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Here are some photos. I hope they help. I am wondering if I need to turn the jandy valve to close the skimmer?

Thanks for your reply. This has been occurring all year even when it wasn't pollen season. We left town for a weekend awhile ago before we replaced the timer so we had to leave the pump off. When we came back there was 0 pollen sitting at the bottom. But when I turned the pump on again that...

Hoping someone can help me with a conundrum. I have an ongoing issue with pollen sitting at the bottom of my pool. Even when I vacuum to waste it is back the very next day. So this makes me think that when I turn my multiport valve to waste that it isn't pulling from the side port where the...

I did. It is a 208/277.

It's actually a 208/277 clock motor exactly like we had before except the model number is different.

Good morning 🌞 Well, he changed the wires around like you said, but the timer motor is still not working 🥺.

The pump runs manually, but the clock wheel does not. We're sitting down to dinner now so I will have him set it right in the morning when it's light outside. Thank you so much for your help! I will probably Hollar at you in the morning 😁.

I forgot to mention that hubby did confirm the voltage was 240.

Ok.... AA runs to the power box, BB is the pool pump, and CC is the heater but it's disconnected because our heater burned up. Am attaching a pic of the power box.

It's the Intermatic T104M.

So we replaced the mechanism. It was working fine and shut off when it was supposed to, but it never came on the next morning. When I went to check on it the timer wasn't working. The clock was still at the shut off time. 🥺 Any ideas what could have happened?

Thank you! I was afraid that's what we're going to have to do.

I'm hoping someone can help me diagnose my pool timer. It is a model T104p3. We replaced the clock motor a couple of years ago but now it is acting up again. The motor to our pool pump burned up a few months ago and we had to replace it. Ever since we placed that motor the timer has been...

Thanks for your input. Greatly appreciate it. :)

Oh wow. Thanks for that. The water seems to be leaking on the corner which suggests the seal is broken..

Here is a photo of heater and the rusty bolts, as well as the diagram. I can't find any mention of the bolts in the diagram either.

I can't seem to find the answer I'm looking for so I'm hoping someone here could help. Hubby's got to replace the front header gaskets because we have a major leak. The header bolts are pretty rusty so we're probably going to have to change them. I need to know the size of the bolts so he can...

Well, I forgot to adjust my ph to 7.2 - 7.5 before I started slamming so I adjusted it from 8.0 to 7.5 and started over.