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    Master Temp 400 after Harvey...

    So much for help. Figured someone would know. In any event, got new stuff, swapped it in, a little change, will update later when I have a resolution to hopefully help someone else. Haven't had a chance to deal with it yet in full but what I am thinking now is bad control board and bad 2...
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    Master Temp 400 after Harvey...

    Update added above.:cool:
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    Master Temp 400 after Harvey...

    One thing I did not check was voltage going to the ignitor. Prolly should do that before ordering anything.
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    Master Temp 400 after Harvey...

    This makes me go towards the ignition module. Geeez.... Pentair 250 ignition lockout. - YouTube
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    Master Temp 400 after Harvey...

    Finally got around to looking at the heater, since the wife wants the pool heated for Easter.:hammer: After hooking the electric back up and giving her a go, nada. Blower didn't come on and I noticed it was getting hot. Figured it was seized and it was. Broke the motor free and lubed it up...
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    I'm going to use flagstone so I guess it wouldn't be a problem. Would definitely cost a ton more. I've been thinking raised deck covered patio kitchen, bar, and game room. LOL Better stick to my first plan so I can finish this century. :)
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    Thanks! It will I'm sure. I'm just glad I didn't start the kitchen build by the pool. I was going to last week but heard about this possibility and put it on hold. I'm torn now on wether or not I should put it by the pool now.
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    Yes, I did. Only after the pool was built, never before. LOL We don't usually flood, just the luck of the draw I guess. This time is much worse. Last year was just torrential rain for weeks, this time is solely because of the Brazos River and what happened up river. The pool is on the high...
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    Well, I have seen a few alligators. :razz:
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    I need to get me one of those drones! I went by one of the recommendations above and pulled the 3 pump motors and just cut out the whole booster pump. I also removed the heater and left the filter in place. We were hit on Monday and right now I am the proud owner of an island. My house does...
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    I may have to do like that woman did over here and build a levee around my property. Lol Glad to hear you are OK! I hope it stays away as well. I have nothing new to report here, still dry and no sight of rising water but we are in no way out of danger of it. I hope everyone is wrong. I...
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    Thanks for the info! Thinking about it, this would make it easier. I'd just remove the pump motors and the heater. The filter should be fine as long as it doesn't float off. Lol. Hmmmm...
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    Thanks! And I hear ya'. The pool came last, while I've never had my shop flood, I've already moved other items just in case. I know flood insurance is weird and they do not cover pools and I didn't want to mess with it for expensive tools in the shop, nor in this instance would my homeowner's...
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    EMERGENCY ACTIONS - About to cut pumps out in case of flood

    I'm good on option 4, already moved the shop fridge to the attached garage.