SENSOR SHORT
Jandy · AquaLink RS / iAquaLink WiFi-Enabled Pool & Spa Automation Controller with Mobile App Control
The temperature sensor wires are shorted together, causing the controller to read an impossibly low resistance value — this makes the controller think the water temperature is extremely high; causes include damaged wire insulation allowing the conductors to touch, water in the conduit creating a conductive path between the wires, a pinched cable at a conduit fitting, or a failed sensor; check for physical damage to the sensor wire; replace the sensor cable if the insulation is damaged
Error SENSOR SHORT on the Jandy AquaLink RS / iAquaLink WiFi-Enabled Pool & Spa Automation Controller with Mobile App Control means: Temperature Sensor Circuit Shorted. The top-ranked community fix is “Replace Temperature Sensor Cable Assembly” (medium difficulty, ~60 min, DIY cost: $25-$40). 2 community-ranked fixes available below.
Published February 2026 · 2 fixes · pool controller
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While many pool controller repairs can be done safely at home, consider hiring a qualified technician if:
Average professional repair cost for this issue: $150-$250.
General System Fault
Communication Error — RS-485 Bus Failure
Freeze Protection Mode Active
Heater Cooldown Cycle Active
High Current Draw on Monitored Circuit
Salt Level Above Maximum
Salt Level Below Minimum
iAquaLink WiFi Connectivity Loss
The Jandy AquaLink RS / iAquaLink WiFi-Enabled Pool & Spa Automation Controller with Mobile App Control has 8 other known error codes:
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