Why does my Tylo H2 Control Panel show a sauna temperature sensor failure?
A sauna temperature sensor failure on your Tylo Control Panel indicates that the thermistor in the sauna has either short-circuited or is not properly connected. You should check the cables and connections. If the problem persists, try replacing the thermistor.
What to do if Tylo H2 shows 'Power outage. Set time.'?
If your Tylo Control Panel displays 'Power outage. Set time,' it means the realtime timer has been reset. You should enter the current time and date to resolve this.
How to fix 'Lost contact with control panel' on my Tylo system?
If your Tylo Control Panel displays 'Lost contact with control panel,' try restarting the system. Also, check the cables and connections to ensure they are secure. If the issue continues, consider replacing the control panel.
What to do if Tylo H2 Control Panel lost contact with temperature/humidity sensor?
If your Tylo Control Panel has lost contact with the temperature/humidity sensor, try restarting the system. Check all cables and connections related to the sensor. If the problem persists, you might need to replace the sensor.
What does 'Hardware error. Contact service' mean on my Tylo Control Panel?
A 'Hardware error. Contact service' message on your Tylo Control Panel indicates that the realtime timer is not working. Try restarting the system. If the same error appears again, the circuit board in the control box may need to be replaced.
What does 'Firmware panic 0x%02x!' mean on my Tylo Control Panel?
A 'Firmware panic 0x%02x!' error on your Tylo Control Panel means that an error has occurred in the software. Try restarting the system. If the error continues, contact Service.
What to do if electronics in Tylo heater overheated?
If the electronics in your Tylo heater have overheated, it means the temperature in the control box circuit board is higher than 70 °C. Wait until the temperature drops below 70 °C.
Why does my Tylo Control Panel say there is more than one temperature sensor connected?
This message on your Tylo Control Panel indicates that more than one temperature sensor is connected to the heater network. Disconnect all sensors except one to resolve the issue.
General| Type | Control Panel |
|---|---|
| Model | H2 |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 24V DC |
| Operating Temperature | 0 - 50°C |
Overview of the control panel's activation and basic navigation using buttons.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup, including region and language selection.
Instructions on how to turn the sauna heater on and off using the control panel.
Guide to adjusting the sauna's temperature via the control panel interface.
Instructions for setting the desired humidity level for the sauna.
How to schedule sauna start times and set up weekly programs.
Overview of the SETTINGS menu and its sub-menus for customization.
How to prevent unauthorized use by locking the control panel.
Instructions for installing the control panel, including placement and cabling.
Guidance on performing external cabling for the control panel.
Wiring diagram and connection details for external switches.
Wiring diagram for connecting an additional control panel.
Troubleshooting steps for a sauna temperature sensor failure.
How to address overheating issues with the heater electronics.
Diagnosing and resolving loss of contact with the control panel.
Troubleshooting lost contact with temperature/humidity sensors.
Steps for hardware errors and when to contact service.
Instructions for resetting time after a power outage.
Resolving firmware errors and software issues.
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