Wi-Fi Connection: "Msp Not Found - Hayward OmniLogic Troubleshooting Manual
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2. Wi-Fi Connection: "MSP Not Found"
If the OmniLogic system has not been configured, web registration will not be
successful. If not configured, load a backed-up file or complete the configuration
process before continuing.
Verify the Firmware is up-to-date
Verify MSP is Configured
Step 2A
Step 2B
Locate the 'config' icon & go to system info. Verify the
When configured, system dashboard will appear (as
MSP rev. matches the latest found at
shown above). When not configured, the Config. Icon
www.hayward.com
Support Center> Automation >
will default in the center of the screen. IF configured,
OmniLogic > Firmware Updates. IF correct, go to step
go to step 2C. IF the configuration is not present,
1B. IF NOT, contacting a pool professional is advised*,
contact a pool professional*. Web registration requires
updates to firmware may resolve the problem.
a configuration to be present.
*Go to the following address to locate a pool professional:
https://www.hayward-pool.com/shop/en/pools/Dealer-Locator
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CHLOR Relay K1 and K2 Stuck Closed Chlorinator alarm
To fix the CHLOR Relay K1 and K2 stuck closed alarm on a Hayward OmniLogic system, try the following steps:
1. Power Cycle the System – Turn off the OmniLogic system, wait a few minutes, then turn it back on to see if the error clears.
2. Check for Physical Relay Issues – Inspect the relays for any visible damage or signs of burning.
3. Replace the 4A Fuse – If the error is intermittent, replacing the 4A fuse may help resolve the issue.
4. Update Firmware – Ensure the OmniLogic system is running the latest firmware, as updates may fix known issues.
5. Inspect Wiring and Connections – Verify that all wiring connections to the relays and T-Cell current sensor are secure and properly connected.
6. Monitor Error Behavior – If the error disappears and returns intermittently, it could indicate a failing relay that may need replacement.
If the issue persists after these steps, consider contacting Hayward support for further troubleshooting or relay replacement.
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