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That's a 360 all right. No idea why its combined with a boost pump. The wiring/control makes it look like an afterthought. I guess you'll have to decide which way to take it 360 or 380. I am not familiar with the 360 except to say that when I tried one on a 380 setup with boost pump, it didn't...

A factory rebuild kit for the 280 is maybe $240 - that makes it like new, and a GoKit for the pump (all new seals) is maybe $20. If the pump is otherwise OK, that may be an option that would restore the cleaner to the original condition. As long as the pump is not heavily corroded from the...

Are you sure it is a Polaris 360 and not a 380? The 380 uses the booster pump and the 360 runs off the normal return flow. The way to tell is the size of the hose that connects the sweeper to the pool wall - the 380 has a 3/4" feed hose, the 360 has a much bigger hose (as shown in the link)...

Thanks, Dave! I can sympathize with the whole 'automation' thing and can I understand your shyness about all of it. I have become a reluctant fixer of things in the neighborhood and lots of it is simple electronics that are diagnosed as 'can't be fixed, replace it' for $$$ when as little as a...

Thanks, pard. You too. I've learned a lot since discovering TFP - even after 20 yrs. of pool ownership. Thanks to all involved!

I found TFP about a year ago and thanks to this site got a new and better appreciation for how to maintain my pool after 20 years of listening to conflicting advice from the various pool stores locally, have learned a ton from the generous members and admins of the site. Thanks for that. Over...

Raypak Low Nox 337A I realize this is an old thread but while troubleshooting a neighbor's Raypak heater I got here via a google search on the problem of the heater firing up then shutting down. After verifying all of the sensors and the board, I googled and found this thread and it got me to...