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F.1007Viessmann · One Base

F.1007 on a Viessmann One Base: Heat pump locked

Short answer

On a Viessmann heat pump, F.1007 means: Heat pump locked. The manual does not say whether the heat pump stops. An engineer is needed to fix the cause.

Reviewed 23 September 2026 · 1 source

What it means

The manual says: Heat pump locked.

Part involved: Heat pump locked.

When it shows: System characteristics: Refrigerant circuit locked ! Please note Escaping refrigerant will cause environmental pollution. Do not unlock refrigerant circuit several times in quick succession.

Likely causes:

  • Cause of fault depends on other fault message with which it is combined.

Is it safe?

Does the heat pump stop?Not stated
SeveritySafety lockout
Engineer needed?Yes

The manual does not say whether the heat pump stops.

Resetting itself: Not stated per code in Viessmann document 6199893 GB 01/2026 (VSA00009).

Manual reset: Measures include resetting/unlocking the refrigerant circuit via HMI service menu "Reset outdoor unit" or ViGuide (engineer, password-protected; 6199893 p.118).

What you can check

  • On the HMI, tap the message and "?" to read the system characteristics and Viessmann's user tips; note the code (e.g. F.xxx) and text for your contractor (operating instructions 6249162 p.57).
  • Acknowledge the message once via the HMI; do not acknowledge fault messages several times in quick succession (6249162 p.58) - notify your contractor.

What the engineer will check

  • Perform steps according to the other fault message:.
  • F.864, F.881.
  • F.984, F.985.
  • F.1006.
  • F.1074, F.1076, F.1077, F.1078.
  • F.1173 to F.1177.
  • F.1191 to F.1193.
  • Unlock refrigerant circuit.

Who to ask for: Viessmann-trained heat pump engineer with F-gas certification and R290 (A3 flammable refrigerant) competence.

Certification: F-gas certificate (UK F-gas Regulations; EU 2015/2067 Cat. I cited by Viessmann) plus A3/R290 competence per EN 378-4 or IEC 60335-2-40 Annex HH (6202263 p.2).

Sources

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

Reviewed: 23 September 2026