Intex ECO20110-2 Not Working

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Sep 17, 2023
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I noticed Friday night my Intex ECO20110-2 system making a rapid clicking noise. Further investigation found the noise to be coming from the GFIC on the end of the power cord. Note, there where no light on the control panel. I unplugged it, and put a new plug on the end, non GFIC since power is coming from a GFIC protected circuit. GFIC did not trip but the system will not power on, no lights, nothing. Had an old system with the GFIC on the end of the cord, I spliced that onto my ECO system, there is not the rapid tripping noise, the gfic just pops and when reset, pops again. I did verify power at the source so that is not the issue. Any suggestions? Is there a reset inside the control module?

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Jason
 
As far as I know there’s no other reset & it should be operational with a standard cord end - I did mine this way too.
So theres not even a tiny red dot on the display?
How old is the unit?
 
Mdragger88 - no red dot, completely dead. I pulled the cover off the pump/control module, I did not see anything obvious. No bulging capacitors or "Scorched" components. I did note in the wiring the hot (white) line comes in directly from the cord to a 22 micro-farad capacitor. Not sure if this is the issue but when looking it up online, most I find are ceiling fan start capacitors. I'm assuming this is the start capacitor for the pump. If it were bad, it wouldn't explain why everything is dead as well.
 
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