Plastic Shell Swimming Pool Heat Pump

SWIMMING POOL HEAT PUMP
(PLASTIC SHELL)
Directions for installation and maintenance
Model : KS70 / KS90 / KS140 / KS170

KS120 / KS150 / KS200 / KS250
( Heating only)
Please read this instruction manual before using the heat pump. January 2018
SWIMMING POOL HEAT PUMP (PLASTIC SHELL) Directions for installation and maintenance
Contents
1. PRECAUTION & WARNING …....................................................................................... 3

1.1 Safety precaution ............................................................................................. 3
1.2 Installation Warning .......................................................................................... 3
2. CAUTION ....................................................................................................................... 4
3. SPECIFICATIONS ……………….................................................................................... 4
4. GENERAL DIAGRAM OF THE REFRIGERATING CIRCUIT ......................................... 6
5. COMPONENTS VIEWS ................................................................................................. 7
5.1 Vertical Models ................................................................................................. 7
5.2 Horizontal Models ............................................................................................ 8
6. CONTROL SYSTEM AND ROTECTION ....................................................................... 9
7. ELECTRIC DIAGRAMS ................................................................................................. 9
7.1 KS120 .............................................................................................................. 9
7.2 KS150 ............................................................................................................ 10
7.3 KS200/KS250 ................................................................................................. 11
7.4 KS70/KS90 ..................................................................................................... 12
7.5 KS140/KS170 ................................................................................................. 13
8. INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................. 14
8.1 Rules of installation ...................................................................................... 14
8.2 Foundation ...................................................................................................... 14
8.3 Location .......................................................................................................... 14
8.4 Safety distance ............................................................................................... 14
8.5 Other precaution ............................................................................................ 15
8.6 Electric Wiring ................................................................................................ 15
8.7 Water pipes connection .................................................................................. 15
9. DISPLAY & PANEL ....................................................................................................... 16
9.1 Buttons.............................................................................................................16
9.2 Operation......................................................................................................... 17
9.3 Adjustment of time and timer .......................................................................... 18
9.4 Settings ........................................................................................................... 18
10. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION ................................................................................ 20
10.1 Water Flow refrigerating circuit pressure ...................................................... 20
10.2 Defrosting ..................................................................................................... 20
10.3 Environment problem ................................................................................... 21
10.4 Washing sand filter ....................................................................................... 21
10.5 Heat Pump Cleaning .................................................................................... 21
11. ERROR DIAGNOSIS & SOLUTION ........................................................................... 22
12. COMMAN QUESTIONS ............................................................................................. 23
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Congratulations on your selection of our heat pump for your comfort conditioning requirements.
Your home is fitted with a unique renewable heating technology, allowing you to benefit from lower
running costs and a more even temperature throughout your home. It will heat your pool water and
keep the constant temperature when air temperature at 5-35℃.
We hope you enjoy a warm and comfortable swimming season!
1. PRECAUTION & WARNING
1.1 Safety Precaution

To prevent injury to user or other people and damage to property, the following instructions must be
followed.
 Incorrect operation due to ignoring instructions can cause harm or damage.
 Before servicing the unit, be sure to read this service manual first.
1.2 Installation Warning

