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  1. PoolMoose

    Hard W3H400FDN IF failure

    Well you solved it - The gas pressure was very high and could not be adjusted with the gas valve - It turned out that the problem was a faulty pressure regulator in the pool plumbing outside the heater.
  2. PoolMoose

    Hard W3H400FDN IF failure

    Forgot to note that I found two dead critters behind control PCB (see picture). No sign of obvious short on PCB, but bottom slo-blo fuse was blown on power board (replaced)
  3. pool equip pad.jpg

    pool equip pad.jpg

  4. inside heater.jpg

    inside heater.jpg

  5. new NG valve.jpg

    new NG valve.jpg

  6. heater label.jpg

    heater label.jpg

  7. heater pic.jpg

    heater pic.jpg

  8. Gas Meter data plate.jpg

    Gas Meter data plate.jpg

  9. control PCB label.jpg

    control PCB label.jpg

  10. old NG valve.jpg

    old NG valve.jpg

  11. PoolMoose

    Hard W3H400FDN IF failure

    Thank you for your reply. I am not certain of the heater age (I recently purchased this home) but I would guess it is about 6-8 years old. It last worked approximately 3 months ago (last time we used spa). I will post pictures as requested I did check input gas pressure (before changing...
  12. PoolMoose

    Hard W3H400FDN IF failure

    Looking for ideas – IF error. Hayward W3H400FDN. Symptoms – runs sensor checks, fan spins up, ignitor glows, gas flows, but no flame (no heat at vent and no whoosh from burner light-off). Runs 3x then IF failure. I took Omni-logic connections off to eliminate this as an option. What I have...