Haier HP200S1 Manual

Heat Pump Water Heater
Installation and Service Manual
Model
Please read this manual carefully prior to your use of this water heater.
The appearance of the water heater given in this manual is for reference only.

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Contents
1. Product safety statement.......................................................................................................... 3
2. Functionings & principles .................................................................................................... 4
3. Technical parameters ............................................................................................................ 5
4. Description of parts and components ................................................................................. 6
5. Installation introduction ........................................................................................................11
6. Operating and settings.............................................................................................................. 24
7. Faults and protection ............................................................................................................... 27
8. Faults and protection .................................................................................................................29
9. The method of dismantling products ........................................................................................36
10. Repairs common tools ............................................................................................................41

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1.Productsafetystatement
1. This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the
hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall
not be made by children without supervision.
2. Children shall be closely supervised to make sure they stay away from this product.
3. The method of installing safety valve please refer to Page 16.
4. The water may drip from the discharge pipe of the pressure relief device and this pipe must be
left open to the atmosphere.
5. The water heater is to be drained according to the instructions specified on page 27.
Safety instructions (to be followed at any time)
Refrigerant: R134a; When handling product, you should
- No smoking
- Prevent the accumulation of electrostatic charges
- Work in a well ventilated place.
- Avoid contact with the skin and eyes
- Do not inhale the vapours
- Evacuate the hazardous area
- Stop the leakage

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2.Functionings&principles
A low-pressure liquid refrigerant is vaporized in the heat pump's evaporator and passed into the
compressor. As the pressure of the refrigerant increases, so does its temperature. The heated
refrigerant runs through a condenser coil within the storage tank, transferring heat to the water
stored there. As the refrigerant delivers its heat to the water, it cools and condenses, and then
passes through an expansion valve where the pressure is reduced and the cycle starts over.

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3.Technicalparameters

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4.Descriptionofpartsandcomponents
4.1 Heat pump structure˄
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4.2 Exploded view
4.2.1 Exploded view（tank unit）

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4.2.2 Exploded view（external unit）
4.2.3 Heat pump system components
1. Compressor
The compressor is to effect a low-temperature low-pressure evaporator refrigerant
vapor sucked and compressed into high temperature and pressure of the superheated
vapor, and then discharged to the condenser heat exchanger.
Inspiratory pipe
Exhaust pipe
Wiring box

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2. Evaporator
Evaporator effects: it makes the liquid refrigerant absorbs heat and is evaporated into
steam.
3. Condenser
A condenser: high-temperature high-pressure refrigerant vapor is condensed into
liquid, during condensation, the refrigerant vapor discharge heat, the heat is absorbed
by the heating medium.
4. Thermal expansion valve:
The refrigerant passes through the thermal expansion valve, the pressure from the
condensing pressure is reduced to the evaporation pressure, part of the refrigerant will
evaporate into gas in the throttling process.
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5. Filter
It’s interior has a filter and desiccant, the desiccant absorbs moisture from the
refrigerant, the filter can filter out impurities in the refrigerant.
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6. High Voltage Switchgear
High-voltage switch is to prevent excessive pressure in the system, thus affecting the
life of the system components, high-pressure of the high-voltage switch is 2.8MPa.
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7. Service valve
Service valve is mainly used for filling refrigerant, after removing the nuts, it contains
a valve needle, sales staff can vacuum infusion refrigerant from here.
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8. Fan
It forced air through the duct, and then flows through a heat exchanger to improve
heat transfer efficiency of the heat exchanger.
Service valve
nuts

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9. Refrigerant
Heat pump refrigerant is R134a, ODP value is 0, no damage to the ozone layer. R134a
refrigerant cans appearance is as follows:
5.Installationintroduction
5.1 Installation precaution
- Do not install the water heater in the position where exposed to gas, vapours or dust.
- Install the tank unit and external unit on a flat, solid surface.The surface can support
the machine weight and the condensate water can be drained freely.
- Noise due to operating and air flow do not bother neighbors.
- Make sure there is sufficient space left for installation and maintenance.
- There is no strong electromagnetic interference around that may affect control
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- There is no sulfur gas or mineral oil existing at the installation place, which may
cause corrosion of the machine and the fittings.
- The water pipe for the water heater used at temperatures below 0°C shall not freeze.
- It shall not be set in rooms where a heating system is used so that heating supply to
the
room will not be affected.
- It shall not be set inside a totally-enclosed space.
- The air taken in must in no event be dusty.
- Install the internal unit in a dry, frost-free room.
- Temperature of the ambient air or of the air taken in by the heat pump for optimum
running: from 10 to 35°C.
- Discharge of condensate:The condensate or water, which is formed in the outdoor
unit
during heating operation, must be eliminated, freely or through the drain. Fix the drain
connection into the hole which is located on the bottom of the unit and connect the
plastic tube with the connector. Ensure that the condensate water runs out in a suitable
drain and make sure the discharge is made without hindrance.
-Keep an adequate distance between the working heat pump and the resting places.