 Do not use a defective or underrated circuit breaker. Use this appliance on a dedicated circuit.
There is a risk of fire or electric shock.
 For electrical work, contact the dealer, seller, a qualified electrician, or an authorized service
center.
Do not disassemble or repair the product yourself, there is a risk of fire or electric shock.
 Always ground the product.
 Always install a dedicated circuit and breaker.
Improper wiring or installation may cause fire or electric shock.
 Use correctly rated breaker or fuse.
There is risk of fire or electric shock.
 Do not modify or extend the power cable.
 Do not install, remove, or reinstall the unit yourself (customer).
There is risk of fire, electric shock, explosion, or injury.
 Be cautious when unpacking and installing the product.
Sharp edges could cause injury, be especially careful of the case edges and fins on the
evaporator.
 For installation, always contact the dealer or an authorized service center.
 Do not install the product on a defective installation stand.
Ensure power cable is not pulled out or damaged during operation. There is a risk of fire or electric
shock.
 Do not place anything on the power cable.
 Do not plug or unplug the power supply cable during operation.
 Do not touch or operate the product with wet hands.
 Do not place a heater or other appliance near the power cable.
 Do not store or use flammable gas or combustible items near the product.
There is a risk of fire or failure of product.
 If strange sounds or smoke comes from the product, turn the breaker off.
There is a risk of electric shock or fire.
 Stop operation in a storm or a hurricane.
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2. CAUTION
 WHEN THE HEAT PUMP IS NOT IN USE IN WINTERS, DRAIN THE WATER COMPLETELY
OUT FROM THE SYSTEM, TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO HEAT EXCHANGER AND OTHER
PARTS.
 TO ENSURE HEAT PUMP’S EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY IS MAINTAINED, PERIODICALLY
CLEAN THE WATER CIRCUIT INSIDE THE HEAT PUMP.
 Always check for gas (refrigerant) leakage after installation or repair of product.
Low refrigerant levels may cause failure of the product.
 Install the drain hose correctly to ensure water is drained properly.
 Do not install the product where it will be exposed to sea wind (salt spray) directly.
It may cause corrosion on the product. Corrosion, particularly on the condenser and evaporator
fins, could cause product malfunction or inefficient operation.
 This heat pump is exclusively for heating swimming pools.
 Any other use not in conformity and randomly will be considered dangerous and unsuitable.
 The assembly, the electric connection and the startup must be carried out by specialized and
professional person.
 It is essential to maintain the temperature in the swimming pool lower than the recommended
value by the swimming pool builder.
3. SPECIFICATIONS
Model KS70 KS90 KS140 KS170
Air discharge Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal
Shell material Plastic Plastic Plastic Plastic
Heating capacity KW 7.0 9.0 13.5 16.5
Heating power in KW 1.6 2.1 3.2 3.9
Power supply V/Ph/Hz 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50
Current (heating) A 7.2 9.5 14.5 17.8
Max current in A 12 16 22 28
Noise dB(A) 49 50 51 52
Ambient Temperature ℃ 5-35 5-35 5-35 5-35
Setting Temperature ℃ 5-35 5-35 5-35 5-35
Brand Toshiba/Hitachi Toshiba/Hitachi Toshiba/Hitachi Toshiba/Hitachi
Compressor
Type Rotary Rotary Rotary Rotary
Refrigerant (R410a) g 1100 1350 2200 2500
Fan quantity 1 1 1 1
Min water flow L/min 60 60 90 90
Water connect Inch 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
Heat exchanger Titanium PVC Titanium PVC Titanium PVC Titanium PVC
Flow switch Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pressure protect HP and LP HP and LP HP and LP HP and LP
Display LED LED LED LED
Auto-defrost Yes Yes Yes Yes
Microcomputer control Yes Yes Yes Yes
Unit dimension LXWXH(mm) 1000/340/645 1000/340/645 1150/400/845 1150/400/845
Packing dimension LXWXH(mm) 1120/420/670 1120/420/670 1270/480/870 1270/480/870
Net/shipping weight Kg 56/63 63/70 102/113 105/118
Heating capacity is based on inlet water temperature 25℃,Ambient air temperature 24℃(DB)/19℃(WB)
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Model KS120 KS150 KS200 KS250

