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Mounting pump on a riser?
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Thanks, all. Concrete paver was my first thought, but all the ones I looked at were too thick (1.5" or more). Looking more closely...
Monday at 6:58 PM
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Plumbing Change
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I would replace the DWV fittings on the pump return side with schedule 40 fittings. Why are you raising the equipment 8"?
Monday at 2:51 PM
mas985
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Mounting pump on a riser?
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I used pavers to raise my pump. Something like this: Lowes and HD have them.
Monday at 2:48 PM
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Pentair Intelliflo VS Over Current Error
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Our power company (PG&E) considers voltage to be within range from 228v to 252v (240v +- 5%). Although at the higher end of the range, I...
Monday at 10:47 AM
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Pentair Intelliflo VS Over Current Error
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How much power does it report at an RPM slightly below where it shuts off? Is the motor noisy? Could be bearings or a restriction of...
Sunday at 2:39 PM
mas985
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T or Y piping in this situation?
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Is one of these suction lines the MD line? If you keep it off all the time or most of the time, you could use that for the passive fill...
Mar 17, 2023
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Pool/Spa ~10-15' above pool equipment - no bubbles in spa
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If you already have a 1.5 HP, then 2 HP probably won't make that much of a difference. I haven't researched it but I don't think they...
Mar 16, 2023
mas985
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T or Y piping in this situation?
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If you had an unused cleaner line (pressure or suction), you could use a traditional fill bucket with a float valve located at the pad...
Mar 15, 2023
mas985
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Pool/Spa ~10-15' above pool equipment - no bubbles in spa
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Blowing out the airline is pointless given the location of the check valve. The airline will always fill with water unless the check...
Mar 14, 2023
mas985
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T or Y piping in this situation?
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You can use one of these with 1/4" tubing...
Mar 12, 2023
mas985
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T or Y piping in this situation?
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Just use bushings to reduce the 1" threads to 1/4" then use a 1/4" to the pump. It doesn't need to be PVC. Can be brass...
Mar 12, 2023
mas985
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T or Y piping in this situation?
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No, it just increases the differential pressure and not really by that much. The negative pressure is only a few PSI. It is no different...
Mar 12, 2023
mas985
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T or Y piping in this situation?
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As long as the water line pressure is higher than the pump pressure, water would flow into the plumbing. But why risk it when you can...
Mar 12, 2023
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Looks like the new OEM valves on both intake and outtake fixed the issue. Thanks!
Mar 11, 2023
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Need help critiquing poor plumbing to PB
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The Intelliflo3 could produce 130 GPM on that plumbing which is less than what everything needs at the maximum rate. However, you don't...
Mar 11, 2023
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