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Is this a bad installation and is there something wrong with my Samsung heat pump?

 
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Topic starter 08/04/2024 11:45 am  

@toodles I thought all this nonsense stopped when they became regulated. And particularly so if samsung accredited. 

thats the lads just left having filled the cavities properly this time. 



   
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08/04/2024 11:51 am  

Posted by: @toodles
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@derek-m Ah! Now that is another matter of course!

On standard radiators it would appear that the flow is on the left.

https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=f4e79416cdeea533&sca_upv=1&rlz=1C1OPRB_enGB514GB552&q=Which+side+of+radiator+is+flow+and+return&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi8wKaytrKFAxViWEEAHVNkAfcQ1QJ6BAhBEAE&biw=1600&bih=757&dpr=1

 



   
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08/04/2024 11:54 am  

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What documents should the customer receive?

Part-L Section-9 provides a list of what to expect

Part L 9

Only the installer could generate this main instruction manual.

Note 9.2b where the instructions need to cross-reference to the manufacturer's manuals for each device installed on-site.

Personally, for 9.2a(iii) I think the installer would find it quicker to take a photo which shows the position of each adjustable device/valve, and label it.
That's easier for everyone, instead of trying to follow a text-based description.


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Topic starter 08/04/2024 6:53 pm  

@transparent the insulation guys for the cavity were out Friday removing my insulation and they stick want things in to agitate the insulation combined with compressed. Today we were looking at our power usage and surprised it was 2 quid. Then it dawned on us there is no heating. Checked all the fuses etc, pressure ok but short of opening the heat pump cover and testing I have no idea if power has been cut. 

does the controller give any data as to when it stopped producing heat. No water either so stuck it on standard and I suspect it uses the immersion. 



   
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08/04/2024 7:27 pm  

When they worked on the insulation did they close any valves and disconnect any pipework?

 



   
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Topic starter 08/04/2024 7:49 pm  

@derek-m nope money on they have severed the cables into the house. Probably never run that trunking you can see all the way in

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Topic starter 08/04/2024 8:28 pm  

@derek-m nothing shut off, checked master switch and 240 in and out to pump, so not a damaged cable. 

is it possible it’s ingested some of the dust from them drilling and core cutting. It was covered in dust and if running at the time sucked crap in those vents.

IMG 2442
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08/04/2024 9:09 pm  

@david999

Did they move the heat pump and disconnect the pipework to drill through the wall? Did they top up the water and remove the air? What is the pressure gauge showing?



   
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Topic starter 08/04/2024 9:31 pm  

@derek-m found the fault, during Saturday the power went off twice and seems to have defaulted to a zone mode. I went through the field settings and corrected it.  As a point of interest, can you fault find these with a meter or is it a laptop job. And would samsung give me an installation manual do you think.

booked samsung to come out in a weeks time to look at this install, the bloke is on holiday and returns in a week. 



   
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08/04/2024 9:52 pm  

I'm pleased to hear that you have discovered the problem, my next suggestion would have been to check the controller settings.

You should be able to download an installation manual. Google the model number and follow the various links.

 



   
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08/04/2024 10:07 pm  

@david999 is it Kevin?


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08/04/2024 10:15 pm  

It's most likely Kelvin.

He's got more degrees.


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