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I know it's been asked over the years, just thought I'd try again to see if anyone had solved it yet. Technically I think the data is stored in the panel (easytouch, etc), not screenlogic or the adapter. But I'm just guessing...

Watched the bubbles rolling this morning and turned off SWG. Immediately saw bubbles slow down and after about 30 seconds they were gone completely. So I'm gonna say that's the cause. I guess I'm not overly concerned then. :)

OK...here are some pics of my venerable old brush...I measured it and the blue base is 19.5 inches long and 3.75 inches wide. That bristle fan is 5 inches after it spreads out. I have no idea how that compares to what they sell now, but I do get what you guys are saying about screwing the fin to...

Interesting...I'll have to look closer tomorrow...

I was just looking at mine. I don't think it's the same, although it might just be the usage on mine. I'll get a pic and post it.

Ironically, it was the stem where the post attaches that broke. The moving parts are all still intact.

Ok makes sense. Any thoughts as to what might cause more bubbles this year than last when the swg is running?

So I've had mine since I built the pool 12 years ago I think. Yesterday while spraying algae out of it, my wife handed it back to me broken. :cry: The shaft where it goes into the pole just completely broke. Now, it's not beyond me to attempt fixing this...but that's for later. ;) In the...

I noticed a pretty hefty stream of air bubbles coming out of the returns but I also have noticed it's not constant, which leads me to believe it is likely when the SWG is running (not sure how I would actually be able to check that). When I started up this year there was a bad leak on the...

So, looking through my own history, I found that it's using the 2-wire connection. I don't remember the last time I tried to use the membrane panel though. I did, however, see that's a low cost replacement. Once everything is copasetic, I may tackle that. But in honesty, in normal operation, I...

I honestly don't remember but I think it's probably the 2-wire control.

So how does one tell it whether to be in spa mode or pool mode then? Pressing the pool on or spa on buttons did nothing even when it was responding. Same for the temperature buttons or the off button.

I was talking about this. I did read on another thread though that it doesn't matter which "mode" it's on because it's being controlled by the easytouch anyway.

I know - but what makes it think it's one mode or the other? I thought that the panel selection was disabled when I replaced the board since I'm controlling it via the easytouch.

I replaced the board in 2020, don't think I did the pad. :(. It worked this morning and last night even. But this afternoon it just would not respond. The one odd thing is that it says "Spa On" and it actually should be heater mode. Not sure exactly why that would be. What is it that tells it...

Oh man... I have a TON of those stories too!! LOL

I kind of had a two-prong experience when I first had my pool built. The first was the cycle of 2-component additives they push on you. I always tell people that the pool store doesn't care if they take one level out of whack while "fixing" another, because, hey, they'll something to fix THAT...

Okay... So... New regulator installed anyway. And I heard the whine... As the heater engaged! And then it went away! Running normally! So either my testing sucks, the first one was bad anyway, or I didn't get it seated good when I installed the first one. In the meantime, my panel is extremely...

I'm with you on the stamp! As far as the pump, I don't recall have anything with gpm but I'll have to look closer. I don't think my model has that - it's vs not vsf

Don't really have any way to calculate flow rate I know of. At 120 degrees it won't open - not until it gets to 130. Same as the other one. I'm at my inlaws doing water glass tests because the store is a 45 minute drive from me, but right by my inlaws

That's about what I get actually. I've always got around 1.5 degrees per hour. Looking at the history from screen logic, getting one degree every 40 minutes. In the meantime, got a new regulator and doesn't seem to be any different. :(

Didn't do any of that or look at the flame. Currently, with the regulator out, there is no whistling/whining. I would assume if it was a gas problem, it would persist with or without the regulator in?

The only lights on it right now are heating and spa on. Held the spa button down for a few and got 267. This doesn't solve my whistling but would the normal operating range likely be high enough to open the regulator even if it's only 130? Also... What do I do about this? The heater isn't...