How do I fix Jandy error code 170?

Jandy error code 170 is a low speed error code that indicates a problem with the pump's RPM sensor. This error code can be caused by a number of things, including a dirty or damaged RPM sensor, a problem with the RPM sensor wiring, or a problem with the pump itself. If you see this error code, it is important to check the RPM sensor and make sure it is clean and free of damage. If the RPM sensor is damaged, it will need to be replaced. If the RPM sensor is clean and undamaged, check the wiring to make sure it is not damaged or loose. If the wiring is damaged or loose, it will need to be repaired or replaced. If the RPM sensor and wiring are both in good condition, the problem may be with the pump itself and it will need to be replaced.

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• Restart the system
• Check the pH and chlorine levels
• Clean the filter
• Replace the filter
• Check for leaks
• Repair or replace any damaged parts

1. Restart the system

1. Boot your computer into safe mode. To do this, turn off your computer and wait five seconds. When you power on your computer, hold down the F8 key as your computer starts up. Select your operating system from the list that appears on your screen and press Enter.
2. When you reach the Advanced Boot Options menu, select Safe Mode with Networking.
3. Once you are in safe mode, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to select your hard drive and press Enter.
4. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to highlight the start up disk (usually C:) and press Enter.
5. Select your language and click on the OK button.
6. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to highlight the disk with the Windows operating system (usually D:) and press Enter.
7. Click on the Windows icon and select the Restart option.
8. When your computer restarts, it will prompt you to choose an option. Select Troubleshoot and then select Advanced options.
9. Select Startup Settings and then select Restart.
10. When your computer restarts, it will prompt you to choose an option. Select Troubleshoot and then select Advanced options.
11. Select Startup Settings and then select Restart.
12. When your computer restarts, it will prompt you to choose an option. Select Troubleshoot and then select Advanced options.
13. Select the Startup Settings option and then select the Restart option.
14. When your computer restarts, it will start up the Windows operating system.

2. Check the pH and chlorine levels

1. Open the dishwasher and locate the front panel.
2. Look for the pH and chlorine levels indicator lights.
3. If the indicator lights are on, then the dishwasher is functioning properly. If the indicator lights are not on, then the dishwasher needs service.
4. To check the pH level, first turn off the dishwasher by pressing the “Power” button and then remove the front panel.
5. Look for the pH level indicator light. If the level is low, then the dishwasher needs to be serviced. If the level is not low, then the dishwasher is functioning properly.
6. To check the chlorine level, first turn off the dishwasher by pressing the “Power” button and then remove the front panel.
7. Look for the chlorine level indicator light. If the level is low, then the dishwasher needs to be serviced. If the level is not low, then the dishwasher is functioning properly.

3. Clean the filter

1. Remove the cover of the filter.
2. Look for debris and dirt on the filter.
3. Use a brush to clean the filter.
4. Replace the cover of the filter.

4. Replace the filter

1. Locate the filter in the refrigerator.
2. Open the filter cover by pushing down on the front and then pulling it out.
3. Remove the old filter by gently pulling it out.
4. Reinstall the new filter by lining it up in the and pushing it down until it clicks into place.
5. Close the filter cover.

5. Check for leaks

1. Locate the area where the water is seeping.
2. Inspect the seal around the faucet.
3. Check the connection between the hose and the faucet.
4. Repair or replace any defective parts.
5. Reattach the hose to the faucet.
6. Turn on the water and check for leaks.

6. Repair or replace any damaged parts

1. Clean and dry the area where the part is to be replaced.
2. Remove the damaged part.
3. If necessary, remove the old adhesive and any debris using a sharp knife or scissors.
4. Apply new adhesive to the back of the new part and position it in the same location as the old part.
5. Press the new part into place and clean any adhesive residue.
6. Reinstall the original part if desired.