Possible PCB fault (all four red/yellow LEDs on). Hayward says: call for service.
Your AquaRite is reporting a possible circuit board fault. Power-cycle once to confirm, then arrange service — don't repair the board yourself.
Hayward displays -Pcb- with all four red/yellow LEDs illuminated when a possible printed circuit board fault has been detected. The manual's instruction is to call for service — this is not a DIY board repair.
Possible PCB fault (all four red/yellow LEDs on). Hayward says: call for service.
Match Hayward's description: -Pcb- on the display and all four red/yellow LEDs lit.
Confirm the display and LEDs.
Other messages (HOT, COLD, salt display) are different faults. Only proceed as a PCB fault if the display and LED pattern match the manual.
Shut power off completely, wait a minute, restore power. If -Pcb- returns, call for service.
One controlled power cycle.
A single clean power cycle rules out a brief glitch. Repeated cycling will not repair a board fault Hayward has already flagged.
Hayward's manual action for -Pcb- is call for service.
Call for service.
Do not attempt DIY board component replacement. Arrange qualified service or warranty support for the control box.
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A confirmed PCB fault is a control electronics issue. Use a technician or authorized parts channel for your exact AquaRite revision — do not guess a board from a generic listing.
Try one full power cycle to confirm. If it returns, Hayward says call for service.
No. HOT is a cell temperature reading. -Pcb- is a possible printed circuit board fault.
Maintain chlorine with another method. Treat the salt system as out of service until repaired.
Hayward AquaRite manuals (including 092540 and 900-series 092623) list -Pcb- with all 4 red/yellow LEDs and 'Call for service.'
Source: Hayward AquaRite Operation Manual (e.g. 092540 Rev G) — display codes; -Pcb- = possible PCB fault, call for service. Written by a Florida pool service owner. Updated 2026-10-14.