JBJ chiller 2.F E.11

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Greetings reefers!

I’m hoping somebody has had and figured out an issue I’m having. I’ve got a JBJ Arctica 1/3 HP chiller, when I turn it one it shows 2.F and then shows & stays on E.11.

I don’t see anything in the manual or interwebs for 2.F. (There’s a jbj support for F.2…) I don’t think I’m reading it backwards.

From the manual E.11 may be a short and wants me to check the sensors. Are there any other sensors besides the temperature sensor? (That seems to be the common target for E.12 error via google, but I can’t find much detail on E.11.)

Should I replace the temp sensor? The controller? Both? Or is there something else I need to do.

Thanks ladies and gents!

Queso
 
Got it used. For me, about an hour. Fair amount of dust inside when I opened it up, so it’s not fresh off the line. How much it was used vs sitting around, idk.

Heard back from JBJ today. They said E.11 means you need to replace both the thermometer (the only sensor the unit has) and the controller.
 
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