Teledyne Laars R0023200 high limit switch assembly for pool heatersTeledyne Laars High Limit Switch Assembly, R0023200 In stock$13999
Teledyne Laars R0023200 high limit switch assembly for pool heaters

Teledyne Laars High Limit Switch Assembly, R0023200

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Quick overview

  • Laars part R0023200 Ordered by the Laars number, supplied as an assembly.
  • A safety control The high limit is what shuts the heater down when water temperature at the switch goes past its setting.
  • Listed for several families Appears with the Jandy Laars Lite and Lite2, Series 2 and Lite2 Model LJ heater parts.
  • Assembly, not a loose switch Supplied as the high limit switch assembly.
  • Nuisance tripping A heater that shuts down on limit repeatedly is telling you something, and the switch is only one of the suspects.
  • Part type Listed as a pool heater part.
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Product details

The Teledyne Laars R0023200 is the high limit switch assembly for Laars gas pool heaters. It is listed with the Jandy Laars Lite and Lite2, Series 2 and Lite2 Model LJ heater parts.

What it is for

The high limit is a safety control. When the water temperature it senses goes above its setting, it opens and stops the heater firing. That is a deliberate shutdown, not a fault in itself, and it is the control that keeps a heater from cooking itself when flow drops away.

Before you replace it

A heater that trips on high limit is often reporting a flow problem rather than a bad switch. Check the filter, the valves and the pump before condemning the switch. If flow is right and the heater still shuts down early, the assembly is the part to change.

Specifications
Brand Teledyne Laars
Manufacturer part number R0023200
UPC 052337011952
Part type Pool Heater Part
Type High limit switch assembly
Fits Listed with Jandy Laars Lite and Lite2, Series 2 and Lite2 Model LJ heater parts
Shipping weight 0.05 lb
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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What does a high limit switch do?
It is a safety cut out. If the water temperature at the switch rises past its setting, the switch opens and the heater stops firing.
Which heaters is it listed for?
It appears in the parts listings for the Jandy Laars Lite and Lite2, the Series 2 and the Lite2 Model LJ. Confirm against your own model before ordering.
My heater keeps tripping on limit. Is the switch faulty?
Not necessarily. Low flow, a dirty filter, a closed valve or scaled heat exchanger tubes all raise temperature at the switch. Rule out flow first, then suspect the switch.
Is it a switch on its own?
It is supplied as an assembly.
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