Was just using starter jell but that's getting old. I did an ohm test and also changed out pressure switch. Then I put a kill a watt tester in line and it was only drawing 100 watts not 400 watts if igniter was on. So could it be the board??
New igniter still not working
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Harman P35i , 5 years old, no surge protector , fuse still good on control board , I replaced esp and pressure switch , temperature wasn't regulating.
also I took out the igniter and hooked it up directly to 120v wall plug and it gets hot.
Igniter probably went out and took out the board with it, some harman owners put an inline fuse on the igniter wire to prevent it from happening again.
Boards are expensive but then you already know that. I think if the board functions are correct, minus the igniter and the igniter (cal rod) gets hot, I'd wire the cal rod to a manual toggle switch to energize it and call it good.
Never had that convenience. Always use starter gel (aka: hand sanitizer).
Never had that convenience. Always use starter gel (aka: hand sanitizer).
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