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106

sensor fault BT6 — sensor temporarily missing

NIBE · Heat Pumps

What does 106 mean?

The BT6 sensor (hot water controlling) is temporarily not detected by the system.

Common Causes

  • Loose or intermittent connection to the BT6 sensor.
  • Temporary electrical interference.
  • A momentary fault in the sensor itself or its wiring.

Repair Steps & Checklist

Click steps to track your progress.

  1. 1

    Wait a few minutes to see if the sensor communication restores itself and the alarm clears.

  2. 2

    Power cycle the Heat Pump by turning it off at the main breaker for 30 seconds, then turning it back on.

  3. 3

    Inspect the physical connections to the BT6 sensor to ensure they are secure.

  4. 4

    If the alarm recurs frequently, a service technician may need to investigate the sensor or wiring.

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Verified technical data. Last updated: April 2026

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Source: NIBE Heat Pumps
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