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Description
Genuine Sunbather Sunswitch Pool/Cold Temperature Sensor – 2m cable with plug-in terminal. Non-polar design. Compatible with all Sunswitch Series solar controllers. Includes one sensor cable.
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Sunbather Sunswitch Pool Cold Sensor
$65.00
A Sunswitch sensor fault, indicated by error codes on the controller, usually points to issues with either the roof or pool temperature sensors or their wiring. Common problems include broken or disconnected sensor cables, short circuits, or readings outside the normal operating range. Troubleshooting involves checking sensor connections, swapping sensor locations to isolate the faulty sensor, and inspecting for cable damage.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Possible Causes:
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Damaged or disconnected sensor cables:
Check for any visible damage to the sensor wires and ensure they are securely connected to the controller.
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Short circuits or open circuits:
These can occur within the sensor cables or the sensors themselves.
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Sensor readings outside the normal operating range:
This could indicate a faulty sensor or a problem with the environment the sensor is exposed to.
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Faulty sensor:
If the sensor itself is damaged or malfunctioning, it may provide inaccurate readings.
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Controller issues:
In some cases, the controller itself may be faulty, but this is less common.
Troubleshooting Steps:
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1. Check Sensor Connections:
Ensure both the roof and pool sensors are properly connected to the controller.
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2. Swap Sensor Locations:
If you have a controller that monitors both roof and pool temperatures, swap the sensor locations. If the fault moves to the other sensor, you’ve identified the faulty one.
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3. Inspect Sensor Cables:
Carefully examine the sensor cables for any signs of damage, such as cuts, breaks, or exposed wires.
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4. Test with Replacement Sensor:
If you suspect a faulty sensor, try replacing it with a known working sensor (if available).
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5. Check for Short Circuits:If you suspect a short circuit, you can try reversing the cable polarity. If the fault persists, the controller may need to be repaired.
