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Smart Hot water controller

Customer support

Is your installed solar water heating system not performing as it should? Green Heat provides guidelines to help you resolve any issues. If the problem persists, please fill out the contact form below and our team will contact you.

Common questions with regards to an installed system

Wired display and WiFi link is off

 

Possible cause:

  • Ripple Control by the power company

  • The isolator switch or circuit breaker is off

Power companies have control over the power of your hot water cylinder and can switch it off at any time with a remote signal to reduce the load on their grid during high usage times.  

Action:

  • The solar water heating will not be affected and will keep on heating to a maximum temperature of 75⁰C after which the Eco Solar Controller will have an orange LED indicator flashing.

  • Wait for the power company to switch the system back on and it might take up to 6 hours. 

Error codes on the display or on your app

E2

Dry burn protection

 

Possible cause:

  • An empty hot water cylinder

  • Temperature probe installed too close to the element

This happens when the smart controller pick up a rapid temperature climb inside the tank which is not normal for water heating.

Action:

  • Open the water tap to check if the cylinder have water

  • Move the temperature probe further away from the element

  • The temperature probe is not supposed to be inside the PTC element but on the tank.

Error codes on the display or on your app

E3

Sensor failure of temperature probe

 

Possible cause:

  • The sensor is not properly plugged in

  • Damage to the sensor wire

  • Faulty sensor

This happens when the smart controller does not detect a connected temperature probe.

Action:

  • Replace sensor

  • Check electrical connections and/or plug in the control unit

Error codes on the display or on your app

E4

Heating loss

Possible cause:

  • Leaking hot water pipe

  • Faulty valve

  • Scale build-up

  • No power supply to the AC side of the element

  • Faulty heating element

  • Water usage high during time when element heats with AC

  • The mechanical thermostat has activated and prevents heating above its setting.

This happens when you have activated the AC element either by timer or manually and the water temperature does not increase as its suppose to. 

Action:

  • Inspect system for leaks or faulty valves

  • Set mechanical thermostat to 70ᵒC or its maximum.

  • Change timers to switch off the heating cycle before starting to consume water

  • Replace the PTC cartridge 

Error codes on the display or on your app

E5

Over temperature protection

Possible cause:

  • Hot water cylinder over 85°C

This often happens when a wetback system heats the water to higher temperatures.

Action:

  • Open the hot water tap to reduce the temperature in the hot water cylinder

  • Do nothing; the error will disappear when water temperature falls under 85°C

Error codes on the display or on your app

E7

Communications failure

Possible cause:

  • Poor contact or damaged cable

The control box and the display struggle to communicate with each other

Action:

  • Check the communications wire between the control box and the display unit

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