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netjack

Newbie

High Flow Next Help - No Flow Reading

Monday, November 27th 2023, 4:42pm

Hi - just installed my High Flow Next. Everything is working fine other than a flow reading. All other readings are fine (water temp is 22.5). Any suggestions
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Hufeisen

Senior Member

Monday, November 27th 2023, 5:03pm

For testing, set your pump speed to 100%, and see if the flow reading changes. The high flow next requires a minimum flow rate of 35 L/h to show any reading.

netjack

Newbie

Monday, November 27th 2023, 5:56pm

I’ve got it running at full rpm right now (5k).

Does the vertical nature of the placement impact anything?

Peter von Frosta

Full Member

Tuesday, November 28th 2023, 8:14am

Vertical installation can have an influence on the operating noise.
Personally, I would try the following:
Set the pump to 100% and squeeze the hose at a suitable point (or close a ball valve if one is installed,but haven't seen one, except for draining) and then suddenly release the flow again.

mditsch

Senior Member

Tuesday, November 28th 2023, 8:26am

and at the end, when nothing else helps:

  • resetting device to factorty defaults
  • reflashing Firmware
  • contacting AC Support by mail or phone

Bartdude

Full Member

Tuesday, November 28th 2023, 9:37am

I would seriously rethink your tube routing, maybe move the pump up to the middle of the radiator mounting to give you more options and remove the elbow coming form the outlet of the pump as that seriously affects flow by all accounts.
"no shit lady, does it sound like i'm ordering pizza?"

Remayz

Senior Member

Tuesday, November 28th 2023, 10:01am

the whole thing has like two 90°, it's going to be fairly high flow. Those HWlabs rads are going to be the biggest restriction tbh.

Maybe if you have spare tubing, cut two longer pieces to connect the flowmeter, and hold it horizontal to test ?

mditsch

Senior Member

Tuesday, November 28th 2023, 11:10am

yes, this things can all have as a result, that your flow is below 35-40l/h. only from this value on will the HF Next be able to detect and show a flow value.

Bartdude

Full Member

Wednesday, November 29th 2023, 9:41am

I was not referring to 90's in general just having one directly from the pump is not good
"no shit lady, does it sound like i'm ordering pizza?"

Conanti

Junior Member

Saturday, February 17th 2024, 3:15pm

Did you ever find a solution?

Mine was working fine but I redid my loop and had to flip it upside down to make it fit. Now I have temp readings and rgb etc but it is registering 0.0 litres per hour flow which isn't correct. I can even hear the propeller moving.