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But the water pressure is tremendous. I know this because the PVC cracked over the winter and I had to replace a piece of it. So things are pointing to the switch.

Bypassed switch, started up and working fine. New switch ordered. Thanks for your help!

Followup. After reading some more I see that the pressure switch is for water pressure, not gas pressure. Is that correct? If so, can I just bypass the switch to see if that solves the problem (and will tell me if the switch is bad or not).

Completely dead when uncovered Saturday. I opened it up and found that the voltage is not making it past the pressure switch HAXPSA1930 (available on Amazon for $37.62). My question is, how can I tell if the switch is bad, or if it's doing it's job and there is a gas pressure problem?

Inherited a Spartan 16x32 liner pool from my father who recently passed. I always assisted him in taking care of the 1970-built pool, but there were certain details that were his domain only. So I might need a little advice from time to time! Any help is appreciated :D.