CW3 / CW6 Diagnostic Guide – Use MagIQtouch Service Menu to Test Pumps, Fans & Drain Faults


Quick Summary

  • Always use the MagIQtouch Service Menu first to test components
  • The Service Menu allows you to turn pumps, fans, drain, and solenoid ON/OFF individually
  • Most faults can be confirmed without replacing parts
  • Common faults:
    • No water (FC02) → solenoid or supply
    • No drain (FC04) → hose blocked or valve not opening

How to Access the MagIQtouch Service Menu

The Service Menu is used to manually run and test components (pumps, fans, drain, solenoid) for fault finding.


Steps to Access the Service Menu

  1. From the Home Screen, select Menu 
  2. Select Settings
  3. Scroll down and select Service
  4. Enter the service PIN 7378 (if prompted)
  5. Select Service Operating Screen

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What You Should See

Once in the Service Operating Screen:

  • You can turn components ON/OFF individually:
    • Fill (Solenoid)
    • Pumps
    • Drain Valve
    • Fans

This allows you to test each component directly, not just rely on fault codes
This is how components are checked during commissioning


Field Tip

  • If you’re troubleshooting and haven’t accessed the Service Menu yet → start there first
  • It’s the quickest way to confirm:
    • Component working → check wiring / sensors
    • Component not running → check power / replace

Simple Rule

No Service Menu test = No confident diagnosis


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Start Here – Use the Service Menu First

Before checking anything else:

  1. Go to Service Menu
  2. Run these tests:
    • Fill (solenoid)
    • Pump
    • Drain
    • Fan

This confirms:

  • If the component works
  • If the issue is electrical vs mechanical

Quick Diagnosis Using Service Menu

TestWhat You DoWhat It Tells You
Fill testTurn solenoid ONConfirms water supply + solenoid
Pump testRun pumpConfirms pump operation
Drain testOpen drainConfirms valve operates + hose clear
Fan testRun fan speedsConfirms fan operation

Fault Code Quick Reference (Use with Service Menu)

Fault CodeMeaningWhat to Do Using Service MenuMost Likely Cause
FC02No water detectedRun fill testSolenoid or no supply
FC03No high probe detectionRun fill + check levelSupply / flow issue
FC04Won’t drainRun drain testBlocked hose or valve not operating
FC07Fan issueRun fan testMotor or wiring

Step-by-Step Troubleshooting (Service Menu First)


1. Water Fill Fault (FC02 / FC03)

Use Service Menu:

  • Turn Fill ON

What to Look For

No water entering unit

This means water is not getting into the tank

Check:

  • Is there voltage at the solenoid?

    • ❌ No voltage → wiring or control issue
    • ✅ Voltage present → solenoid issue
  • Is the water supply turned on?

  • Is the isolation valve open?

  • Is the inlet strainer blocked?

Most common causes:

  • Blocked inlet strainer
  • Failed solenoid (not opening)
  • No water supply or low pressure

Water flows into the tank

Water supply is OK — issue is likely detection, not filling

Check:

  • Are the water probes clean?
  • Are the probes connected properly?
  • Is the tank actually reaching the correct level?

Most common causes:

  • Dirty probes not detecting water
  • Probe wiring loose or incorrect
  • Water level too low to reach probes

2. Drain Fault (FC04)

Use Service Menu:

  • Run Drain test

What to Look For

No water draining

Drain valve is not opening or water can’t get out

Check:

  • Is the drain valve opening?
  • Is there power to the drain valve?

Most common causes:

  • Failed drain valve
  • Electrical issue to valve
  • Debris stuck in valve

Water drains slowly / partially

Water is trying to drain but is restricted

Check:

  • Drain hose for:
    • Kinks
    • Crushing
    • Excessive length
  • Any blockages in hose or fittings

Most common causes:

  • Restricted drain hose
  • Poor hose routing (too long or too many bends)
  • Debris buildup in hose

3. Pump Faults

Use Service Menu:

  • Turn Pump ON

What to Look For

Pump not running

Pump is not operating at all

Check:

  • Is there voltage to the pump?
    • ❌ No voltage → wiring / board issue
    • ✅ Voltage present → pump faulty

Most common causes:

  • Failed pump
  • Loose or damaged wiring
  • Control/output issue

Pump runs but no water movement

Pump is working but water isn’t circulating

Check:

  • Pump strainer for blockage
  • Water lines for:
    • Blocked hoses
    • Kinks

Most common causes:

  • Blocked pump strainer
  • Blocked distribution hoses
  • Airlock or restriction in system

4. Fan Faults

Use Service Menu:

  • Run Fan test (Speed 1–10)

What to Look For

Fan not running at all

No operation from the motor

Check:

  • Is there power to the motor?
  • Check motor wiring and connections

Most common causes:

  • Failed fan motor
  • Wiring fault
  • Control issue

Fan runs but has issues

Fan operates but not correctly

Look for:

  • Noise
  • Vibration
  • Inconsistent speed

Most common causes:

  • Debris in fan
  • Motor bearing wear
  • Mechanical imbalance

Service Menu – What It’s For

FunctionWhat It DoesWhat It Helps You Confirm
Fill / SolenoidBrings water into tankWater supply + solenoid working
PumpCirculates waterPump + water movement
DrainEmpties tankDrain valve + hose clear
FanRuns airflow systemMotor + airflow operation

Each component can be tested on its own, so you can quickly isolate the fault instead of guessing


Field Tips

  • Always use Service Menu before replacing parts
  • If it works in Service Mode → the component itself is OK

If a component runs in Service Mode:

The issue is usually:

  • Wiring
  • Sensors (probes)
  • Installation issue

❌ If a component does NOT run in Service Mode:

The issue is likely:

  • No power
  • Failed component

Most Common Faults

  • FC02 (No water):

    • Blocked inlet strainer
    • Faulty solenoid
  • FC04 (Drain fault):

    • Blocked/restricted drain hose
    • Failed drain valve

Simple Troubleshooting Flow

  1. Run Service Menu test
  2. Does the component operate?

YES – Component works

? The problem is NOT the part
Check:

  • Probes / sensors
  • Wiring
  • Installation issues

NO – Component does not work

? Focus on:

  • Power supply
  • Wiring
  • Replace component if required


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