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E006Advantix S.p.A

E006 on an Advantix S.p.A heat pump: Flow alarm

Short answer

On an Advantix S.p.A heat pump, E006 means: Flow alarm. The heat pump stops until the fault clears or is reset. An engineer is needed to fix the cause. The wording differs by model range — each is shown below.

Reviewed 24 September 2026 · 4 sources

What it means

On the MAXA i-290 (Gamma i-290)

The manual says: Flow alarm.

Part involved: flow switch / circulation pump.

When it shows: Flow missing for 5 s after a 10 s bypass; circulator runs 120 s. Not active during DHW or venting cycle.

On the MAXA i-32V5

The manual says: Flow alarm.

Part involved: flow switch / circulation pump.

When it shows: Flow missing for 5 s after a 10 s bypass; circulator runs 120 s. Not active during DHW or venting cycle.

On the MAXA i-32V5 MIDI (i-32V5H Midi)

The manual says: No flow alarm.

Part involved: flow switch / circulation pump.

When it shows: Flow missing for 5 s after a 10 s bypass; circulator runs 120 s. Not active during DHW or venting cycle.

On the MAXA i-HPV5H

The manual says: No flow alarm.

Part involved: flow switch / circulation pump.

When it shows: Flow missing for 5 s after a 10 s bypass; circulator runs 120 s. Not active during DHW or venting cycle.

Is it safe?

Does the heat pump stop?Yes
SeverityFault — clears by itself when the condition goes
Engineer needed?Yes

The heat pump stops until the fault clears or is reset.

Resetting itself: unknown.

Manual reset: automatic; manual reset required if it trips more than 3 times per hour.

What you can check

  • Note the code shown on the controller and the model number on the unit's rating label before contacting your installer.
  • Check that the heat pump's isolator and consumer-unit breaker are on; do not open any casing.
  • Check the heating system pressure gauge reads within the range your installer set (typically 1-2 bar) and that the filling loop is closed.

What the engineer will check

  • Check the circulation pump runs and the strainer/filter is clean.
  • Vent air from the system.
  • Check the flow switch/flowmeter and its wiring.
  • Check isolation valves are open and minimum flow/volume is met.

Who to ask for: Heat pump engineer.

Certification: Heat pump installer competence; F-gas and flammable-refrigerant (R32/R290) handling competence for any refrigerant-circuit work.

What you might notice

Sources

A code explains what the controller detected, not a confirmed root cause.

Reviewed: 24 September 2026