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Hayward Error Codes
Find troubleshooting guides for all Hayward error codes.
11 error codes across 1 appliance types
Poolheater
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Code
Meaning
Severity
10
The heater failed to establish or sustain a flame after multiple ignition attempts and has entered a hard lockout.
high
high
A1
The water temperature sensor (thermostat sensor) is reading outside its valid range, indicating a failed sensor, a wiring fault, or actual water temperature outside operating limits.
moderate
moderate
AO
The combustion air pressure switch didn't close during startup, which means the board couldn't confirm the blower was moving enough air to safely exhaust combustion gases. So ignition gets blocked as a safety measure.
high
high
BD
A blower drain or combustion air pressure fault, most commonly caused by a blocked condensate drain on condensing H-Series models or a combustion air pressure switch fault.
moderate
moderate
BO
The combustion blower motor or combustion chamber has exceeded safe temperature limits, triggering the thermal overheat safety lockout.
high
high
CE
A communication failure between the heater control board and the display panel, remote controller, or pool automation system.
moderate
moderate
HUB
Reference guide for all Hayward H-Series pool heater fault codes. The board detects out-of-range conditions in combustion, water flow, or sensor circuits and displays a two-letter or numeric code to point you at which system tripped.
low
low
IF
Ignition Failure means the heater tried to light the burner multiple times and just couldn't establish or hold a flame.
high
high
LO
Water flow dropped below 20 GPM, so the flow switch couldn't close. The control board sees an open switch, interprets that as unsafe conditions for the heat exchanger, and locks out the burners completely until proper flow is restored.
high
high
NOT-HEATING
LO means the pressure switch isn't seeing enough water flow to safely fire the burner. HI means the high limit thermostat tripped because something got too hot. IF means the igniter tried three times to light the burner and failed every time. All three are safety shutdowns, not actual heater failures.
moderate
moderate
RESET
A reset on a Hayward pool heater is the process of clearing a lockout condition or fault code from the control board memory to allow the unit to attempt a new ignition cycle.
moderate
moderate