A8 Heating Circ. Pump Hc1 - Viessmann VITOTRONIC 200 Service Instructions Manual

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Troubleshooting
Message overview
Cause
Secondary pump mechanical fault
Secondary pump electrical fault
Secondary pump run dry

A8 Heating circ. pump HC1

Temperature increase in heating circuit without mixer
A1/HC1.
Cause
No flow (circulation pump shut down).
A9 Heat pump
Compressor is switched off.
Central heating and DHW heating occurs with other
heat sources enabled for this purpose, e.g. an exter-
nal heat generator or instantaneous heating water
heater.
The operation with booster heaters depends on the
setting "Operating status after message A9, C9
701C".
Cause
Heat pump faulty
Safety high pressure switch has responded: See "C9
Refrigerant circ (SHD)".
One of the following events has occurred:
High pressure limit was exceeded 3 times within
60 min (Vitocal 100-S/111-S only).
Low pressure limit was undershot twice within
40 min (Vitocal 100-S/111-S only).
Flow switch has responded 9 times.
Compressor was switched off by the refrigerant cir-
cuit controller 9 times.
Defrosting process was terminated.
Note
The event counter is reset as soon as the compressor
has been operational continuously once for "Opti-
mum runtime compressor 500A".
Safety chain is interrupted for more than 24 h.
Event that leads to the compressor being switched off
is active for more than 24 h.
Primary/secondary circuit flow and return temperature
sensors are simultaneously faulty for more than 24 h.
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(cont.)
Measure
Carry out mechanical check of secondary pump.
Measure the voltage at the following connections:
Vitocal 222-G:
Connections J5 and J17 on the EEV PCB: See "EEV
PCB [4-6] / [4-7]".
Vitocal 333-G:
Connections J5 and J20 on the EEV PCB: See "EEV
PCB [4-6] / [4-7]".
Other heat pumps:
Connection 211.2: See "Main PCB".
Replace the secondary pump if required.
Measure
Measure voltage at terminal 212.2 (see "main PCB")
and check pump mechanically; replace if necessary.
Measure
Calling up further heat pump messages: "Message
history"
Observe messages from the refrigerant circuit con-
troller: "Diagnosis"
"Refrigerant circuit"
sage history"
Check flow rates.
Check safety high pressure switch.
Check flow and return temperature sensors in the pri-
mary/secondary circuit.
Note
After removing the fault, switch the appliance first off
and then on again.
"Mes-

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