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Model | LCSPI-120 |
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Type | Swimming Pool Pump |
Voltage | 230V |
Frequency | 60 Hz |
Motor Type | Single Speed |
Housing Material | Thermoplastic |
Provides manual context, heat pump benefits, eco-friendly aspects, and key components like titanium exchangers.
Highlights built-in safety features and the self-diagnosis system for dependable operation.
Covers safe installation, unit securing, electrical connections, and material suitability.
Warns about flammable gas, fan contact, cleaning power, and error code actions during operation and maintenance.
General guidance for the installation process.
Specifies optimal unit location, considering airflow, noise, vibration, and environmental exposure.
Describes connecting the heat pump to the filtration circuit using a by-pass for flow regulation and maintenance.
Details the correct placement of the by-pass before water treatment systems for optimal function.
Details cable sizing requirements for different heat pump models and connection advice.
Lists essential checks, including unit level, leak-free water system, and compliant electrical installation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the heat pump, emphasizing water flow presence.
Outlines key functions such as power control, timing, and parameter settings.
Describes the display, buttons, and their specific operations for controlling the unit.
Highlights critical warnings regarding water exposure, physical damage, and self-servicing of the digital controller.
Guides parameter adjustment, clock setting, and configuring multiple timer schedules for unit operation.
Details procedures for accessing and adjusting user-defined parameters and factory default settings.
Covers the functionality for locking and automatically unlocking the controller buttons to prevent unintended changes.
Explains how to select cooling/heating modes and initiate forced defrosting for optimal performance.
Details procedures for removing error history records and resetting the unit to factory defaults.
A table that lists codes and corresponding parameter names for querying the unit's status.
Details user-configurable parameters, including their names, valid ranges, and default values for operation.
Covers exterior cleaning, heat exchanger/pipework cleaning, and air system maintenance.
Details steps for winterizing the unit to prevent frost damage, including draining or alternative protection.
Provides checks for unit startup, temperature issues, and timer inaccuracies, with advice on contacting technicians.
Discusses greenhouse gas content, professional servicing, and mandatory disposal according to legislation.
Units require treatment at specialized facilities for proper re-use, recycling, and recovery to protect the environment and health.