Can you tell me how to adjust pressure as it has dropped to 0

I am not able to add my Daikin Comfora (new) to cloud. The AC is connected to the router, gets its IP address (pingable) but the next step (adding you adapter to cloud) takes forever with no error message. I think the next screen should be choosing the timezone, etc. but I never got there. Any ideas?

How do I get to Oxford street using the controller.

Try measuring the vibration caused by the heat pump inside the property, and compare that the vibration caused by the gas boiler. Note, your DB meter is not the right tool for this measurement, it will not pick up anything.

You should do it in the winter when it’s cold and has to work….

How do I connect this to my WiFi?

heat pumps are a scam but the propaganda machine is there to argue and mitigate against anyone blowing the whistle

How do you make this look so easy to control? Any time I try rotating the dial it’s like a game of roulette 🤣

The smart controller Homely automates the weather compensation curve and works with daikin and ideal.

Thank you so much. Brilliant, clear video! I wish my installers had explained things so clearly.👍

You need to remove that +10°c offset. It makes you WC pointless.

should I put it at 50 c ?

Hi, I need your help. I live in a terraced house. The unit is planned to be set up close to the fence on the patio. On my right hand side luckily I have neighours with a few meters recessed compared to me patio door. So it would sit close to the fence but not near their patio door or windows. However, I wonder having a small garden and being in a terraced house with fences either side if it is something “sensitive neighbours (on the other side of the more distant fence - about 5 meters away) might really have or give me a pain with..? I am receiving support via ECO4 so I can’t really pick and choose. It will be the Baxi HP50-11 unit which seems I was told a bit more noisy than the mistubishi ones.

Why is it disxonnected in the first place?

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Fair user guide but the advanced settings should be explained as well. You've given people fair warning (and the device controller does as well).

That thing looks expensive

That was absolutely useless mate

Great video, very helpful. I have just had a Heat Pump installed. I have a question relating to setpoint modes, in the ONECTA app my climate control (main heating) is set as weather dependent and the hot water is set as fixed. Should this be set to weather dependent like the main heating?

The ‘Room’ option doesn’t show on my menu. Why would that be?

I've had this installed around 6 months ago. Now it's not working. Its wall mounted, how do I chance they batteries?

This industry needs to start name and shaming this cowboys that are installing due to gov grants....shameful.

Heat can't pass from a cooler to a hotter. THAT is a physical law.

Thank you for the video. I feel like (am maybe I’m wrong) that CB heating should have at least tested our new heat pump after a £15k install. I’m not aware that you ever did a test run at all, is this normal?

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what can you set with this app?

the creator of this video is very UNEDUCATED

Very nice, simple explanation with no pointless chat about stuff you don't need to know. Thank you.

Absolute garbage don't waste your money, promoted by green nutters...

TRVs turned right up is all well and good in a house where all the rooms and radiators have been carefully calculated and design from the get go for a heatpump then TRVs are unnecessary. However what about those properties that have an existing system and the installer only increases the undersized radiators ignoring those that are oversized. Then as in my house one lands up with some smaller rooms getting too warm and that’s where the TRV comes into play. In my case Honeywell home TRVs that creates a zone for each radiator/room.

Heeeeeelp! Re weather compensation

Mine is the WI-FI one. Today total black screen, changing batteries hasnt helped. And my app says its currently. -327°. Any ideas?

I have played around a liitle bit with the App and have most of the things "off Pat" on what Jamie is putting across. I have set up on weather compensation mode which is essential for efficiency and cost but the APP does not show me the "Produced Heat" figures and have to go to the home controller to get this which is unfortunate . Is Daikin planning any updates to include this information in the App ? It would make it more easy to have all the information sent to the App and gauge your efficiency "live" as it were.

