Recent content by Ralph III

Thanks for the replies! Yes, this is a beautiful and very large outdoor three tier water fountain (12 ft tall) that is contained within a large round brick pond. Nobody is allowed to get into the pond, nor is it for animals or plants. People take family pictures in front of it and use it as a...

Hello All, We have a 2k gallon water fountain at work that I'm trying to maintain and your advice would be appreciated. I have a swimming pool that has a salt water generator, so I'm able to check and maintain it. This fountain however is proving a little difficult given I'm using liquid...

Hello All, Can you please help me come up with a plan in maintaining a large outdoor water fountain? This is an old cast iron/steel water fountain at work that has about 3,000 gallon pool. We have a large pump with filters and an ionizer for it. BTW, the ionizer is kept at a very low...

UPDATE: The Seller, in a major hissy fit, went ahead and issued a full refund to me. He refuses to take responsibility and just resorts to name calling and blaming others. I will go ahead and attempt to repair the circuit board now. If I can get it fixed I will forward a partial payment to...

I got you James. So I will be sending it back at this time. My unit is working perfectly fine at this time and I can get another circuit board later if needed. I would like to know if there is some workaround with these thermistors though. They seem to go out fairly regularly? God Bless, Ralph

That is a great catch Cod......! Yes, it indeed does appear to be cracked and separating. It most likely got damaged in shipping as the Seller didn't do an adequate job of packaging it. That was the first thing I brought to his attention. Can I somehow simply attach the additional thermistor...

James. My circuit board is version 1.55. So it is obviously really old. Just FYI, I have an extra thermistor. Can I attach the extra thermistor to the existing thermistor on the newer circuit board somehow (alligator clips)? If the circuit board then started functioning then its only a bad...

UPDATE: So I re-installed my original circuit board and was able to re-calibrate the salt water reading to 2700. It appears to be working fine at the moment after having soldered a new thermistor in but I will keep an eye on it (see first image). I purchased the listed "Brand New" circuit...

Thanks for all the help! I tried re-calibrating the salt water reading (from memory of course) and may have messed up the numbers? It seems I did this once before and it went into some metric mode? You may have to help me get it back to showing the 1500 salt water reading...