50btu mr heater. New board new transformer no green light. But power everywhere it should be. Please advise. Fuse is good. Propane was filled and hasn't worked since.

Hjalmer Lamminen

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• Posted on Jun 14, 2008

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first examine part #166 and related parts for visible damage.
If the circuit board is burned out, then the above website is a suggestion for ordering.

SOURCE: PUREX TRITON MINIMAX 400 Pool Heater Control Board

DId yo find the problem? My heater is doing the same thing.

SOURCE: blue power light is on but tv will not come on olevia 237T11

I know this post was a while ago, but I stumbled upon a solution to my tv just recently. I don't know if this will work for everyone's tv, but I find it hard to believe that this would only fix my tv with the same issue.

I opened up my tv and found that the placement for the connection for the power cord is poorly designed. For one it is very loose. Two, I don't know much about circuit boards but the connector has 5 prongs. Two of which are part of the same piece to both, I think, to anchor it down and ground it (it looks like it's part of the actual ground wire.) and the other three which I assume power the board. Those three are not completely soldered on completely e.g. they have holes in the soldering. The last thing I noticed is the ground wire is crossing the board and touching one of the coils.

As my tv got worse it started making a "short" sound. When I opened it up, I removed the connector and insulated the wire more. Also, I anchored it down tighter using the two prong piece (just made it tighter by pushing it down more and folding the prongs against the board and soldering it). Last, I re-soldered the 3 prongs, completely covering them. Put the tv back together and viola...it came back on and no problems.

I hope this help and I hope this makes it around to all the people who have this tv. It"s not a bad tv just a poorly designed board.

-Falchemist

SOURCE: Brand new heater won't start.

There is a definite problem here with a dead short, honestly I would return the heater to where ever you purchased it from. To be brand new it should be out of the box and plug it in maybe a little programming and instant heat. Hopefully you are not to far away from the purchase place.

SOURCE: my heater and its new, will run 5 to 10 minutes,

it sounds like a bad thermal coupling to me and the propane freeze up is normal propane is natuarly cold.