Aquacal Aerotemp AT100 Bedienungsanleitung

POOL & SPA

HEAT PUMP OWNER’S MANUAL

H e a t W a v e A e r o T e m p

H100 AT100

H120 AT120

NOTE: THIS MANUAL ALSO APPLIES TO XL100, XL120, SB120, & APS120 MODELS

Owner Notes

______________________________________________________________________________

Table of Contents

WELCOME TO THE AQUACAL FAMILY.......................................................4

IMPORTANT FEATURES OF YOUR NEW HEAT PUMP .............................4

GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION ................................................................5

WATERCHEMISTRY&TEMPERATUREFACTORS........................................................6

WaterTemperatureSafetyFactors........................................................................................6

WaterChemistrySafetyFactors............................................................................................6

HOW A HEAT PUMP WORKS ............................................................................7

GETTING FAMILIAR WITH CONTROLS .......................................................8

IGITAL

ONTROLLER

–P

ANEL

AYOUT

...................................................................................8

IGITAL

ONTROLLER

-O

PERATIONAL

ISPLAYS

.......................................................................9

GETTING YOUR HEAT PUMP STARTED & STOPPED ............................ 10

NITIAL

TART

.....................................................................................................................10

OWTO

PERATETHE

ONTROLS

............................................................................................10

ONTINUOUS

SAGEAND

ATER

ROUND

NIT

....................................................................11

EQUIRED

OURSOF

OOL

UMP

PERATION

..........................................................................11

HUTTHE

NIT

............................................................................................................11

MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................. 12

LANNED

AINTENANCE

ROGRAM

.........................................................................................12

ENERAL

AINTENANCE

..........................................................................................................12

AINTAINING

ROPER

ATER

LOW

.......................................................................................13

AINTAINING

ROPER

LEARANCES

ROUND

EATER

...........................................................13

RecommendedClearances…Sides,Front,andRear..........................................................14

RecommendedClearances…Overhead,Front,&Rear:.....................................................15

SEASONAL USE & SHUT DOWN .................................................................... 16

URINGTHE

WIM

EASON

.......................................................................................................16

REEZEPROTECTION

XTENDEDSHUTDOWNS

........................................................................16

INTERIZING

............................................................................................................................16

ToWinterizeaHeatPumpEquippedwithanInternalDrain..............................................16

ToWinterizeaHeatPumpEquippedwithanExternalDrain............................................18

TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................... 19

EAT

UMP

UNNING

.......................................................................................................19

EAT

UMP

UNNINGBUT

EATING

................................................................................19

ATER

EAKING

UTOFTHE

EAT

UMP

...............................................................................20

WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOU CALL US ................................. 20

APPENDIX ............................................................................................................ 21

I. A

QUA

’

LANNED

AINTENANCE

ROGRAM

II. C

ALCULATING

NITIAL

EATING

IME

III. O

WNER

’

NSTRUCTIONSFOR

HP7D

IGITAL

EAT

UMPCONTROLLER

WELCOME TO THE AQUACAL FAMILY

CongratulationsonyourwisedecisiontomakeanAquaCalheatpumppartof

yourhome. Since1981,AquaCalhasmaintainedtheworldwideleadinthe

manufactureofswimmingpool&spaheatpumps.

Yournewheatpumpisnotonlyagreatinvestment,butalsothemostcosteffective

methodavailableforheatingpoolsandspas.Forexample,asameanstoheatpool

orspawater,yourheatpumpisupto400%moreefficientthangas,and,when

comparedtoelectricresistanceheat,yourheatpumpisnearly600%more

effective. Youcanrestassuredthatyournewheatpumpisofthehighestquality

andefficiency,andisdesignedandbuilttoprovideyearsof trouble-freeoperation.

Moreover,shouldyoudecideyouwouldlikeAquaCaltoprovideregular

inspectionandmaintenanceforyourheatpump–which we do recommend–youwill

findthatAquaCalhasthelargestandmost-qualifiedfactory-trainedservicestaffin

thepool&spaheatpumpindustry.

