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I thank you all very much. Truly. I am trying to process all of what is said. I will not use grounding rods and I will watch the video again and again. Two very important questions, one of which I will ask the electrical contracting firm that came out to do an investigation who I assume has...

From everything I have read..old threads. New threads…. Comes down to one thing…. Rip it up a second time and put in those new grids and pray!

Had another mason out. Looked at concrete pool deck and said it was a shame to rip it out all over again. Said he knew someone with same problem. They used grounding rods and that solved the problem. He said they drilled holes around the perimeter.

did you ever get this resolved?

.4 amps +- on neutral. Attempted to measure current at the meter pan but could not get enough access to neutral conductor with pan energized. This is from a report from an electrical contracting company.

We have the same problem. Have been dealing with this since August. Didn’t use pool either. Have current on our neutral with meter removed. Two electricians said call power company. Power company came out and said it was with what they consider it to be normal. Measured 5 volts ac from...

As always, thank you. Have your ever heard of using ground rods around the perimeter of the pool?

Just so that understand....three foot out from the edge of the pool...or three feet out from the edge andf start there?

When you say each structure are your referring to pump and heater? Other than those, all the wiring is under the concrete which I am getting estimates now to tear out. Then an electrician/pool company to install a grid. Don't know how I can fix it incrementally. To me it seems like I have...

I appreciate any and all information. The amount of $spent on this pool make me want to shovel it all in. Unfortunately I like my pool too much. In order to do what you are suggesting is to once again rip it all out (which I did in 2017 for the same reason. Is there any other way ? Secondly...

And if there is voltgage when the main breaker is off...what then. I have the same problem. Have had the power company and hired a laerge electrical company who tested for 4 hours. I have so many readings, my head is spinning. Knowing nothing about electricity, I keep turning to an...

I know your post is dated 2015 and it is now 2024. If you are still on TPF, I would love to know the resolution to your problem as we are experiencing the same.

Readings pump to pump pad all on the 2 ohm range. 5 volts ac+/- from water to concrete pool deck. With service shut down .4 amps on neutral conductor. Removed water bond, ground rod connections and CATV ground. problem same. Removed grounding conductors from bonding sysem and the voltage...

Please, lets stay in touch. I have the same issue...shock while wet, sitting on edge of concrete and put hand or foot in pool. Mostly felt by little kids, I really cant feel it. This is the second go round for us with this. Back in 2017 because they said maybe stray electricity try ripping...

Had power co in twice and large electrical company . Spoke to two inspectors and a bunch of electricians. Pursing now voltage at meter when everything shut down. I was hoping for a way to ground it without digging it all up again

Looking to see if any has an experience with faulty bonding with their in ground pool. I have had my pool for 20 years. This is the third time children are feeling an electrical shock in my pool. In 2017, I had all the concrete torn out and my pool rebonded. Now this year, the same problem...

Background: With all that will be said, please know I LOVE my pool and could not live without it. In ground, vinyl liner, salt, heater, polaris. Upon completion 14 years ago, concerete was poured, it rained, needed to be ripped out and repaired. First time entering pool, felt a tingling...