Can temperature sensor replacement on a heat pump be a DIY project?
I have a 5- to 6-year-old EUS Mark VI heat pump, with Hayward branding. I'm getting an error code for a faulty temperature sensor. A pool company I contacted verified it needs a temp sensor, as they put some kind of temporary device on it to test the theory and the pump worked like a charm.
In any event, the company has not gotten back to us in 8 weeks, probably due to another part of the job that they were less than enthused about doing.
We really want to use that heat pump YESTERDAY! Neither DH nor I know anything about the pump, although we can take it apart. Any chance the replacement of this sensor is straight-forward and could be a DIY task?
If not....any ideas who the best repair company might be? Another pool builder? An HVAC company? A pool maintenance company - the kind that does mostly cleanings? I have no idea who built this pool, so can't go back to an original builder for service.
Thanks
Sandy
15,600 gallon, screened 15x30 IG plaster sport pool with 6x8 tanning area, Aquarite SWCG, Hayward cartridge filter, Polaris 280 cleaner
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