Recent content by gcates

:party: :cheers: :party: I'm all the way back up and running!! Thanks to all who helped out!!

Got it, I'll give it a shot right now. Be back in a few to let you know how it ends up!

Could it be possible that the source went to the Co and the Clock and only the NO went out to the pump with both of the pump wires connected to only the Co?

Here's another pic that might help. It shows where I have the source and the pump connected and the 3 wires coming from the timer. Lift the protective flap and you see where those three wires connect in the previous picture. I guess the easy fix is to go and get a short piece of wiring to go...

I know for sure that the first bolded sentence is right. I remember that from unhooking. I think the other stuff is right too, but there doesn't seem to be that fourth wire coming from the clock to the pump.

Those diagrams are better, and I think you're right about the 240V water heater circuit. It makes the most sense, but it seems I've lost a wire! :lol:

Let me phrase this differently... Are the wires you are showing all of the wires or just some of them - for example is the household source wire not yet shown? Are they still where they were when you first opened the timer or randomly connected? Which device do the black wires go to? Which...

That's what I'm not sure of. I disconnected the power to bypass the timer. Now I've got those three wires connected to the timer that run down into the housing but aren't connected. I know the power from the house went to the timer and back down to the pump, I'm just not sure of which were...

Okay, so this is the exact diagram on the inside of the door of the timer....I'm just not smart enough to figure it out. :lol: http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Inter ... tions.ashx I hope the link also answers the question about the voltage. Again there are two wires and the ground that...

It is an Intermatic Model T-1906. Thanks for the link, I'll check it out.

So without having taking a picture of my timer this is the setup. Two lines plus the ground wire coming from the house. Two lines and the ground going down to the pump. A ground and three lines coming from the timer. They are hooked up like this: NO COMMON CLOCK. There is an extra...

Trouble free comes through again!! After getting info here and some from youtube and remembering some other symptoms I'd been having, I decided my impeller was the problem. I wanted to open up the pump and clean it out good, but the previous owners had the seal between the pump and the basket...

I went out to check the impellor and was hoping to find a fan like part to my pump to try and rotate. My pump has a solid casing around it and I'm not 100% sure what the impellor is. But there was nothing visible from the outside that I could try to rotate manually.