STEAM 35000 INV - Heat pump T.I.P. - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL STEAM 35000 INV T.I.P.

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STEAM 35000 INV

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STEAM 45000 INV

Translation of original operating instructions

Inverter pool heat pump

GB EC declaration of conformity

We, T.I.P. Technische Industrie Produkte GmbH, Siemensstr. 17, D-74915 Waibstadt, declare in our sole responsibility that the products identified below comply with the basic requirements imposed by the EU directives specified below including all subsequent amendments: 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU, 2011/65/EU.

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Congratulations for buying your new device from T.I.P.!

Please read through these operating instructions carefully to make sure that you can fully benefit from all features.

We hope you will enjoy your new device!

Table of contents

1. General safety information.... 1
2. Intended use 3
3. Technical data.... 3
4. Scope of delivery 3
5. Commissioning 4
6. Maintenance 10
7. Warranty 12
8. How to order spare parts.... 13
9. Service 13

1. General safety information

Please read through these operating instructions carefully and make yourself conversant with the control elements and the proper use of this product. We shall not be liable in the case of damage caused as a result of the non-observance of instructions and provisions of the present operating instructions. Any damage caused as a result of the non-observance of the instructions and regulations contained in the present operating instructions shall not be covered by the warranty terms. Please keep these operating instructions in a safe place and hand them on together with the device should you ever dispose of it.

Persons not familiar with the contents of these manual may not use this device.

The device must not be used by children.

The device may be used by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and / or knowledge if they have been supervised or instructed in the safe use of the equipment and have understood the resulting hazards. Children are not allowed to play with the device. Keep the appliance and its cord out of reach of children.

The device must not be used when people or animals are in the water.

The device must be supplied through a residual current device (RCD) having a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30mA.

The mains power connection of this device cannot be replaced. In case the line is damaged, the device must be scrapped.

Notes and instructions with the following symbols require particular attention:

Any non-observance of these instructions involves the danger of bodily harm to people and/or damage to property.

Any non-observance of this instruction bears the risk of an electrical shock which may cause damage to persons or property.

Please inspect the device for damage occurred during transportation. In case of damage, the retailer has to be informed immediately, at the latest within 8 days after the date of purchase.

In addition to the basic safety precautions for avoiding accidents, please note the following:

1. ATTENTION: Before performing any installation or maintenance tasks, disconnect the electrical device from the power source by pulling the plug out of the socket outlet. Switch off the main fuse of the main domestic power supply before unplugging the mains cable, if the connection plug or the main power outlet are wet. Never transport or suspend the device by the mains cable.
2. Ensure that the voltage specified on the type plate of the device agrees with the mains voltage.

3. Prior to connecting the device to the mains supply, ensure that the mains cable and the device are not damaged in any way.

4. Parts of the packaging can be dangerous (e.g. the plastic bags) - therefore keep these out of reach of children, people who not responsible for their actions and animals.

5. Only use accessories that are included in the scope of delivery, or only those that are specified in the operating manual. The use of accessories that have not been approved may impair safety.
6. Any use of the device that is not described in this manual may be dangerous and must therefore be avoided.
7. The device must be correctly assembled with all parts before use. Check that the socket and plug match.
8. Never touch the mains plug with wet hands.
9. Switch off the device before maintenance, cleaning and after use, and unplug from the mains.
10. Do not leave the device within the reach of children or people who are not responsible for their actions.
11. Children should be supervised so that they do not play with electrical devices.
12. In case of incidents (e.g. contact with cleaning agents or chemicals) clean the machine with plenty of clean water.
13. In the event of a malfunction, always pull out the mains plug to avoid any danger.
14. Carefully check whether the mains connection cable, housing or other parts of the device are damaged; if so, do not use the device under any circumstances and contact the customer service department for repairs.
15. If you are using extension cables, make sure that they are suitable for the application in question and that they are placed on a dry surface and protected against water spray.
16. Service and repairs shall only be carried out by qualified personnel. Defective parts of the device shall only be replaced with original parts.
17. The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage to persons or objects caused by improper use of the device, or by a failure to follow the instructions provided in this manual.

