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Grundfos Alpha2 L Pump - Control Panel Flashing, All LEDs Blinking, Troubleshooting & Fixes

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  • #1 16878699
    Przemek6699
    Level 2  
    Hello
    I have a Grundfos Alpha2 L pump. After connecting the power supply on the panel all the LEDs are blinking and nothing works. Can it be fixed?
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  • #2 16879137
    osiniak75
    Level 35  
    Everything is described in the manual. Just take a look. greetings
  • #3 16880704
    Przemek6699
    Level 2  
    I only have the pump, no papers.
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  • #4 16880863
    osiniak75
    Level 35  
    The manual is available on the manufacturer's website.
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  • #6 16882260
    Przemek6699
    Level 2  
    However, the manual does not respond to the blinking LEDs on the control panel after the power is applied.
  • #7 16882538
    osiniak75
    Level 35  
    Chapter 11. Troubleshooting - page 23 of this manual.
  • #8 16997240
    Świętoszek
    Level 18  
    I also have a problem with this pump. POWER LEDs are off and the rest are on simultaneously. What should be the supply voltage to control the board? There is a chance to get a working plate? There are nowhere in the websites - no spare parts for pumps of this type.
  • #9 17001615
    mariusz.lubicz
    Level 24  
    Take good photos of the electronics
  • #10 17199969
    banita_1
    Level 11  
    I think it was about a glitch that I am also experiencing ...
    Everything just lights up and dims - there is no E ... the autoadapt is trying to ignite the hardest ...
  • #11 17232950
    mariusz.lubicz
    Level 24  
    So take photos of the electronics board too. We will estimate what might have gone wrong.
  • #12 17233590
    BUCKS
    Level 39  
    banita_1 wrote:
    I think it was about a glitch that I am also experiencing ...

    How many years / months did your pump run as a failure-free device?

    I have an old pump that is 12 years old and spinning. And reading various posts on the Internet, I have the impression that in these modern, energy-saving pumps, the weakest link is electronics, which, if it collapses after a few years, the pump is suitable for scrap, because an authorized service does not repair it.
    Why is the EU not fighting for ecology and will not guarantee the option of replacing electronics with a new one. As you can see, ecology is empty words, because being ECO is promoted only when it is convenient, profitable for the promoter and specific interest groups.
  • #13 19347186
    bolo28
    Level 11  
    I know that the topic is old, but maybe it will help someone. I also had the control panel on the Grundfos Alpha 2 pump flashing, and the pump did not work. The replacement of capacitors on the electronics board helped: one smd 47 uF / 35V electrolyte and 2 MKP or MKT 150 nF / 275V. Someone somewhere wrote about it on the net, it helped me. I replaced without checking the old ones (I had nothing) and maybe not all I need, but the cost is small, so I did not think about it.
  • #14 19651202
    GlenAllanEikeland
    Level 2  
    Thanks a million. I had the same flashing light. Changed the capacitor and it worked like a charm. Capacitor cost approx. 10 USD.
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  • #15 19691469
    MR
    Level 28  
    Has anyone measured the voltage on the SMD 47uF capacitor?
    After replacing it, I have 15 V.
  • #16 20202214
    jarakasan
    Level 1  
    Just replace the 47uF / 35V SMD capacitor and it works. I did.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the Grundfos Alpha2 L pump, specifically addressing the issue of all LEDs blinking on the control panel after power connection. Users suggest consulting the manual for troubleshooting guidance, although some report that the manual does not specifically address the blinking LED issue. A common solution mentioned involves replacing the SMD capacitor (47uF/35V) on the electronics board, which has reportedly resolved similar problems for multiple users. Concerns about the longevity and repairability of modern energy-saving pumps are also raised, highlighting the potential for electronic failure after a few years of use.
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