Air discharge Vertical Vertical Vertical Vertical
Shell material Plastic Plastic Plastic Plastic
Heating capacity KW 12.0 14.5 19.5 24.3
Heating power in KW 2.76 3.18 4.52 5.9
5.78
Noise dB(A) 49 50 55 55
Power supply V/Ph/Hz 230/1/50 230/1/50 400/3/50 400/3/50
Current (heating) A 12.5 14.5 7.7 9.8
Max current in A 15 16.1 9.46 11.1
Ambient Temperature ℃ 5-35 5-35 5-35 5-35
Setting Temperature ℃ 5-35 5-35 5-35 5-35
Brand Toshiba/Hitachi Toshiba/Hitachi Toshiba/Hitachi Toshiba/Hitachi
Compressor
Type Rotary Scroll Scroll Scroll
Refrigerant (R410a) g 1850 2450 2800 3000
Manometer Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fan quantity 1 1 1 1
Min water flow L/min 90 100 130 130
Water connect Inch 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
Heat exchanger Titanium PVC Titanium PVC Titanium PVC Titanium PVC
Flow switch Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pressure protect HP and LP HP and LP HP and LP HP and LP
Display LED LED LED LED
Auto-defrost Yes Yes Yes Yes
Microcomputer control Yes Yes Yes Yes
Packing method Wood Wood Wood Wood
Unit dimension LXWXH(mm) 674x605x955 674x605x955 785x705x974 785x705x974
Packing dimension LXWXH(mm) 760x660x1140 760x660x1140 870x750x1140 870x750x1140
Net/shipping weight Kg 75/97 82/104 100/130 109/139
Heating capacity is based on inlet water temperature 25℃,Ambient air temperature 24℃(DB)/19℃(WB)
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4. GENERAL DIAGRAM OF THE REFRIGERATING CIRCUIT
Heat pumps use electricity to capture heat and move it from outside air to pool water. They don't
generate heat.
As the pool pump circulates the swimming pool water, the water drawn from the pool passes through
a filter and the heat pump. The heat pump has a fan that draws in the outside air and directs it over
the evaporator coil. Liquid refrigerant within the evaporator coil absorbs the heat from the outside air
and becomes a gas. The warm gas in the coil then passes through the compressor. The compressor
increases the heat, creating a very hot gas that then passes through the condenser. The condenser
transfers the heat from the hot gas to the cooler pool water circulating through the heat pump. The
heated water then returns to the pool. The hot gas, as it flows through the condenser coil, returns to
liquid form and back to the evaporator, where the whole process begins again.
Higher efficiency heat pump pool heaters usually use scroll compressors versus the reciprocal
compressors of standard units. Heat pump works efficiently as long as the outside temperature
remains above the 7-20℃ range. The higher of the temperature of outside air they draw in, the more
energy they use.
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5. COMPONENTS VIEWS
5.1 Vertical Models: KS120 / KS150 / KS200 / KS250
14 Compressor 28 Flow detector
13 Left Pillar 27 Circuit Board
12 Manometer 26 Transformer
11 Four Way Valve /Copper Pipe 25 Motor Capacitor
10 Fan motor 24 Public Terminal
9 Filling gas valve 23 Terminal
8 Filter 22 Compressor Capacitor
7 High Pressure switch 21 Electrical Box
6 Low Pressure switch 20 Right Front Panel
5 Capillary 19 Defrost Sensor
4 Chassis 18 Condenser
3 Titanium and PVC Heat Exchanger 17 Top cover
2 Power Cord 16 Liquid reservoir
1 Left Front Panel 15 Right Pillar
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5.2 Horizontal Models: KS70 / KS90 /KS140 /KS170
14 Compressor 28 Flow detector
13 Fan 27 Circuit Board
12 Motor support 26 Transformer
11 Four Way Valve /Copper Pipe 25 Motor Capacitor
10 Fan motor 24 Public Terminal
9 Filling gas valve 23 Terminal
8 Filter 22 Compressor Capacitor
7 High Pressure switch 21 Electrical Box
6 Low Pressure switch 20 Front Panel
5 Capillary 19 Defrost Sensor
4 Structural framing 18 Condenser
3 Titanium and PVC Heat Exchanger 17 Top cover
2 Power Cord 16 Liquid reservoir
1 Left/Right Front Panel 15 Grille
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6. CONTROL SYSTEM AND PROTECTION
The heat pump is fitted out with 2 control systems:
- A temperature sensor of the evaporator, it is being used to control defrosting operation..
- A temperature sensor placed on the exchanger, when the temperature of the water reaches the
required temperature, the heat pump will be stopped. The normal cycle will restart when the
temperature in the exchanger drop down to 2°C lower than presetting temperature.
Main protection:
- Protection of lacking water for condenser.
- High and low pressure protection of refrigerant.
- Temperature protection of compressor discharge.
- Integrated to the card, a magnetic ammeter/circuit breaker on the compressor.
If an error occurs on one of these systems (defective system, off-line or abnormal measured value), a
message of error will appear on the display screen; see the paragraph “Error codes and what to do”
of this note.
7. ELECTRIC DIAGRAMS
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KS150
10
KS200/KS250
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KS70/KS90
12
KS140/KS170
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8. INSTALLATION
8.1 Rules of installation
 Electric and plumber job must be carried out according to local standards.
 The machine must be installed outside.
8.2 Foundation
 Mount the unit on a level, sturdy base, preferably a concrete slab or blocks. The size of the base
should be at least: 1200mm x 900mm
 The unit’s supporting base must be high enough to keep it completely free of standing water at all
times.
8.3 Location
Vertical Unit:
This unit features an ‘up-flow’ discharge
for quiet operation. Air is pulled up
through the evaporator coil and
discharged through the top grill. Allow
at least 5 ft. (1.5 m) clearance above
the unit for unrestricted air discharge.
DO NOT install the unit under a porch
or deck
Horizontal Unit:
This unit features a ‘side-flow’
discharge for quiet operation. Air is
pulled up through the evaporator coil
and discharged through the front side
grill. Allow at least 5 ft. (100 cm)
clearance in front of the unit for
unrestricted air discharge.
8.4 Safety distance

