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I am having an issue with my G23 thats been ongoing. Sporadically, random ballasts will not fill or drain. What happens is that on the screen it shows its filling/draining up but the pump is not working (its like there is a bad connection). It happens quite often and the local shop technicians cant seem to pinpoint the issue. To be clear the pumps are working fine. any ideas?
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I heard the pumps are not working, the pumps are working.
The pumps are engaging but not pumping water, or the pumps sometimes engage/turn on, sometimes they don't?
All three pumps in harmony, or is it a random order?Last edited by Scooter G; 08-13-2023, 02:06 PM. -
The Pumps randomly (could be the rear starboard, rear port etc) do not engage or turn on, even though on the touchscreen it shows them filling/draining.Comment
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What have you checked as far as wiring and connections so far?
Have you checked the Linc display for any fault codes?Comment
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They changed the board that communicates between the pumps and the linc display, didnt help. no fault codes.Comment
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While I would expect a fault warning in the Linc if this was the case, I would:
- When the linc says the pumps are active and clearly they are off, disconnect the wiring harness at the pump end and run 12v to the pump directly and make sure it spins.
- If the pumps always work with direct current, test connectivity of the wiring harness between the controller board and the pumps. Do so both when the pumps work and do not work to rule out and intermittent short.
- If the above is all normal, and the controller board is new, you must have a problem with the Linc board or the connection between Linc and controller board.
Really sounds like an intermiitent bad relay on one off the boards.
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What vision said!
"They" changed the board? Translation, you have been having the problem and you took it to the dealer, and they changed the board, but it didn't fix the problem, spot on?Comment
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