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I checked both of the capacitors, with the bottom left, labeled C6, (bottom right in the picture) measuring 0.728 VDC, and the top right one, labeled C7, (top left in the picture) not showing any current. It looks like those might be the main issue, and would definitely require a replaced board...

Ha, that is exactly what I'll be doing... It's just that the local certified Hayward repair shops don't want to do on-site work, and have only offered for me to buy replacement parts. I have to wait until after the weekend to call Hayward again about it. - - - Updated - - - I'm just trying to...

I did, yes. It was within the threshold on page 12, in the low 30s but below 33. Which are the silver capacitors that you mentioned? I can't seem to locate them. Unless you mean the one that is next to the fuse, and not the two large ones? - - - Updated - - - Ah, did you mean the two small...

I think I found the issue, or at least narrowed it down. I did test the fuse, it was ok. Both of the capacitors measured 70 exactly... I'm guessing this is because they are wired together, and I can't take them off of the board to measure separately. I found this Hayward diagnostic manual while...

Oh, nevermind! I thought that that's what you were suggesting. Are there any other elements I can test on the power PCB? For one, where to test the voltage being supplied to the display PCB?

Thanks for the quick reply, max2k! What elements can I test besides the thermistor and fuse? Since the voltage is just fine, in addition to these elements, I have the electrical experience to work with the board under power. I grew up learning a lot about electricity and how to work with it...

Good evening, all! I converted my pool to a salt water system a month ago. We moved into the house we just bought, and have been renovating the pool system. I replaced the pool motor since it was frozen, and added the SWG system (Hayward Aquarite Goldline T-Cell-3). It worked great for the last...