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RE: Ecodan Cascade System Problem: DHW Heating Stops UFH & Pool Output

@fosterl2 It's the white points to the side with ONI presume that Home Assistant project you screenshot earlier would tell you the current position...

4 months ago
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RE: Ecodan Cascade System Problem: DHW Heating Stops UFH & Pool Output

@fosterl2 I will ask around about the dip switch for ASHP 2   WRT tank, how does the frequency compare? Looks like your graph is just from ...

4 months ago
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RE: Ecodan Cascade System Problem: DHW Heating Stops UFH & Pool Output

Thanks, Yes i think your logic is correct that for some reason the 2nd pump will sit idle until DHW completes and i don't know the reasoning Mitsi d...

4 months ago
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RE: Ecodan Cascade System Problem: DHW Heating Stops UFH & Pool Output

I'm trying to visualise this, your plumbing would require a return tee'd between ASHP 1 and 2 for ASHP 2 to service UFH while ASHP 1 is doing DHW?This...

4 months ago
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RE: Hoped for improvements not being realised on my Mitsubishi heat pump

Without the adapter installed there is no flow rate information available to plot on the graph (as MELCloud does not record it)   Service ...

4 months ago
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RE: Hoped for improvements not being realised on my Mitsubishi heat pump

Also worth checking for broken springs in 2 port zone valves or 3 way valves not seating/passing and restricting flow.  

4 months ago
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RE: Hoped for improvements not being realised on my Mitsubishi heat pump

The DeltaT is pretty high, by the sounds of it flow rate too low for the outdoor unit sizePump might be set on 5 - but potentially it needs replaced w...

4 months ago
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RE: Hoped for improvements not being realised on my Mitsubishi heat pump

@davidalgarve The settings look correct, and i see you now have movement in the value - so it appears to be working. I know there is some filteri...

4 months ago
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RE: Hoped for improvements not being realised on my Mitsubishi heat pump

The default for an unpaired or incorrectly assigned thermostat is also 20, could you further check: Initial settings > Room sensor settings > ...

4 months ago
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RE: Hoped for improvements not being realised on my Mitsubishi heat pump

Finally, surely there must be some significance in the fact that the room temperature, as relayed from the wireless controller, shows a steady 20C whe...

4 months ago
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RE: Hoped for improvements not being realised on my Mitsubishi heat pump

You can select a date in the past which perhaps reflects best the issue you see, and then Share that day - see the buttons to press outlined in red bo...

5 months ago
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