Recent content by desoto

The heater now works! I checked the continuity (wiring from heater to control panel). It turns out that rodent damage to the wiring was the culprit. Pretty easy fix. Thank you so much for everyone's responses, and especially 1poolman1's suggestions.

Just returned from out of town to find there is no display on the heater, so pressing buttons does nothing at this time. But, thank you for replying. My heater is a much earlier version, so up, down, and mode need to all be pressed and held at the same time (per my manual). Glad that's been...

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Ended up out of town all week. Really appreciated your detailed response. I will try connecting the wires as you suggest once the rain stops. I did get to visually inspect the wiring between the heater and the automation, and found 3 spots where a...

Update to my post: I decided to buy a new GLX-PCB-MAIN for my old AquaLogic PS-8 through PoolSupplies4Less.com They had the best price, a guarantee, and got the board to me super fast via standard shipping. I'm back in business, pool-wise, except having a communication problem between my...

Thank you for your response,ajw22. yes, the heater power is good. Checked w/ multimeter. Display does come on when in spa mode. The heater was orignally connected to AquaLogic PS-8 and controlled via the PS-8. Last week, I put a new main board in the PS-8 (old board was damaged) and...

I just replaced the faulty control board of my AquaLogic PS-8 with the latest GLX-PCB-MAIN. All works well now, except the Raypak heater. The display panel on the heater is now blank, whether I toggle the rocker switch off or on. It should show RemOff or RemOn and the temperature. The heater...

Thank you for that suggestion. I'm going to look into it.

My AquaLogic circuit board is no longer repairable (after 16 years and 4+ scorch marks). I'm looking to replace it with Hayward Omni PL Retrofit Kit which seems to be my least expensive option. The AquaLogic controlled everything quite well (when it actually worked), except for the Pentair...

First of all, thank you to all who responded to my issue. After a lot of detective work, we have found the problem: a broken underground pipe elbow, (the pipe that returns water to the spa). It was just a crack, but we were losing an inch of water per day from the spa, and that was the reason...

Thank you, Jim. That looks like a good solution. I'm a little worried about how hard it might be to glue the last piece in. Maybe if I cut the longest long enough (3 feet?), there'd be enough flex? Will give it a go. Thanks again!

It looks that way, but no, it's glued just fine. It's the far bottom joint that is the problem.

The leak is at the far bottom elbow, so there isn't much access due to the wall footer directly above it.

This strange plumbing is on the dedicated vacuum suction line. It sits under a concrete wall (!?!) and the adjacent pipe is tight next to it. The pipes were and are in hard clay (not sand). Due to a leak at this spot (surprise!), I need to replace this section of elbows. Any suggestions on...

I plan to take the valve apart. Maybe it just needs cleaning & maintenance. Need to find the time. Thank you so much for your assistance. Will report back, soon, I hope.