3.1. Special safety instructions - Heat pump

• Do not install near a heat source, combustible materials or building exhaust air.
• If the installation is not in a location with restricted access, a heat pump protection grille must be fitted.
• To avoid serious burns, do not touch the pipelines during installation or maintenance.
• To avoid serious burns, switch off the heat pump before carrying out any work on the refrigerant system and wait a few minutes before attaching temperature and pressure sensors.
• Have the refrigerant level checked when servicing the heat pump.
• Check that there are no traces of corrosion or oil stains around the refrigerant components.
• Have the installation, initial commissioning and maintenance of the heat pump carried out by authorised specialists only.
• Do not start work on the heat pump until all safety instructions have been checked.
• The device must be stable.
• The electrical installation must function properly.
• The hydraulic connections must be tight.
• All unnecessary tools and objects must be cleared from the area.

Danger to life due to unsuitable water temperature!

Staying in pools with water temperatures that are too high or too low for a long time can cause overheating (body temperature above 38^ C) or hypothermia (body temperature below 35^ C). This can lead to fatigue, dizziness, fainting or unconsciousness, resulting in death by drowning in the pool. Pregnant women run the risk of causing deformities or brain damage to their unborn child, especially in the first three months of pregnancy.

• Keep the water temperature in the range of 26-30°C during normal swimming operation.
• Do not allow children and pregnant women to enter the water at water temperatures above 38°C.
• Do not allow the water temperature to rise above 40^ .
• If in doubt, check the water temperature with a suitable precision thermometer before entering the water. (The temperature sensor of the heat pump guarantees an accuracy of approx. ± 3^ .)

Fire and explosion hazard due to leaking heat exchanger fins!

The refrigerant circuit of the finned heat exchanger contains easily combustible, odourless gas under high pressure. There is a risk of fire and explosion if refrigerant escapes in an uncontrolled manner.

• Keep heat sources and open fires away from the heat pump.
• Do not drill or burn the heat pump.
• Do not use any objects, except those permitted by the manufacturer, to accelerate the defrosting process.
• Shut down the heat pump immediately if you suspect refrigerant leakage.
• The refrigerant is odourless. Always keep ignition sources away from the installation site of the heat pump.
• Contact an authorised specialist as soon as you suspect refrigerant leakage.

Danger of injury when moving heavy devices!

The device is heavy! Incorrect lifting or uncontrolled tilting of the device may result in injury or damage to the device.

• Lift, carry or tilt the device at least in pairs, never alone.
• Ensure correct posture (straight back, safe stance, etc.).
• Use transport aids (e.g.: Pallet truck or dolly).
• Wear protective equipment such as safety shoes or gloves.

2. Intended use

This device is intended for private use at home and not for commercial or industrial purposes. Use the device only for heating and cooling pool equipment.

3. Technical data

Model	STEAM 35000 INV	STEAM 45000 INV
Voltage / frequency	220 - 240 V~ / 50 Hz	220 - 240 V~ / 50 Hz
Max. input	2.2 kW	3.0 kW
Heating capacity *	7.5 - 2.2 kW	10.4 - 2.5 kW
Input	1.1 - 0.2 kW	1.5 - 0.2 kW
COP	13.3 - 6.7	13.3 - 6.9
EER (energy efficiency ratio)	5,01 - 3,63	5,59 - 3,79
Min. / max. flow rate	2.5 m3/h / 3.8 m3/h	3.3 m3/h / 5.0 m3/h
Max. pool size	35 m3	45 m3
Outdoor temperature	-10 - 43 °C	-10 - 43 °C
Heating temperature	15 - 40 °C	15 - 40 °C
Cooling temperature	8 - 28 °C	8 - 28 °C
Pool water PH value	6.9 - 8.0	6.9 - 8.0
Max. salinity	10 %	10 %
Mains cable	2.8 m	2.8 m
Refrigerant type / quantity	R32 (difluoromethane) / 0.31 kg	R32 (difluoromethane) / 0.42 kg
Global Warming Potential GWP / CO2 equivalent	675 / 0.209 t	675 / 0.284 t
Evaporator type	Copper fins	Copper fins
Compressor type	GMCC	GMCC
Number of compressors	Single rotating	Single rotating
Heat exchanger	Titan	Titan
Speed blower	950 rpm	950 rpm
Air flow rate	2,100 m3/h	2,100 m3/h
Min. pumping pressure	0.23 MPa	0.23 MPa
Max. pumping pressure	1.18 MPa	1.18 MPa
Degree of protection / protection class	IPX4 / I	IPX4 / I
Connection	1 1/2" female	1 1/2" female
Sound power level (10 m)	19 - 27 dB	20 - 28 dB
Dimensions	88 x 32 x 60.5 cm	88 x 32 x 60.5 cm
Net weight	34 kg	38 kg
Item no.	30466	30467

*Values determined at: Outdoor temperature: 26 °C / Water temperature: 26/28 °C / Humidity: 80%.

