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Brooks Johanson

By Brooks Johanson
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My canister will not turn on when a hose is placed into an inlet. I have done the normal trouble shooting. I reset the breaker. It will turn on and off from the canister. The green light is on and if I remove the low voltage wires and squeezed the connection with a needle nose and the canister started. 

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Sounds like you found the problem-- loose connection?

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if I remove the low voltage wires and squeezed the connection with a needle nose and the canister started. 

 

 

Sounds like you found the problem-- loose connection?

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I don't think that is the problem. The canister should turn on when a hose is put into one of the inlet valves. If I squeeze the low voltage connector then it would just be turned on all the time.

I don't know anything about this though. Other than running the trouble shooting tips that I found online. 

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