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homematic IP HmIP-eTRV-E Series Radiator Thermostat Evo Installation Guide

Troubleshooting  
9 Troubleshooting  
9.1 Weak batteries  
Provided that the voltage value permits  
it, the radiator thermostat will remain  
ready for operation even if the battery  
voltage is low. Depending on the par-  
ticular load, it may be possible to send  
transmissions again repeatedly once  
the batteries have been allowed a brief  
recovery period.  
Figure 14  
• Slide the battery compartment  
cover (C) back up (see figure).  
If the voltage drops too far during  
transmission, the empty battery sym-  
bol ( ) and the corresponding error  
code will be displayed on the device,  
(see „6.1 Pairing“ on page 22). In this  
case, replace the empty batteries with  
two new ones (see „8 Changing the  
batteries“ on page 27).  
Once the batteries have been  
inserted, the radiator thermostat  
will perform a self-test for approx.  
2 seconds. After this, the device  
performs an initialisation ( ) and  
a test display (orange and green  
lights).  
9.2 Command not confirmed  
Once the batteries have been  
inserted, the radiator thermostat  
will perform a self-test for approx.  
2 seconds. After this, the device  
performs an initialisation ( ) and a  
test display (orange and green  
lights).  
If at least one receiver does not con-  
firm a command, the LED (D) lights  
up red at the end of the failed trans-  
mission process. The reason for the  
failed transmission may be radio inter-  
ference, (see „1 Package contents“ on  
page 20). This may be caused by the  
following:  
• Start the adjustment run (  
)
• Receiver cannot be reached.  
• Receiver is unable to execute the  
command (load failure, mechanical  
blockade, etc.).  
again by briefly pressing the system  
button (D).  
Caution! Avoid skin and eye con-  
tact when handling leaking batter-  
ies. Wear suitable protective  
• Receiver is faulty.  
gloves when removing leaking  
batteries and residues from a de-  
vice. Rinse with plenty of water in  
the event of skin contact.  
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