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Well, against Jandy's "get the old one" instructions....I decided to buy the "new" one. It's been running for several hours. It fit perfectly with the same mounting holes and everything. Even the High Voltage side wires were color coded identically. The only difference is the new part has a...

My Transformer for my 12 year old Jandy RS system seems to have burned out the two yellow wires that connect with others via the multiconnector to my Aquapure back board. I've been getting error code 123 and clearly the transformer is fried in some form, though still functioning in other ways...

By any chance, Kent M, By any chance, did you solve your issue. I have the EXACT same issue with the EXACT same burned out TWO wires from the transformer. What did you replace? Thanks!!

Great advice. Thank you.

Sounds good. Just to play devils advocate. Buying the "Mighty Vac" is totally unecessary unless you are installing vinyl liners. Right?

...and I'm assuming since I'm running it around 10PSI...the pancake compressor won't have to be constantly running out of air and refilling itself. I wonder if that is the problem that others have with a smaller compressor. That they are running it around 40PSI and constantly playing catch-up...

What make/model. I want to buy something that people are using successfully. Thanks for all of your help!!!

Is this your Sears compressor?: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1260 ... stAvl=true

So what are people talking about when they say their pancake compressor, or smaller compressor took upwards of 4 hours to clear all of the lines? I saw in one video on youtube, a guy using a small portable Husky model to do the pool...as seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al0HukSJ ...

That sounds like the same size as my Porter Cable 6 gallon that came with my nail gun etc. That'll do the main drain as well?

A lot of posts say to use a compressor to blow out the lines/main drain etc. What is the minimum size....or the just-right size compressor one would need to close the pool. Seems like it might cost much less than the mighty vac. And, since I need a compressor to attach to the schrader valves...