Recent content by Lumpux

In case it helps anyone, the culprit behind the "FAULT: CHECK IGN CONTROL" error was a faulty high-limit sensor. Even though I didn't receive any "FAULT: HIGH LIMIT" error and there was voltage continuity (17V), one of the sensors was completely damaged. It was a PAIN to extract, so I also ended...

@swamprat69 Agree, the temporal bypass was in the context of testing if that may cause the heating sequence to stop but I was not sure if J17 checks for voltage or resistance. I already ordered new a high-limit and ignition control but will take some time.

I will probably order a new ignition control and test the capacitor. Do you know if it is possible to bypass the High limit by jumping J17 @ the PIB?

@swamprat69 The blower works fine when jumping F1/F2; and as expected there is no continuity in the ignition control side (F1/F2). I know the ignition control is getting power because the LED does blinks (once) when restarted. Is it possible that a faulty sensor reading or something else...

Hi @swamprat69 Yes, I'm getting 24V between GND and W on the ignition control during start up. So, should I be able to check for continuity between F1 and F2 in the ignition control when W gets the 24V? Yes, my fear is that a short in a faulty blower may end up frying a new ignition control...

Hi @ajw22. I'm getting 120V on F1 & F2 at the Ignition-control side-end of the wires (when I disconnect them from the IGN), so that current is coming with continuity from the PDB. Is it normal to have 120V on both F1 & F2 coming from the PDB?

I get a FAULT- CHECK IGN CONTROL error on the display. I followed the LXI Troubleshooting Guide all the way to step 12 (Check Blower). When I check the voltage between the F2 terminal on the Ignition Control and ground (A) I get nothing (same for F1). But, when I test the voltage between (A)...

Thanks YippeeSkippy, yeah I have the manual but the troubleshoot does not mention any red blinking light. I know the receiver is okay because my other remote works fine.

One of my two CoverLink Wireless touchpads started blinking red after I replaced the batteries, and it does not seem to respond to any button. Any ideas? Thanks you.

Hi @soccerninja, Did you ever find out what the blinking red means?

Thanks @1poolman1. It's a pool only. I ended up clearing the memory and that fixed the issue.

Greetings everyone! My iAquaLink system is turning the pump On everyday @ 4PM even though the group Schedule is clear/empty, I read something about a bug that may keep old (ghost-scheduled) entries in memory, hidden from the UI (I used to have a 4PM entry, now long deleted). Do I have to Clear...

Just in case anyone is interested, the answer is: YES it does broadcast status updates.

Does the Jandy RS Serial Adaptor broadcast status updates (ie if the pump is turned on) or does it only reports the status when specifically prompted? In other words, can I have a listener waiting for status updates or do I have to periodically query the adaptor?