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Besides being able to detect the salt level on the controller is there any other benefit? Is there a cheaper one that people like better? Thanks

I dont know about the flashing cell light unfortunately. Is the only option to buy a new IC-40? Can you replace the "guts" of a cell with OEM parts that are cheaper or just the whole thing? is the IC-40 pentair the only choice if you want it to integrate into the ET? Thanks

just over 5 years

Any thoughts on a way to check the IC40 itself or will I blow myself up trying to check it? Lol

So is the assumption that the IC40 has gone bad from the above? Is there any way to test that hypothesis from above info? I read somewhere you could just replace the salt cell part with an OEM (~$300?). Is that untrue and you must buy a completely new one? Thanks

I have an IC 40 that stopped working. Circuit breaker pops. I checked the voltage across the transformer RED wire and the Wire to the circuit breaker and get 31V - I think that means transformer is not bad. I replaced the PCB board (per other posts here) - circuit breaker still popping - UGH...

Moved from here. I am having the same issue. There is 31V across the two wires - Transformer works -check I replaced the PCB board - breaker still tripping. Ugh. IS there a chance the circuit breaker is bad or now I am at the point where the only solution is to replace the cell itself? Thanks

When I test with one of the voltimeter Black to L1 and the Red to L2 I get 9V When I test with one of the voltimeter Black to L1 and the Red to neutral or green I get 120V When I test with one of the voltimeter Black to L2 and the Red to neutral or green I get 120V When I test across the black...

Im afraid to report I dont have a GFCI outlet on the side of the easy touch. I do have main power L1 in , L2 in, Green and White. Across L1 to Green is 120. Across L2 to Green is 120.

I appreciate the help. Update: I'm still confused. 1. The L1 - neutral reads 120v. The L2 - neutral reads 120v The L1-L2 reads 9V Does that help? 2. When I read the Blue to Blue white etc I get the following (maybe I'm not doing it right? see pic. I am new to voltimeters) I get...

How do you physically disconnect the mini breakers? There is a little switch type thing (black) on the front - what is that and is there a replacement mechanism? One other data point: I have two regular plugs outside the panel that I plug LED waterfall lights into (they are conventional 110v...