Between the swimming pool and the foot bath: the fitter must imperatively refer to the standard
C15-100 section 702; the machine should not be installed in volume 1 surrounding the swimming
pool but at least in volume 2 so at a distance of 2m minimum of the swimming pool and foot bath. 8.5
Other precautions of installation:
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 Do not install the machine close to driveway in order to avoid emissions from the car.
 Ensure children do not play around the machine unsupervised.
8.5 Other precautions of installation

 Do not install the machine close to driveway in order to avoid emissions from the car.
 Ensure children do not play around the machine unsupervised
8.6 Electric Wiring

CAUTION:
 Before connecting the machine, make sure that the feeder is disconnected to the electrical network.
 The electric installation must be carried out by qualified electricians according to standards of the
country where the unit is installed.
Power supply
 KS120 / KS150: 220～240V, single-phase , 50Hz
 KS200 / KS250: 380～400V, triple-phase, 50Hz
 KS70 / KS90 / KS140 / KS170: 220～240V single-phase current, 50Hz
Characteristic minimum of the protection

 Protection must be of 16A, by circuit breaker or fuse; it must protect the heat pump exclusively; the
circuit breaker must be specified with curve D, the fuse must be specified .
 Differential protection: 30mA (the length of cable between the connector block of the heat pump
and the switch board should not exceed 12m).
Control
The heat pump is fitted out with a Flow Switch to protect it from damage and for cooling circuit
protection.
8.7 Water Pipes Connection Diagram
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9. DISPLAY PANEL
9.1 Buttons
Buttons Function
ON / OFF
Heating mode & defrost Setting selection
Light of heating mode running/ Flashing when heat pump defrosting
Adjustment of the temperature desired; Adjustment of the start and stop hour;
Adjustment of the temperature desired; Adjustment of the start and stop hour;
Force Defrost / Temperature display
To adjust the current hour and function timetable ( set a starting hour )
To adjust the current hour and function timetable ( set a stopping hour )
To set the hour
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9.2 Operation
External appliance or Heat pump
Display
button of heat pump answer
Engage the circuit
breaker of the heat
Put the heat pump
Indicate the
pump under
current hour
tension
Engage the circuit

breaker of pump of
Put in filtration
circulation the Indicate the
heat pump current hour
into the pipes
Press the button Start between 1

second and 4
Start minutes in the
last active
mode
Up and Down
The heat pump
Set the wished
heats until the
temperature into
adjustable from required
the Heat pump
Heating mode: temperature
10°C to 35°C
Press the button

