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Pool Clown (et al), Sorry for the late reply. I can't for the life of me figure out to get a pic posted. I found the insert image button and pasted what I thought would work. Anyhow...I cleaned out all the soot and tried again. I got it to fire once but not since. You can hear a clicking during the SPK cycle coming from the bottom of the unit (where I cleaned out the soot). I presume that to be the sparking mechanism attempting to ignite the gas. Think I'm just gonna button it up and call for help. Thanks to everyone. The heater sits outside next to the rest of the pump equipment. Is that what you were asking? Brian

Interestingly, there appears to be a ton of soot beneath the unit. Will have to wait for the weekend to clean that out but I'll try the screwdriver trick. Thanks for the tip.

This was always a programming issue for me. I had to reprogram the button from our control panel inside the house.

No "Service" in the display. Couldn't figure out how to get the Fault History to display. The model is a P-R335A-EN.

Hello all, This is a great forum and thanks to all the posters. Went to turn on the hot tub the other night but no joy. The Raypak display had SPK. If I turned the heater off/on, you can hear the unit clicking (as if trying to light), I believe CFH displays briefly, and then SPK. I can then smell just a bit of gas. The manual tells me SPK is for spark which I assume to be part of the lighting sequence. Does anyone know if SPK means the pilot or related electronics is/are bad? Thank you in advance. Brian