POOL HEATER REPAIR PORT ST LUCIE STUART JENSEN BEACH
POOL HEATER REPAIR PORT ST LUCIE STUART JENSEN BEACH 772.344.6003
Air Team HVAC is the company of choice for all your Pool Heater repair needs. Our commitment is to you, our customer, and to provide you with outstanding (HVAC) service. You can rest assured with our 100% satisfaction guarantee, 24-hour emergency service @ 772.344.6003 solid warranty, and highly dedicated technicians. We repair all types of Pool Heater Systems. Most common Pool Heater Brands are Rheem, Pentair, Raypak, and Hayward.
HIRE A POOL HEATER REPAIR PROFESSIONAL
Swimming Pool Heaters are the most complicated piece of pool equipment. Making repairs to pool heaters should be performed by qualified personnel especially Gas pool heaters using Natural Gas or LP (Liquid Propane) gas can be hazardous by combustion.
COMMON GAS POOL HEATER REPAIR PROBLEMS
Is the heater switched to on?
Is the thermostat set to a higher temperature than current water temp?Is the pump running with a clean filter and baskets?
Is the heater gas valve in the on position?
Is the heater pilot lit?
Is the gas supply valve open?
Are all plumbing and filter valves open?
If an external heater bypass is installed, is it properly adjusted?
Contact AIRTEAM HVAC if you still cannot locate the problem.
MY POOL WATER IS TOO COLD
Every swimming pool heating system has its share of problems, and heat pumps are no exception: over the years, here at AIRTEAM HVAC we have helped many swimming pool owners solve their heat pump problems. If you notice that your heat pump is not heating your swimming pool, there are a few things we can do.
Check that your heat pump is getting sufficient water flow
Free your evaporator coil from all obstructions
Check the air temperature
Measure the air temperature difference
CHANGE THE FILTER
Check the PSI gauge. If it reads anywhere between 7 and 10, that means it is time for a new filter. New filter means warmer water.
POOL HEATER REPAIR PROBLEMS
We check air flow for lack of heat
If we have gone through all the previous steps for troubleshooting heat loss, the cause of the problem might be a dirty evaporator coil.
The evaporator coil is the part responsible for turning harvested warm air into usable heat for your pool. Each day, a bunch of air passes through the coil.
Over time, the coil begins builds up a layer of debris, dirt, and grease from processing so much air. An annual heat pump service takes care of this, cleaning the coil and any other related parts.
That said since your evaporator coil sits behind a layer of metal vents, the blockage could also be there.
If we see any leaves or twigs lodged in the vents, remove them. Any debris caught in the vents can impact air floor.
So the clearer the airway the better.
We check for error lights
If your pool heater keeps turning off and on, check to see if the water flow light on the display is lit up. If your unit doesn’t have this light, we check all the error lights. Then we check
Your filter
Your filter pump’s basket
Your skimmer basket
Multiport valve positions
We check the breakers
There might be a few cases when you can’t even get ANYTHING to show up on display board.
No “ON” lights, no water flow indicators. Nothing. Just a blank screen.
Fortunately, this doesn’t always mean that your pool heater is toast. Instead, what you’re dealing with is likely an electrical issue.