4. Scope of delivery

Included in the product scope of supply are:

Pool heat pump with connection cable, connections, operating manual.

If possible, retain the packaging until your guarantee has expired. Dispose of packing materials in an environmentally friendly manner.

5. Commissioning

The device must be transported in an upright position. If it is stored or transported horizontally, it must stand upright for at least 24 hours before it can be switched on (Fig. 1).

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Fig. 1

5.1 Placing of the heat pump

• The future location of the device should be easily accessible for convenient operation and maintenance.
• It must be placed on the ground, ideally on a level concrete floor. Ensure that the ground is sufficiently stable and can support the weight of the device.
• A water drainage device must be provided near the device to protect the installation area.
• If necessary, the device can be raised using suitable mounting pads designed for its weight.
• Ensure that the device is well ventilated, that the air outlet does not face the windows of neighbouring buildings and that the exhaust air cannot flow back.
• The device must not be installed when oil, flammable gases, corrosive products, sulphur-containing compounds or high-frequency devices are nearby.
• To avoid soiling, do not install the device near a road or path.
  • To avoid annoying neighbours, ensure that the device is installed facing the least noise-sensitive area.

• Operate the device as far as possible out of the reach of children.

• Leave a free space of 50~cm at the sides and rear of the heat pump (Fig. 2).

• Leave a free space of 2.5m at the front of the heat pump in relation to walls.
• Do not place any objects in front of or on the device. A minimum distance of 1 m from the front of the heat pump must be ensured.

≥2500

≥500 ≥500 ≥500

≥500 ≥500

Fig. 2

Sound-absorbing underlays:

To minimise noise pollution caused by the vibrations of the heat pump, it can be placed on vibration-damping underlays.

All that is required is to position an underlay between the feet of the unit and the bracket and to secure the heat pump to the bracket with suitable screws.

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    B --> C["3"]
    C --> D["4"]
    D --> E["5"]
    E --> F["6"]
    F --> G["7"]
    G --> H["8"]
    H --> I["9"]
    I --> J["10"]
    J --> K["11"]
    K --> L["12"]
    L --> M["13"]
    M --> N["14"]
    N --> O["15"]
    O --> P["FROM THE POOL"]
    P --> Q["TOWARDS THE POOL"]
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	Valve half open
	Valve open

1.	Heat pump
2.	Water outlet
3.	Water inlet
4.	Lifting bolt
5.	Drain screw
6.	Condensation drain
7.	Regulating valve
8.	Regulating valve
9.	Processing system
10.	Bypass
11.	4-way valve
12.	Bypass
13.	Bypass
14.	Circulating pump
15.	Filters

5.2 Connecting the heat pump

Installation must be carried out by a qualified technician.

Condensation drain:

We recommend installing a condensation drain. To do this, raise the heat pump by at least 10 cm using suitable lifting bolts (waterproof) and connect the drain pipe to the opening in the bottom of the pump.

The heat pump must be connected to the pool via a bypass.

A bypass consists of 3 valves that regulate the flow circulating in the heat pump. For maintenance work, the bypass allows the heat pump to be disconnected from the system without interrupting its installation.

The filter located upstream of the heat pump must be cleaned regularly to ensure that the water in the system is clean, thus avoiding the operational problems associated with dirt or clogging of the filter. The water treatment system (chlorine or salt dosing system), on the other hand, must be installed after the heat pump (Fig. 4).

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    A["Control Unit"] --> B["OUT"]
    B --> C["Flow Path with Inlet"]
    C --> D["Inlet"]
    D --> E["Filtration + Pump"]
    E --> F["From THE POOL"]
    F --> G["POOL"]
    G --> H["TOWARDS THE POOL"]
    H --> I["Automated treatment system"]
    I --> J["A"]
    J --> K["A"]

Fig. 4

The power supply to the heat pump must be disconnected before any intervention.

Servo control of a pump whose power exceeds 5A (1000W) requires the use of a relay.

