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Last seen: Aug 1, 2026
that's on mine which is a 2021/22 FTC6 btw
@sliderule no worries at all. One black segment is quietest/min power. Three black segments is normal/full power (see photo)👍
-- Attachment is not available -- @skd do you think setting quiet mode might help with this ? [/quote]Sorry Rich I missed your question earlier. ...
@sliderule yes Quiet Mode is definitely worth a try for comparison. According to Mitsubishi techs it works by simply limiting the max compressor spee...
Ah okay. Sorry it wasn't any help.
Just to mention, if your Ecodan has sufficient spare capacity you could try running in one of the two Quet Mode settings. In addition to being quie...
@rod thanks, yes that figures. My max ASHP temp is currently set to 50degC. I need to increase it too
With a 60degC legionella set point, my ASHP takes the DHW temperature up to 50degC and then goes to standby, and the immersion heater takes over for t...
When our Ecodan system was first commissioned we had a low flow rate, very similar to this. The engineer simply cleaned the in-line strainer, and sin...
@sarah Hi, the highlighted "-30" your compensation curve is fine. The two highlighted parameters on the graph are just indicating the curve at the ma...
It was only about 5 degC lift that time. The compressor is in Quiet Mode so max output is less than 11.2kW and it takes a bit longer. The rest of...
@minos Hi - just to back up Kev's points, I had similar questions about our Ecodan R32 ASHP when we first switched off the heating and were only runni...
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