Recent content by john_in_dallas

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    Need help with spa “wall” repair

    When I re-opened this thread tonight, I saw a “Part Two”, which DID help me understand more about the concrete situation. “Part One” was focused on cutting an expansion joint. I do have a question about what I read about cutting a “V” into a crack: the first thread I read recently mentioned...
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    Need help with spa “wall” repair

    It was an interesting read, and it may have answered some of my questions, but since I’m not fluent in “pool speak”, I didn’t actually learn anything. Perhaps it’s time to contact a local pool service. Thank you
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    Need help with spa “wall” repair

    I’m going to try your “best method”. The inner spa wall crack obviously goes all the way through to the outer wall. I will remove that entire chunk of the wall. The newly-exposed wall will be sloped downward (towards the pool), so should I make an effort to make that new spa wall level...
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    Need help with spa “wall” repair

    I researched hydraulic cement today. Looks very doable; however, the crack on the inner spa wall is at most 1/4” wide. The Lowe’s hydraulic cement video recommends enlarging the crack to 3/4”, because the hydraulic cement expands. Any recommendations beyond the Lowe’s video? Also, after...
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    Need help with spa “wall” repair

    I was able to get home early. Previously I had removed only loose tiles on the “outside” walls, where I saw damage beneath the tiles. After realizing that the exterior wall damage may have been caused by a leak thru the inner wall, I removed another row of tiles on the inner wall. Now it’s clear...
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    Need help with spa “wall” repair

    FYI: I will post detailed pictures on Saturday, April 26th. Thank you!
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    Need help with spa “wall” repair

    This past winter’s storms and near-zero freezes damaged the “wall” around my outdoor pool’s spa. Initially I thought that I just needed to re-attach and re/grout the spa tiles using Leslie’s Patch-It, but as I removed tile after tile I noticed that a small amount of the “substrate” beneath some...
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    Jandy 4-way Spa Side Remote Configuration

    That recommended manual was not a match for my Blue Haven control panel. But I have good news! Since I knew I had successfully configured the spa side remote options in the past, I tried every combination possible after clicking “PROGRAM”. Turns out that the “REVIEW” button directly leads to...
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    Jandy 4-way Spa Side Remote Configuration

    My pool was installed in 1996 by Blue Haven Pools using Jandy Control Center. The interior control panel is labeled “BH2100”. Works great; never needed to replace or upgrade. Approximately 15 years ago a cable TV company accidentally cut the cable for my Jandy Spa Side Remote. I ordered a new...