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Thank you for providing this update :)

Mine started doing that recently when the cord became tangled. I took it out of the pool, unplugged the cable from the controller, straightened it and let it sit stretched out in the sun for a while. It has been operating normally the last couple of times.

Eight months with new to me pool and TFP methods, so far so good!

I started with a sock and found it was taking a long time to dissolve, and squeezing it out was difficult. I switched to using knee highs and the process is much easier for me.

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing that. It involved way more guys to put it in than I would have thought :)

Heated and used the spa for the first time since buying our new house. Everything worked :).

Replaced the membrane button pad on my Pentair heater. The off button didn’t work. Only took about 10 minutes and was very easy :). Tom

I have a curvy freeform pool about the same size. I have the EVO 604. Purchased a house with a suction side cleaner that appeared to not be working. By the time I ordered the EVO the pool had not been cleaned in a week or two. In the meantime a fierce windstorm blew through and there was dust...

Finally got my Salt Water Generator up and running. As usual everything took 5 times longer than I thought it would :) Tom

Thanks Jim, That was my thought as well, that I could just adjust the SWG in the event of a big prolonged spa party :) Tom

Just to clarify, installing it on the pool side would be here, correct?

Thank you for the responses so far :) . I don't anticipate sitting in the spa for more than an hour ever but of course one never knows. However, this brings up a question that I was going to ask in another thread. I don't know how to put the spa in "spa mode". I thought the right leg of the...

I purchased a Circupool RJ30+ and am just about ready to install it. I just wanted to verify the location before I start cutting into the pipes :oops: . I purchased the house about 3 weeks ago and have been figuring things out as I go. Thanks, Tom