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    Default Re: SC-60: How to pull the power cord

    Sean,

    I have been out for a while, and not able to work on this problem (just been using a floater and 3" tabs to get by). But, I am back on it now. Thanks for your help and patience.

    First, the good news: the Purifier Off message has gone away so I am back to the simple problem of low amps. The "Test" menu still shows 0v @ .5A.

    As I reported before, the fuse shows continuity. Inspection of the board does not show any of the signs you told me to look for.

    This leaves me wondering what to do. I don't want to invest in a new cell, only to find out I have a board problem that needs major repairs. Can you ballpark what the cost of a replacement board will be?

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    Default Re: SC-60: How to pull the power cord

    The low amps and low volts indicate that it's not getting a signal to activate the cell. Check the programming of your system to see if under Set Relay, is it set for Remote Runs Pump. This is only used if you are using an Electronic Control System to control the salt system. You should be set on External Timer, or One Speed/Two Speed Pump.
    Another possibility is the top right fuse that goes to the control board.
    Sean Assam
    Commercial Product Sales Manager - AquaCal AutoPilot Inc. Mobile: 954-325-3859
    e-mail: sean@teamhorner.com --- www.autopilot.com - www.aquacal.com

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    Default Re: SC-60: How to pull the power cord

    Quote Originally Posted by Poolsean View Post
    The low amps and low volts indicate that it's not getting a signal to activate the cell. Check the programming of your system to see if under Set Relay, is it set for Remote Runs Pump. This is only used if you are using an Electronic Control System to control the salt system. You should be set on External Timer, or One Speed/Two Speed Pump.
    Another possibility is the top right fuse that goes to the control board.
    I thought I knew what I was doing, but I can't find the Set Relay options, either form plahing at the panel or reading the manual (DIG-220). Can you give me a pointer on how to find the menu?

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