Faults and problems · 4 min
Signs that your heat pump needs checking
A change from normal operation deserves attention. We help you organise the symptoms without attempting to repair the equipment yourself.
Read the guideGUIDES · Heat pump maintenance
Practical guides to observing your equipment, preparing a service visit and explaining a problem to a technician.
Faults and problems · 4 min
A change from normal operation deserves attention. We help you organise the symptoms without attempting to repair the equipment yourself.
Read the guideMaintenance · 4 min
Make, model, symptoms and access: a little preparation helps make the visit more useful and define the work required.
Read the guideUse and care · 4 min
Everyday care begins at the display and around the installation. Understand where a user's check should stop.
Read the guideMaintenance · 4 min
The unit's age does not tell the whole story. The system's condition, use and inspections help establish what it needs.
Read the guideFaults and problems · 4 min
When it occurs, where you hear it and what has changed: three details that help more than guessing which component is responsible.
Read the guideComfort · 4 min
Distinguishing a general problem from a localised one helps the system to be assessed methodically and avoids arbitrary setting changes.
Read the guideEnergy use · 4 min
A higher bill does not, on its own, explain what has happened. Start by comparing periods, energy consumed and changes in use.
Read the guideHot water · 4 min
Distinguish waiting at the tap, a cylinder that needs to reheat and a persistent change in hot water performance.
Read the guideUse and care · 4 min
Absence mode, heating switched off and equipment without power are different situations. Prepare the appropriate option for your installation.
Read the guideFaults and problems · 4 min
Defrosting is part of heat pump operation. Learn to observe it without assuming that every drip is a leak.
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