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ASHP Level 3 · Panasonic Aquarea

Panasonic Aquarea Servicing & Repair

Servicing, fault-finding and repair for Panasonic Aquarea heat pumps — monobloc, bi-bloc, All in One and the R290 L generation — across Orpington, Bromley, Sevenoaks and Kent. £190 with no VAT.

ASHP Level 3 Qualified
Smart Cloud Checked
Written Report Every Visit

Aquarea Servicing

  • £190 full annual service, no VAT
  • £285 heat pump + cylinder together
  • H62, H76 & H90 faults traced
  • All in One tanks serviced under G3
  • Any installer, any generation
Aquarea Specifics

Which Aquarea Have You Got?

Panasonic has sold several generations of Aquarea, and it matters which one you have — the controller, the refrigerant and the fault codes all differ.

  • Monobloc — everything outside, with only water pipes coming into the house.
  • Bi-bloc — an outdoor unit plus an indoor hydro unit, joined by refrigerant pipework.
  • All in One — the indoor unit and the hot water tank combined in one cabinet.
  • K and L generations — the K generation uses R32; the L generation uses R290, a natural refrigerant, and can deliver water up to 75°C even at −10°C outside.

The model label on the outdoor unit tells me the generation. A photo of it when you get in touch saves time on the day.

Every Visit

What I Check on an Aquarea

Flow switch and water flow

Aquarea units stop with an H62 when the flow switch doesn't see enough water moving. The cause is usually a blocked filter, air or a pump problem rather than the switch, so I prove the water side before blaming a part.

Backup and tank heaters

Aquarea systems carry an electric backup heater, and many have a booster heater in the tank. Each has an overload protector that can trip. I find out why it tripped before resetting it — a heater that keeps tripping is a symptom, not the fault.

Refrigerant side on bi-bloc systems

Bi-bloc systems have refrigerant pipework between the outdoor and indoor units, and joints that can leak. I'm F-Gas qualified, so on R32 bi-blocs I can check the refrigerant side properly as well as the water side.

Smart Cloud connection

Aquarea Smart Cloud lets you control the system, follow energy use and get notified about faults from your phone. If yours has the connectivity fitted, I check it is online and reporting properly.

Heating curve and hot water

Weather compensation, flow temperatures, the hot water schedule and the anti-legionella cycle are reviewed, and I go through any changes with you before making them.

Fault Codes

Aquarea Fault Codes I Get Asked About

Panasonic shows faults as H or F followed by two digits. These are the common ones.

Common Panasonic Aquarea fault codes
CodeWhat it usually means
H62Water flow switch fault — not enough flow detected. Pressure, filters, air and the pump come first.
H76Communication fault between the indoor unit and the remote controller.
H90Communication fault between the indoor and outdoor units.
H72Tank temperature sensor fault.
H70 / H91Backup heater (H70) or tank booster heater (H91) fault — often an overload protector that has tripped.
H99Freeze protection on the indoor heat exchanger, triggered in cooling mode.
F12High-pressure switch has operated — often water flow, airflow or a blockage rather than the switch itself.
Code meanings can vary by generation. Note the code and what the system was doing when it appeared — heating, hot water or defrosting.
Warning Signs

When to Call Me

H62 after the system has been drained or worked on

Air left in the circuit is the usual suspect, and venting properly normally cures it.

A heater that keeps tripping

Usually the heat pump isn't keeping up and the heater is covering for it. Find out why rather than resetting it every week.

Ice that stays after a defrost

Defrost cycles are normal and can look dramatic. Ice that remains afterwards is not, and wants looking at.

Bills higher than you were told to expect

Settings first, almost always — flow temperature and the heating curve.

Smart Cloud notifications you don't understand

Send me a screenshot and I'll tell you whether it needs a visit.

Costs

Prices and What You Get

A full annual service of your Aquarea is £190 with no VAT, with a written report. If you have an unvented cylinder, servicing both in one visit is £285 — £45 less than booking them separately.

Fault-finding visits are priced before I come out, and if a part is needed you get a fixed price before anything is ordered.

I'm not VAT-registered, so the figure I give you is the whole price.

FAQ

Panasonic Aquarea Questions

Yes. I'm ASHP Level 3 qualified and service and repair Aquarea monobloc, bi-bloc and All in One systems across Orpington, Bromley, Sevenoaks and Kent, whoever installed them.
It's the water flow switch fault: the unit isn't seeing enough water moving. Low pressure, a blocked filter, air or a pump problem are the usual causes, and they're checked before the switch itself is blamed.
A communication fault between the indoor and outdoor units — wiring, a connection or a circuit board. Check both have power first.
Yes. I service the heat pump and its built-in hot water tank in one visit, and I'm G3 qualified for the unvented side. Both together are £285.
Yes — servicing, the water side, controls and electrics. The R290 refrigerant circuit is sealed; if a fault is inside it, I'll tell you and arrange the right route.
£190 with no VAT, with a written report, or £285 with the cylinder serviced at the same visit.
It can be, if it's running more than it should. I check how often it's being called on and why — usually settings, sometimes flow, occasionally sizing.
Yes. If your Aquarea has the connectivity fitted, I check it's online and reporting, and I'll explain any notifications you've been getting.

Book Your Aquarea Service

£190 with no VAT, written report every visit, across Orpington, Bromley, Sevenoaks and Kent.

07717 846247
Heat pump outdoor unit opened up for fan and coil inspection
Fan blade and condenser coil exposed for inspection during a heat pump service. Illustrative of the work.
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