Immediately
Stop
stop and wait
Use the circuit breaker

of pump of filtration
Completely
Switch off
stop
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9.3 Adjustment of time and timer
If the pump is running , press to stop it.
21 : 13
Press on the for 5 seconds. The hour setting
The left-digits (hour) flash
mode is activated, the hours light.
15 : 13
Set the hour using the
Setting the time 15 : 13
Press The right-digits (hour) flash
15 : 30
Set the minutes using the
Press once again (or wait around 10

15 :30
seconds, the display will leave the setting mode by
itself)
21 : 13
Press on the twice. The left-digits (hour) flash
15 : 13
Set the hour using the
15 : 13
Setting the timer
Press to go to minutes setting The right-digits (hour) flash
15 : 30
Set the minutes using the
15 :30
Press to confirm the setting
9.4 Settings
9.4.1 Manual defrosting:
The heat pump is set for defrosting automatically.
Under special conditions, it is possible to force defrosting by pressing the button . The default
force defrost time is 8 minutes. This defrosting could be stopped by pressing the button OFF.
9.4.2 Temperature display:
Press on for 4 seconds to enter the Temperature display.
Press on again to enter the next item temperature display.
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Current
Item NO.
temperature
Item NO. Meanings

6 Temperature of the water
7 Temperature of the ambient
8 Defrost sensor temperature
9 Compressor exhaust temperature
9.4.3 Defrosting setting:
Press on for 3 seconds to enter the Defrosting setting.
Set each parameter using and according the table below.
Press on to enter the next Item ;

After setting the value, the defrosting setting will exit automatically after
several seconds. And the system will memorize the last value of each setting.
Item NO.
Setting Value
Parameter Meanings Range Default Value Remark

NO.
0 Flow switch detection 0/1 0 Adjustable
1 Defrosting starts -30~0℃ -7 ℃ Adjustable
2 Defrosting stops 0~30 ℃ 10℃ Adjustable
3 Defrosting interval 30~90min 45min Adjustable
4 Defrosting time 1~20min 8min Adjustable
9.4.4 Detection of flow switch (0 / 1):

A) When choosing 0, the detection does not work in 10 minutes after compressor running; 10
minutes later start to detect, if it is display error code Eb, machine will be stop then.
B) When choosing 1, it starts to detect as soon as compressor start, if it is display error code Eb,
machine will be stop then.
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9.4.5 Reset Button:
when press the button for 4 seconds, and the following points will return to initial state
(Windows default):
0. Flow switch detection： 0
1. Defrost starts temperature: -7℃
2. Defrost stops temperature: 10℃
3. Interval of defrost : 45 minutes
4. Time of defrost : 8 minutes
10. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION

10.1 Water Flow and refrigerating circuit pressure
CAUTION: The below operation must be performed by qualified person.
For optimal operation of the heat pump, set the pressure of the refrigerant circuit
Stage 1:
Access to the seal of the filling gas valve
in removing the rubber cover ; before starting the heat pump,
connect the manometer, the needle must shows before
starting and to an ambient temperature around 20℃,
a pressure from 14 to 16kg/cm².
Stage 2:
Close completely the bypass valve and open largely inlet and outlet valves of the heat pump; in these
conditions the totality of the water flow goes by the heat pump.
Put into service the Heat Pump in heating mode, wait for the indicated pressure being stabilized; the
correct setting of the pressure is from 28 to 30 kg/cm²;
In most of cases (pump of filtration given a flow until 20m3/h) you do not have to open the bypass
valve.
If the stabilized pressure is under 28kg/cm², the progressive opening of the bypass valve will allow
rising this pressure.
The adjustment of the bypass valve done, you have in principle no reason to modify it during the
season. See the paragraph “Environment problem” too.
10.2 Defrosting
The defrosting is necessary only in heating mode. Steps for defrosting:
1) To start: Defrosting starts if the following conditions are fulfilled at the same time:
a. The compressor and the fan motor run without stopping;
b. The defrosting sensor temperature lower than 3℃, and the duration of time more than 45 minutes;
c. The defrosting sensor temperature goes down to -7°C (factory setting).
2) The compressor and the fan stop;
3) After 10 seconds, the 4 way valve shifts
4) Five seconds after its stop, the compressor starts alone and the accumulated freeze on the gills
becomes melting, what is generally with a steam cloud.
5) Stop: The defrosting stops if one of the following conditions is fulfilled:
a. The defrosting operates 20 seconds and the detected temperature by the defrost sensor goes
up to 10°C (factory setting).
b. The defrosting mode had run totally 8 minutes
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6) The compressor stops
7) After 10 seconds the 4 way valve shifts
8) Five seconds after its stop the compressor and the fan start for restarting in heating mode.
10.3 Environment problem

