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100% GEOTHERMAL HEAT
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MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Use the button in the bottom left corner to return to the home screen. Use the arrow button in the bottom right corner to return to previous screen.
For instructions screen, press the ‘i’ button in the top right corner. In case of operation faults, an alarm button is displayed on the top bar.
The system does
not produce enough
heat.
A sudden drop in outdoor
temperature may temporari
-
ly cause inadequate heating
power in new buildings,
because moisture contained
in the structure takes up a
lot of heat when it dries.
No action required.
During the first year, the
ground circuit may not
produce heat at full power
because the earth around
the ground circuit pipes has
not yet become more solid.
No action required.
In the Measurements
screen, the set value
and measured value
do not match.
Some active correction
function (for example, timer
or home/away) is adjusting
the original set value.
The active correction func
-
tion can be deactivated, if
required.
A spiking over-voltage caus
-
ed by a lightning strike has
caused a fault in the regu
-
lator (not under warranty),
causing the temperature to
drop from the actual values.
Replace the regulator (not
under warranty).
The regulator motor has
been set on manual and
the regulation does not take
place.
Return the heat distribution
circuit adjustment motor to
automatic mode.
In summer, when the
building indoor temperature
exceeds the value adjusted,
the supply water tempera
-
ture sensor indicates higher
readings as compared to the
adjustment curve, due to
rise in the heat distribution
circuit temperature.
No action required.
The compressor is
on all the time or for
long periods of time.
A lot of heat is needed, for
example the outdoor tem
-
perature is very low or the
structure is drying during
the first year’s use of the
building.
No action required.
Lack of refrigerant. Can be
detected from bubbles in
the liquid container even
after some minutes of use.
Contact a refrigeration supp
-
lier or maintenance
If these instructions do not help, please contact the equipment installer
or your local dealer. If necessary, contact the Lämpöässä maintenance
call centre at +358 40 841 8340.
5.3. Alarms
There are two ways to examine the alarms with ÄssäControl.
•
You can see the active alarms if you press the alarm bell on front
page. You can check out the alarms by pressing the check out
alarms -button. You can go to alarm history from active alarms page
by pressing the button at the bottom of the page.
•
You can see earlier alarms by pressing the alarm history -button at
the menu functions.
The software automatically stores the newest 100 fault messages. This
menu allows resetting the fault log data stored. Possible alarms in Vmi
ground source heat pump:
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Compressor 1 circuit 1 some motor protection gone off. Check
motor protection F1, F2 or F3.
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Compressor 1 internal heat protection gone off. Wait 45 min.
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Low pressure pressostat of circuit 1 functioned. Accept presostat.
•
High pressure pressostat of circuit 1 functioned. Accept presostat.
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Incorrect phase order. Change feed phase order.
•
Temperature did not rise in pre set time. Resistance enabled.
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Not started information from compressor 1.
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Disturbance alarm from soft starter AK1 or AK4.
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Outside temperatur sensor fault.
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Hot gas sensor 1 fault.
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Low boiler sensor fault.
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Top boiler sensor fault.
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Heating circuit 1 sensor fault.
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Heating circuit 2 sensor fault.
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Heating circuit 3 sensor fault.
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Hot water temperature sensor fault
•
Room temperature sensor fault.
•
Alarm of liquid circuit
•
External alarm
•
Resistor functioned in full power system
Summary of Contents for VMI 6-17
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