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You have to take the top off at least (13 screws) and then take the bump handle off of the shaft (1 bolt) and pull the shaft out of the top cover so that you can take the plates off of the shaft (a c-clip) get to the bolts holding the plates together (don't recall how many, sorry) that hold the...

I'm not familiar with your SWCG, do you have a flow sensor that may be shutting you down?

The answer is in the report you linked on page 1 in so many words. "The majority of the savings is derived from a variable speed pump’s ability to reduce the rpm of the motor, thus reducing energy use. A typical 1½- horsepower pool pump draws about 2,000 watts and runs at 3,450 rpm. Reducing...

You may have the bolts too tight. They just need to be tight enough to stop the leaks. Not necessarily as tight as you can get them. That may deform the casing or gasket to the point that it can't do its job. I'm speaking from experience on my Hayward EC-75 DE filters. If I am speaking...

I've been down the resoldering path. It lasted a season. Instead of fighting with it and potentially damaging other equipment in the chain, I decided to replace the board. Amazon.com: Hayward GLX-PCB-MAIN Replacement Main PCB Printed Circuit Board for Hayward Goldline AquaLogic and AquaPlus...

I will post a picture of the modification I did to the unicover to make it work for me as soon as I can. I'm at work now. Essentially, I cut a hole in the center of the hard plastic center piece. It is not exact and I used MSpaint on a pic I found online, but this is what I did. I cut...

They are somewhat heavy and rest on top of the current drain cover. I will add that my current main drain cover was too tall and I had to modify the unicover to make sure it rests on the bottom on the pool floor.

I don't think it is ugly at all. It looks better than a partially cleaned pool because the robot tried to clean the main drain for hours. ;-) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002SG7NQI

I use a polaris unicover. You can get them for around $45 from Amazon. No more stuck robots for me. I've been using them for many years. I will add that they only last around 3 or 4 seasons (I'm on my third unicover this year). But it is cheap insurance to keep the robot from getting stuck.

I bought my Dynamic around 2005 used and it is cleaning my pool right now and has never caused me a bit of trouble.

Check out page 17 of the manual here: https://www.poolsupplies.com/media/633d29cc5d89e52129aa0f5efbce4580.pdf Hope this helps. Regards, Mark