If the remote control display is blank, or the system is not responding, first try replacing the batteries. Slide the front panel down and off to access the battery compartment. If replacing the batteries does not solve the problem, please contact our office on 03 578 0030 for assistance.
Follow the link below to watch videos with step by step instructions for different Daikin models:
How to use your Daikin controller
If your indoor unit is showing a flashing green light, this usually indicates a fault condition. Other heat pump brands may display faults differently. Please contact our office on 03 578 0030 and our team will help diagnose the issue.
This is normal. When operating in heating mode during cold weather, heat pumps periodically enter a defrost cycle to remove ice from the outdoor unit. During this time, the indoor unit may temporarily stop producing warm air for up to 10 minutes.
You may notice:
These are all signs your heat pump is operating normally.
Yes. Heat pumps naturally produce condensation during normal operation. Water may drip from the outdoor unit during both heating and cooling modes.
However, water dripping from the indoor unit is not normal and should be investigated. If water is leaking inside your home, please contact our office on 03 578 0030.
We recommend checking and cleaning your filters every 4–8 weeks, depending on how frequently the system is used. Homes with pets, wood burners, construction work nearby or higher dust levels may require more frequent cleaning.
Regular filter cleaning helps maintain:
Most Daikin filters can be removed by opening the front panel of the indoor unit.
Simply:
Watch the video here:How to clean your Daikin filter
To help keep your heat pump running efficiently:
We recommend a professional service every 1–2 years to maintain efficiency, maximise system life and help meet manufacturer warranty requirements.
The cost of a heat pump depends on the size of the area, the type of system selected and the installation requirements. We provide free in-home consultations throughout Marlborough to recommend the right solution and provide an accurate quotation.
Every home is different. Our consultant will assess your home's size, insulation, layout and installation requirements to ensure the heat pump is correctly sized and positioned for maximum comfort and efficiency.
The correct size depends on factors such as room size, insulation, glazing, ceiling height and home orientation. Our consultants calculate your heating and cooling requirements to ensure the system is correctly sized for your home.
No. Heat pumps are one of the most energy-efficient forms of heating available and typically cost significantly less to run than traditional electric heaters.
Yes. Heat pumps provide both heating and cooling, helping keep your home comfortable all year round.
Yes. Modern heat pumps are designed to operate in cold conditions and continue heating effectively even when outdoor temperatures fall below freezing. Daikin heat pumps are equipped with automatic defrost technology to maintain performance during winter conditions.
Yes. By maintaining a more consistent indoor temperature and reducing moisture levels, heat pumps can help reduce condensation.nFor homes with ongoing moisture issues, a ventilation system may also be recommended.
Many modern heat pumps include filtration systems that help reduce dust, allergens and airborne particles, contributing to a healthier indoor environment.
The best heat pump depends on your home's size, layout, insulation and heating requirements. We've been installing heat pumps for over 35 years and can recommend the right solution for your home and budget.
We install quality products from trusted manufacturers including Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric, both of whom offer comprehensive warranty support.
For detailed warranty information:
A quality heat pump that is correctly installed and maintained will typically provide 10–15 years or more of reliable service.
Yes. Our service team maintains and repairs most major heat pump brands, regardless of who installed them.
We provide heating, cooling, ventilation, refrigeration and air conditioning services throughout Marlborough, including Blenheim, Picton, Renwick, Havelock, Seddon and surrounding areas.
A hot water heat pump uses energy from the surrounding air to heat your water. Because it transfers heat rather than creating it directly, it is significantly more energy efficient than a traditional electric hot water cylinder.
Yes. Hot water heat pumps can use up to 70–80% less electricity than a conventional electric hot water cylinder, helping reduce household power bills while still providing reliable hot water.
Savings vary depending on your household size and hot water usage. As hot water can account for around 25–35% of a home's energy use, a hot water heat pump can make a noticeable difference to your electricity costs.
Yes. Hot water heat pumps are available in a range of sizes to suit everything from smaller households through to large families with high hot water demand. We can recommend the right system based on your household's needs.
Absolutely. Hot water heat pumps are suitable for both new homes and upgrades to existing hot water systems. Our team can assess your property and recommend the best solution for your home and budget.
There are several ventilation options available, including positive pressure, balanced pressure and heat recovery systems. The best solution depends on your home's design, insulation levels and moisture concerns.
A heat pump controls temperature, while a ventilation system manages moisture and air quality. Many homes benefit from having both systems working together.
In many cases, yes. Ventilation systems help remove excess moisture from the home, reducing condensation and helping prevent mould growth.
Signs your home may benefit from ventilation include:
If you're experiencing any of these issues, our team can help recommend the most suitable ventilation solution for your home.
No. Modern ventilation systems are designed to operate quietly and unobtrusively, providing continuous fresh air circulation without disrupting daily life.
We recommend servicing your ventilation system every 2–3 years and replacing filters as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure optimal performance and air quality.