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https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/diagnosis-a-pentair-superflo-vsp-problem.281820/

https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/pentair-superflo-vs-error-cod-0019.234467/

I can't find code 0019 for SuperFlo Vs. Maybe this applies.

What is the input voltage? Check the drive output voltage. Are you sure that the drive and motor are good? Are you trying it with no load? A no load condition might cause an error.

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I do read it that way. It is a difference of opinion and I am providing information that I think is of concern to the OP. They can clarify if they want. I do not agree that I am "Stomping" on the thread.

The OP was concerned about pressure limits. I was providing relevant information about pressure limits as specified by manufacturers for general reference.

They have not decided on a particular model. Maybe the TruClear was also being considered.

4. The warranty contains the following exclusions. G. Damage due to over-tightening of threaded components or excessive pressure or stress. Circupool says that excessive pressure is not covered under warranty. I could not find a specific PSI, but Circupool can claim that the pressure was...

Jandy Truclear says that an In-Floor cleaning system will violate warranty.

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All equipment has pressure limits. https://www.circupool.com/assets/doc/CircuPool-RJ-PLUS-Manual.pdf Salt cells are intended to be installed after your pool filter, so they do not experience a build up of pressure because the water flows through them freely back to the swimming pool. This is...

Show the whole feeder and all labels. You have the wrong model identified.

Note: I am not 100% sure that the different motors and drives are compatible, so you do this at your own risk. I think it should work, but there might be some reason that it will not work. Maybe there is a voltage difference. Check the voltage to be sure. Measure the voltage from L1 to L2...

I would try it in any order. Check the rotation and, if it is correct, then it should be ok. If it is reversed, then swap any two wires to reverse rotation.

These plastic pieces will end up in your heater.

Adding a 90 is equivalent to adding about 5.2 to 5.7 feet of pipe. So, it makes some difference, but not enough to worry about.

You can see the ribs are crushed flat and the broken plastic goes into the outlet of the filter. There was a recent thread with this exact issue.