5.3 Connecting the personal protection switch (PRCD plug)

Switch explanation:

1.) RESET → Reset
- Activates the protection
2.) POWER → Red indicator
- Protection active
3.) TEST
- Activate the test function

Test the device before use:

• Insert the plug into the socket.
• Press the "RESET" button: The display must be "on".
• Press the "TEST" button: The display must be "off".
• Press the "RESET" button for use: The display must be "on".
• Caution: do not use if "TEST" fails.

POWER CD RESET TEST 1 2 3

This is not an overload protection, but a personal protection switch.

In the event of an electrical leak, the device automatically shuts off the power supply and prevents elect from entering the human body.

The device should be connected directly to a power outlet.

Power supply via an extension cable is not recommended.

Technical data PRCD plug

Voltage / frequency	220 - 250 V~ / 50 - 60 Hz
Rated current	10 A / 16 A
Trip leakage current	10 mA / 30 mA
Trip time	< 0,1 s
Degree of protection	IP54

5.4 Operation

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1.	Operating mode
2.	Water temperature
3.	Ambient temperature
4.	Time
5.	Button: Operating mode
6.	Button: Time and timer
7.	Button: ON/OFF

Operating mode selection:

Before starting the heat pump, the filter pump must be checked for correct operation. The heat pump must never be operated without a pump.

- Press and hold for 3s to switch on your pump.

Before you set your desired temperature, you must first select an operating mode for your heat pump:

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Heating mode (inverter)

Select the heating mode for the heating pump to intelligently heat the water in your pool.

Fix mode (heating only)

Select the fix heating operating mode for the heat pump to heat the water in your pool with constant power.

ECO quiet mode

Select the silent heating operating mode so that the heat pump heats the water at reduced speed.

Cooling mode (inverter)

Select the cooling mode for the heat pump to intelligently cool the water in your pool.

Heating mode (inverter):

• Press and hold M for 3s to switch from one mode to the other until the heating mode is displayed.
• Use the and buttons to select the desired temperature (15-40°C).

Fix mode (heating only):

• Press and hold M for 3s to switch from one mode to the other until the FIX heating mode is displayed.
• Use the and buttons to select the desired temperature (15-40°C).

ECO quiet mode:

• Press and hold M for 3s to switch from one mode to the other until the ECO heating mode is displayed.
• Use the and buttons to select the desired temperature (15-40°C).

Cooling mode (inverter):

• Press and hold M for 3s to switch from one mode to the other until the cooling mode is displayed.
• Use the and buttons to select the desired temperature (8-28°C).

If cooling mode changes to heating mode or vice versa, the heat pump restarts after 10 minutes.

If the temperature of the incoming water is lower than the set temperature (-1 °C), the heat pump switches to heating mode. The compressor stops if the temperature of the incoming water is higher than the set temperature.

Under normal conditions, a suitable heat pump can warm the water in a swimming pool by 1^ C to 2^ C per day. It is therefore normal not to feel any temperature difference in the system when the heat pump is in operation.

A heated swimming pool should be covered to avoid any heat loss and thus be more efficient.

Setting the time on the device:

Set the system clock to the local time as follows:

• Press to set the time - the hours flash.
• Set the hours with the and buttons.
• Press to switch to the minutes.
• Set the minutes with the and buttons.
• Press to confirm the set time and return to the main screen.

Programming the timer:

This function allows you to programme the start/stop time. You can programme up to 3 different start/stop times. The setting is as follows:

• Press and hold for 3s to go to the timer function.
• Select the program to be configured with the and buttons.
• Press to programme the start time - ON lights up.
• Set the hours with the ▼ and buttons.
• Press to switch to the minutes.
• Set the minutes with the ▼ and ▲ buttons.
• Press to programme the stop time - OFF lights up.
• Set the hours with the ▼ and buttons.
• Press to switch to the minutes.
• Set the minutes with the ▼ and ▲ buttons.
• Press to return to the main screen.

Activating the timer:

After the program has been defined, it can be activated as follows:

• Press and hold for 3s to go to the timer function.
• Select the program to be activated with the ▼ and ▲ buttons.
• Press and hold the button until the ON/OFF indicators light up.
• Press to return to the main screen.

The pump switches itself off and starts and stops again at the set time.

The ON/OFF lights indicate an active program; the digit at the beginning of the line indicates the number of the active program.

Deactivating the timer:

After the program has been activated, it can be deactivated as follows:

• Press and hold for 3s to go to the timer function.
• Select the program to be deactivated with the ▼ and ▲ buttons.
• Press and hold the button until the ON/OFF indicator is no longer lit.
• Press to return to the main screen.

