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You might get lucky if you look at the other end of the com cable to see if you have the same thing going on with the wire breaking. This is a good example of cutting too far into the wire when stripping. You knick the copper wire and weaken it. Seems ok when wiring up but over time may break from movement. Yes you are exactly right. I do low voltage for work...Voice-Data and deal with almost this exact size wire and that is something to be careful of. Unfortunately I did look at the other end when I found this and it is still pretty solid. But you helped me by leading me thru the steps and found this on the way. Many thanks. I replaced a Cell that didn't need it as it looked really clean before I tried cleaning it but if was almost 4 years old anyway and probably good that I went ahead and replumbed the new cell. Now I know it "shouldn't" be the next thing I have to fix.

Thanks Pool Clown. While I am not back to indoor control. I while I was removing the connector from the board of the Aquapure I found that the green wire had broken but appeared connected until removing it. When I moved it some more the red Wire Broke so I rewired all four back and went thru the cycle of rebooting the controller without and then with the cable connected. I still don't have indoor control but it appears to be working now at least manually at the unit because I can now put it in Boost mode so it probably is working. I erased the memory as well but no different. But that I can live with while I further trouble shoot it. Thanks for the help! Have a great holiday!

Well I apparently misread the manual on the flow light. I do have a flow light indicator and it is on. But sometime late last season the One Touch control inside quit recognizing that the Aquapure was installed. I could not get it to recognize it on the inside panel. I checked all the connections and the ribbon cable from the back panel to the control center was intact and connected correctly. This is a system that has been in place about 3 plus years. The Box shows all signs of operating normally but is not producing chlorine. It just shows the production level which I can change on the box but no longer would say JA to show it was being controlled by the Jandy One touch. It doesn't beep or give me any codes.

Pool Clown I have had a Flow light on constantly now for a month and though I cleaned cell it looked fine and flow sensor as well nothing changed. I replaced the cell with a new PLC1400 cell and flow sensor only with the same result. I get no error codes--just the flow light on which is preventing chlorine production. Would it be the backboard in this case?