Anything that has little "quirks" as you put it should not be on the market, until they are ironed out and it works properly. My gas boiler heats the house fast to the temperature I want, not a lower temperature because the system is only capable of providing that. I also don't have to stop nasty bugs breeding because, guess what?... my water is at the correct temperature! If I want a bath the HOT water is ready in 20 minutes and if I want the house warm enough for me (23 C not a stupid 19 C, which will kill a pensioner in days) it will do it day after day through the winter and never drop lower that that setting. It also uses less electricity than a heat pump. Yes I checked, it does... my neighbor had one fitted last year and his electric bill has gone up despite cheaper rates, and he deeply regrets being conned into installing it. It also makes a continuous humming sound that is driving me crazy, so I can no longer have my windows open. They are allowed to be within one meter of my property and have a sound rating up to 42 decibels and it is within this range so I cannot complain. This is just wrong on so many levels and they should be banned.

Can you please explain the reduced available system output as the ambient temperature reduces during the cooler winter period, more commonly known as the "coefficient of performance". The following is an extract from a refrigeration engineers notes on the explanation of duty reduction as ambient temperatures reduce in winter conditions. I do not believe this information is openly given to potential purchasers of HP derived heating systems. A heat pump's Coefficient of Performance (COP) is its efficiency, which is the ratio of useful heat energy produced to electrical energy consumption. The COP of a heat pump varies with temperature, and is usually lower when the temperature is colder: Outdoor air temperature: As the temperature drops, the heat pump has to work across a larger temperature difference between the indoor and outdoor space, so its COP decreases. For example, a heat pump's COP might be around 4.0 in mild weather, but only 2.5 at 0°C, and typically reduces by 20% of the remaining available duty for every 5.0°C reduction in ambient temperature. Medium temperature The COP also depends on the temperature of the medium that the heat pump is pulling heat from. For example, a heat pump that has to heat water to 60°C will have a lower COP than if it only has to heat water to 45°C.

I will have a heat pump installation by CB heating soon, but a bit confused by the tank temp. Once it is heated to a certain temp, does it hold the water warm for a few hours so that I can use the hot water throughout the day? Or do I need to presume what time I will have a bath and set the water tank temp accordingly? Please advise, thanks.

Absolutely useless waste of time watching this, no information provided, just a vailed advertisement 🤔🤔🤔

This isn't free. The tax payer pays through the nose for every single job!

The schedule for heating is faily clear but when I want to set the schedule for hot water - all I see is "Economy" everywhere, which I found, after a bit of fannying around, I can change to "Comfort". But I have no idea what these mean. Please include a video showing how to set a schedule for hot water.

Hi. So i accidentally "long pressed" the center button, due to which im unable to access the shower options. Im only getting menu options. How do I go back to the old settings ?

I have this issue and my installer also says don’t worry. However it is very weird that it does not complete the cycle. It is a machine , it should work. It does not have a hangover and decides not do its job. There should be a technical reason if it does not complete. I bought daikin because I had a good experience with it’s airco’s but for heating I now doubt it.. Can anybody tell me what possible reasons could trigger this? I do not know yet if it recovers the next cycle. Let’s see…

thanks a million, that was very helpful

stupidest and one of the worst user experiences ever.. its a shame

Would it be possible to show us to change modes say from schedule to reheat? ... Can't figure it out on mine.

I only have one time in my schedule (0400 - comfort) it heats to 48 degrees then. At any point the hot water drops below 36 degrees it reheats to 42 degrees which for me is perfect.

Thanks so much for the video; it was super helpful. Can you confirm for me that the dark blue means it's in "STOP" mode? The manual says that darker colors mean the hottest temperature, which fights with what we see here.

Thanks so much for the video. Can you confirm for me that when you set it on "STOP," it goes on the dark blue so that the dark blue means that it's not producing hot water? Thanks so much. Looking at the manual, it says that darker colors mean hotter temperatures that doesn't match with what we say here.

Can I add a second home in Onecta? I don't see the option to connect a second Daikin wireless AP anywhere!

I agree with the majority of the other comments. Pointless and useless video from which nothing can be learned. It appears to be "marketing" by CB Energy - "Heat Pump Nightmare"??? The Head of Marketing at CB Heating should resign. The video is a complete waste of time.

Bad and biased video