Recent content by Spadak

Just wanted to button this up and it ended up being the pump on the tank was bad (both the Chlorine and Acid tank pump had gone bad) apparently you are expected replace these pumps every couple of years. Pentair P/N is 522574 and they cost around $250.

Intellchem hooked up to the Pentair Acid Pump and an IC40 SWG. All settings look good (Relay 2/ICHLOR) When intellchem says it's dosing, nothing happens at the Stenner pump, no movement, noise, nothing. Tried switching to a different pump (I had a chlorine pump that I won't be using) same...

Supplier for what part?

Does anyone know how the RJ12 connector is wired to the EasyTouch board or even why the J2D exists? I figured if I could just plug my current cable into their and then cut the wires on the opposite end for my control panel I’d have more room on the J20 com port to add equipment.

Got is, so just to clarify, you would suggest: PA215FG (Optional QF215AP since it is not connected to a pump and not suseptible to trips?) for the System Power, MasterTemp 400, and Breeze 540 SWG PA220GF for the Intellflo VS (QF220AP not reccommended as it is prone to trips) PA220GF for the...

Thank you Allen, that all makes sense. I have sons and there safety is definitely important. Is the GFCI only important on the two pumps, or would I need to add one to replace the system breaker (System, Heater, and SWG) and another for the Jet Booster pump, or is that overkill?

Sure thing, see attached a picture of the Superflo. I was curious about the whole GFCI breaker issue. My system has been running fine for 15+ years without it, and I wasn't sure if I really needed to spend $150+ on two new GFCI breakers or just spend the $15 on a new 20A standard breaker.

First, thank you everyone for offering your help. Second, I want to apologize, the breaker is actually a Dual Pole 15 Amp breaker. Lastly, I wanted to show a picture of the current setup. You can see that the way they wired the original equipment (Compool LX_3800 automation center, 2 single...

Per the Mastertemp Installation instruction: ”The filter pump should run continuously when the heater is on, and for at least 5 minutes after the heater turns off. Any switches in the pump circuit (including circuit breakers) that can disconnect the pump must also disconnect the heater.” I...

Perfect, and and they show it rotated the way I was thinking.