Initial Start-Up; Performing Initialisation - Kessel Aqualift Comfort 230V Duo Instructions Manual For Installation, Operation And Maintenance

3.4.

Initial start-up

A dry run of the pump(s) must be avoided without fail. Tip: Before connecting the mains voltage, fill the waste-
water container with water so that the pump(s) cannot run dry if they should be switched on accidentally (e.g.
incorrect connection of a level sensor).
• Connecting the mains voltage
Supply the control unit with mains voltage; the initialisation will then begin. While the LEDs light up for approx. 4
seconds, the electrical components are checked, the battery for the power outage message is activated and the
0.1. Language menu is displayed. The initialisation procedure can then be carried out
If the initialisation option (0.1. Language menu) is not available in the display, the control unit has already been
initialised. In this case, the set parameters must be checked or the factory settings must be restored (see item
3.8 Reset in Section 7.1). After the factory settings are restored, the option to initialise the control unit is offered
automatically.
Please note that the counter for the maintenance interval and run occurs is not taken into account in the event of
a reset.
3.4.1

Performing initialisation

The alarm power outage battery is activated during initialisation
During initialisation, the following entries are expected:
- Language
- Date/Time
- Type Aqualift
- Sensor-configuration
- Maintenance interval
Language
• Select the national language with the arrow keys and confirm with OK; the Date/Time menu is displayed.
Date/Time
• Set each respective flashing figure in the date and time and confirm with OK. After the final entry, the Sen-
sor-configuration menu appears.
Sensor-configuration
Only required if a Special lifting station or a Special pumping station is configured for Type Aqualift.
• Select the type of the connected sensors with the arrow keys and confirm with OK.
• Adjust the parameters in software menu 3.1.
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