Under certain external conditions the heat exchanges between refrigerant and water on one hand,
between fluid and air on the other hand are insufficient; the consequence is that the
refrigerating circuit runs up in pressure and the compressor consumes more electricity.
The temperature sensors of compressor outlet, the magnetic circuit breaker on the compressor
power supply, are both protect compressor from damages caused by extreme weather conditions;
when compressor stop, the error messages E 05 or E 06 will display on the control panel.
Reason of faults and fixed solution

 Insufficient water flow: Close the by-pass valve for increasing the heat exchange.
 Insufficient air flow: Be sure that the grilles of the radiator are not blocked.
Note: these error codes are likely to occur if temperature of swimming pool water is high and
the ambient air is hot.
10.4 Washing sand filter

In winter drain off water completely to prevent equipment from bursting from low temperature.
Entirely unscrew the 2 connections on the heat pump and have each pipe slip to make leave the
openings coming out from the heat pump; the Heat pump gets empty, wait for the complete emptying.
Ensure the water has drained completely from the equipment. Put back each pipe to its place and
screw again the connections to entirely close again (to avoid little animal’s entry)
Notice: About filter maintenance, enquire with your installer or call your pool service provider.
10.5 Heat pump cleaning

 Make sure that nothing blocks the gilds radiator. If it’s necessary to clean it, please contact the
dealer or our service team.
 Also, make sure that the gilds are right, rectilinear; if it’s necessary rectify them with a fine comb；
 Make sure that the drain pipe of the condensed water is not blocked.
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11. ERROR DIAGNOSIS AND SOLUTION
This table explains the meaning of error diagnosis and solution.
Code Component Possible Intervention

EE 1 Check the connection and
Water temp Sensor disconnected, non-
The heat pump sensor, change it or replace the
sensor power supplied or defective
continues running electronic card
EE 2
Ambient air Check the connection and
The compressor Sensor disconnected, non-
temperature sensor, change it or replace the
stops and later the power supplied or defective
sensor electronic card
fan stops too
EE 3 Compressor Check the connection and
Sensor disconnected, non-
The heat pump outlet temperature sensor, change it or replace the
power supplied or defective
continues running sensor electronic card
Increase slightly the water flow
EE 4 The defrosting is incomplete and
through the heat pump; thus
Compressor and Defrosting system the automatism decides to stop
increase the temperature of
fan stop the heat pump
refrigerant in the evaporator.
The compressor stops 3 times in
Magnetic
EE 5 24h because of electromagnetic Environment problem
ammeter
of compressor exceed the limit
EE 6 Compressor Temperature of compressor
Compressor and outlet temperature discharge detected up to 105°C Environment problem
fan stop sensor more than 3 times in 24h
Electric current from compressor Switch off the current and call
EE 7
Magnetic circuit or fan and electronically valve; an electrician for repairing or
Compressor and
breaker electric safety system of the heat replacing the defective
fan stop
pump component
The communications failure Check the connections, wires,
Communications
EE 8 between display board and circuit change it or replace the
failure
board electrical card.
Call a refrigerating technician or
Pressure gage of Pressure gage is disconnected,
EE 9 service team to check up the
high pressure side or defective
system.
Call a refrigerating technician or
Pressure gage of Pressure gage is disconnected,
EE A service team to check up the
low pressure side or defective
system.
Flow switch disconnected, non- Check the connections of wires,
EE b Water flow switch
supplied or defective or replace the electronic card
The compressor
hums without Starting The condenser is defective;
Replace the condenser, or call a
starting and the condenser Compressor piston clamped,
refrigerating engineer
electric supply of the compressor
break
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12. COMMAN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Most problems will be solved by reading the table as below carefully. If the problem is not included in
the list, or if the solutions applied do not solve the problem, refer to contact with dealer.
Problem Probable Cause Explanation / Solution
Check if the circuit breaker is
No power
switched on.
The heat pump does The power supply is defective Call your retailer
not start Reverse of IN and OUT water
Check on the IN and OUT pipes and
pipes of heat pump , water flow
circulating pump
rate is not sufficient
Drain of the condensates not
Water is running below installed or stopped : black, plastic It’s normal: Condensing water will be
the heat pump conduit prolonged with a flexible discharged when heat pump running.
pipe of evacuation
The temperature of the The rising of temperature is more or less rapid according to the volume of
swimming pool is the swimming pool and climate conditions. A thermos cover will improve
increasing very slowly the performances in heating process and decrease the power consumes.
The outside
temperature is too low Try to manually defrost.
White frost or ice
and high humidity
appears outside on the
Outside temperature
fin of the evaporator The automatic de-icing is not sufficient ; stop the
very low and air very
heat pump for the operations of wintering
humid
The unit is not
horizontal or not well
The abnormal noises fixed ; the pipes may
Call your retailer
or vibration of unit have moved into the
pump during the
transport or installation
The series number for your heat pump:
Please check above series number whether is the same as your heat pump, and always provide the
series number if you ask for help from retailer.
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Directions for installation and maintenance