IMPORTANT FEATURES OF YOUR NEW HEAT PUMP

OURNEWHEATPUMPISEQUIPPEDWITHTHEFOLLOWINGINNOVATIVEFEATURES

• ThermoLink™ HeatExchanger:

TheheartofyourheatpumpisthepatentedThermoLink™ heatexchanger. Theprimary

causeofprematureheatpumpdemiseisthefailureoftheheatexchanger. Ordinaryheat

exchangersaremadefromacupronickelalloy.Thiscupronickelmaterialissusceptibleto

attackfromthesanitizersusedinpoolsandspas,andfromotherrelatedwaterchemistry

conditions.Oncetheheatexchangerfails,theheatpumpisruined.TheThermoLink™ heat

exchangertubeismadefromtitanium,andisvirtuallyimpervioustowater-chemistry

damage.

• ScrollCompressor:

Scrollcompressorscontain50%fewermovingpartsthancommonpiston-typecompressors.

Lessmovingpartsequatestomuchimprovedreliability. Additionally,scrollcompressors

aremuchquieterinoperationthanpiston-typecompressors,andoperateataconsiderably

higherefficiencylevel.

• MicroprocessorControl:

Full-feature,digital-basedmicroprocessor,controlswatertemperaturetowithin1ºFahrenheit

ofsetpoint. Thecontrolleralsopermitsusertopredefinedifferentpoolandspawater

temperatures,andtopreventtamperingbylockingoutcontrolsusingapasscode.

• Corrosion-Proof,UV-ProtectedCabinet

• QuietOperation…Throughtheuseofascrollcompressorandoptimally-sizedfanblade.

LEASESPENDAFEWMINUTESREADINGFURTHERTOBECOMEFAMILIARWITHALL

THEFEATURES

THESAFEOPERATION

ANDTHECAREOFYOURNEWHEATPUMP

…

GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION

Usedandmaintainedproperly,yourheatpumpwillprovideyear-upon-yearofsafe

andeconomicalservice. However,aswithanymechanicalorelectricaldevice,to

getthemostfromyourheatpump–while insuring personal safety for you and

others–certainoperationalandmaintenancefactorsmustbeobserved.

Likewise,exceptingafewminorowner-capablemaintenanceitems(explained

later in this manual), repairandserviceofyourheatpumpmustbeperformedonly

byexperiencedservicepersonnel. Shouldyou,theowner,suspectyourheatpump

isnotperformingproperly,byreferringtothesectioninthismanualentitled:

“Troubleshooting”,youwillbeabletodetermineifacallforserviceisrequired.

Yourinstallercanbeonesourceofservice,orAquaCalCustomerSupport

personnelstandreadytoassistyouat:(800)786-7751. Forquestionsconcerning

installation,modifications,operation,serviceandupkeep,pleasecontactyour

installerorAquaCalCustomerSupport.Warrantiesmaybevoidediftheheaterhas

beenused,maintained,orrepairedimproperly.

Inadditiontopossiblevoidingofwarranties:unapprovedinstallationmethods,

non-standardmodifications,poororincorrectmaintenance,servicebyunqualified

personnel,orimproperuseoftheheatermayresultinpersonalinjuryand/or

propertydamage. Forpersonalsafetyandtoavoiddamagetoequipment,itis

importantthatsafetyinstructionsdisplayedontheheatpump,andwithinthis

manual,beread,understood,andfollowed.

Throughoutthismanualthefollowingtwosafetysignalsareplacedwhere

particularcareisrequired. Pleasenote: “WARNING” relatestopersonalsafety,

while“CAUTION” signalspromoteavoidingdamagetoequipment:

WARNING

Failuretoheedthefollowingmayresultin

permanentinjuryordeath.

