What does it mean if my Shott BP-85HS-A displays error message EE 2 and doesn't work?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 2 and does not work, it indicates that the ambient temperature sensor is incorrectly connected or defective. You should check the sensor resistance value and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my Shott BP-85HS-A displays error message EE c?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE c, it means the ambient temperature is under -15 [°C]. Wait until the ambient temperature rises to start the heat pump.
What does error message EE 7 on my Shott Heat Pump mean?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 7 and doesn't work, it indicates a current dispersion. Replace the defective component, which could be the compressor, fan, four way valve, or electronic board.
What to do if my Shott BP-85HS-A Heat Pump is leaking water?
If water is leaking from your Shott Heat Pump, it could be due to condensation accumulation. Put the heat pump in standby; if the leak stops, it's normal condensation. Alternatively, there may be a water leak from the water exchanger or hydraulic unit connection devices, in which case you should tighten the fastening nut.
What to do if my Shott Heat Pump has frost on the plate heat exchanger?
If there is frost on the plate heat exchanger of your Shott Heat Pump, it could be due to a low ambient temperature or high humidity. You can start a manual defrost. Another possible cause is a pressure refrigerant drop, in which case you should replace the refrigerant.
Why won't my Shott BP-85HS-A Heat Pump start?
Your Shott Heat Pump might not start for several reasons. Ensure that the 3 minutes required for pump start have elapsed. If the pool temperature is greater than or equal to the set temperature, the pump will start when the pool temperature is lower. Also, verify that the pump operating mode is set to the required mode.
What to do if my Shott Heat Pump is not working and shows error message EE 1?
If your Shott Heat Pump is not working and displays error message EE 1, the pool temperature sensor may be incorrectly connected or defective. Check the sensor resistance value and replace it if necessary.
What does it mean if my Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 6 and doesn't work?
If your Shott Heat Pump displays error message EE 6 and does not work, it could be due to several reasons. The compressor temperature might be too high, so wait for it to drop. Alternatively, there could be a refrigerant circuit leak, in which case you should check for leaks with a leak detector and replace any defective parts. Finally, the capillary circuit might be clogged, requiring you to replace it.
What to do if my Shott Heat Pump does not turn on?
If your Shott Heat Pump does not 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.
What to do if my Shott BP-85HS-A Heat Pump displays error message EE b?
If your Shott Heat Pump shows error message EE b, it indicates insufficient water flow. Increase the water flow in the hydraulic circuit that supplies the heat pump and restart after 2 minutes. Alternatively, the flow sensor might be incorrectly connected or defective, so check the connections and replace the sensor if necessary.
Declaration of conformity to EU directives and standards for heat pumps.
Covers general, special, and restricted conditions of the product warranty.
Crucial safety guidelines for using heated pools, including temperature limits.
Recommendations for optimizing energy consumption and savings for the heat pump.
Overview of the product scope, composition, and definitions.
Steps for inspecting, handling, and positioning the heat pump correctly.
Guidelines for necessary clearance, noise reduction, and proper disposal.
Instructions for connecting water circuits, including warnings and layout.
Essential steps for making safe and correct electrical connections to the heat pump.
Procedures for installing mains sockets and replacing the power cord.
Final checks and precautions before initial start-up and commissioning.
Guide to using the control panel: turning on/off, standby, starting, and mode selection.
Steps for starting the heat pump and regulating temperature.
Configuration of automatic start and standby modes for convenience.
Using manual defrost, key lock, and displaying sensor temperatures.
Accessing and modifying advanced functional parameters for heat pump operation.
Specific settings for pool temperature, defrost start, and stop temperatures.
Details on defrost repetition time, duration, and compressor protection temperature.
Settings for automatic restart, operating mode, and temperature deviation.
Selecting control modes and using the pressure manometer.
Information on ambient, pool temperature, and flow sensors.
Details on compressor, heat exchanger, and pressure sensors for safety.
Function and trigger pressure of the low pressure sensor.
Tables of resistance values for temperature sensors.
Tables of resistance values for the compressor temperature sensor.
User checks, technician controls, winter protection, and spring commissioning.
Guide to solving common heat pump issues and error messages.
Special notes for replacing specific parts like manometer, sensors, filter, and capillary.
Procedure for checking and addressing frost on the radiator.
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