1) Stupid, very stupid firmware running the whole thing. Thanks to this, all the qualities and advantages that distinguish this product from others are reduced to nothing, become ordinary or even worse than those of competitors.
2) The alleged reason for the flaw 1 (see comments): the comrades spent a lot of time and money on the development of hardware, and then 1 day (literally!) To write the microprogram. Meaning - the NS has a Renesas RL78 series control microcontroller, and so Renesas has its own feature for its microcontrollers - a convenient visual tool for "programming", Applilet is called - you drag the blocks, connect them, and voila - the "program" is ready. Here in Grundfos, some smart guy decided to save money - he put a student in or even sat down himself, not having special skills and understanding in this matter, he took as a basis some appnote from the same Renesas, without thinking twice, slightly edited it. Everything is the result. And THIS works in your NS, exactly THIS is the "feature" of this NS, when it does not work as it should with a well or city water supply, in a word, it works through one place .
3) More than half a year of use - the flight is normal (almost resigned to stupidity). Then they switched it to the "Stop" mode for several days, then back to normal mode and . There was a loud extraneous sound, like the rattling of a diesel engine, and it began to leak a little from the hole from the bottom in the middle, although it did not become worse functionally. Dismantled, pulled out a rosette with a shaft - inside everything is wet and covered with a touch of rust, incl. and bearings. I took out the lubricant as indicated in the Service instructions, washed it, lubricated it, dried it, all the rubber bands were like new. The result - it leaks and rumbles all the same, I no longer need such feces. I tried to carefully add rubber bands to the stuffing box, the leak decreased, but it still rumbles. It was not possible to pull the windings out of the case, i. E. Rinse and dry them too.
4) There are no "heaps" of sensors. One combined - it seems, temperature (water) and pressure switch.