Recent content by brajande

Update... looks like this failure was due to the gears not being fully seated. The gap was too much for the oring, which probably caused it to stretch out. I understand my dumb mistake, but figured the repair tech would've caught that. The lid clamp would barely have 2 threads showing for the...

I've done extensive google and forum searching, but can't find a specific answer. My Paramount 6 port water valve has required frequent oring replacement. It seems every time I open the lid, I have to replace to oring. That means at least once a year. Had a tech by to replace a pump motor...

This happened to my heater this year. We paid somebody $150 to fix it. Do not run your heater, until it is fixed. What's happened is you most likely have a clog in either your burners, or your heat exchanger. They need to be cleaned, in order to get that flame back inside where needs to go. The...

Just installed a new timer. Wired load and line opposite, so just switched that back to proper so the timer will function properly. Anyway...I did not notice it when I purchased the timer, but it appears as though I purchased an indoor mechanical timer. I purchased a 240 V mechanical timer by...

Sorry if this duplicates, I could not see my reply posted. Received my kit and tested today. I did jump the gun and ordered a taylor kit off of amazon, before realizing the TF-100 is a better deal...although the taylor kit works fine, I will order the TF-100 next time I need to refill. Anyway...

Test kit ordered. I will re-post with results once it is obtained. Sounds like I should plan on adding chlorine targeting 5ppm, can I cover my pool during the day to prevent loss. I don't want to damage our cover. -Brandon

My wife and I just bought a home in March, and it has a pool. While I was not looking for a pool when purchasing, I am certainly excited by the idea of having one, as I grew up with a neighborhood pool. I have read a lot of posts on Trouble Free Pool, and am very happy with the knowledge I...