The ON/OFF lights indicate an active program; the digit at the beginning of the line indicates the number of the active program.

Status values:

The status values can be checked via the remote control by following the steps below:

• Press and hold the ▼ button until you enter the settings check mode.
• Press and to check the status values.
• Press to return to the main screen.

Table of status values:

Code	Description
A01	Water inlet temperature (-30~150°C)
A02	Water outlet temperature (-30~150°C)
A03	Ambient temperature (-30~150°C)
A04	Outlet gas temperature (0~150°C)
A05	Intake gas temperature (-30~150°C)
A06	Coil outer temperature (-30~150°C)
A07	Coil internal temperature (-30~150°C)
A08	The openness of the expansion valve
A09	Reserved
A10	Compressor current (A)
A11	PCB temperature (°C)
A12	Fan motor current (A)
A13	Real frequency of the compressor (Hz)
A14	Motherboard current (A)
A15	Fan motor speed (RPS)

Querying of system parameters:

This procedure is to assist with maintenance and future repairs.

The default settings should only be changed by an experienced professional.

Any change to the reserved settings automatically voids the warranty.

Parameter table:

Code	Description	Factory setting
P01	Calibration of the temperature difference before restarting	1 °C
P02	Reserved
P03	Reserved
P04	Setting the cooling temperature	27 °C
P05	Setting the heating temperature	27 °C
P06	Protection against excessive discharge temperature	120 °C
P07	Discharge temperature too high reset temperature	95 °C
P08	Compressor current protection	Reserved
P09	Setting the compensation coefficient of the temperature water inlet	0 °C
P10	Reserved
P11	Auto-activation time before de-icing starts	45 min
P12	De-icing activation temperature	-3 °C
P13	Maximum de-icing time	8 min
P14	De-icing deactivation temperature	20 °C
P15	Temperature difference between ambient temperature and coil temperature during defrosting	2 °C
P16	Ambient temperature defrost	17 °C
P17	Extended valve action time	45 s
P18	Target superheat temperature during heating	1 °C
P19	Set the EXV discharge temperature	95 °C
P20	The openness of EXV	300
P21	The mini opening for the electric expansion valve	80
P22	EXV mode of operation	1 = auto
P23	EXV year level	350
P24	Target superheat temperature during cooling	3 °C
P25	Water pump switch-off time after reaching the set temperature	45 min
P26	Operating time of the water pump after reaching the set temperature	5 min
P27	EXV mode of operation during cooling	1 = superheat temp.
P28	Filtration pump servo control mode	1 = ON

Note:

Parameter 01:

The heat pump is restarted after reaching the desired temperature (e.g. 27^ C) when the pool temperature drops to 26^ C (27 - 1).

Parameter 28:

Circulating pump control mode

When you switch on your heat pump, the circulating pump starts and 1 minute later the heat pump compressor is activated. When the heat pump stops running, its compressor and the fan switch off and after 30 seconds the circulating pump stops. During a defrost cycle, the circulating pump continues to operate regardless of the selected mode.

Frost protection / de-icing:

Note: For the frost protection system to work, the heat pump must be supplied with power and the circulating pump must be activated. If the circulating pump is servo-controlled by the heat pump, it is activated automatically.

When the heat pump is in standby mode, the system monitors the ambient temperature and the water temperature to activate the frost protection programme if necessary.

The frost protection programme is automatically activated when the ambient temperature or the water temperature is less than 2 °C and when the heat pump has been switched off for more than 120 minutes.

When the frost protection programme is running, the heat pump activates its compressor and the circulating pump to heat the water again until the water temperature exceeds 2 °C .

The heat pump automatically exits frost protection mode when the ambient temperature is greater than or equal to 2 °C or when the heat pump is activated by the user.

If you want to set de-icing outside the automatic frost protection programme:

- Press and hold and for 3s to initiate forced de-icing.

6. Maintenance

ATTENTION: Before performing any maintenance tasks, disconnect the electrical device from the power source by pulling the plug out of the socket outlet.

Do not use aggressive solvents or cleaning agents.

Do not dispose of pool water containing chemicals (e.g. chlorine) on lawns or plants.

The evaporator on the back of the heat pump must be cleaned carefully with a hoover and a soft brush attachment.

Note: All types of repairs must be carried out by qualified personnel.

