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If your Rotex Heat Pump's remote controller display is blank, ensure that your installation is still receiving mains power. Also, verify that the benefit kWh rate power supply is active.
Describes the manual's content and purpose.
Provides general details about the indoor unit and its applications.
Lists important safety precautions for operating the unit.
Introduces the general principles of unit operation for comfort and energy saving.
Details how to operate the digital controller, including its features and functions.
Outlines the capabilities and components of the digital controller.
Covers turning the unit ON/OFF, changing operation modes, and selecting features.
Explains the 24-hour real time clock and day of the week indicator.
Describes the function for scheduling operations based on time.
Details operator-required checks like cleaning the remote controller and checking water pressure.
Provides information on the refrigerant type (R410A) and GWP value.
Advises on not switching off power during longer periods of standstill to prevent pump jamming.
Lists common issues like no display, error codes, incorrect timer execution, and capacity shortage.
Identifies and explains the various buttons and icons on the digital controller.
Detailed explanations for various icons displayed on the controller, such as timer, temperature, and error codes.
Explains the purpose and operation of individual buttons on the controller.
Guides the user through setting the current time and day of the week on the controller.
Refers to chapter 'Programming and consulting the schedule timer' for setting the schedule timer.
Explains the different operation modes: Space heating, Space cooling, Domestic water heating, and Quiet mode.
Describes how to manually control unit settings like space heating, cooling, and domestic water heating.
Explains how to use the booster heater for rapid domestic hot water heating.
Details the quiet mode operation to reduce outdoor unit noise, affecting capacity.
Explains how to enable and set the weather dependent set point for heating.
Guides on how to view current indoor unit, outdoor, and domestic hot water temperatures.
Explains how the schedule timer controls the installation and how manual operations interact.
Lists programmable functions: space heating/cooling, quiet mode, booster heating, and domestic water heating.
Highlights limitations, such as not changing operation modes automatically.
Explains how to understand the sequence and execution of programmed actions.
Provides guidance on familiarizing with icons, filling out forms, and programming tips.
Step-by-step guide to programming heating or cooling actions, including time and set points.
Instructions for programming quiet mode, booster heating, or domestic water heating actions.
How to view programmed heating or cooling actions for each day.
How to view programmed actions for domestic water heating, booster, or quiet mode.
Tips for programming actions for subsequent days.
How to copy all programmed actions from one day to another.
Instructions for deleting programmed actions or entire modes/days.
Step-by-step guide on how to enter FIELD SET MODE and change settings.
Provides detailed explanations for user permission levels and other field settings.
Defines parameters for weather dependent operation, including ambient temperatures and set points.
Explains settings for periodic domestic hot water tank disinfection.
Details the auto restart function for restoring settings after a power failure.
Setting to define the outdoor temperature above which space heating turns off to avoid overheating.
Configures the user-selectable ranges for heating and cooling set points.
Allows selection of quiet mode type A or B for reduced outdoor unit noise.
Determines the shift value for weather dependent set point around 0°C outdoor temperature.
Provides access to software version, EEPROM version, and other unit information.
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