Recent content by riggs0000

Yep, lesson learned, the replacement for the replacement will be OEM. Thanks for your help Allen! I’m going to go sit in the corner for a bit now.😆😬 Mike

But the new salt cell I don’t need is. So, I got that going for me…

Umm,.. bows his head in shame, no I did not.

I think you’re on to something Allen! I just went out to the pool controls, I turned the chlorinator on with the pump off, it’s generating with no flow. If I unplug the flow sensor it goes to the no flow warning. I believe my new flow sensor failed after a week. I think you were/are right and...

I replaced the flow switch after I opened the pool this year (it must have failed over winter while the pool was closed, with no power to it or the pump) everything was good after replacing flow switch (For a short time). The “check salt” and “inspect cell” issues started about a week after...

It currently does not, I wrongly have relied on the flow switch to turn it on. It has been like that since we installed the pool, going on 8 years ago. I will be changing that, I plan to add another timer. I ordered a new salt cell today, ouch! Mike

Thank you Allen, All numbers are after resetting, (“This is says your cell is in good health and generating fine”) the next time the warnings return I will record them, from memory the salt goes to 2100 when the warning lights are on. Edit: just tested salt, 3400 using a Taylor K-1766 Mike

Hello pool enthusiasts I’m looking to the forum to help me with my problem. This year’s opening hasn’t gone as well as past ones. Our pool and salt system has served us well since install, going on 8 years ago until now. Things started out with the no flow warning (Hayward Turbo Cell T 15)...

Quick Robin, to the Bat Pool!

We bought two of the TIC GS-3 for the far side of the pool, and two Polk Audio speakers for the pavillion. Were very happy with both sets.

Copper headed rattle moccasin for sure, quite deadly.

Ok, that's worse than a mole. If it were in my pool I would just hope I was the one to find it (then I would dispose of it and never tell the girls for fear they wouldn't swim in the pool ever again).

Looks like a mole, we had one earlier this year in our pool. It also ended up in our skimmer, I would put a grocery bag over your hand (like a glove) and pull it out. But as my daughters say "dad's gross!" Mike

We're up to 92 using 2- 4'x20' solar heaters, wife finally got into the pool today for the first time, yay!

Hi Sparker, I'm sorry, but I don't feel that I know enough to recommend exactly where the second skimmer should go. I do think prevailing wind would be important, which leads me to agree with your thoughts. i used a guy who also worked for a large pool company but did installs on the side...