How to troubleshoot no power to the Supreme Heating Controller display?
If there is no power to the display of your Supreme Heating Controller, start by testing the power point with a known working appliance. If the power point is working, test the controller with another power point. If the display remains off, the controller may need repair.
What to do if my Supreme Heating AquaGen 5 Controller pump will not start?
If the pump won't start, remember that the pump will only run for automatic heating if the pool is below the temperature limit and solar conditions can provide heating. If the controller reports the pump is off, enable manual mode by pressing 'select'. If it still doesn't operate, plug the pump directly into a power point to test it. If the pump works when plugged into a power point, the Supreme Heating Controller may require repair.
What to do if the Supreme Heating AquaGen 5 shows 'SENSOR DISCONNECTED'?
If the Supreme Heating Controller displays 'SENSOR DISCONNECTED', check the sensor cable for damage and repair if required. Ensure the sensor cable is securely plugged into the controller.
What to do if my Supreme Heating AquaGen 5 pump will not stop?
If the pump will not stop, turn off power to the Supreme Heating Controller to see if the pump stops. If it continues, unplug the pump from its current power source and connect it to the 240V socket marked 'PUMP' at the bottom of the controller. If the pump starts immediately before the temperature is displayed, or if the pump continues to run, the controller may be faulty and require repair.
How to fix 'RTC-FAIL' error on Supreme Heating AquaGen 5?
If the Supreme Heating Controller shows 'RTC-FAIL', leave the unit on for 30 seconds to allow the supercapacitor to charge. Then, turn it off for 30 seconds before turning it back on.
Guidance on selecting a location for the control box, considering weather and proximity to water.
Details on connecting the solar pump to the 240V socket.
Instructions for fitting the pool sensor into the heating circuit, including drilling and placement.
How to fit the roof sensor to the collector material and notes on cable extension and joins.
Explains how the mode button changes operation modes (Heating, Manual, Standby) and how modes are saved.
Details on adjusting the temperature limit for heating and how it affects operation.
How to navigate the menu system using UP, DOWN, and ENTER buttons for settings.
Displays pool/roof temps, limit, pump status, and time.
Arrow icons on the LCD screen point to current mode text.
Solutions for when the controller display shows no power.
Error messages and solutions for pool or roof sensor issues.
Reasons and solutions if the pump fails to start.
Troubleshooting steps if the pump does not stop operating.
Explains potential causes and fixes for the pool not heating.
How to address the RTC-FAIL error, often related to power interruptions.
Lists the options available within the system sub-menu for installer configuration.
Important notes for installers regarding menu timeouts, sensor faults, power interruptions, and damage.
Fields for the customer to record dealer, serial number, and installation date.
General| Brand | Supreme Heating |
|---|---|
| Model | AquaGen 5 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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