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I replaced the whole assembly at upper left. Unhooked the wires and rehooked them up to the 5 connections on the new timer assembly (part no T104).

The right timer is for the Polaris.

I replaced the timer at the upper left in the picture above. Still doesn't shut off. So when you say replace the contacts, where on my picture above are you talking?

So are you saying I should likely need to replace that timer at the upper left in the full picture?

I appreciate it sir!

Now that the weather has warmed up, my timer is still acting as if it is freezing out (I have to manually turn the breaker off to shut the pool pump off), since turning the timer to off doesn't actually turn it off. I unhooked the wires to the thermostat, but the pool kept running. Could it be...

I'm having the same problem - after a few days of freezing weather, its now 50's and 60's outside, but I can only shut off my pool pump by turning it off at the breaker. I DO have a freeze protection feature on my equipment so I unhooked the thermostat to see if that did anything. That didn't...

My Polaris line was constantly getting tangled and the outer edges of the pool were always looking pretty grimy. I adjusted the floats and added one more swivel (for a total of 2). Works like it should now... I get some occasional snags, but it seems to be able to work itself out fairly...