Annual maintenance:

• Carry out security checks.
• Check the integrity of the electrical wiring.
• Check the earth connections.

Winter:

In the winter months, when the ambient temperature is lower than 3^ C, a decommissioned heat pump must be winterised to avoid frost damage.

• Disconnect the heat pump from the power supply.
• Open the bypass valve. Close the inlet and outlet valves.
• Unscrew the drain plug and the water pipes to drain the water from the heat pump.
• Screw back the drain plug and the pipes or plug them with rags to prevent foreign bodies from entering the circuit. Finally, protect the pump with its winter cover.

If a circulating pump is servo-controlled by the heat pump, drain it as well.

Help in case of faults:

Code	Fault	Possible cause	Remedy
03	Flow sensor fault	Not enough water in the heat exchanger	Check the operation of the water circuit and the opening of the bypass valves
		Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
04	Freeze protection	Protection activated when the ambient temperature is too low and the device is in standby mode	No intervention is required
05	Protection against high pressure	Insufficient water flow	Check operation of water pump and bypass inlet/outlet valve openings
		Excess refrigerant gas	Readjust refrigerant quantity
		Defective 4-way valve	Replace the 4-way valve
		High pressure switch disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace high pressure switch
06	Low pressure protection	Insufficient refrigerant gas	Readjust refrigerant quantity
		Defective 4-way valve	Replace valve
		Low pressure switch disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace low pressure switch
09	Connection problem between circuit board and wired controller	Poor connection	Check wiring connections between controller and PCB
		Defective wired controller	Replace controller
		Defective PCB	Replace PCB
10	Connection problem between PCB and inverter module	Poor connection	Check wiring connections between PCB and inverter module
		Defective inverter module	Replace inverter module
		Defective PCB	Replace PCB
12	Temperature of the ventilated air too high	Insufficient refrigerant gas	Readjust refrigerant quantity
15	Fault in the water inlet temperature sensor	Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
16	Fault in the outdoor temperature of the coil	Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
18	Venting temperature fault	Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
20	Inverter module protection	See chapter Annexes
21	Ambient temperature fault	Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
23	Water temperature at outlet too low for cooling operation	Insufficient water flow	Check operation of water pump and bypass inlet/outlet valve openings
27	Water outlet fault	Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
29	Stored temperature fault	Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
32	Flow temperature too high for heating mode protection	Insufficient water flow	Check operation of water pump and bypass inlet/outlet valve openings
33	Coil temperature too high (higher than 60°C) for protection in cooling mode	Too much refrigerant filled in	Readjust refrigerant quantity
		Fan motor does not work or air outlet blocked	Check that the fan is working properly and that the air inlet is not blocked
42	Temperature error of the inner coil	Sensor disconnected or defective	Reconnect or replace sensor
46	DC fan motor fault	Poor cable connection	Reconnect the fan
		Fan motor is defective	Replace the fan motor

Help in case of faults:

Code	Fault	Possible cause	Remedy
1	IPM overcurrent	IPM module failure	Replace the inverter module
2	Compressor	Compressor	Replace the compressor
4	Reserved
8	Compressor without phase	The cable for the compressor is interrupted/badly connected	Check the wire connection of the compressor
16	DC link voltage too low	Input voltage too low/PFC module error	Check input voltage/replace module
32	DC link voltage too high	Input voltage too high/PFC module error	Replace the inverter module
64	Radiator fin temperature too high	Fan motor failure/air duct blockage	Check fan motor/air duct
128	Radiant fan failure temperature	Cooling fin temperature sensor short circuit or interruption of the circuit	Replace the inverter module
257	Connection error	Inverter module does not receive the command from the PCB	Check the connection between module and PCB
258	AC input without phase	Input without phase	Check the cable connection
260	AC input voltage too high	Input three-phase unbalanced	Check input of 3-phase voltage
264	AC input voltage too low	Input voltage too low	Check input voltage
272	High pressure failure	Compressor pressure too high (reserved)
288	IPM temperature too high	Fan motor failure/air duct blockage	Check fan motor/air duct
320	Compressor current too high	The current of the compressor wiring is too high/ driver and compressor do not fit together	Replace the inverter module
384	Reserved

7. Warranty

The present device was manufactured and inspected according to the latest methods. The seller warrants for faultless material and workmanship in accordance with the legal regulations of the country in which the device was purchased. The warranty period begins with the day of the purchase and is subject to the provisions below: Within the period of warranty, all defects which are to be attributable to defective materials or manufacturing will be eliminated free of charge. Any complaints are to be reported immediately upon their detection.

