

Helix part 0138788 is a controller for Helix LP sprayers. This electronic module governs motor speed, pressure regulation, and system diagnostics, ensuring consistent spray performance and reliable operation. Replace a faulty, unresponsive, or damaged controller to restore precise control and prevent erratic behavior.
| Part Number | 0138788 |
|---|---|
| Part Description | Controller |
| Brand | Helix |
| Fits | Helix LP |
| Condition | New |
The 0138788 controller is the central electronic module that manages the operation of Helix LP sprayers. It receives input from pressure sensors and user controls, then adjusts motor speed to maintain the desired pressure automatically. It also monitors system status and can display diagnostic information.
Over time, controllers can fail due to electrical surges, moisture ingress, or component fatigue. Symptoms include failure to start, erratic motor behavior, inability to maintain pressure, or unresponsiveness to adjustments. Replacing a faulty controller with this genuine Helix component restores precise control and ensures reliable sprayer performance.
| Pressure regulation | Monitors and adjusts motor speed to maintain set pressure |
|---|---|
| Signal processing | Interprets inputs from pressure sensor and user controls |
| System diagnostics | May interface with display and fault code systems |
| Motor won't run | No power output to motor |
|---|---|
| Erratic operation | Motor surges or runs at incorrect speed |
| No pressure control | Adjustments have no effect on motor speed |
| Visible damage | Burnt components, cracked housing, or corroded connections |
Part 0138788 is specifically designed for the Helix LP sprayer. Always verify fitment and electrical specifications by consulting your machine's parts manual.
| Model | Component |
|---|---|
| Helix LP | Controller |
When replacing the controller, inspect these associated components to ensure complete system reliability.
Provides feedback to the controller; test for accurate readings.
Verify motor condition; a failing motor can stress the controller.
Check for loose, corroded, or damaged connections.