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    Default Re: Wiring a timer

    I'm glad I asked before I started pulling wires. The heater is a Hayward H350. I think it's an electronic version since there is no pilot. Does that sound right?

    I looked through the wiring diagrams and I see 5 switches besides the main one. Am I after the TEMPERATURE LIMITER (SAFETY) SWITCH?

    Any wiring advice is appreciated.

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    Default Re: Wiring a timer

    There should be a terminal block on the heater with a black jumper wire. This is where you make your fireman's switch connection. Remove the wire and connect your wires here. it is outlined in the manual (picture). If you don't have a manual, here:

    http://www.haywardnet.com/products/M.../Manual285.pdf

    Pg. 16
    4 out of 3 people have trouble with fractions.

    Factory Warranty/Service for: Jandy, Pentair, Sta-Rite, Raypak, Polaris, and Paramount pool cleaning systems.

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    Default Re: Wiring a timer

    I think I have it wired correctly. With the timer tripped, the display on the heater flashes "LO". Is that what I should expect?

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    Will the heater only fire when your fireman's switch is closed?
    4 out of 3 people have trouble with fractions.

    Factory Warranty/Service for: Jandy, Pentair, Sta-Rite, Raypak, Polaris, and Paramount pool cleaning systems.

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