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John Puca Posted on May 26, 2012

Jandy heater wont light

I have a Jandy LRX125en, it looks like a flame sensor issue but need to confirm. The entire startup process appears to cycle fine. 1. Igniter comes on nice and bright. then you hear the Gas valve click...but the burner never lights up. The Igniter goes out, then the process cycles a few more times then I get ignition lockout (3 LED flashes) and message on LCD says Check IGN Control

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John Prohaska

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  • Posted on May 04, 2011

SOURCE: Replaced control interface panel and

You'll need a manometer to check inlet and outlet gas pressure to confirm the valve is opening upon receiving voltage. Since you have replaced everything else you're likely to find that even though the 24V is present at the valve and the inlet pressure is fine you are not getting any manifold pressure - the valve is bad.

John

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SOURCE: jandy legacy pool heater brand new igitor doesnt

check inside by power supply if wiring 120 volt need to separate wires with nut on them see inside of front panel for instructions

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