Coreco LOC
Dixell XW controller — keyboard locked (display message)
Source: Coreco_dixell_xw30lrh-ingles_termostatos.pdf
What does Coreco LOC mean?
On the Coreco controller (Dixell XW30/XW60/XW70), LOC is a display message meaning the keyboard is locked (it can lock automatically). It is not a fault — it prevents unintended changes to the set point and parameters.
Symptoms
- Display shows LOC when a key is pressed
- Set point / parameters cannot be changed
Common causes
- Keyboard locked automatically
- Keyboard lock enabled by the user
Diagnostic steps
- 01
Unlock the keyboard
LOC means the keypad is locked; unlock it with the keyboard-lock key sequence for the model (the display shows Pon when unlocked).
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