Flashing "Low Cell Amps" and sometimes "Low Voltage"

Hi, new to site.
I'm also having the same problem as Simearl.
Split off of this topic. Please ask questions in your own topic. Thanks JasonLion.
I also had this problem before the mo. after the warranty expired.
I also bout a new cell for it and that did not fix it.
The power supply needed a new board.
Well its now about 2-1/2 years later and the same problem.
My is flashing "Low Cell Amps" and sometimes "Low Voltage"
I cleaned the cell and that didn't help. Changed the cell and that didn't work.
Check the power cord with my ohm meter, its good. No corrosion on the ends.
These are the same problems I had the first time.
I don't think both of my cells are bad. Is there a way to check the cell to see if they are bad?
I think one of the board are bad again.
Any ideals?
Norm
 
OK, two things:
1) Press BOOST and let it run a few minutes before doing the TEST POOL PILOT.
2) Press the PUMP button and let me know what it shows. - Programming issue

0 amps and 0 volts usually indicate that the cell was not energized before running the test, or that it's waiting for a signal to activate the cell via an in house electronic control system (which will display REMOTE RUNS PUMP).

If #2 shows External Timer, then you may have a badly damaged power module.

Are there any other warning lights or messages? Sometimes if there isn't enough flow going through the system and the flow switch is defective or has been tricked into thinking there is flow, the lack of water saturating the cell will give low amps, but usually high volts....
 
I have tried the boost before and get the "clean cell" and "low amps" warning before.
I will try it again when i get home.
I will also try the pump button and let you know.
Its run with the pump timer so no in house system.
I have another flow switch that came with the 2nd manifold cell assembly when I received my 2nd cell.
I could try it.

Norm
 
Hello,
When I push the boost button I get "Low amps- Cell?"
When I push the pump button it displays "external timer"

Is the power module something that I can replace?
What does it look like? Are they a lot of money?
I'm only asking because I am think about just replacing the whole unit.
Norm
 
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