Was getting the "no flow" with no error codes on a Jandy AquaPure 1400 system. Tried cleaning the filter and the sensor - as well as removing the jumper and hitting the white calibration button on the daughter card to no avail. Ordered a new Tri-Sensor - got the R0452500 model - newer one that doesn't use the daughter card and has the module that sits outside the control panel box. Installation was straight forward - no issues - according to the instructions - and the firmware - i set the control module to Pgm B. The sensor is now getting Flow - everything looks good except - i cannot set the Production Rate on the Control Panel LED - it is stuck at 00% and subsequently the "Cell On" light does not come on. i tried switching to Pgm A - same result. Any ideas? Thanks ....
Jandy AquaPure Tri-Sensor - R0452500 - can't set production rate?
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If the RS is in auto mode, you use the pda or iaqualink. If you put the rs in service mode, you can change the percentage from the panel.
- Dec 10, 2010
- 22
Thanks for the reply JamesW. So - i switched the panel into "Service Mode" and i am now able to set the production rate - and doing so the Cell On Led came on. Everything looked good. I put it back in "Auto mode" the production rate reads 00% and the Cell On Led is not lit up. On the controller inside the house - i see there is a new option for SWG Production rate - that is set for 40%. I am not sure what i'm missing but it doesn't appear to be working in Auto mode?
- Dec 10, 2010
- 22
Update - put a call into Jandy Tech Support ..... they confirmed that you are suppose to see the actual production rate when in Auto mode .... as far as troubleshooting the issue - essentially said i needed to call a pool technician.
- Dec 10, 2010
- 22
Another update - not ready to call a pool guy just yet. The Jandy Tech support indicated i needed to call a pool technician because it was probably something with the main circuit board that they needed to test. Got me thinking - right next to the connector for the sensor on the circuit board is the connector for the Jandy PDA. We haven't used ours in years, however, when i had originally began looking at the problem - i.e. messing with the daughtercard on the original style sensor - i had noticed that the connector for the Jandy PDA had become unplugged - thought i might have done when i was taking the cover off or something - so i reconnected. Was thinking - could it be? Worth a try - so powered off everything - disconnected the connector for the Jandy PDA - and fired it back up. Voila! - now it is working in Auto mode. So - needless to say something not right with the Jandy PDA I can deal with it later main concern at this point is the SWG and it appears to be working correctly. My guess is a pool technician had previously figured it out and unplugged it and never mentioned it to me.
essentially said i needed to call a pool technician.
That is Jandy's answer to everything. Quite often, the pool technician fixes the problem by replacing a circuit board using the trial and error method. There is a troubleshooting document floating around the web that has some test procedures. Try Google to find it.
- Dec 10, 2010
- 22
That is Jandy's answer to everything. Quite often, the pool technician fixes the problem by replacing a circuit board using the trial and error method. There is a troubleshooting document floating around the web that has some test procedures. Try Google to find it.
It sure seems that way and i think i've seen the flowchart. This forum has been invaluable as far as saving $$$ and keeping pool technicians honest. Without it you're pretty much at their mercy.
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