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11poolman1 replied to the thread Trouble with Jandy 4724 valve and 2" PVC.Those valves are designed to have a 2" coupler over the outside of the port. You would be happier if you could exchange them for 2"-2.5"...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Polaris PB4SQ - Failed, what are you replacing with?.Be sure to get an in-line leaf trap if you haven't already. You'll be glad you did.
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Help! We had high winds and a power outage last night. Pump is out..Surge protectors are relatively inexpensive. The Intermatic PS3000, designed for pool applications, is available through Home Depot and...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Wiring help - No neutral wires on breakers.Not sure what brand of niche that is, but you might be able to drill that bond lug and install a stainless screw into it to capture the...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Polaris PB4SQ - Failed, what are you replacing with?.Some pool builders used 1.5" plumbing all the way to the dedicated cleaner port in a pool. They can be used for suction or pressure...
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1Good news and even better news to report. Good news is the spare sfs came in today (a day early!). Better news is that it fixed the...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Need help with valves.Hayward SWGs use a separate flow switch. Don't see yours in the picture, though it may be under the return-valve actuator. If so, follow...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Mastertemp 400 E05 error.With readings like you are seeing, a sudden drop to 40 (which seems to be the common symptom), it is the least expensive option. Yeah...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Pool Light GFCI breaker issues.Just a recommendation, if your service tech can't diagnose an electrical problem, he can't make you aware of any safety issues he would...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Mastertemp 400 E05 error.Don't know what is happening with those sensors. I have replaced 6 in the last three months or so. One on a heater that was installed...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Shaft seal numbers.Different brands use different numbers. Same seal. Viton is better. Silcon Carbide is best (SCS).
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1I think I get what you're saying now - to use the outermost central holes on the GFCI (ones normally used to secure a faceplate to the...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Master Temp 400k BTU (HD) E05 error.Only the heating LED will be lit if the heater is heating. The others are errors, indicating where to look if the heater doesn't light...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread VSP issues.I often place a Sun Touch in "solar only" mode and remove the communication cable for customers who are fed up with how that control...
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11poolman1 replied to the thread Hairline crack leak on pipe to chlorinator.Unfortunately, the pipe going into the ground appears to be CPVC, not standard PVC. If so, it has a slightly smaller inside diameter...
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