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5.2 Installation dimensions (mm)

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5.3 Tools for the connection of refrigerant lines
a) Group manometer suitable for use with R134a, with charge and vacuum tubes;
b) Vacuum pump;
c) Torque wrenches for nominal diameter of 1/4 “and 3/8” sizes on both sides to
respond to the measures of the pipe unions;
d) Flaring clamp ø nominal 1/4 “and 3/8”, equipped with a terminal receiving
opening so that the projection of the copper tube can be adjusted from 0 to 0.5 mm
in the working folder ;
e) Pipe cutter;
f) Pipe reamer;
g) Leak Detector for R134a, a leak detector is used exclusively for HFC refrigerants.
It must have a high detection sensitivity.
5.4 Preparing of the refrigerating pipes

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WARNING! Before carrying out any installation check the following:
a) Use only copper tubes for air conditioners type (copper tubing for the refrigeration
and the conditioning) or copper pipes with proper insulation (at least 6 mm thick),
suitable for use with R134a;
b) Never use piping with a thickness less than 0.8 mm;
c) Provide a path of the pipes as short and simple as possible (maximum length 20 m
with 5 m of fall). Do not provide a path that may obstruct the access to the cap and
the removal of flange.
d) Protect the pipes and cables to avoid damage;
WARNING! The refrigerant lines, and fittings for connection must be insulated to
avoid dangerous burns, loss of performance and product malfunction. Ensure the
insulating sheath of the tubes through fastening clamps to prevent it from moving.
5.5 Connecting the tank unit
a) Shape the pipes according to the path;
b) Remove the threaded brass flare nuts(A) on the tank unit and store them
(check that no impurities are left);
c) Cut the pipe to the fixed length, with a pipe cutter, avoiding any deformation;
d) Remove burrs with pipe reamer avoiding to get impurities inside (keep down

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the tube);
e) Insert the threaded brass flare nuts(A) on the pipes in the correct direction;
f ) Insert the tube into the flaring tool and make the flange at the end of the connecting
pipe, as indicated in the table.
After confirming that there are no wrinkles or tears on the flare, connect the pipes
using two spanners, being careful not to damage the pipes. If the force is
insufficient, then there will be leaks. Although the force is excessive, there may be
losses because it is easy to damage the flange. The safest method is to tighten the
connection by using a spanner and a torque wrench.
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5.6 Connecting the external unit
Remove the flare nuts from 2 and 3 way valves, Insert the flare nuts on the pipes,
screw the flare nuts to connect the external unit with the same method described
for the tank unit.
When making the connections, you should respect the standards and local directives.
5.7 Making the vacuum
Bleeding from the circuit should take place with a vacuum pump and pressure
gauge assembly suitable for R134a.
Make sure the vacuum pump is full of oil up to the level indicated by the oil gauge.
a) loose the caps of the taps of the 2 and 3 way valves, and of the service valve; verify
that the two valves on the outdoor unit are closed (D);
b) connect the vacuum pump (B) to the service valve (C) by the attack of low pressure
gauge (A);
c) After opened the valves of the vacuum pump (B), start it and let it run. Create a
vacuum for about 20 / 25 minutes;
d) verify that the low pressure gauge (A) indicates a pressure of 1 bar-(or -76 cm Hg);

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e) close the valves of the pump and shut off (B). Verify that the gauge needle does not
move for about 5 minutes.
If the needle moves, there are air leaks in the system, then you must check all the
tightening and execution of flare at this point repeat the procedure from step c;
f)Disconnect the vacuum pump, (if you want to add refrigerant gas see the next
paragraph);
g) completely open the taps on 2 and 3 way valves (D);
h) Screw in the cap on the service outlet and valves (E);
i)after having tightened the plugs, make sure there are no gas leaks with the
appropriate detector.
Always protect hoses and cables to prevent their being damaged, as once damaged
can cause gas leaks(personal injury from frostbite).
5.8 Charge of the refrigerant gas
The product can be installed with refrigerant connection between internal and external
unit up to 20 m. The declared performances are referred to refrigerant connection
pipes of 5 m; different types of installation may lead to different values of
performance.
In case you are adding R134a gas in the circuit, will be needed:
- R134a refrigerant tank. In this case it is necessary a charge attack 1/2 UNF 20
threads per inch and corresponding seal;
- Electronic scale for refrigerant charging with sensitivity 10g.
- Connection pipes over 10 m need to increase the refrigerant(30g / m).
During installation:
a) Carry out the procedure of passage Āaāto the passage Āfā;
b) Connect the manometer on the low pressure service valve, and connect the
refrigerant cylinder to the center tap of the the manometer. Open the container of the
refrigerant then open the main valve cap pressure gauge and adjust the needle valve
until
you hear the coolant leak, and release the pin and close the valve of the the pipe;
c) Keep under control the weight of the refrigerant tank through the electronic scale;
d) Open the ball valve and to flow the refrigerant gradually;
e) After reaching the mass of gas to be loaded close the tap;
f) Remove the manometer and charging hose from the valve;
g) Fully open taps 2 and 3 way valves (D), turn the product in heat pump mode with
the detector and check for leaks of refrigerant;
h) Remove the container from the manifold and replace all the plugs (E).
Already installed:
a) Connect the manometer on the low pressure service valve, and connect the
refrigerant cylinder to the center tap of the the manometer. Open the container of the
refrigerant then open the main valve cap pressure gauge and adjust the needle valve

