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Looking for a survey / thoughts from people on their performance and maintenance experience has been with these "2" cleaners. Given they come by different names, if you have one of these models (not interested in the MX8) what was your parts requirements and frequency. I plan to buy a new one...

Thanks for your responses.

I think NTC are the most common/standard temp sensors, the one I am looking to use is NTC. Better phrasing of the question would have been, "Does Jandy not use a NTC?"

Yes its a 10K thermistor, I just wasn't sure if the Jandy sensor was also a "NTC". Jandy seems quite intentional in not sharing technical info on their products. The wire is only 24" so I was planning to properly solder on an extension to reach automation box.

Does anyone know if the Jandy temp sensors are NTC Thermistor Probe. I wanted to use this probe (Probe_tech_sheet) to replace a Jandy 7785 sensor. Has anyone used this sensor to replace a Jandy sensor? Thanks for any info Ken

Not sure I understand that. How could you have a small bubble, I mean with the force that water is sloshing around in that basket area how could one small bubble stay intact? I could see having one small bubble that sits in the center of the basket area just under the lid with the pump off...

They disappear to my knowledge only because the water level in the backet area drops to the point that it is below the lid seal area (is that normal?) Thanks, Ken

Topic split from this thread air-in-pump-basket-t19261 by moderator for better response I have what I believe is a simular issue but want clarification. With pump running I can shine a flashlight (night time is easier to see) into the pump basket lid and I see "Champaign" bubbles. Is that...