When the error first appeared I did a quick Google search and found a thread of messages on GardenWeb.com with several other Hayward Aqualogic owners reporting the same problem.
The problem appeared to be the main board and was going to cost between $500-$900 to repair -- until navyet posted his findings. Navyet reported that he removed the main board and found a melted solder joint on the back of K1. He resoldered the joint and it worked like a charm.
Since then several users, including me, have reported similar success.
The problem appeared to be the main board and was going to cost between $500-$900 to repair -- until navyet posted his findings. Navyet reported that he removed the main board and found a melted solder joint on the back of K1. He resoldered the joint and it worked like a charm.
Since then several users, including me, have reported similar success.
These are the steps I took to resolve the error. It may not work for you. Following these instructions could lead to expensive pool repairs, electrocution, and death. Use at your own risk.
You can contact me at nocellpower at dahlkids dot com.
You can contact me at nocellpower at dahlkids dot com.
Update
Read a letter from a Hayward/Goldline Warranty station!
Read a letter from a Hayward/Goldline Warranty station!
If you have success (or failure) leave a comment to this post.