Recent content by evermanwa

Thanks for the reply, from my understanding it was a hayward part. I am going to first go with your suggestion of trying another part, and seeing if that fixes things. It's the funniest thing because it did work flawlessly for a few weeks, then it threw that SF code again.

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1 - I live south of Houston, and my pool has an over-flow drain. Similar area, so I'm not sure if the rules would be that much different. My pool is about 20 years old though, so rules might have changed? 2 - Someone near me doesn't have an over-flow, but they do have an electrical pump that...

Good morning to everyone again. I replaced the heaters temperature sensor, and all seemed good for a while but I am still getting that SF code on occasion. Could it be another issue or is it possible I bought a bad sensor? I installed the sensor and all was good for a few weeks, but not it's...

Hello to Everyone. I just bought a house and my wife convinced me to get one with a pool with the promise she helps take care of it. 2 months in, and I am the one that takes care of things. I don't mind it so much though, it's almost therapeutic scooping leaves out....8 times a day. I'm a DIY...

No visible signs of an animal chewing on it, so it looks like I am replacing the sensor. That stinks, this system is older and who knows what is going to need replaced.

Good morning, I have an older Hayward H400 heater that gets an SF code sometimes, then other times it just goes away. Is there anything I can do first that doesn't involve opening up the heater and replacing the sensor? I am not opposed to replacing the sensor, I just have to figure out which...