Goldline controls Aqua Pod remote control got water in it

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estogo

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Jul 14, 2009
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The unit still works but the display isn't working.

It's supposed to be waterproof but if you shake it you can see a little got in. A replacement is $360, do you guys have any ideas on attempting to get it going again?

It's an AQL2-POD-X288

Thanks
 
estogo said:
The unit still works but the display isn't working.

It's supposed to be waterproof but if you shake it you can see a little got in. A replacement is $360, do you guys have any ideas on attempting to get it going again?

It's an AQL2-POD-X288
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I don't. But this is a brand new product -- is it still under warranty? Is it functional?
 
I'll contact my pool co. tomorrow. My pool was started 8/1/08 and completed around October/November 08. I'll see if it's under warranty (probably). Hoping someone would say..."just let it dry out for a few days, it'll be fine"...

:)
 
estogo said:
I'll contact my pool co. tomorrow. My pool was started 8/1/08 and completed around October/November 08. I'll see if it's under warranty (probably). Hoping someone would say..."just let it dry out for a few days, it'll be fine"...

:)
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Bummer. :( With any appliance/gadget (cell phone, notebook, etc.) that gets fluids in it the very first IMMEDIATE thing you do is remove the battery. Might be a good idea to disconnect the power if you can just in case it is not going to be under warranty.
gg=alice
 
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