This“Warning”symbolappearsinthismanualwherespecialattentionis

requiredforpersonalsafety. Specific instructions will appear in this box.

CAUTION

Failuretoheedthefollowingcanresultin

damagetoequipment.

This“Caution”symbolappearsi

nthismanualwherespecialcareisrequiredto

avoidequipmentdamage. Specific instructions will appear in this box.

WATER CHEMISTRY & TEMPERATURE FACTORS

Water Temperature Safety Factors

Water Chemistry Safety Factors

RECOMMENDED CHEMISTRY WATER STANDARDS

Chlorine………………: 1.0–3.0ppminpools,1.5–3.0ppminspas

Bromine………………: 2.0–4.0ppminpools,3.0–5.0ppminspas

PH…………………….: 7.4–7.6inpools,7.2–7.8inspas

TotalAlkalinity………: 80–140ppminpools,80–120ppminspas

CalciumHardness……: 200–400ppminpoolsandspas

TotalDissolvedSolids..: 1,000–2,000ppminpools,

1,500ppmaboveyourstart-upTDSinspas

WARNING!

Failuretoheedthefollowingmayresultin

permanentinjuryordeath.

Improperwaterchemistrycanpresentaserioushealthhazard. Toavoid

possiblehazards,maintainPool-Spawaterperstandardsbelow.

CAUTION!

Failuretoheedthefollowingcanresultin

damagetoequipment.

Whileyourheatpump’stitanium-basedheatexchangerprovidesnearly

imperviousprotectionagainstpoorwaterchemistry,improperwaterchemistry

maycauseexpensivedamagetopumps,filters,poolshell,etc. Toavoid

equipmentdamage,maintainPool-Spawaterperstandardsbelow.

Prolongedimmersioninwaterwarmerthannormalbodytemperaturemay

causeaconditionknownasHYPERTHERMIA.Thesymptomsof

hyperthermiainclude:unawarenessofimpendinghazard,failuretoperceive

heat,failuretorecognizetheneedtoexitspa,andunconsciousness. Theuseof

alcohol,drugs,ormedicationcangreatlyincreasetheriskoffatal

hyperthermia. Inaddition,personshavinganadversemedicalhistory,or

pregnantwomen,shouldconsultaphysicianbeforeusingahottuborspa.

Childrenandtheextremeelderlyshouldbesupervisedbyaresponsibleadult.

WARNING

Failuretoheedthefollowingmayresultin

permanentinjuryordeath.

HOW A HEAT PUMP WORKS

HEFOLLOWINGEXPLANATIONISPROVIDEDTOHELPYOUIN

UNDERSTANDINGWHATTOEXPECTFROMYOURHEATPUMP

…

AHeatPumpDoesNotMakeHeat…

Heatpumpsaresoextraordinarilyefficientbecausetheydonotneedtoproduce

heatinordertowarmpoolorspawater. Rather,heatpumpssimplytransfer heat

from theoutsideairintothepoolorspawater. Ifoneconsidersthatabsolute

“0”–the point where all heat is absent–occursat459ºFahrenheitbelowzero,it

becomesevidentthatoutsideair–even at the relative cool temperature of

55ºFahrenheit–stillcontainslargeamountsofheatenergy. Itisthatabundantheat

energythataheatpumpcapturesandplacesintoyourpoolorspa.

OOL

ATER

ARMED

ATER

EAT

ADEN

NTERS

EATREMOVEDFROM

…

OOL

NOTE: Water returning to pool or spa will be warmed approximately 2º to 4º F, each pass through.

GETTING FAMILIAR WITH CONTROLS

DIGITAL CONTROLLER – PANEL LAYOUT

Control Buttons (

AS INDICATED BY CIRCLED LETTERS

)

A. Down Arrow –Pressingthiskeydecreasesthetemperaturesetting. Setting

thetemperaturebelow60°Fturnstheheatpumpoff.

B. Pool / Spa Selector –Pressingthiskeyselectseitherthepoolorspamode.

Alsousedtoacceptprogrammingselections.

