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Lqito Thermal Regulator Replacement Kit for Pentair Master Temp Sta-Rite Pool Spa Heaters Replaces:125/200/250/300/333/400/SR200/SR333/SR400 Models
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Lqito Thermal Regulator Replacement Kit for Pentair Features
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🔺Fits:Compatible with Pentair Master Temp 125 200 250 300 333 400 and Sta-Rite Max-E-Therm SR200 SR333 SR400 Pool and Spa Heaters.Replaces 77707-0010 38000-0007S.
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🔺Function:77707-0010 Heat Regulator Located on the water manifold between the water inlet and outlet connections, this heat regulator heats the water quickly to stabilize the pool water temperature at the proper temperature. If the thermostat is not functioning properly at least 130 degrees Fahrenheit, then you need to replace the regulator.
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🔺High Quality:The thermoregulator is made of high quality copper and metal and has been rigorously tested to keep the thermoregulator at constant temperature for long periods of time, preventing corrosion and rust even in salt environments.
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🔺Package and Install : 77707-0010 Heat regulator kit includes regulator, spring and cover. Simple installation, see Product Description page
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🔺Service and warranty:We always provide customers with online service and Manufacturer Warranty for 1 Year limited from date of purchase, so you don't have to worry about the quality of the product. If you have any questions about the product, please contact us immediately by email.Free exchange and refund policy, truly worry-free after-sales service.
About Lqito Thermal Regulator Replacement Kit For Pentair
Installing a hot water regulator takes only five minutes! ! ! ! ! INSTALLATION STEPS: (PLEASE NOTE: You have to unscrew and screw back 2 plugs, the smaller plug is the oil drain plug and the larger plug is where the heat regulator sits) Step 1: Remove the old thermal regulator first - you unscrew the smaller plug first, a little water will leak if the system is not closed, Use the shaft of the screwdriver to unscrew the larger plug and keep some inward pressure on the plug to avoid accidental breakouts. Step 2: Depending on your system, you can do this by turning on the pump or by opening the valve. Once your pump starts to rev, turn on the heater. Your short cycle issue should be resolved. The heater should work normally.
