Recent content by golovko

Hi all, I have a weekly pool service for my pool. Part of their job is to test the water and add chemicals as needed. I also clean the pool myself (emptying the skimmer baskets multiple times a week, clean the filter as needed, check water chemistry etc). Yesterday my pool service tech came out...

Found the problem. It was a bad breaker. Just replaced it and everything is up and running again.

Left the breaker off for the pumps since yesterday and tried again today. Still dead. Wondering if there is no power getting to the pumps. Haven't tried removing the com link to turn it on manually but will give that a shot this afternoon.

Thanks! I'll give this a try tomorrow, starting to get dark out. I did just add a gallon of liquid chlorine and then brushed the pool and spa (added a bit to the spa). I'm also running the robot again to help keep water moving.

Thanks! I will go pick some up today. Tech is scheduled to come out Thursday

I'll give that a shot. Is there anything I should be doing in the meantime. It's really hot out so don't want to create a big mess for myself in terms of water chemistry once its back up and running.

No luck. Lights still work and the actuators still work but none of the pumps I did check for scortch marks and everything looks normal inside the panel.

The heater is on the same breaker as the pump so it powered off with it. No luck yet. Maybe I didn't leave them powered off long enough. I flipped the breaker again to off and will wait longer. Do I also need to shut down the omnilogic?

Flipped the breakers for the two pumps, heater and blower to off and set a timer for 10 minutes. If this doesn't work then I'll try waiting longer than 15 min

oh wow, that's definitely not something I have tried. I left power off for 10-20 seconds at most. I will try this now and report back. Thank you!