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until you hear the coolant leak, and release the pin and close the valve of the the pipe;
b) Keep under control the weight of the refrigerant tank through the electronic scale;
c) Open the ball valve and to flow the refrigerant gradually;
d) After reaching the mass of gas to be loaded close the tap;
e) Remove the manometer and charging hose from the valve;
f) with the detector and check for leaks of refrigerant;
g) Remove the container from the manifold and replace all the plugs (E).
h) Once finished the time for the ĀChargeā, verify proper product functioning.
5.9 Installation caution
When making the connections, you should respect the standards and local directives.
- Select copper pipes for pipeline connection.
- The inlet water pressure is between 0.1~0.6MPa. If lower than 0.1 MPa, a booster
pump shall be added at the water inlet; if higher than 0.6 MPa, a pressure relief valve
shall be added at the water inlet.
- The inlet water temperature is suggested between 10-30eC.
- Outdoor water pipeline and valves should be proper insulated.
- In accordance with safety rules, a safety valve(8.5bar,99eC,G3/4M) must be
installed on the tank.For France, we recommend hydraulic safety units fitted with a
membrane with the NF marking.
Integrate the safety valve in the cold water circuit.Install the safety valve close to the
tank in a place which is easy to access.
No isolating devices should be located between the safety valve or unit and the tank.
- Never block the outlet of the safety valve or its drain line for any reason.
- The diameter of the safety unit and its connection must be atleast equal to the
diameter of the domestic cold water inlet.
- If the mains pressure exceeds 80% of safety valve, a pressure reducer must be
installed upstream of the appliance.
Do not connect the cold water inlet and hot water outlet directly to the copper
pipes in order to avoid iron/copper galvanic couples (risk of corrosion).
The cold water inlet and hot water outlet must be fitted with a dielectric connection
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Pipeline installation diagram
- Pressure relief valve, thermostatic valve, stop valve, check valve, T&P valve and
French combination valve are not included in the accessories, please select proper
fittings in local market;
- Valves with NF/CE certification are recommended
5.10 Electrical connections precautions
WARNING
- Only qualified professionals may carry out electrical connections, always with the
power off.
- The earthing shall comply with local standards.
-The heat pump water heater requires a single phase 16A(HP200S1)/20A(HP300S1)
supply requiring a licensed electrician for connecting.

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- Water heaters shall be equipped with a dedicated power line and residual current
circuit breakers. The action current shall not exceed 30 mA;
- The earth wire and the neutral wire of the power supply shall be separated entirely.
Connecting the neutral wire to the earth wire is not allowed.
- Parameter of the alimentation cable: 3×2.5mm² or more.
- If a power cable is damaged, it shall be replaced by qualified professionals to avoid
risks.
- In the case of places and walls where water may be splashed to, installation height of
a power socket shall not be less than 1.8 m, and it shall be ensured that water would
not be splashed on these places. The socket shall be installed out of children’s reach.
- The live wire, neutral wire and earth wire inside a power socket used in your home
shall be wired correctly without any wrong positioning or false connection, and
internal short circuit shall be avoided. Wrong wiring may cause fire accidents.
Attention!
Through poor conditions of the electrical MAINS, shortly voltage drops can appear
when starting the EQUIPMENT. This can influence other equipment (eg. blinking of
a lamp). If the MAINS-IMPEDANCE Zmax < 0.304 OHM(HP200S1) Zmax < 0.289
OHM(HP300S1) , such disturbances are not expected. (In case of need, you may
contact your local supply authority for further information).
5.11 Electrical connections
Connecting the external unit cables:
a) Remove the electric cover.
b) Connect the external unit cables, according to the wiring diagrams .
c) Connect the display panel signal wire, the tank temperature sensor and Off-peak
power signal wire .
d) After connection, you must use the fixing board to press the cable. Fixing board
should be pressed against the outer sheath of the cable.
e) Install the electric cover.