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Quick summaries of residential warranty basics for Jandy, Hayward, and Pentair, with links to each manufacturer's own pages. Reviewed October 2026. Terms change by product, purchase date, and region, so always confirm the current terms before making a claim.

🟦 Jandy (Zodiac / Fluidra)
🟥 Hayward
🟩 Pentair
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Warranty basics side by side
BrandStandard termOnline purchasesKey condition
Jandy1 year from retail purchase; longer for some productsGenerally not covered (limited exceptions)Installed and serviced by a qualified contractor
HaywardExpert Line in-ground: 3 years parts, 1 year field labor; Totally Hayward adds laborOpen Line is parts onlyBought from Hayward or an authorized seller
PentairMinimum 1 year parts and labor; 3 years with the bundle program1 year parts onlyProfessional installation for most products; keep invoices

Every product term is in the warranty lookup below, including salt cells, pumps, heaters, heat pumps, automation, lights, cleaners, valves, and replacement parts.

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Known issue notice: Pentair IntelliChlor Plus and LT
Pentair issued Technical Service Bulletin A00709 on October 27, 2025. It says controller firmware 1.004 fixes issues reported in the field, including false INSPECT CELL and CHECK CELL alerts, RESET HMI that would not clear, unresponsive buttons, and automation WAITING FOR FLOW problems. It covers the LT15, LT25, PLUS30, PLUS40, and PLUS60 and the IntelliCenter bundles. Units made on or after October 20, 2025 have firmware 1.004. See our blog post for what to do.
Warranty lookup
Estimate for residential in-ground equipment in the United States and Canada, based on Pentair's warranty page (reviewed October 2026), Hayward's 2024 Expert Line terms, and the Jandy Limited Warranty. Confirm with the manufacturer before relying on it.
⚠️ Professional note
Local codes, licensing, and manufacturer specs govern. Verify ranges against current standards (e.g., your health department, ANSI/APSP/ICC-11, and equipment manuals).