SOURCE: I get SNS Error on my Raypak Digital pool heater display . . .
refers to flame sensor in combustion chamber
SOURCE: My raypak heater is not working I have power but
Here is the link for the manual for your boiler.
http://www.raypak.com/uploads/6000.59R.pdf
SNS Sensor failure, Water temp. below 36°F
or above 110°F - The water temperature sensor has failed or a wire is broken. (page 35)
SOURCE: How do you remove the Pressure Switch and the
The pressure switch is threaded in place. Turn it counter clockwise. The probe is held in place with either a threaded cap or is shimmed in. Unthread if capped or simply pull gently if shimmed.
SOURCE: I have a Raypak pool heater the pilot will lite but the unit will
My Rapak gas pool heater burner will not ignite. I changed the flame sensor and then the main gas valve (on a recommendation of a heating contracter) and after spending almost $300 on parts, I may have not needed, it still will not ignite. The water temp has been around 80 using the solar cover but now with the air temp in the 50's at night and only in the 70's in the day the water is a brisk 70 degrees. We would like run the heater now, so we can use the pool for a bit longer this fall.
Any ideas? Some people told me there is a valve that senses the proper amount of water is flowing around the boiler so it doesn't burn up, is this possiblely the problem that the valve is not opening?
Joe Snyder, Toledo, Ohio
SOURCE: I have a Raypak model 153 pool heater. The heater
For some reason your heater is not recognising the flame when it goes on. The biggest reason for this will be small spider webs in the burner orfaces. These are on the main gas manifold where it connects to the burners. You can get a small wire and bend it to go in these orfaces but the first time you do this it will probally be easer to pull the tray and remove the orfaces from the gas line. Good luck, I hope this helps.
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