Pentair Pool & Spa - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Here's the tech manual... ck page 60-61 https://www.pentair.com/content/dam/extranet/nam/pentair-pool/residential/automation/easytouch/manual/easytouch-control-system-8-and-4-users-guide.pdf Here too you can contact them... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIKQUt6wP1Q Best to you

You can get o-rings from any auto store, except that one is huge! Here are all the suppliers. https://www.google.com/search?q=Onga+Pantera+P24+sand+filter+parts You can but o-ring material, cut it is join it with superglue. You can also make a gasket by running a very neat bead of silicone and letting it set..

Sometimes its a simple Power Cycling that's needed. Fancy term for going to the outdoor pool panel, flipping all the breakers to off, counting to 10, then turning them back on again. Hope this helps

I have the same exact problem with this unit. Obviously getting gas to the unit, because it runs and pumps out some serious heat for a short time, but then kicks off. Did anyone ever figure this out or did you buy a new heater? :-)

I know how frustrating this can be sometimes but what you need to do is first, you will need to first shut off the power to the pump and disconnect the suction and discharge lines. Then, use a flathead screwdriver to pry off the housing cover and locate the seal plate. Once the seal plate is located, use a pair of adjustable pliers or a spanner to loosen the four screws that hold the seal plate in place. Finally, use a rubber mallet to tap the seal plate to break it loose and remove it.

I found it to be a dirty filter. I wasn't getting the error 5 code just ADO and 5f1

What does the LCD Screen say? Does it say display not active?

Do you have an Easy Touch Controller?

Yes, the water must be circulating rapidly when the heater is on from being cold. Once hot, it can just circulate gently.

Check the hose going from the fan housing to the control board. I found that it was very loose at the fan connection; wrapped a thin strip of masking tape around the barb, reconnected the hose and it works fine now.

need more info will pump motor spin freely if not turn by hand remove cover on back of motor sometimes they lock up with power off turn by hand a few times then try with power

Sometimes it is best to call in the professionals who have the knowledge and tools to find problems.

stack flue sensor heater overheated check gas pressure if ok sounds like occasionally low pressure if pressure ok check for burner tubes blocked

All appearances - No fuel to ignite! evrything else looks good, proper gas pressure, proper volts at igniter, etc - it should ignite! If fuel present, heater should Fire! make sure all valves are open. Gas valve is ON AND purge any air from gas line. IMPORTANT ****. If you bled gas line, don't try to ignite for a few minutes. Allow gas to dissipate first, use a fan to help.

Try turning the whole system power off at the main house panel, wait a minute, turn power back on, then go to the pool panel and reset communication as per manual instructions. This worked for me.

possible ignitor bad

Usually resetting the 'Service' breaker on the main control box resolves this. If not, even though your remote receives data, you may still want to replace batteries in the remote. Next would be a faulty remote transceiver board ( cheaper to replace than the next item), in the unit with the antenna, or the mother board (the more expensive item).

From your description that is bad service Go online and google Pentair legend II pool cleaner hose swivels

bad temp sensor