To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Swim & Fun PRO 1239 shows cooling condenser temperature too high protection?
If your Swim & Fun Heat Pump displays a cooling condenser temperature too high protection message, this indicates that the cooling condenser temperature is excessively high. To resolve this, stop the heat pump and wait for the temperature of the cooling condenser to decrease.
How to fix inlet water temperature sensor fault in Swim & Fun PRO 1239 Heat Pump?
If your Swim & Fun Heat Pump displays an inlet water temperature sensor fault, it's likely because the sensor is either open or has a short circuit. The suggested solution is to check or change the sensor.
What to do if outlet water temperature sensor fault occurs in Swim & Fun PRO 1239 Heat Pump?
If you encounter an outlet water temperature sensor fault with your Swim & Fun Heat Pump, it means the sensor is either open or short-circuited. You should check or replace the sensor to fix this issue.
Why does my Swim & Fun PRO 1239 show a heating condenser sensor fault?
A heating condenser sensor fault on your Swim & Fun Heat Pump indicates that the sensor is open or has a short circuit. To resolve this, check or change the sensor.
How to troubleshoot gas return sensor fault on Swim & Fun PRO 1239 Heat Pump?
If your Swim & Fun Heat Pump is showing a gas return sensor fault, the cause is likely that the sensor is open or has a short circuit. The suggested solution is to check or change the sensor.
What causes an ambient temperature sensor fault in a Swim & Fun PRO 1239 Heat Pump?
An ambient temperature sensor fault in your Swim & Fun Heat Pump suggests the sensor is open or has a short circuit. You should check or change the sensor.
What does condenser gas outlet sensor fault mean on Swim & Fun Heat Pump?
A condenser gas outlet sensor fault on your Swim & Fun Heat Pump means that the sensor is either open or has a short circuit. The suggested solution is to check or change the sensor.
General| Brand | Swim & Fun |
|---|---|
| Model | PRO 1239 |
| Category | Heat Pump |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step guide on downloading the app and connecting the Inverter Pro heat pump via Wi-Fi.
Instructions for naming the heat pump, setting a password, and accessing the control panel.
Details on switching between Heat/Cool/Auto modes and adjusting water temperature.
Guidance on identifying errors via the Malfunction icon and how to reset the heat pump.
Guidelines for optimal placement of the heat pump for performance and longevity.
Pre-startup checks for connections, unit stability, and power cable.
Explanation of the functions of the heat pump's control panel buttons.
Details on the warranty coverage, duration, and exclusions for the heat pump.
Guide to identifying common malfunctions and their corresponding solutions.
