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You're right. I've made it half way through the season this way so I probably won't do anything this year anyway. When it happens again I will snap some pics. Can't thank you enough for trying.

It's humming right along right now. Could last for a few hours or a few days. Very frustrating. Thinking it might be fixed but ultimately having it leak again. Guess it could be a lemon. I'm not sure at this point.

That's it. I recognize the part number.

There are two collars. One goes on and tightens. Then another one threads over the first. I may have over tightened the outer one and damaged the tank. At least that's what I'm thinking now. Also thinking about ending my frustration with a new cartridge filter. Seems wasteful considering the...

You think I could be over tightening it?

I thought / still think that's what it is doing. I just took it apart again and now I think a little part of tank itself might be worn away. There are two split nut type collars that screw together to make the seal but under that there is a lip around the tank where part of it worn that could...

There's no groove with a lip or anything around it but there seems to be a flattened part it goes in to. I have tried putting it there and around the neck part that goes down in to the tank. Ty for the help btw.

Yes it starts leaking. Well, it blows water out while the pump is still running. I shut it off and water keeps leaking from around the valve. When I take it apart it seems as though the gasket is not seated properly. So I take it out, clean it, lube it, put it back in to place and everything is...

It's the ring between the valve and the tank. I make sure I turn the pump off before changing the position of the handle.

Ok I need some help. I have a carefree waterway sand filter with the multiport valve. A month ago it came unseated. The o ring did not look worn so I placed it back in using some lube. For a few days all was fine and then it came unseated again. So I bought a new o ring and since then the o...