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Interesting, thanks.

Does yours show the size of the plug on the bottom of it?

My single one like this that worked previously (but now is a little dried out) shows the size (10) on the bottom of the plug, on the metal. The ones on Amazon that you can see the bottom don't show the size. Maybe the one with the size shown is the original and the others are copies? Inyopool...

Thanks for your response. Yeah, maybe a better idea than paying $35 for 2 from Inyopools. I was trying to figure out if those cheaper ones were exactly the same, just marked up at Inyopools.

Interesting, never seen one like the top one before. I assume you use these, under water, and you like them? I am more concerned about quality, that's why I'm asking. Don't want to continuously buy plugs if people know of good quality ones, and where to buy them. I actually used the below...

Thanks for your reply. Looking to buy 2 of them. As mentioned, price range varies a lot with inyopools being the most expensive, plus they want another $10 for shipping. Seems excessive compared to others for a rubber plug, that's why I asked the question. Is there really a difference between...

I'm looking to buy some standard #10 expanding rubber winterizing plugs with nylon wing nut. Where do you buy yours from? I've seen them range from $3.50ea -$12.50ea! Is there really a difference between them. Online reviews are all over the place. Thanks in advance.

Hi, unfortunately not. I really think it is the board but haven't tried it yet. It can be a simple fix. Follow the flow chart at the beginning of this thread, the pressure switch hose, pressure switch, and blower. After that it gets tricky, where I'm at now. Good luck, let me know if you figure...

@swamprat69 thoughts? Based on these readings, do you think everything looks good and it's time for me to move onto the next step, or am I missing something? ------I thought I provided all the answers you were looking for in those PDFs I uploaded in a previous post. The PDF file, Heater Testing...

Mr @swamprat69 Any ideas from here? You mentioned the combustion chamber previously. Have you seen anything out there showing how to check/clear it? I looked around, couldn't find anything. Is it safe for a DIY`er to do, and play around in there? Thanks as always.

Replaced the blower vacuum switch with the correct model. When I turned on the power, first thing that came up was the bd code. Tried again, and every single time after that I just received the AO error. Never saw the bd code again. So, same result, 3 or 4 clicks, then just sits for a bit, then...

Replaced the blower vacuum switch with the correct model (the other one did work for quite a while before this problem initially started.) When I turned on the power, first thing that came up was the bd code. Tried again, and every single time after that JUST received the AO error. Never saw...