Why is my Vaillant VR 50 command not confirmed?
If the Vaillant Thermostat command is not confirmed, it is due to radio interference. This could be because the transceiver cannot be reached, the transceiver cannot implement the command (possibly due to load failure or mechanical blockage), or the transceiver is defective. When an incorrect transmission occurs, the signal LED will light up red.
What to do if my Vaillant Thermostat flashes?
If the Vaillant Thermostat displays 'flashes', it indicates a communication fault with the Internet gateway or repeater. To resolve this, verify the connection to the Internet gateway and/or the repeater.
What to do if Vaillant VR 50 displays F3 error?
If your Vaillant Thermostat shows error code F3, it could be due to the setting range being too small or low battery voltage. Check if the tappet for the heating valve is jammed. If the batteries are low, replace them, referring to the section on 'Changing the batteries'.
How to fix Vaillant Thermostat error F1?
If the Vaillant Thermostat displays error code F1, it means the valve drive is stiff. Check if the tappet for the heating valve is jammed.
What causes Vaillant VR 50 error F2?
If the Vaillant Thermostat displays error code F2, it indicates that the setting range is too big. To fix it, check the fastening for the radiator thermostat.
Classification and meaning of action-related warnings with symbols and signal words.
Defines the product's intended purpose and compatible valve manufacturers.
Provides general safety advice and potential hazards from improper operation, including environmental and regulatory aspects.
Describes the automatic temperature reduction feature when a window is open for ventilation.
Explains the process of pairing the product with the VR 920 Internet gateway via the VRC 700 app.
Provides initial steps for removing the old thermostat head and preparing for installation.
Details the process of installing the thermostat using various Danfoss adapters (RA, RAV, RAVL).
Lists common fault codes (F1, F2, F3, battery low) and their remedies.
Explains the process of resetting the product to its factory default settings.
Classification and meaning of action-related warnings with symbols and signal words.
Defines the product's intended purpose and compatible valve manufacturers.
Provides general safety advice and potential hazards from improper operation, including environmental and regulatory aspects.
Describes the automatic temperature reduction feature when a window is open for ventilation.
Explains the process of pairing the product with the VR 920 Internet gateway via the VRC 700 app.
Provides initial steps for removing the old thermostat head and preparing for installation.
Details the process of installing the thermostat using various Danfoss adapters (RA, RAV, RAVL).
Lists common fault codes (F1, F2, F3, battery low) and their remedies.
Explains the process of resetting the product to its factory default settings.
General| Frequency | 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| Power consumption | 2 W |
| Protection class | IP30 |
| Wired | Yes |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted |
| Temperature range | 5 °C to 30 °C |
| Accuracy | 0.5 °C |
| Storage temperature range | -20 °C to 60 °C |
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