ii don't need the tri-sensor adapter that came with my replacement unit. Mine is a direct plug in. Can I just remove the adapter and install?
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Bummer my circuit board that's just 5 years old and has been discontinued. I as others will be faced with replacing the whole unit. Jandy/ zodiac has had sensor issues and never told their customers of the defect. I have changed two in four years and now my curcut board failed and the whole system needs to be replaced. I'm switching to Hayward products
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The sensor assembly is not repairable only because the internal components can't be obtained. But the sensor as a complete assembly can be used as a direct replacement for a failed sensor assembly. Just shut off power to the entire unit, disconnect the wiring inside the dual lampholder that is connceted to the sensor assembly, unscrew the sensor assemblyand remove it then install the replacement sensor using a reverse of the removal procedure.
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They have it at amazon 9706648 also you should get the sensor its a 9703312 ...... bought both at the same time ......one could cause the other to burn out
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The unit comes with the sensor only (with wires) . You will need to wire the 110V conection and the output. I used it to control an external relay to prevent damage to the internal one (can handle 10A max)
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My sensors also didn't look like the replacement. That said I read the description and understood that they were compatible. It's just two wires to the sensors and if you look at your owner's manual, if you have one, it's easy to install. I replaced the brackets with the package I received, it was working in minutes. The research I did advises if you are not comfortable doing the work, get a professional to do it; however, they are pricey. If you "You Tube" the subject it helps a little in understanding the topic.
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After reading the six responses, all are correct. Cut power, drop light fixture away from mounting box (1 or 2 screws), unscrew sensor from face plate, cut three wires, install new sensor, wire nut the 3 wires back to original connected wires (mine were red, black, white) reattach sensor to face plate and face plate to mounting box. Done.
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There's an adaptor plug that's with the plug unit, but separate. I got enough of a hint to go take another look in the box, thanks Kevin.
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the " T" kit should have been installed in the piping when the salt system was first put in. If replacing the "flow senser" you only need to replace the sensor it self, no need for the "T".
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You need some skill to unplug the old sensor as it is slightly down from the top of the engine. Look at the plug on the new sensor so you know how it comes apart. To unmount the old sensor and install the new sensor I used a metric socket with the long (9") extension in a standard set. I forget the exact socket size, but it was a mid sized metric bolt.
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There are three screws that have to be removed from the old one and disconnect the harness. You can use those same three screws and i used the existing harness instead of the new on that came with the unit. It was very simple and only took a few minutes.
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Hi Rebecca, you will need a 12mm socket with an extender. Just unbolt the old sensor from the engine block unhook the tie down holding the wire and then unplug it. Fairly easy to do, if you can remove a sparkplug you should easily be able to do this.Karen
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Monitor unit must be connected to power. Sensors seem average and are said to have about a 7 year battery life. The sensors have to be replaced when the batteries go dead just like the oem sensors
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This whole unit comes complete with the sensor inside. You do not need anything else. If you haven't done this job before be sure to put the transfer case in neutral before removing the original. I fought with it for an hour or two before I looked up that step. It is done by holding the 4 hi and 4 lo at the same time for several seconds I think. I believe the directions and time to hold are in the manual or on the net. Good luck.
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No, I just unscrewed the old unit and screwed in the new one. I then plugged in the new unit and all worked well.
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It did mine, I got both sensors and had to splice one of them to make it longer so the connector would reach. I don't remember which one. But that was easy and it works great.
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I have no idea. You would have to contact Amazon or the manufacturer. My feeling is, why not get the sensors? They can't be that much more money and then you'll have extra parts just in case.
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There is a 3 prong plastic connector that is included in the box. In my situation I didn't have to use it as I was replacing an existing detector using the same connector.