Model : KS70 / KS90 / KS140 / KS170

1. PRECAUTION & WARNING …....................................................................................... 3

We hope you enjoy a warm and comfortable swimming season!

1. PRECAUTION & WARNING

1.1 Safety Precaution

1.2 Installation Warning

Model KS120 KS150 KS200 KS250

14 Compressor 28 Flow detector

13 Left Pillar 27 Circuit Board

11 Four Way Valve /Copper Pipe 25 Motor Capacitor

10 Fan motor 24 Public Terminal

9 Filling gas valve 23 Terminal

8 Filter 22 Compressor Capacitor

7 High Pressure switch 21 Electrical Box

6 Low Pressure switch 20 Right Front Panel

5 Capillary 19 Defrost Sensor

3 Titanium and PVC Heat Exchanger 17 Top cover

2 Power Cord 16 Liquid reservoir

1 Left Front Panel 15 Right Pillar

14 Compressor 28 Flow detector

13 Fan 27 Circuit Board

12 Motor support 26 Transformer

11 Four Way Valve /Copper Pipe 25 Motor Capacitor

10 Fan motor 24 Public Terminal

9 Filling gas valve 23 Terminal

8 Filter 22 Compressor Capacitor

7 High Pressure switch 21 Electrical Box

6 Low Pressure switch 20 Front Panel

5 Capillary 19 Defrost Sensor

4 Structural framing 18 Condenser

3 Titanium and PVC Heat Exchanger 17 Top cover

2 Power Cord 16 Liquid reservoir

1 Left/Right Front Panel 15 Grille

8.4 Safety distance

8.5 Other precautions of installation

8.6 Electric Wiring

Characteristic minimum of the protection

8.7 Water Pipes Connection Diagram

Heating mode & defrost Setting selection

Light of heating mode running/ Flashing when heat pump defrosting

Force Defrost / Temperature display

To set the hour

Engage the circuit

Press the button Start between 1

Press the button

Use the circuit breaker

If the pump is running , press to stop it.

Press once again (or wait around 10

9.4.2 Temperature display:

Press on for 4 seconds to enter the Temperature display.

Press on again to enter the next item temperature display.

Item NO. Meanings

9.4.3 Defrosting setting:

Press on for 3 seconds to enter the Defrosting setting.

Set each parameter using and according the table below.

Press on to enter the next Item ;

Parameter Meanings Range Default Value Remark

9.4.4 Detection of flow switch (0 / 1):

10. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION

10.3 Environment problem

Reason of faults and fixed solution