Pentair Impeller C105-138PEB, 3/4 HP Full Rated, 1 HP Uprated -

The label shows a voltage selector switch, but the motor has a voltage selector plug?

That seems odd.

It looks like the part was replaced.

Was the motor used?

Maybe they wired it incorrectly?

I can't see the hot wire coming in?

Jim,

Thanks for the info.

John

nscroggs said:

Impeller - C105-138PEB
Diffuser - C1-200PAZ
3/4HP Century motor - USQ1072

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It looks like the motor is acceptable for the impeller.

John,

If you get the IntelliChlor, your can adjust the cell's out from ScreenLogic.. You can also see the reported salt level of your pool water in ScreenLogic..

You can't do those things with an off-brand cell...

You can wire the power to the off-brand cell through the Pump/Filter relay, but that is about it. This will keep the cell shut off if the pump is not scheduled to be running.

Thanks,

Jim R.

Would either of you recommend just getting the replacement part (lower half tank shell)? The rest of the filter system seems to be mostly fine.

Or is there any benefit to the newer cartridge filter systems?

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Costs allocable to a swimming pool, hot tub, or any other energy storage medium that has a function other than the function of such storage don't qualify for the residential clean energy credit.

Sparkling Water Enjoyer said:

I can scrub the spots and they dont come off, so im assuming its iron redepositing onto the plaster

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It could be algae thats got a deep hold of the aged plaster. Running an elevated FC after the slam may lessen it over time.

Sparkling Water Enjoyer said:

Chlorine to 0, Ascorbic Acid treat the surface (again)

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Sparkling Water Enjoyer said:

Or am I wasting my time, and should just get it replastered lol.

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Tough call how long you can kick the replaster can down the road. Here's the AA info for a refresher

The newer pump in the previous picture is my neighbors pump and was only for reference considering he has a smaller pool than I do. Thinking about it, it would stand to reason that if I have more water than he does, I would likely need a bigger pump than his, no? Or am I over simplifying it?

The original impeller and diffuser part numbers were:

Impeller - C105-92PS
Diffuser - C1-216P

The part numbers for the new parts that I got are:

Impeller - C105-138PEB
Diffuser - C1-200PAZ
3/4HP Century motor - USQ1072

I attached a picture of the new 3/4HP pump I put in along with the wiring as well. The pump spins freely and doesn’t bind, grind, or anything like that. The voltage at the back of the pump when the pump is on is 119.2V. The voltage at the timer when it’s off is 122.5V. I’d have to check the amperage separately but it’s got a 30amp breaker before the timer and a 30amp breaker on the main panel, neither of which trip - it’s just the pump itself turns itself off.

Donldson said:

I am just guessing, of course, but having someone come 7 days a week to test and log is probably the culprit here. The testing itself might only be a few minutes, but once drive time is factored in, possibly premium rates for weekends, and minimum charge per visits it can quickly add up.

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I think you're right.

Washoe County. I'm going to call the public health regarding their regulations.

I am just guessing, of course, but having someone come 7 days a week to test and log is probably the culprit here. The testing itself might only be a few minutes, but once drive time is factored in, possibly premium rates for weekends, and minimum charge per visits it can quickly add up.

Hi, I have been looking a little more at other SWG's. I was looking at the "CircuPool RJ-30 PLUS Salt Chlorine Generator" and found the thread below as well.


Can I do the same type of connection as the thread above?

Attaching pics.

Thank you for the help.

Are you in Clark County? The SNHD drives very strict regulations of public pools.