7.2
List of faults
Code
Fault
P3
Water intake temperature sensor malfunction
P4
Water outlet temperature sensor malfunction
P1
De-icing temperature sensor malfunction
P7
External temperature sensor malfunction
P2
Air venting sensor malfunction
P8
Water temperature at outlet too low for cooling mode
PC
Antifreeze protection
E4
High pressure protection
P9
Low pressure protection
PL
Flow sensor malfunction
Excessive difference between water inlet temperature and
P6
water outlet temperature
E3
Vented air temperature too high
E6
Thermal protection
Problem with connection between PCB and wired remote
E8
control
7. Repairs
Possible causes
1) Sensor badly connected
2) Sensor defective
3) PCB defective
Same causes as P3
1) Water flow rate too low
2) Water temperature at intake too low
3) Defective PCB
Protection activated when the ambient temperature is
too low and the unit is on standby
1) Insufficient water flow
2) Defective 4-way valve
or excess refrigerant
3) Water temperature setting too high
4) Pressure switch disconnected or defective
5) Defective PCB
1) Insufficient refrigerant
2) Defective 4-way valve
3) Pressure switch disconnected or defective
4) Defective PCB
1) Insufficient water in heat exchanger
2) Defective water flow sensor
3) Defective PCB
1) Water flow rate too low
2) Defective PCB
1) Insufficient refrigerant gas
2) Same causes as fault E4
1) Water flow too low or water intake temperature
too high
2) Defective thermal protection
3) Bad connection
4) Defective PCB
1) Bad connection
2) Defective wired remote control
3) Defective PCB
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Action
1) Reconnect sensor
2) Replace sensor
3) Replace PCB
Same actions as P3
1) Check water filter and hydraulic circuit
2) Adjust temperature
3) Replace PCB
No intervention is necessary
1) Check water pump operation and openings of By-Pass inlet/outlet
valves
2) Readjust the quantity of refrigerant
3) Set the required temperature to 5°C above the current temperature
then proceed in increments of 5°.
4) Reconnect or replace pressure switch
5) Replace PCB
1) Readjust the quantity of refrigerant
2) Replace valve
3) Reconnect or replace pressure switch
4) Replace PCB
1) Check your water circuit operation and the opening of the By-Pass
valves
2) Replace water flow contactor
3) Replace PCB
1) Check water pump and hydraulic system operation, and the opening
of the By-Pass inlet/outlet valves
2) Replace PCB
1) Readjust the quantity of refrigerant
2) Same actions as fault E4
1) Check water flow or adjust water temperature
2) Replace protection
3) Check connections
4) Replace PCB
Check wiring connections between
remote control and PCB
2) Replace remote control
3) Replace PCB