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SUNandAIR
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Joined: Dec 30, 2022
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Topics: 5 / Replies: 499
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RE: Running ASHP efficiently, general thought process. (Low and slow)

That’s great @boycey it might help to know how warm the room was at 14:00 and what was the outdoor ambient at the same time. It looks like the cyc...

10 months ago
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RE: Running ASHP efficiently, general thought process. (Low and slow)

Hi @boycey Optimum flow rate is 9 LPM for the PUZ WM50. Max/Min is 6 to 14.

10 months ago
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RE: Running ASHP efficiently, general thought process. (Low and slow)

principles are good. regarding DT3 this may or may not be issue. May be issue- if flow rate is high (I believe the 5kw model has a low flow rate, le...

10 months ago
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RE: non-Mitsubishi owners - how much control do you have over your ASHP "freeze stat" function?

@ecodan-efficiency Hi and thanks for your reply. just to clarify, over the past 2 years there have been several discussion threads on the Ecodan ...

10 months ago
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RE: L9 error with Mitsubishi ecodan heat pump

@michel54 it’s really good news that your heating is now working. It’s always a bit unnerving, offering advice without fully knowing the system. I ho...

10 months ago
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RE: non-Mitsubishi owners - how much control do you have over your ASHP "freeze stat" function?

well I guess there might be some magic dust after all... even in weather compensation it’s happening. Not just Auto Adaptive. we have put our syste...

10 months ago
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RE: L9 error with Mitsubishi ecodan heat pump

@michel54 hi Michel. The L9 fault is specific to a problem with the flow rate registered by your flow meter. If the flow rate drops below the usu...

10 months ago
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RE: L9 error with Mitsubishi ecodan heat pump

So many questions. but if you’re having to manually activate the circulator it sounds like it’s not set up properly. your language setting is set...

10 months ago
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RE: Do thick walls make for warm houses?

@djh @bontwoody @grahamh this is very interesting - so can we take this discussion further? I’ve always thought mass is very useful in internal wa...

11 months ago
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RE: Do thick walls make for warm houses?

@djh @bontwoody this is very interesting - so can we take this discussion further? I’ve always thought mass is very useful in internal walls as i...

11 months ago
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RE: Ecodan help - flow temperature spikes when operating in weather compensation mode

@jamespa so I put the DHW on while the existing hw temperature was elevated. (To see how the HP would react when it reached DHW target temperature ...

11 months ago
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RE: Ecodan help - flow temperature spikes when operating in weather compensation mode

@jamespa yes, I think you’re right but it might be worth checking. it can also be seen that the target temp usually over runs by a few degrees, pres...

11 months ago
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