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Atlantic fault codes

Alféa • Extensa

Complete guide to Atlantic heat pump and Alféa faults: air-to-water PAC, wall AC and gas boilers. Error codes 356, 369, 370, communication faults and manufacturer-backed procedures for certified installers.

Common Atlantic issues

Atlantic Alféa heat-pump faults

Atlantic Alféa and Excellia heat pumps show numeric codes on the interface or Cozytouch app. The most common field faults concern water flow (error 356, blocked flow meter) and refrigerant circuit pressure (error 369, gas sensor). On an air-to-water PAC in heating mode, code 356 often means the compressor stops and leaving-water temperature no longer rises: check the strainer filter, isolation valve and flow-meter turbine before replacing parts. Error 369 points to the high/low pressure sensor or a refrigerant leak.

Atlantic air-conditioning faults

On Atlantic split and multi-split systems, indoor display codes often relate to sensors, fans or communication with the outdoor unit. Use the hub sheets to separate a simple dirty-filter trip from a genuine PCB or sensor failure, and follow the sourced diagnostic sequence before ordering spare parts.

When to call a certified engineer

Any intervention on the refrigerant circuit requires an F-Gas / certified refrigeration engineer. Electrical and hydraulic checks (filters, valves, flow meters, bus wiring) can be done by a qualified installer; if the fault returns after those checks, escalate with the AskMarcel procedure for the specific code.

Most viewed codes:369•356•01
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