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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Dec 2004
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    Sacramento, CA, USA.
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    Default Re: PayPak Service Diagnostic Codes

    The "PLT" error code means pilot failure. The lack of spark may or may not mean an ignitor problem.

    I have seen the "PLT" code come up because the main valve in the heater was in the "off" position. No gas = no pilot. Have also seen clogged pilot-burner orifices. The lack of spark may have to do with water flow issues (dirty filter, clogged basket, etc.), or it may be a problem with the electronics of the heater.

    All of these (except turning the gas valve on) will require a competent service tech to diagnose.

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    Apr 2006
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    St. Louis, Missouri
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    Default Re: PayPak Service Diagnostic Codes

    So, its now 2 years later (the unit is about 5 years old) and I now have mulitple failures on the piece of crap.

    According to our pool company:

    1) Pilot module is out and needs to be replaced.
    2) Wiring is shot, probably due to flame-ups
    3) The bottom spreader pan is rusted almost completely and needs to be replaced.

    Total tab to fix this $2700 heater -- $1300 bucks.

    NEVER EVER buy a RayPak.

    - A very upset owner...

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