So earlier this year the circupool rj60 blew a fuse. Replaced the fuse twice and it continued to blow.
1) Called them up and they said I can fix it myself and they'll send me the part to replace for 50 dollars.
2) Replace the part and the device didn't recognize the cell.
3) Called and mailed it to them for another 50 dollars and some other number based on the warranty to get it repaired.
4) Recieved it back and it didn't work. Called and told me to flip a switch that they forgot to flip and began working...
A month later... fuse blew...
Opened it up and there were 3 or 4 small black boxes attached to different areas of the board (figured the board logic failed or something).
So do I send this thing back to them again, or do I just chuck this entire thing and go for something like a hayward? The cell is maybe 3 years into its 7 year lifespan. I'm a little more than annoyed that this device (which I kept sheltered in a pool hut), seems to not want to cooperate anymore.
A few notes: Yes electricity is clean, even replaced the timers and cabinet that electrical was in as a "just in case".
I'll probably send it back but a little annoyed. What would you do? I'm about .. 300 dollars into repairs on this and the only thing I can see that can be done is to replace the entire board. I'm debating going another 300 dollars into this but it maybe better for me to just buy a new system... Thoughts?
1) Called them up and they said I can fix it myself and they'll send me the part to replace for 50 dollars.
2) Replace the part and the device didn't recognize the cell.
3) Called and mailed it to them for another 50 dollars and some other number based on the warranty to get it repaired.
4) Recieved it back and it didn't work. Called and told me to flip a switch that they forgot to flip and began working...
A month later... fuse blew...
Opened it up and there were 3 or 4 small black boxes attached to different areas of the board (figured the board logic failed or something).
So do I send this thing back to them again, or do I just chuck this entire thing and go for something like a hayward? The cell is maybe 3 years into its 7 year lifespan. I'm a little more than annoyed that this device (which I kept sheltered in a pool hut), seems to not want to cooperate anymore.
A few notes: Yes electricity is clean, even replaced the timers and cabinet that electrical was in as a "just in case".
I'll probably send it back but a little annoyed. What would you do? I'm about .. 300 dollars into repairs on this and the only thing I can see that can be done is to replace the entire board. I'm debating going another 300 dollars into this but it maybe better for me to just buy a new system... Thoughts?
