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Gas pool heater questions
My pool heater is acting up this year. Once the pilot is lit, it stays
lit. The thermostat works, in that I can hear it click as it is rotated past a certain point, and my meter shows that it is opening and closing with the click. The vast majority of the time, rotating the thermostat to the point of calling for heat, does NOT fire the burner. If I jumper the TH terminals, and get the burner started, then the thermostat usually takes over and lets the burner cycle off and on. But if the thermostat quits firing the burner, I have to jumper it again. Since the thermostat is wired to the pressure safety switch, I was thinking that maybe the pressure safety switch was going bad, but that is just a guess. Before I start replacing parts, I thought I's post here. Can someone point me in the right direction? I'd appreciate any help/info. Tim |
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