Teledyne Laars R0097800 terminal block for pool heatersTeledyne Laars Terminal Block, R0097800 In stock$3099
Teledyne Laars R0097800 terminal block for pool heaters

Teledyne Laars Terminal Block, R0097800

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Quick overview

  • Teledyne Laars part R0097800 The factory terminal block, ordered by part number rather than by appearance.
  • Listed for Series 2 and LX/LT Carried under the Jandy Laars Series 2 and LX/LT heater parts groups.
  • Where the heater wiring lands A terminal block is the common connection point for the heater control wiring.
  • Heat and corrosion take them out Terminal blocks crack, char at a lug or corrode where moisture has reached them.
  • A bad block mimics a bad control Intermittent or no heat can trace back to a loose or burned terminal rather than the board.
  • Power down first This part sits in the live wiring of the heater, so isolate the circuit before opening the panel.
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Product details

Teledyne Laars R0097800 is the replacement terminal block for the heater, carried under the Jandy Laars Series 2 and LX/LT heater parts groups.

What it is

A terminal block is the common landing point for the heater control wiring. Conductors land on its lugs and the block keeps them separated and secured. It is a quiet part until it is not.

How they fail

Heat, vibration and moisture are all present inside a heater cabinet. Over years a block can crack, char at a lug that worked loose, or corrode where damp has reached it. The symptom is usually intermittent operation or no heat at all, and it gets blamed on the control board more often than on the connection carrying power to it. Isolate the heater circuit at the breaker before opening the panel to inspect or replace this part.

Specifications
Brand Teledyne Laars
Manufacturer part number R0097800
UPC 052337012782
Type Terminal block
Part type Pool heater part
Listed for Jandy Laars Series 2 and LX/LT heaters
Shipping weight 0.08 lb
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Which heaters is it listed for?
It is carried under the Jandy Laars Series 2 heater parts and the Jandy Laars LX/LT heater parts groups.
What is the part number?
R0097800.
What does a terminal block do?
It is the common connection point where the heater control wiring lands, so a burned or cracked block interrupts circuits that otherwise test fine.
Can I change it myself?
It sits in the live wiring of the heater. Isolate the circuit at the breaker before opening the panel, and if you are not confident identifying the conductors, have a heater technician do it.
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