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That's a relay, a lot of times they are socketed so they can be removed. Have you checked the bottom of it to see if it is hard soldered, or if it's in a socket so you can replace it? ETA- Important, make sure the power is off before you touch anything on the board.

Has anyone had any luck finding just the replacement motor (without the VS controller) for the Jandy EPump motor? Mine died a day after opening the pool this year and it's been 4 years since it was installed.

Another thing to consider is the cost of the converter. You can either use a 3-phase motor or a VFD. VFDs are not cheap and they need to be programmed. Are you guys 50 or 60 hz?

Do you have one of these? http://www.infloorpoolparts.com/tools.html

You loose efficiency through a phase converter. If it's their fault will they pay for shipping?

I thought I've read of people estimating $100-200 per year in maintenance on the robotic cleaners? Plus if they break outside of warranty it's very expensive to fix them?

Do you know what brand of in-floor cleaner you have? Paramount normally designs the system after getting the plans from the builder and they include wall returns provide top to bottom circulation.

What was your conversation with PB#1 and his reply? I'm always interested in hearing rationalizations.

That last picture you posted looks like a Paramount debris canister system, it is before the main filter and between your main drain. Also one of your pumps is a booster pump after the filter for the in-floor cleaner in case your filter gets clogged.