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Cooling with Samsung Gen6 and Flow error

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(@ecobaker)
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HI

I've got a Samsung gen6 ASHP, which I am trying to use for cooling. I have a large Harnitek fan assisted radiator in my main living room. Whenever I put the cooling on after about an 40 mins I get the e911 flow error. 

I've checked the flow sensor its working fine, and on a cooler day a few weeks ago I put the heating on for a couple of hours and it works fine. So is this a pump problem, is it struggling due to the cold water and increase viscosity, thus can't pump it round effectively. Maybe a pump with bigger head would help?

Any thoughts would be much appreciated?

Samsung Gen6 8kw ASHP in a two bed victorian mid terrace.


   
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(@iaack)
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I see that these fan coil radiators either come with a two-way or three-way control valve  built into them. What does the valve do? Well from a quick read of yhe operator instructions, it appears the control board can close off the valve in certain preset conditions (e.g. timer mode). 

I suggest you look into your fan coil units (radiator) operator parameters to see what the current settings are. I take it that you are selecting cooling mode on the radiator as well as the ashp?

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(@ecobaker)
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@iaack I've got cooling mode on the radiator selected, and I've disabled the valve mode on it, so they are open all the time.

Samsung Gen6 8kw ASHP in a two bed victorian mid terrace.


   
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