Anti-Lock (Protection Against Mechanical Blocking Of The Pump); Fault History - DAB E.SWIM Installations- Und Wartungsanleitungen

The "Antifreeze" item on the menu allows you to:
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enable or disable the function (factory value: enabled);
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select the pump rotation speed during the intervention of Antifreeze: between 20% and 100%;
‐ choose the intervention temperature of Antifreeze, between 4°C and 10°C (between 40°F and 50°F).
The factory values are given in chapter 8.

6.2.9 Anti-Lock (Protection against mechanical blocking of the pump)

This function prevents mechanical blocks occurring in the case of long inactivity; it acts by periodically turning the
pump, at a very low speed that does not create a head.
When the function is enabled, the pump performs an unlocking cycle lasting a few seconds every 23 hours (elapsed
without any start of the pump).
The "Antilock" item on the menu allows you to enable or disable the function (factory value: enabled).
ATTENTION: The Antilock protection works only as long as the system is regularly powered: with the
electric power disconnected or in the absence of current (even accidental, such as if the automatic
switches have blown due to a storm) the protection cannot work.
The intervention of the Antilock function turns the pump even if the system is in STOP status (white led
blinking), and is not influenced by the active operating mode (manual or automatic).
If you want to prevent the Antilock function intervening and turning on the motor, the function
must be disabled.

6.2.10 Fault History

This item on the menu allows you to consult the fault history and erase it.
Press "ENTER" on the second item to erase the list.
Instead, if you press "ENTER" on the first item, it gives access to the list of faults in the memory, which you can scroll
through with the arrow keys (not indicated on the display).
The faults are shown in chronological order, starting from the most recent one, up to the one that occurred farthest
back in time. The list is scrolled with the up arrow and down arrow keys.
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