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Ah, ok I got it now. I’ll do that this weekend, and wrap it clockwise like James mentioned. Thanks all!

I’ll try and turn it some more. Was worried about stripping it. I see where it looks loose but I tugged on it and it’s pretty tight.

how does this look? Want to make sure it looks right before I bury the wire back under the rocks.

Ok sounds good. Headed to Lowe’s to get the parts now.

Ok thanks. So all I need in addition to the wire and the split bolt is a connector like this picture to crimp on the end of the new wire so that it can go under the screw on the motor?

I had to get a new motor. Need to attach the bonding wire. But it’s not long enough now. 1. Do I just need more wire, #8 copper and a copper color bolt? And just snip off the connector that lets it be screwed to the motor and get a new one for the new piece of wire? 2. I attached a picture of...

Got the new pump in and all is good. Thanks for everyone’s help.

So looks like the pump is shot. Wired it direct its getting voltage, but won't click on, even with the new capcitor. Where is best place online to get a new one. am i looking for this, based on that picture of my label...

There is a master electric switch directly under the timer. I could turn that off, switch the wires and flip the switch and see if the pump comes on is what you mean correct? If so I'll give that a try when i get home from work.

See pictures for detail... the way the positioned my motor facing the wall I can’t get the bolts out to get the cover off. Also one of the bolts isn’t wanting to turn and I’ve snapped one of these before on an older pool I had. I tried to test voltage at the timer instead. The voltage was...

Looks like in my picture it’s 230 volts. Where do I test the voltage at the pump?

Came home and pump wouldn’t turn on. No him, click, just nothing when I turn the black dial on the timer. Can hear the pool timer clicking so it’s getting electricity to the pool area. Checked the capacitor with a multimeter and on 200k or 2000k it starts at zero and continues to go up until it...

I’ll reinspect for cracks, but didn’t see any last time. Would hate to buy a new jar then have to buy a whole new unit. Yes, you open a valve that lets water flow to it and the filter at the same time and it powers the polaris. It has the filter because it comes straight from the pool, doesn’t...

One bump to see if anyone has any ideas before I buy a new one and replumb it.

Few days ago my energy filter started leaking when in use. Replaced the O ring and didn't change anything. Took the jar off and cleaned the threads and relubed the O ring. No change. Anything else to try beofore having to order a new one and replumb it? Here is the video:

Thanks for the help! I did. I've just been traveling and have two clogged skimmer pipes from kids not putting baskets back on right. So gotta get that fixed so I can get it vacuumed up! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What causes the problem in the picture attached? The wall plug starts to come out on one side, then eventually blows off into the pool. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This was his morning. Still dirt but progress. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got everything in and gave it a good brushing. Super murky now! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I backwashed and rinsed a few times and got pressure back down. Added de and now adding bleach to finalize size testing. Added 2 lbs of stabilizer to a sock and it's almost all dissolved. Will vacuum tomorrow but start the slam tonight. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk