Carl,
Thank you for the response. No not yet. Wanted to see if anybody had any simple things to try first.
Re: Hayward Swimpure : Should I replace cell, board, or entire unit.
Carl,
Thank you for the response. No not yet. Wanted to see if anybody had any simple things to try first.
~18K gal IG Gunite -- 1-HP Pentair Whisper Flo with new 2-speed motor. Intermatic T1000 Dual Speed Timer -- Tagelus 60D sand filter
Hayward SWCG (up to 40K gal.) -- Polaris 280 and booster pump -- Rainbow (now Pentair) in-line chlorine Feeder.
Re: Hayward Swimpure : Should I replace cell, board, or entire unit.
Update: I replaced the entire board for a cost a little less than $200 and everything seems to be working ok. If I had any soldering skills or tools I might would have attempted to solder in the part that goes bad but I just simply do not have the time for that operation right now. IMO it was $200 well spent and the replacement took less than 30 minutes vs. having to find a soldering iron, soldering supplies, mess with the operation etc.
Thanks to all that helped.
~18K gal IG Gunite -- 1-HP Pentair Whisper Flo with new 2-speed motor. Intermatic T1000 Dual Speed Timer -- Tagelus 60D sand filter
Hayward SWCG (up to 40K gal.) -- Polaris 280 and booster pump -- Rainbow (now Pentair) in-line chlorine Feeder.
Re: Hayward Swimpure : Should I replace cell, board, or entire unit.
And, if you're not experienced with electronics soldering, you can overheat either a nearby component or the one you are replacing and it's dead again!
Carl
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