The warranty claim becomes void in the case of interventions undertaken by the purchaser or by third parties. Damage resulting from improper handling or operation, incorrect setting-up or storage, inappropriate connection or installation or Acts of God or other external influences are excluded from warranty. Parts being subject to wear and tear, such as the pump wheel (impeller), mechanical shaft seals, membranes and pressure switch are excluded from warranty.

All parts were manufactured using maximum care and high-quality materials and are designed for a long lifecycle. It should be understood, however, that the wear and tear depends on the kind of use, the intensity of use and the internals of maintenance. Complying with the installation and maintenance information contained in the present operating instructions will therefore considerably contribute to a long lifecycle of these wearing parts. In case of complaints, we reserve the option of repairing or replacing the defective parts or replace the entire device. Replaced parts will pass into our property.

Claims for liquidated damages are excluded unless they are caused by wilful acts or negligence on the side of the manufacturer.

The warranty does not provide for any claims beyond those referred to above. The warranty claim has to be evidenced by the purchaser in the form of the submission of the sales receipt. The present warranty commitment is valid in the country in which the device was purchased.

GB

Please note:

1. Should your device fail to function properly, please verify first whether an operating error or another cause is present which cannot be attributed to a defect of the device.
2. In case you have to take or send in your defective device for repair, please be sure to enclose the following documents:

– Sales receipt (sales slip).

- A description of the occurring defect (a description as accurate as possible will expedite the repair work).

1. In case you have to take or send in your defective device for repair, please remove any attached parts which do not belong to the original condition of the device. If any attached parts of this kind should be missing upon the return of the device, we shall not be liable for them.

8. How to order spare parts

The fastest, most simple and cheapest way of ordering spare parts is through the internet. On our website www.tip-pumpen.de you will find a convenient spare part shop where you can order spare parts with just a couple of clicks. In addition, this is also the place where we publish comprehensive information and valuable tips on our products and accessories, introduce new devices and present current trends and innovations in the range of pump technology.

9. Service

In the case of warranty claims or malfunction, please contact your point of sale.

A current operating manual is available as required as a PDF file via e-mail: [e-mail]

For EC countries only

Do not throw electric appliances in your dustbin!

According to EU guideline 2012/19/EU concerning old electric and electronic appliances and its implementation in national law, such appliances must be collected separately and fed into an environment-friendly recycling system. Please consult your local waste management system for advice on recycling.

Chère cliente, cher client,

Line drawing of a small air conditioner unit with fan and ventilation duct (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a fan with a diagonal black cross mark (no text or symbols)

Fig. 1

graph LR
    A["Control Unit"] --> B["OUT"]
    B --> C["Flow Path with Inlet"]
    C --> D["Filtration + Pump"]
    D --> E["FROM THE POOL"]
    E --> F["Pool"]
    G["TOWARDS THE POOL"] --> H["Automated treatment system"]
    H --> I["Water Out"]

Fig. 4

1→ 2→ 3→ 4→ WATER 25°C AIR 15°C 16:43 M ←5 ▲ ▼ ←6 ←7 COP EFFICENCY 80% 80% 100% 80% 100% 100% 100% 80% 80% 100% 80% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 1 ←7

Line drawing of a front-end air conditioner unit with fan and ventilation slots (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a fan device with a black X-shaped symbol crossed out (no text or labels)

Fig. 1

graph LR
    A["Control Unit"] --> B["OUT"]
    B --> C["Flow Path with Inlet"]
    C --> D["Filtration + Pump"]
    D --> E["FROM THE POOL"]
    E --> F["Pool"]
    G["TOWARDS THE POOL"] --> H["Automated treatment system"]
    H --> I["Inlet"]

Fig. 4

Line drawing of a small air conditioner unit with fan and ventilation duct (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a fan with a black X mark indicating prohibition (no text or symbols present)

Fig. 1

graph LR
    A["Control Unit"] --> B["OUT"]
    B --> C["Flow Path with Inlet"]
    C --> D["Inlet"]
    D --> E["Filtration + Pump"]
    E --> F["From the Pool"]
    F --> G["POOL"]
    G --> H["TOWARDS THE POOL"]
    H --> I["Automated treatment system"]

Fig. 4

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