C. Up Arrow –Pressingthiskeyincreasesthetemperaturesetting.The

maximumtemperaturesettingis104°F.

Indicator Lights & Displays (

AS INDICATED BY CIRCLED NUMBERS

)

1) Spa Indicator Light –Iflit,indicatesspathermostatiscontrollingheater.

2) Heating Indicator Light –Iflit,indicatesheatpumpisheating.

3) Pool Indicator Light –Iflit,indicatespoolthermostatiscontrollingheater.

4) LED Display –DisplayswatertemperaturewhenUP/DOWNARROWSare

notbeingpressed,ordesiredtemperaturewhenUPARROWorDOWN

ARROWispressed. WaterTempDisplay–Example…104ºFdisplayed.

5) Desired Temp Light – Indicatestemperaturesettingisdisplayed,and

temperaturesettingischangingduetotheUPARROWorDOWNARROW

beingpressed.

DIGITAL CONTROLLER- OPERATIONAL DISPLAYS

HEFOLLOWINGCODESWILLBEDISPLAYEDASPART

OFTHENORMALOPERATIONOFTHEHEATER

OPERATIONAL CODES

o FLO—Nowaterflowdetected. Codemessagewillappearanytimethe

circulatingpumpisoff,orwhentheheaterisnotreceivingcorrectwater

flow.

o OFF—Systemisoff. Systemisoffuntiltemperaturesetpointisraised

above60°F.

o CFI—Celsius/FahrenheitSelection.

o ULC—UserLockCode. Whenactivated,stepstothenextmenulevel:

ELC.

o ELC—EnterLockCode. Allowsendusertoselectasecretcodesoonly

authorizedpersonscanchangeheatersettings.

o CFO—CallFlexOptions. Whenactivated,stepstothenextmenulevel:

CFS.

o CFS—CallorFlexselection. Allowsusertochoosebetweencallorflex

options.

o FS—Heaterindefrostmode. Normalfunctioninlowerairtemperatures.

Fancontinuestorunandcompressorisoff. Compressorwillrestartwhen

aircoiltemperaturerisestoapproximately38°F.

IMPORTANT !

ORAMOREDETAILEDEXPLANATIONOFDIGITALCONTROLLER

OPERATION

ANDASSOCIATEDDISPLAYCODES

SEE

WNER

’

NSTRUCTIONSFOR

HP7D

IGITAL

EAT

UMP

ONTROLLER

LOCATEDINTHEAPPENDIXOFTHISMANUAL

GETTING YOUR HEAT PUMP STARTED & STOPPED

ATTENTION:

THIS IS A QUICK-START GUIDE…Formorecompleteinformation

concerningthedigitalcontrollerfeaturesandprogramming,see:Owner’s

Instructions for HP7 Digital Heat Pump Controller, locatedintheappendixofthis

manual.

INITIAL START UP

1. Startthewatercirculatorpump.

NOTE: T

OOL

ILTER

UMPMUSTBEOPERATINGFORTHEHEATPUMPTOBEGIN

HEATING

. A

NYTIMETHE

OOL

ILTER

UMPISTURNEDOFF

THEHEATPUMPWILLALSOBE

OFF

2. Ensurethattheunithaspowerconnected;displayshouldbeilluminated.

3. Ifthedisplayisblank,becertainthebreakerandheaterdisconnectareswitched

to“ON”.

HOW TO OPERATE THE CONTROLS

1. Oncetheunithaspowerconnected,thedisplayshouldreadeither“OFF”or

theactualpoolorspawatertemperature. Ifotherthan“OFF”ortheactual

watertemperaturearedisplayed,seethe“TroubleShooting”section.

2. Ifthedisplayreads“OFF”, presstheuparrowkeyuntilthedisplayreads

60°Forhigher.

