4 x Faults and malfunctions
FA ROTEX RoCon HP - 03/2013
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4 Faults and malfunctions
4.1 Troubleshooting
The electronic control detects, saves and displays faults:
– a current fault generated by the heat pump system in the con-
troller display (see tab. 4-2).
– in cascade mode: the current fault message of a connected
heat generator (see installation instructions for the heat gen-
erator).
Depending on the operating mode, the fault messages are also
forwarded to connected room stations or room thermostats.
4.1.1 Current fault display
4.1.2 Reading the fault memory
Several or old faults (up to 8 faults) are permanently saved by the
integrated fault memory in the controller.
The last received (latest) fault message is in the first position
(No. 01). All the other previous fault messages are then pushed
backwards by one place when a new entry is made. The 8th. fault
message will be deleted every time a new fault message is
received.
The fault call-up is described in section 4.1.1.
4.1.3 Rectifying the faults
Ɣ Detect and remedy the cause of the fault.
– Contactor triggered:
Nothing shown on the display in the controller. Ascertain
cause of triggering the contactor and remedy fault. Start up
system again.
Î Once the cause has been removed, a test run of the sys-
tem is carried out. After that, the system continues to run
as normal.
– Contactor not triggered:
a) No fault codes are shown but the system is not working
properly. Troubleshooting and eliminating faults (see
section 4.2).
Î Once the cause has been eliminated, the system contin-
ues to work normally.
b) Fault codes are displayed as long as the fault conditions
are present. Troubleshooting and eliminating faults (see
section 4.3). The system must be isolated from the power
supply for at least 10 secs. to unlock it.
Î Once the cause has been eliminated, the system contin-
ues to work normally.
1 Fault message as clear text (see tab. 4-2)
2 Location information (equipment) of the detected fault
3 Bus address (in cascading)
Fig. 4-1 Display of a current fault message
Fig. 4-2 Read-out of fault memory
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