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Try that, though you may not see any effect until the outdoor air temperature increases to a point where the water flow temperature needs to go below ...
Justin, Since the weather compensation was set for a maximum 50C and minimum 20C. Then the permitted values need to be the same, otherwise I suspect...
Justin, When it asks you if you wish to shutdown the system, then select NO. It may still take you to the screen where you can adjust the minimum an...
Justin, Please try the following and see what you discover. Select - 'Service', then 'Operation settings', then 'Heating operation', then .Flow te...
Thanks Justin, I will see if I can decipher the various settings
@justinsb Thanks Justin, That looks like the correct screen, you should find that the Set temp, (FLOW) varies with changes in ambient air tempera...
@justinsb Justin, Under the Summary of Settings does it show the minimum and maximum permitted water flow temperatures, and if so, what are they ...
Justin, If you have time, could you please have a look at [Service menu] on page 38 and see what the default settings are on your system.
@morgan Change the higher ambient temperature setting from 36C water flow temperature @ 10C outside air temperature to 20C @ 20C. See if that makes...
@justinsb Good morning Justin, That is an excellent COP for this time of year, their are some members on the forum who have been getting COP valu...
Good Morning Mark, Whatever is best for you. We can do it via the forum, direct e-mail, telephone or possibly Skype or similar. The choice is yours.
@jeff Mitsubishi can supply a wireless remote controller as an optional extra. For other manufacturers you would need to check their website. I...
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