What to do if my Shott BP-35WS-B is running but the water is not heating?
If your Shott Heat Pump is running, but the water isn't heating, first ensure that air exits the front part of the heat pump. Also, consider that if the heat pump was just installed, it may require 24 to 48 hours to reach the set temperature. If the pool water has significantly cooled since the last use, it could take 24 to 36 hours to reach the desired temperature.
What to do if my Shott BP-35WS-B Heat Pump does not turn on?
If your Shott Heat Pump doesn't turn on, ensure that you have followed all instructions. Additionally, check the mains connection line protection device fuse and the contact switch. Reset the switch or replace the fuse if necessary.
Why is my Shott BP-35WS-B 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-35WS-B 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.
What to do if my Shott BP-35WS-B 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-35WS-B 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-35WS-B 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 does it mean if my Shott BP-35WS-B Heat Pump displays error message EE b?
If your Shott Heat Pump is showing error message EE b, it could be due to insufficient water flow. Increase the water flow in the hydraulic circuit that supplies the heat pump. Alternatively, the flow sensor might be incorrectly connected or defective, in which case you should check the connections and replace the sensor if needed or replace the control board.
What to do if my Shott BP-35WS-B is running and error message EE 4 is displayed?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 4 while running, it could be due to several reasons. The automatic defrost may not have run correctly, so increase water flow at the pump inlet. Alternatively, the plate heat exchanger 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-35WS-B does not work and error message EE 8 is displayed?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 8 and isn't working, the control board wiring may be defective. Check the wiring or replace the control board.
Declaration of conformity with relevant EU directives and harmonised standards.
Details the general terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Outlines specific conditions for warranty validity and coverage.
Lists limitations and exclusions applicable to the warranty coverage.
Describes the intended use and application of the SERIES BP heat pumps.
Instructions for inspecting the heat pump upon delivery and checking packaging integrity.
Guidelines for safely handling the heat pump unit during installation and unpacking.
Specifies requirements and considerations for selecting the optimal installation location.
Details on selecting a suitable support and the installation site requirements.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of packaging and replaced parts.
Instructions for safely decommissioning and disposing of the heat pump at end-of-life.
Important warnings and recommendations for performing hydraulic connections safely.
Illustrates the general layout for connecting the heat pump within the pool's hydraulic system.
Crucial precautions to be taken before starting the heat pump system.
Essential checks to perform before the very first start-up of the heat pump.
Overview of the heat pump's control system and its energy-saving features.
Detailed explanation of the heat pump's control panel and its interface.
Instructions on how to safely turn on the heat pump using the protection device.
Explanation of the heat pump's standby mode and what is displayed.
Procedure for safely turning off the heat pump.
Sets the acceptable range for pool water temperature regulation.
Configures the ambient temperature at which automatic defrost begins.
Sets the heat exchanger temperature for stopping the automatic defrost cycle.
Determines the interval between automatic defrost cycles.
Sets the time duration for both automatic and manual defrost cycles.
Configures the maximum temperature limit for compressor protection.
Enables automatic restart of the previous operating mode after a power outage.
Selects the primary operating mode of the heat pump (heating, cooling).
Sets the maximum allowed deviation from the target pool temperature.
Selects the control mode for the heat pump or heater.
Describes the sensors and devices that control the heat pump's operation.
Information on ambient and pool water temperature sensors and their function.
Details the flow sensor used to monitor water flow rate.
Describes sensors for monitoring compressor and heat exchanger temperatures.
Explains the function of the high pressure sensor in protecting the compressor.
Details the low pressure sensor and its role in compressor protection.
Periodic checks and maintenance tasks that users can perform.
Maintenance tasks that require a qualified technician.
Instructions for protecting the heat pump during the winter season.
Steps for recommissioning the heat pump after winter storage.
Important notes and procedures before replacing parts on the heat pump.
Instructions for safely replacing the manometer on the heat pump.
Procedure for replacing the pressure sensor, including necessary tools.
Guidelines for replacing the filter and capillary components.
Troubleshooting step for frost on the radiator, involving refrigerant pressure check.
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