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58 on a Viessmann Vitotronic 200: Liquid gas supercooling too high

Short answer

On a Viessmann heat pump, 58 means: Liquid gas supercooling too high. The heat pump keeps running.

Reviewed 23 September 2026 · 1 source

What it means

The manuals for this range word it in different ways:

  • Liquid gas supercooling too high.
  • Cylinder sensor top: If only the upper cylinder temperature sensor is present: No DHW heating; If an additional lower temperature sensor is installed: DHW heating possible, switched on and off ….

Part involved: Liquid gas supercooling too high; Cylinder sensor top.

When it shows: No type given. Heat pump characteristics: Compressor remains in operation. If only the upper cylinder temperature sensor is present: No DHW heating; If an additional lower temperature sensor is installed: DHW heating possible, switched on and off via this sensor.

Likely causes:

  • Liquid gas supercooling too high.
  • Lead break, top cylinder temperature sensor.

Is it safe?

Does the heat pump stop?No
SeverityInformation only
Engineer needed?No

The heat pump keeps running.

Resetting itself: Not stated in 6150133.

Manual reset: Refrigerant circuit messages cannot be acknowledged in the message history (6150133 p.155); acknowledge the resulting 05/07/A9 message on the control unit.

What you can check

  • This code is only visible to engineers in the service menu (Diagnosis > Refrigerant circuit > Message history); homeowners see message 05, 07 or A9 - note that code and call your contractor.
  • Note the 2-character message code and message text shown on the Vitotronic 200 display (press OK for details) and give them to your heating contractor (operating instructions 5817913 p.56).
  • You may acknowledge the message once with OK as described in the Vitotronic 200 operating instructions; if it reappears, do not keep acknowledging it - call your contractor.
  • Check the heat pump breaker/isolator in the consumer unit is ON (do not repeatedly reset a breaker or RCD that keeps tripping).

What the engineer will check

  • Check secondary circuit flow rate. If.
  • necessary, increase the flow rate. Check installation position of the liquid gas temperature sensor: See "Internal components". Check resistance value (NTC 10 k).
  • Ω at connection J13 (T5) on the EEV PCB: See "EEV PCB [4] ".
  • Check resistance value (NTC 10 k Ω) at plug F6 or at terminals X25.5/X25.6: See "Controller and sensor PCB".

Who to ask for: Viessmann-trained heat pump engineer with F-gas refrigeration certification; Viessmann-trained heat pump installer/service engineer.

Certification: F-gas certificate (UK F-gas Regulations; Viessmann: refrigerant work by authorised refrigeration engineers only).

What you might notice

Sources

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

Reviewed: 23 September 2026