Great point you bring up! According to 3 different HVAC technicians, it must absolutely not be closed, because otherwise the flow rate during defrosting is insufficient. I didn’t believe it, but they were right.
I constantly had defrosting issues because the minimum flow rate could not be achieved.
Great point you bring up! According to 3 different HVAC technicians, it must definitely not be closed, because otherwise the flow rate is not sufficient during defrosting. I didn’t believe it, but they were right.
I constantly had defrosting malfunctions because the minimum flow rate could not be reached.
Then your hydraulic settings are probably incorrect, and 28 degrees flow temperature is very high for a modern house. I run 25 21 0 in a KfW 70.
And that would also explain the rapidly rising return temperature.