Will this replace: printed on top of board, "Goldline Controls PN: G1-066604F-1" & printed on bottom: "PN: G1-066012C-1 REV: C". Thanks!
604012
I would contact the manufacturer of the control box and ask their tech if its the same...seems a lot of them are
604013
Gino posted the correct answer. The part on the board is a current inrush limiter. Basically these are a current diode that is sometimes damaged during surges or a nearby lightning strike. ( In my case) I would attempt a repair if you aren't opening your pool for a while. I purchased the replacement board and I am repairing the damaged one and will keep it as a spare. We have frequent lightning storms and I will probably end up using the spare at some point.
604014
you probably only need part 570-1062-ND from Digikey.comI followed a you tube video that walks you through it. you will need a soldering tool.
604015
I can't answer this because these are made for particular systems and vary with pool sizes and water volume requirements. Sorry!!
604016
I advise you to go to you tube first and look up the Hayward control repair video. I found it after I already ordered a new circuit board. I found all you need to do in many cases it replace one of the nickel size voltage regulator parts on the board. The part cost less than $3. to repair it if that's the problem. It usually is the problem. I have a brand new circuit panel in reserve now that I soldered the new part in mine. Hope this helps. The guy even gives you the name of the site to order the part with the part number. Gino
690791
NO. The board is the electronic controller of the motor, going up & down, reversing motion if obstructed. Replace circuit board if there is a problem with motion, e.g. erratically stops. The "code" is usually not changed by replacing the circuit board. Re-programming of code can be done, but the board does not do that.
836636
Our remote control has rm-aau071 on bottom in the front of the remote control. I hope this helps you
2051268
You'd want to check which chip you've got currently. The hyphenated part number on your original, either a "1272" or "1910" number, will point you to the exact replacement. Takes the guesswork right out of it!
2090782
Check amazon - it's where I got my board, so maybe they have them (or at least you can check who the manufacturer and maybe check with them[?])
823682
I wouldn't know about model numbers. If your going to replace item, you need to figure out what type your replacing. Without that info your in for a lot of return postage.
1611917
You can find a new board cover online. Just make sure it specifically is for the SP-660.
1781155
Yes - I think that is name mine is called & this. Replacement work fine. It is difficult to figure out the numbers and connections but again that's the name of buying I'm not at work and can't see the numbers
2001744
It's sold/shipped from printrbot, mine shipped with the revision F board (F4 to be exact) which i take to be the latest model. Not sure if this answers your question or not.
986325
I would check with the manufacturer. They were great at replacing a bad control panel. Hope this helps.
1059179
One more thing, always pull out your old screen and check which side the pin connector is on, ie bottom left or bottom right.Yours should be bottom left but this pic is showing bottom right...When you order the screen it should give the location in the description.
227869
the board should match exactly. You may not have the correct board. You can contact Genie they are very helpful.
209446
Great question. I wish I'd asked myself. I have a Mac and need the Standard PN: 85117-02. The unit that was shipped to me is for Microsoft and is PN: 85117-01
922706
I do not know but if you send your servce tag number off your computor to the seller he will be happy to check for you hope this helps
534150
Try contacting the company. I had the name plate fade to where it was almost unreadable and the company replaced the tag.
1297927
Mine was ordered for a G-20 system . I think the same controll card was used on most models during that time frame. pull up the id number on your old card printed on circut board and cross reference that old number to the new number on lenox web site . the new card was updated , and will not look the same . terminal location and mounting are the same . unmount old card and swap one wire at a time from old to new , snap new card down onto mounting pins and your done . note read card install directions with the new one , i remember one wire was jumpered to two with a factory wire kit . you can do it and will work fine . Good Luck its cold out. Buy the way Turn Off Power to Your Unit Before you Start to Work , SAFTEY FIRST !
1048798
I cannot guarantee it, but if. We're a gambling man, yes...it will work. I found great customer support at liftmaster when I installed my replacement board. I think the letter difference has to do with a version change only.