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Cooling with gen6 Samsung

 
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 wofforduk
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Topic starter 20/05/2023 9:37 am   [#971]

Hi all, I'm having some real issues with making my Samsung gen6 ASHP do what I tell it to do, to the point that I want to rip the control board out and put a RPI in! 

My issues: I have a ducted wet AC unit that is controlled thought a zone valve externally. I have a 2 way switch that either directs 240v to heat or to cool (pin 21 and pin 22 from memory) The display shows when the cooling circuit is active and turns water pump on but doesn't engage the compressor. 

 

Can anyone shed any light? Can I turn off WL on the cool only so WL works in the winter? 

 



   
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 iancalderbank
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21/05/2023 6:32 pm  

there are separate FSV's for cooling WL. take a look at settings 2051 upwards?


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