NOTE:T

HEDISPLAYREADSCURRENTPOOL

SPAWATERTEMPERATUREWHENTHE

DESIREDTEMPERATUREISSETTO

60°F

ORABOVE

. W

HENTHEDESIREDWATER

TEMPERATUREISSETBELOW

60°F

THEDISPLAYREADS

“OFF”.

3. Oncetheunitisdisplayingthecurrentwatertemperature,thesystemis

readytooperate. LocatethePOOL/SPAselectorkeyonthecontrolpanel;

bypressingthiskey,youcanselectbetweenthepoolandspamode.

4. UsingthePOOL/SPAselectorkey,selectthepoolmode. Whenthepool

modehasbeenselected,thepoolindicatorlight,locatedontheleftsideof

thedisplay,willbeilluminated.

5. Withthecontrolinthepoolmode,usetheUP/DOWNarrowkeystosetthe

desiredpoolwatertemperature.

6. Ifheaterisalsobeingusedtoheataspa,repeattheprevioustwostepsto

programthedesiredspawatertemperature.

7. Theheatpumpwillnowmaintainthedesiredwatertemperatureforthe

modeselected: POOL,orSPA.

Dieses Handbuch passt für folgende Modelle

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Andere Aquacal Wärmepumpe Handbücher

Aquacal

Aquacal TropiCal Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal AUTOPILOT 120 Programmierhandbuch

Aquacal

Aquacal 100 Programmierhandbuch

Aquacal

Aquacal HeatWave H100 Beilage

Aquacal

Aquacal HeatWave SuperQuiet SQ120R Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal LTP0024 Service-Handbuch

Aquacal

Aquacal Leisure Temp LT55 Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal Heat Pump Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal GBB Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal GBB Series Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal WATER SOURCE WS03 Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal Heatwave SuperQuiet TropiCool TC1500 Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal TropiCal T115 Programmierhandbuch

Aquacal

Aquacal 100 Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal Great Big Bopper Technisches Datenblatt

Aquacal

Aquacal HeatWave SuperQuiet SQ175 Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal HeatWave SuperQuiet SQ120R Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal 100 Programmierhandbuch

Aquacal

Aquacal LTP0024 Service-Handbuch

Aquacal

Aquacal HeatWave H100 Beilage

Aquacal

Aquacal AUTOPILOT 110 Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal HP9 Bedienungsanleitung

Aquacal

Aquacal H/AT100R Programmierhandbuch

Aquacal

Aquacal AUTOPILOT SIDEWINDER LTP0093 Bedienungsanleitung

Beliebte Wärmepumpe Handbücher anderer Marken

MICROWELL

MICROWELL HP 1000 GREEN Bedienungsanleitung

Sanyo

Sanyo SAP120FCH Bedienungsanleitung

Daikin

Daikin EHYHBH05AA Bedienungsanleitung

Panasonic

Panasonic WH-SDF03E3E5 Leitfaden

Bryant

Bryant 544B Bedienungsanleitung

Airxcel

Airxcel 45000 Series Handbuch

Mitsubishi Electric

Mitsubishi Electric PUZ-SWM60VAA Bedienungsanleitung

Dimplex

Dimplex LI 16I-TUR Benutzerhandbuch

Carrier

Carrier WSHP Open v3 Kurzanleitung zur Einrichtung

TGM

TGM CTV14CN018A Bedienungsanleitung

Carrier

Carrier 38MGQ Series Bedienungsanleitung

Kokido

Kokido K2O K880BX/EU Fehlerbehebungshandbuch

Viessmann

Viessmann VITOCAL 300-G PRO Type BW 2150 Kurzanleitung

Carrier

Carrier 48EZN Bedienungsanleitung

Viessmann

Viessmann KWT Vitocal 350-G Pro Series Betriebsanleitung

Ariston

Ariston NIMBUS Bedienungsanleitung

Weishaupt

Weishaupt WWP L 7 Benutzerhandbuch

GE Zoneline AZ85H09EAC Bedienungsanleitung