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Main Fuse Tripping

Main Fuse Tripping — Electrical overload in the property

NIBE · F750 Heat Pump

What does Main Fuse Tripping mean?

The property's main fuse may trip if the heat pump's electrical addition operates simultaneously with many other high-power consumers. The F750 has integrated load monitors, but an overload can still occur.

Common Causes

  • Simultaneous high power consumption from multiple appliances and the heat pump's electrical addition
  • Incorrect main fuse size setting in the heat pump menu (Menu 5.1.12)

Repair Steps & Checklist

Click steps to track your progress.

  1. 1

    Reduce the number of high-power appliances operating simultaneously in the property.

  2. 2

    Check the size of the property's main fuse in menu 5.1.12 of the heat pump's system and ensure it matches the actual fuse installed.

  3. 3

    Consider installing current sensors on incoming phase conductors if not already present, to allow the heat pump's load monitor to function optimally.

  4. 4

    If persistent, consult a qualified electrician to assess the electrical installation and fuse sizing.

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Verified technical data. Last updated: April 2026

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Source: NIBE F750 Heat Pump
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