I am new pool owner. Pool & Equipment are 9 years old.
Background to the problem: I replaced the Spa/Heater Jandy actuator which was bad. But did not place it right. Water was not going into the Spa or Heater. Turned on the Spa and Heater and after sometime noticed the spa jets were not working and Heater had turned off. Tried to turn on the heater several times. It would come ON and after a few seconds, temp reading would shoot upto 126 , shudder and stop. Happened about 3 times before I realized something was wrong and turned off everything. Had a pool guy come over and help me fix the jandy actuator. Spa is working now but the Heater button light on the aqualink DOES NOT turn off and there is no power on the heater LEDs. The pool guys says the control board is bad.
What I tried so far : Opened & Inspected the fuse. Seems to be OK ( no break in the filament ).
Next Steps: I read a few threads on TFP and figured out I need to test the voltage across the fireman's switch. I am going to buy a multimeter and test for 24V.
Question: Does anyone have any insight what could have happened ? What would be my next steps if I can get 24V across the Fireman's switch ? Or if I dont get 24V ?
Thanks in advance.
Background to the problem: I replaced the Spa/Heater Jandy actuator which was bad. But did not place it right. Water was not going into the Spa or Heater. Turned on the Spa and Heater and after sometime noticed the spa jets were not working and Heater had turned off. Tried to turn on the heater several times. It would come ON and after a few seconds, temp reading would shoot upto 126 , shudder and stop. Happened about 3 times before I realized something was wrong and turned off everything. Had a pool guy come over and help me fix the jandy actuator. Spa is working now but the Heater button light on the aqualink DOES NOT turn off and there is no power on the heater LEDs. The pool guys says the control board is bad.
What I tried so far : Opened & Inspected the fuse. Seems to be OK ( no break in the filament ).
Next Steps: I read a few threads on TFP and figured out I need to test the voltage across the fireman's switch. I am going to buy a multimeter and test for 24V.
Question: Does anyone have any insight what could have happened ? What would be my next steps if I can get 24V across the Fireman's switch ? Or if I dont get 24V ?
Thanks in advance.