What to do if my Shott BP-100HS-A Heat Pump is running and error message EE 3 is displayed?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 3 while running, the compressor temperature sensor may be incorrectly connected or defective. Check the sensor resistance value and replace if necessary. You can also replace the control board.
What to do if my Shott Heat Pump does not work and error message EE 2 is displayed?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 2 and isn't working, the ambient temperature sensor may be incorrectly connected or defective. Check the sensor resistance value and replace it if necessary. You can also replace the control board.
What to do if my Shott BP-100HS-A Heat Pump does not work and error message EE 1 is displayed?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 1 and isn't working, the pool temperature sensor may be incorrectly connected or defective. Check the sensor resistance value and replace it if necessary. You can also replace the control board.
What to do if my Shott BP-100HS-A Heat Pump does not start?
If your Shott Heat Pump doesn't start, first ensure that the 3 minutes required for pump start have elapsed. If the pool temperature is at or above the set temperature, the pump will only start when the pool temperature drops below the set temperature. Finally, confirm that the pump operating mode is set to the required mode.
Why is my Shott BP-100HS-A Heat Pump not working and error message EE 6 is displayed?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 6 and isn't working, it could be due to several reasons. The compressor temperature might be too high, so wait until it drops. There could be a refrigerant circuit leak, so check for leaks and replace any defective parts. Alternatively, the capillary circuit might be clogged, in which case it should be replaced.
What to do if my Shott BP-100HS-A is running but the water is not heating?
If your Shott Heat Pump is running but not heating the water, first ensure that air exits the front part of the heat pump. If the heat pump was just installed, allow 24 to 48 hours to reach the set temperature. If the pool water has significantly cooled since the last use, it may take 24 to 36 hours to reach the desired temperature.
What does it mean if my Shott BP-100HS-A Heat Pump displays error message EE 8 and doesn't work?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 8 and does not work, it indicates that the control board wiring is defective. Check the wiring.
What does it mean if my Shott BP-100HS-A displays error message EE 4?
If your Shott Heat Pump is running and displays error message EE 4, it means the automatic defrost did not run correctly. Increase the water flow at the pump inlet.
What does it mean if my Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE d?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE d, it means there are functional parameter changes and parameter 9 is not set to 1. Set the correct parameter values to 1.
What does it mean if my Shott BP-100HS-A displays error message EE 3?
If your Shott Heat Pump is running and displays error message EE 3, it indicates that the compressor temperature sensor is incorrectly connected or defective. Check the sensor resistance value and replace it if necessary.
Declaration of conformity with EU directives and harmonised standards.
Details the general terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the manual for warnings and safety.
Provides safety guidelines for using heated swimming pools and related equipment.
Offers recommendations and tips for optimizing energy consumption of the heat pump.
Provides general information about the SERIES BP heat pumps and their intended use.
Defines key terms and components used throughout the manual.
Describes the intended application and purpose of the SERIES BP heat pumps.
Details the components and parts that make up the heat pump unit.
Instructions for inspecting the heat pump unit upon receipt and checking packaging integrity.
Guidelines for safely handling the heat pump unit during unpacking and movement.
Guidance on the correct placement and positioning of the heat pump unit for optimal operation.
Instructions and guidelines for the proper disposal of the heat pump and its components.
Instructions and warnings for making the necessary hydraulic connections to the heat pump.
Detailed instructions and safety precautions for making electrical connections to the heat pump.
Procedures and checks for commissioning and initial start-up of the heat pump.
Introduction to operating the SERIES BP heat pumps with control boards.
Guide to using the heat pump's control panel and understanding its display symbols.
Instructions on how to turn the heat pump on using the protection device or contact switch.
Steps to start the heat pump and the information displayed upon activation.
How to select between heating, cooling, or other operating modes for the heat pump.
Instructions on how to adjust and regulate the desired water temperature for the heat pump.
Details on the minimum ambient temperatures for operation and automatic restart.
Procedure for initiating a manual defrost cycle to remove frost from the heat exchanger.
How to lock the control panel keys to prevent accidental adjustments.
Advanced settings for heat pump parameters, reserved for specialized technicians.
Setting the operational range for pool water temperature regulation.
Configuring the ambient temperature threshold for automatic defrost initiation.
Adjusting the time interval between automatic defrost cycles.
Configuring the maximum temperature limit for compressor protection.
Enabling or disabling automatic restart of the heat pump after a power outage.
Guidance on how to read and interpret the pressure manometer on the heat pump.
Overview of the control devices and sensors used in the heat pump system.
Description and location of sensors that measure ambient and pool water temperatures.
Information on the safety devices integrated into the heat pump for protection.
Details on temperature sensors for the compressor and plate heat exchanger.
Explanation of the low pressure sensor's function and its role in stopping the compressor.
Periodic checks and maintenance tasks that users can perform on the heat pump.
Annual maintenance tasks recommended for specialized technicians to ensure safety and efficiency.
A guide to identifying and resolving common heat pump problems and error messages.
Important considerations and notes before replacing parts on the heat pump.
General| Model | BP-100HS-A |
|---|---|
| Category | Heat Pump |
| Heating Capacity | 10.0 kW |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Operating Temperature Range (Heating) | -15°C to 24°C |
| Weight (Indoor Unit) | 32 kg |
| Noise Level (Indoor) | 42 dB |
| Noise Level (Outdoor) | 52 dB |
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