What to do if PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP shows a “DRY RUN” alarm on start-up?
If your PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP displays a “DRY RUN” alarm at start-up, check the COSFI MIN setting in the CONF.MOTOR menu. For the 400V three-phase model, ensure the pump rotates correctly. Also, verify the connection and operation of the flow sensor connected to IN1, ensuring IN1 is OFF. Note this is a self-resetting alarm with repeated attempts for REC TIME.
What to do if PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP shows a “CIRCU.OPEN” alarm on pressure transducer at start-up?
If the PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP goes to protection due to “CIRCU.OPEN” alarm on the pressure transducer upon start-up, check that the transducer is correctly connected and that the cables are not damaged. Also, check the transducer state. Note that this is a self-resetting alarm.
Why does my PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP show a “PFC.IN.LOW” alarm on start-up?
If the PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP goes to protection due to input undervoltage alarm “PFC.IN.LOW”, check if the input voltage has decreased, or if the VSP is incorrectly connected to a power system (e.g., 230V instead of 400V). Also, inspect the condition of the power cables. Note that this is a latching alarm.
Why does my PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP show a “MIN.VOLTAGE” alarm on start-up?
If the PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP goes to protection due to input undervoltage alarm “MIN.VOLTAGE”, check if the input voltage has decreased, or if the VSP is incorrectly connected to a power system (e.g., 230V instead of 400V). Also, inspect the power cables for any issues. Note that this is a latching alarm.
Why does my PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP show a “PFC.IN.HIGH” alarm on start-up?
If the PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP goes to protection due to input overvoltage alarm “PFC.IN.HIGH”, check if the input voltage has increased, or if the VSP is incorrectly connected to a power system (e.g., 400V instead of 230V). Also, inspect the power cables for any issues. Note that this is a latching alarm.
Why does my PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP show a “MAX.VOLTAGE” alarm on start-up?
If the PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP goes to protection due to input overvoltage alarm “MAX.VOLTAGE”, check if the input voltage has increased, or if the VSP is incorrectly connected to a power system (e.g., 400V instead of 230V). Also, inspect the power cables for any issues. Note that this is a latching alarm.
Why does my PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP show a “MAX CURRENT” alarm on start-up?
If the PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP goes to alarm mode for “MAX CURRENT” protection upon start-up, you should first check the maximum current setting in the CONF.MOTOR menu. Also, verify that the motor being used is working correctly. Note that this is a latching alarm.
How to reset a non-latching alarm on a PEDROLLO Water Pump?
To reset a non-latching alarm on the PEDROLLO Water Pump, follow these steps: * Press the button. * Look for the message 'CLEAR ERROR? (TYPE OF ALARM *)' on the display. * Press the key to definitively reset the alarm.
What to do if PEDROLLO VSP Water Pump is in automatic mode but the pump is not enabled?
If the PEDROLLO Water Pump VSP is in automatic mode but the pump is not enabled, check the configuration of the inputs IN1, IN2, and the PRESSURE TRANSDUCER in the ADVANCED PARAMETERS MENU. Also, check that the inputs are working correctly, such as the pressure switch connected to IN1, IN2, or the PRESSURE TRANSDUCER.
How to fix LCD ERROR alarm on my PEDROLLO VSP Water Pump?
If the display of your PEDROLLO Water Pump does not switch on or shows an "LCD ERROR” alarm, check that the FLAT cable is correctly connected and is not damaged.
Visual symbols used in the manual and their meanings.
Important safety advice for product installation and usage.
How to perform an emergency stop and ensure safety.
Key features and characteristics of the VSP inverter.
Details on voltage, frequency, IP rating, and environmental conditions.
Defines use limitations, pressure, temperature, and overload auto-limitation.
Identification of VSP parts and explanation of control panel buttons and display.
Meaning of various indicator lights and symbols on the VSP display.
Conditions for VSP installation and typical installation configurations.
Instructions for securely mounting the VSP unit.
Explanation of the pressure sensor's role and working principle.
Crucial safety precautions for connecting the VSP to the power supply.
Visual representation of the VSP's internal terminal boards for wiring.
Details on the power terminals for mono-phase and three-phase VSP units.
Comprehensive explanation of all input and output terminal functions.
Instructions for connecting multiple pumps to work in parallel.
Steps for initial system start-up and the essential pump priming process.
Methods to display various operational parameters on the VSP's alphanumerical display.
Procedure for increasing or decreasing the system pressure setpoint.
Listing and brief description of the main advanced parameter configuration groups.
Setting VSP language and fundamental parameters like pressure and dry run.
Configuring pressure sensors, external inputs, and output relay functions.
Adjusting motor rated current and setting rotation direction.
Configuring minimum/maximum frequency and dry run cosfi values.
Selecting pressure transducer types and defining their operating ranges.
Choosing the type of analogue input for pressure transducer signals.
Setting up external inputs for operation, flow sensing, or alarms.
Enabling and configuring the VSP's external output relays for status signals.
Configuring single or parallel operation, including MASTER/SLAVE modes.
Selecting modes for alternating or modulating parallel VSP operation.
Using test functions to check system pressure, frequency, and current.
Procedure to reset VSP parameters to their initial default configuration.
Detailed explanations for alarms like EXT ALARM, DRY RUN, and MAX CURRENT.
Detailed explanations for alarms like PHASE ERROR, INU ERROR, and LCD ERROR.
Procedure to reset alarms and check basic configurations for pump enablement.
Diagnosing issues related to DRY RUN, SHORT CIRCUIT, and PHASE ERROR alarms.
Resolving problems related to voltage fluctuations, communication, and display errors.
Diagnosing PFC module errors, voltage issues, and temperature-related alarms.
General| Liquid temperature | 0 °C to +40 °C |
|---|---|
| Maximum ambient temperature | +40 °C |
| Insulation class | F |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Pump type | Submersible |
| Type | VSP |
| Installation | Submersible |
| Materials | Stainless steel AISI 304 |
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