Appendix
Code
Parameter
D.149
Explanation for fault F.75
D.152
Type of output limiter
D.153
Output limiter value
D.154
Frost protection function
D.155
Current power
C
Overview of fault codes
If a fault occurs, the display for the fault code replaces all of the other displays. "F" and the fault code appear alternately in
the display.
Code
Meaning
F.000
Interruption: Temperature sensor (NTC)
F.010
Short circuit: Temperature sensor (NTC)
F.013
Short circuit: Cylinder temperature sensor (NTC)
F.020
Safety shutdown: Safety cut-out
F.022
Dry fire
F.024
Safety shutdown: Temp. incr. too fast
F.049
Fault: eBUS
F.063
Fault: EEPROM
F.070
Fault: Invalid Device Specific Number (no valid
Device Specific Number detected for the display
and/or electronics)
22
Values or explanations
Defined displays for the fault analysis
0 = No fault
1 = Pump blocked
2 = Electrical pump fault
3 = Dry fire
4 = Alarm, voltage at pump is too low
5 = Pressure sensor fault
6 = No signal from the pump (PWM)
Defines the phase for which the output has to be
limited.
0 = No limit
1 = Phase 1
2 = Phase 2
3 = Phase 3
4 = All phases
Only effective if D.152 has been set.
The value for the output limit in kW. This value is
subtracted from the current product output in the
phase(s).
Deactivation of the frost protection function (frozen
component)
The product's current output (continuously updated
information)
Remedy
Temperature sensor (NTC) defective
Temperature sensor cable (NTC) defective
Plug connection at the NTC defective
Plug connection at the electronics defective
Plug-on sensor has a short to earth at the housing
Short circuit in the cable harness
Sensor defective
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Switch the product back on.
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Bypass the safety cut-out. When the product is started up again,
replace the safety cut-out.
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Bypass the temperature control. When the product is started up
again, replace the temperature control.
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Replace the PCB.
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Replace the cable harness.
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Check the product for low water pressure (< 0.06 MPa (0.6 bar)).
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Check all of the heating system's connections for leaks.
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Check that the expansion vessel works correctly.
–
Purge all radiators.
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Increase the filling pressure of the heating installation.
Pump blocked, insufficient pump output, air in product, system pressure
too low, non-return valve blocked/incorrectly installed
Short circuit on eBUS, eBUS overload or two power supplies with differ-
ent polarities on the eBUS
Electronics defective
–
Reset the product to its factory settings (D.096).
Scenario for replacing parts: Display and electronics were replaced at
the same time and the Device Specific Number was not reset.
Incorrect or missing coding resistor for the output range
Installation and maintenance instructions eloBLOCK 0020265768_01
Factory
Own setting
setting
Not ad-
justable
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The Vaillant eloBLOCK VE 14 EU I Series should be installed according to the installation and maintenance instructions provided in the manual. The installation must comply with national regulations, standards, directives, ordinances, and laws. Proper electrical disconnection and safety precautions must be followed to prevent risks such as burns, scalding, or electrical hazards.
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Hi just have fitted eco block of the 28 kw but wonder of el connection there is several slot for mono connection and three face if you can provide more details did i need both cable or possible from three face split one
The electrical connection for the Vaillant eloBLOCK VE 14 EU I Series should be configured as 3x230V/400V+N+PE, 50Hz. It does not require both mono-phase and three-phase cables; it is designed for three-phase connection only.
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