- Dec 13, 2020
- 783
- Pool Size
- 19600
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Jandy Aquapure 1400
How dumb to have to go through all that for a display that should be up front.Okay just ran out to take pictures. Here's what mine looks like before and after swinging the front panel down. I'm just guessing that they skipped printing the message on the front panel in your version.
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Right! The Jandy equipment came with the house. For this one and about 10 other annoyances I'm sure I'd go with Pentair if I were starting from scratch.How dumb to have to go through all that for a display that should be up front.
Thx so much for your help. I was clearly confusing this lcd panel (present also on my unit) which is part of the Aquapure module with the lcd module some folks have to the left of the push button panel on their more recent units. With your help I can see that theOkay just ran out to take pictures. Here's what mine looks like before and after swinging the front panel down. I'm just guessing that they skipped printing the message on the front panel in your version.
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Many, many thanks for all your help. I exposed the Aquapure module which shows the lcd. I was confused by having a later edition board with the empty space on the left for the newer display. It shows a "lo" code which indicates(incorrectly) a low water temp which cuts off the chlorine generation. BOOST apparently bypasses this error code. I will peruse the workbook to see what further I can do. Maybe recalibrate the temp? It is interesting that the stated water temp in the IAqualink web app seems about right.Okay just ran out to take pictures. Here's what mine looks like before and after swinging the front panel down. I'm just guessing that they skipped printing the message on the front panel in your version.
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Progress! Congrats!It shows a "lo" code which indicates(incorrectly) a low water temp which cuts off the chlorine generation. BOOST apparently bypasses this error code. I will peruse the workbook to see what further I can do. Maybe recalibrate the temp? It is interesting that the stated water temp in the IAqualink web app seems about right.