggests a cable break or a faulty motor. Disconnect the system from the power supply and deactivate the battery. Check the cable for a correct connection and passage. Inspect the motor for proper function and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my Kessel Water Pump displays 'FKA flap fault'?
A 'FKA flap fault' in your Kessel Water Pump means the redundant valve cannot be closed completely, likely because the flap is blocked. Disconnect the mains plug and the battery on the control unit for Ecolift XL redundant valve. Open the flap cover, remove the blockage, and then put the system back into operation.
How to solve pressure loss in Kessel Plumbing Product?
If you experience pressure loss in your Kessel Plumbing Product, check the airtightness of the pressure sensor system.
What to do if Kessel Plumbing Product shows a pressure fault?
If your Kessel Plumbing Product indicates a pressure fault, disconnect the system from the mains and check the pressure sensor hose. Replace the hose if necessary.
What causes the FKA motor fault in Kessel Plumbing Product?
If the flap motor of the redundant valve in your Kessel Plumbing Product has a malfunction or is faulty, check the flap motor and replace it if necessary.
Why am I experiencing 'Pressure loss' with my Kessel Ecolift XL?
A 'Pressure loss' in your Kessel Water Pump suggests a leak in the hose on the screw fitting to the immersion pipe (or plunger) or the control unit. Check the airtightness of the pressure sensor system.
What to do if Kessel Ecolift XL Water Pump shows 'Power outage (extension flap)'?
If your Kessel Water Pump experiences a 'Power outage (extension flap)', it means the voltage supply is interrupted and battery operation is in progress. Reconnect the pump to the mains supply.
Overview of the KESSEL backwater lifting station Ecolift XL features.
Explanation of the Ecolift XL's operational principles and diagrams.
Details potential hazards associated with the product's operation and environment.
Key considerations and steps before beginning the installation process.
Procedure for securely fitting the wastewater pump(s) into the system.
Steps for mounting and connecting the main control unit.
Guidance on making electrical connections and sensor hookups.
Steps for powering up and configuring the system for the first time.
Procedure for powering up the control unit and starting system operation.
Overview of the functions for each key and display element.
Process for resetting alarms and clearing fault messages.
Recommended schedule for regular system maintenance checks.
Checklist for monthly operator inspections and expert maintenance tasks.
Guidance on identifying and resolving common system errors and faults.
Specifications and performance data for the various pump models.
Specified torque values for critical screw connections during installation.
General| Brand | Kessel |
|---|---|
| Model | Ecolift XL |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
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