Are there any requirements unrelated to the PDA?
Part III briefly describes other requirements unrelated to the PDA and the ADA that affect pregnant workers. Part IV contains best practices for employers.
How does the PDA apply to pregnancy discrimination?
2) Women affected by pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions must be treated the same as other persons not so affected but similar in their ability or inability to work. In the years since the PDA was enacted, charges alleging pregnancy discrimination have increased substantially.
Can a Jandy plc1400 sensor be replaced?
BEST ANSWER: I have a Jandy PLC1400 and replaced my old sensor with this one. It works fine. I have found that I get better performance if I clean the sensor ever couple of months. BEST ANSWER: I have a Jandy PLC1400 and replaced my old sensor with this one. It works fine.
Why did my Jandy pool PDA stop working?
When the “Back” button died completely the PDA became essentially unusable. Since the PDA is the only means of controlling my pool I had no choice but to replace it. With new PDAs going for $300 I figured I had nothing to lose by trying to fix the old one. The results were better than expected, and the PDA now works as good as new.
How much does it cost to fix a Jandy PDA?
With new PDAs going for $300 I figured I had nothing to lose by trying to fix the old one. The results were better than expected, and the PDA now works as good as new. Total cost was about $15 which is a heck of lot less than a new PDA.
What do you need to know about Jandy pro?
Promise to maintain the highest quality standards in all areas of operation. Promise to use high quality materials and world-class processes to manufacture our products. Promise that your equipment will arrive completely tested in pool environments, inspected, and quality-assured. We stand by our promise.
How can I fix the keypad on my Jandy PDA?
It also works on TV remotes, phones, calculators, computer keyboards – any device that uses rubber membrane technology. To use “Keypad Fix” just follow the directions. Clean the pads (circled in red) gently with isopropyl alcohol on a swab and let dry. Stir “Keypad Fix” well, then apply a thin coat with a swab.
