Recent content by PoolingInKC

Thank you @Jimrahbe

Follow Up: As a test, I changed the settings. Heat Command to HEATER, Change Heat Set Point to YES, Heat Set Point to 80. Spa went off and it worked!

I found this older thread (below) and while it sort of answers my question, it didn't answer it 100% and I want to pose this to the experts on here. I have a new IntelliFlo3 VSF and I have programmed it to change RPM's when the heater is on for either the Spa or the pool - or so I thought. The...

I have the SpeedStir and I LOVE IT. No more sloshing and mixing by hand! (And I do mean sloshing, I used to spill stuff everywhere when testing!!)

I just got my TF-100 refill set (that I bought during the March sale) and I am extremely happy with the contents. The TF-100 kit is awesome and I am glad I discovered it back in 2016 from this site!! I don't dislike Taylor, I just have stuck with TF Test kits.

Thanks for that!

Can anyone chime in on the questions from yesterday about ScreenLogic and Pentair Home co-existing? In all honestly, it looks like I could just keep SceenLogic standalone and not even bother with Pentair Home but, if they are going to discontinue ScreenLogic (and support of same), then that's...

It might, indeed, be the low water temps but I had a situation a four years back. When your Salt ppm reading is low (or zero) and you KNOW there is more salt in the pool than that, the first "fix" is to check/replace the temp/flow switch inside the SWG. Second, the next "fix" will likely be a...

Holy Smokes, this was an awesome thread to read all at once. The battle between good (Badpoolmom) and evil (Whitewatermoldville) coursing back and forth!! I live in the Kansas City area and I had to open early this year as well, the temps got into the 70's WAY too early and I started to see...

Started adding salt to bring the level up to the right threshold for the SWG. Cleaned, cleaned, cleaned. Made sure all the automaton and hardware were functioning like they should be. Fired the heater to make sure it was going to work when I need it.