What to do if Viessmann VITOCAL 060-A Heat Pump displays "ER 1" message?
If your Viessmann Heat Pump displays the message "ER 1", it indicates that the safety high pressure switch has responded due to overpressure in the heat pump circuit. To resolve this, switch the power supply OFF and then ON again. Alternatively, acknowledge the message.
What does "ER 2" message mean on my Viessmann VITOCAL 060-A and how to fix it?
The "ER 2" message on your Viessmann Heat Pump indicates that the high limit safety cut-out has responded, meaning the DHW cylinder is overheating. Ensure that DHW is being drawn and reset the high limit safety cut-out to resolve this issue.
What does "ER 8" message mean on my Viessmann VITOCAL 060-A Heat Pump and how to fix it?
The "ER 8" message on your Viessmann Heat Pump signals a communication problem between the programming unit and the heat pump control unit. Check the connections and cables to troubleshoot this issue.
What to do if Viessmann Heat Pump displays "ER 3" message?
If your Viessmann Heat Pump displays the message "ER 3", it indicates a short circuit or lead break in the lower cylinder temperature sensor. Check the resistance value and replace the sensor if necessary.
General| Model | VITOCAL 060-A |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 230 V / 50 Hz |
| EER Cooling | Not applicable (Heating only) |
| Sound Power Level Outdoor Unit | 55 dB(A) |
| Sound Power Level Indoor Unit | N/A (Monobloc system) |
| Weight Indoor Unit | N/A (Monobloc system) |
| Dimensions Indoor Unit (HxWxD) | N/A (Monobloc system) |
| Type | Air-to-water heat pump |
Explains symbols used for warnings and notes.
Defines who the operating instructions are intended for.
Details requirements for connecting the appliance.
Outlines procedures and restrictions for working on the unit.
Provides safety instructions in case of a fire incident.
Explains various symbols used in the manual for clarity.
Specifies the authorized applications and limitations of the appliance.
Describes the Vitocal 060-A, type TOE, DHW heat pump.
Details the process and responsibility for initial setup.
Defines the temperature ranges for optimal operation.
Informs about the default settings and readiness for use.
Offers advice on reducing energy consumption.
Provides guidance on maximizing user comfort.
Overview of the control unit interface and its components.
Describes the initial screen shown on the programming unit.
Instructions on how to adjust the hot water temperature.
Shows the different operating modes available.
Explains the energy-saving heating mode.
Describes the adaptive heating based on usage patterns.
Explains the automatic heating mode driven by air temperature.
Details the rapid heating function.
Explains the standby mode for periods of absence.
Describes heating based on programmed time slots.
Details heating schedule for overnight periods.
Instructions for defining heating schedules.
Information on adjusting settings for different household sizes.
Describes the function for enhancing water quality.
How to use solar power for DHW heating.
Instructions for configuring the system clock.
Explains electricity tariff options affecting operation.
Details the function to protect the compressor.
Describes how to lock the control unit.
Instructions on how to revert to default configurations.
How to view operational data and consumption.
Explains how to interpret system alerts and faults.
Procedures for safely powering down the unit.
Instructions for restarting the appliance.
Troubleshooting steps for startup issues.
Solutions for unresponsive controls.
Guidelines for cleaning the appliance surfaces.
Overview of required service intervals and procedures.
Specific maintenance points for the hot water tank.
Instructions for checking the safety valve.
Maintenance for water filtration components.
Procedure for dealing with damaged electrical connections.
Information on how packaging waste is handled.
Guidelines for disposing of the old system.
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