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David Lizmi Posted on May 19, 2015
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My pool heater does not run,I turn it on and I get a Flow sign and the pump does not run

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It would be a big help, if you assist us who would like to help you! Provide more information, be more specific. What heater manufacturer and which model and are you using natural gas or liqu it would be a big help, if you assist us who would like to help you! Provide more information, be more specific. What heater manufacturer and which model and are you using natural gas or propane?
is it a furnace style heater, or is it a heat pump?
otherwise anybody who decides to assist you, is only guessing.

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