What to do if condensate discharge only when the test button is pressed in SPX Hankison EDD 602-04?
If your SPX Heat Pump isn't discharging condensate unless you press the test button, it could be due to a feed line with an insufficient slope or a cross-section that's too small. Ensure the feed line has an adequate slope. Another potential cause is an extremely dirty service unit, in which case you should replace the service unit.
What to do if test button pressed, but no condensate discharge in SPX Hankison EDD 602-04?
If the test button on your SPX Heat Pump is pressed but no condensate is discharged, check the feed and outlet lines for any blockages. If the lines are clear, worn parts like seals, valve core, or diaphragm could be the issue. Try replacing these worn parts. Also, make sure to check if the valve opens audibly when pressing the test button, inspect the printed circuit boards for damage, and verify the operating pressure.
Why does my SPX Hankison EDD 602-04 keep blowing off air?
If your SPX Heat Pump keeps blowing off air, it's likely due to a defective or dirty service unit. You should replace the service unit to resolve this issue.
How to fix no LED lights up on SPX Heat Pump?
If none of the LED lights are lighting up on your SPX Heat Pump, begin by checking the voltage on the ID plate. Then, inspect both the external and internal wiring, along with the plug connections. Finally, check the circuit boards for any signs of damage. The issue might be a faulty power supply or a defective power supply board.
What to do if all LEDs are continuously on in SPX Hankison EDD 602-04 Heat Pump?
If all the LEDs on your SPX Heat Pump are continuously on, it may indicate a failure during the start of the programming or a defective circuit board. Try separating the device from the supply voltage and restarting it after 5 seconds. Also, check the circuit boards for any potential damage.
Explains the operational principle of the Series 600 condensate drain, from condensate inflow to discharge.
Details the LED indicators for power, service, and alarm states of the condensate drain.
Describes how the device indicates malfunctions and enters alarm mode with LED and signal outputs.
Explains how to use the test button for valve function and alarm testing procedures.
Details the wiring and connection requirements for the condensate drain's electrical components.
Provides specifications for supply voltage, power consumption, and cable cross-sections.
Presents the electrical schematic for the Series 600 condensate drain.
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