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Thread: issue with L1 controlling my 4 tunze 6095 pumps

  1. #1
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    Default issue with L1 controlling my 4 tunze 6095 pumps

    Hi to all,

    i have an issue controlling my 4 tunze 6095 pumps.
    Pump1 and Pump2 are connected to L1L2 via y cable and tunze 1 and 2 control cables
    Pump3 and Pump4 are connected to L3L4 via y cable and tunze 1 and 2 control cables

    Steam Group configuration as follows:
    Steam Group 1:
    Steam group 1.PNG
    Steam Group 2:
    Steam group 2.PNG

    Pumps on steam group 2 are working fine

    I am only having trouble with Pump1/L1 on Steam Group 1 that is not running. Different pumps were tested, different y cable and different control cables (control cables were also switched).
    After many tests, I found something curious:
    The only time Pump1/L1 is running is when Pump2/L2 is stopped. But when Pump2/L2 starts Pump1/L1 Stops. Configuration tested on Steam Group 1 with Pump2/L2 minimum speed to 0:
    test.PNG

    Tunze with 20v jumpers and set at 3 to 10 for the 1-10 voltage. Voltage always presented.
    10v interface.PNG

    Profilux 3.1T eX / firmware 6.29
    general.PNG

    Thanks All
    //NFerreira

  2. #2
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    GHL Support Team Please take a look

  3. #3
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    Switch the voltage to 3-8v. That is how you are suppose to have them. See if that helps you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by foxrazr View Post
    Switch the voltage to 3-8v. That is how you are suppose to have them. See if that helps you.


    Thanks foxrazr
    Voltage changed but there's no change to the problem

    Support team please help !

  5. #5
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    Hi,

    Pump 1 stops when Pump 2 runs and vise versa because you have the mode set to Permanent Opposite.

    Here is the explanation from our Programming Guide:
    Permanent Opposite- The pumps are permanently active and operate alternating. If pump 1 runs at maximum speed, pump 2 runs at minimum speed and vice versa.

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