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Permalink Reply by Pentair Product Technician-Ben on November 3, 2011 at 10:57am

The status light indicates there is power at the board, so we should have power going to the cell.  If it is still producing chlorine, you can just use the easytouch to monitor and control the intellichlor.  I have seen some lights out and the cell keep working, but never all lights.

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Permalink Reply by Ted Estberg on November 3, 2011 at 12:49pm

Thanks,

I forgot to mention that all of the led lights cycle on and then off when the pump is turned on.

So the lights and the generator are working but something is making the lights go off.

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Permalink Reply by Pentair Product Technician-Ben on November 4, 2011 at 7:08am

That's a first, but if it's just the lights and the easytouch can monitor it I'd personally let it ride like that.  The easytouch will tell you everything the lights would.

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Permalink Reply by Aaron Maday on January 23, 2012 at 4:43pm

I have this same problem. All lights are out on my IC40 except for a a second at powerup. However, I do not have an easytouch control panel. So I am stuck right now without a sanitizer and am having to manually chlorinate.

I have checked the flow switch and it is operational.

I have opened the power center and the green status light is on and I do have 220v input.

However, I am only reading about 16v output instead of the specified 25v - 32v.

 

Please advise.....

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Permalink Reply by Pentair Product Technician-Ben on January 24, 2012 at 6:48am

The output should be measured in DC voltage, so be sure of that setting first.  If you are still only getting 16v, I would check each leg of your incoming power to ground to see if it's ~120v.

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