Simple Pool and Spa Repair from Harvey at All Parts Pool and Spa

ALL PARTS POOL AND SPA ,is a family owned retail web-store specializing in the parts and equipment for swimming pools and spas. We can supply over 20,000 items to our customers in a cost-effective and timely manner. By doing this we hope to enhance the quality of life for our customers. We intend to use our company resources and knowledge to provide our customers with the highest quality products, at the best price and with superior customer service.

All Parts Pool and Spa is independently owned and operated by professionals who have been in service industries for over 40 years. For the past ten years that service has been in the pool and spa industry.

We have been involved with repairs, equipment replacement, and the design and execution of customized systems. We are certified and trained by several large manufacturers such as Hayward, Pentair, Goldline and Sta-Rite. We are expert in handling warranty service for pool and spa equipment including pumps, filters, heat pumps, lighting and alternative sanitation.

We have seen a need for a centralized location for all homeowners to get the products and information they need to make simple repairs and replacements for their pool and spa equipment. We have opened this website to fulfill that need and offer assistance to our customers in making the best choices to enrich their lives.

The following videos go through the troubleshooting guide for the universal H-series Hayward pool heater.

The first video goes through the UFD sequence of operation and what should be looked at and considered at each step. It tells you what tools you may need to do the service.

In the next video Harvey goes through the UFD sequence of operation if the heater had a failure to light when it was started. The heater will go through this cycle for a total of 4 times.

This video goes through the UFD electrical and gas connections located on the left and right side of the heater cabinet.

Harvey talks a little about bonding also.

Th next video goes through the electrical and control connections on the inside of the cabinet.

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The control hookup for the heater is in this video. It tells what wires to use for your 24V control when you are using it for a pool or a spa or for a pool and a spa.

This is a continuation of the prior video.

This video goes to the safety warning page in the manual. It is a warning about the hazard of high voltage electrocution in connection with the heater.

If you have a controler that uses two wires, this video is for you.

The following two videos deal with gas pressure testing.

We are now going to the ICB connections on the control module.

Now we will go through the fuse circuit board connections.

The following gives an explanation of what each of the fuses control and what you need to look at if one of them is blown.

These two videos give more detail of how to troubleshoot open FC1 and/or FC2 fuses.

The next three videos are to determine what needs to be done if the FC3 and/or the F1 fuses are open (blown).

The following two videos are the steps for troubleshooting an open FC4 fuse.

This is a listing of the diagnostic codes and what they mean.

These two videos deal with the BD code service light on.

If the service light is on for the EE and CE codes, listen carefully to the next video.

The IO and SB codes service light on are covered next.

The service light on with SF and HS codes is in the following video.

The next video is for cheking on an HF code service light on.

To check out service light on LO code, follow the following four videos.

The next three videos cover service light on LO code.

Video number thirty four is about the service light on AC code.

The final two videos deal with service light on AO code.

The Sta-Rite SR series pool heater is easy to work on because they have built in trouble lights to help you find the problem. If you look at the circuit board on the underside of the top-side you will see a series of labeled lights that can tell you in what part of the system to begin your troubleshooting. They also make a slide card that walks you through the necessary steps for finding the problem.

This first video gives you more details.

If you need to find the serial number and manufacture date on the Sta-Rite heater you need to remove the cover and look for the spec sheet attached to the cover where the fenwal is located. This gives you all the necessary information.

The Sta-Rite heater should be wired to the pool pump and should have a disconnect for safety.

Watch the video for more details.

If you have a part and do not know how to find it, you can take a picture and send it to AllPartsPoolandSpa.com and they will use it to help you find the part. The camera feature can also be used to send pictures of equipment that you are working on and have questions about. There are directions on the web page and a form to fill out.
Part of the video deals with how to find a part with stamped numbers.

This is the time of year when you should be thinkiung about getting you pool equipment ready for the summer months. Summer will be here before you know it. Things are not so hectic the time of year. The holidays are past and the play season hasn’t started. Use the time to replace any broken parts on your sand filter and change the sand in the filter.

AllPartsPoolandSpa.com  can do repairs on spa packs (and other pool and spa equipment). If the replacement part is too expensive, you might be able to send the part to All Parts. You will get an extimate before the repair is done if it is repairable. After you approve the repair, it will be fixed and then returned to you. If it is unrepairable, we can make suggestions to give you options on getting your spa back up and running.