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I don’t know if the 3 dots showed up there just before the burn. I just noticed them previously and turning off/on the power to spa made those dots go away. But I believe turning the heater up did cause them to come back in the past. Here’s some addition pics after I removed the board from the...

Ok, just a coincidence. But thought worth mentioning. Thx for letting me know.

what’s strange is the 3 dots and subsequent burn issue happened after I used a different brominating concentrate then usual. I have always used Bioguard, but I tried Clorox brand and that’s around the time this all happened.

I have a hot tub with Gecko S Class circuit board. When I went to heat up the tub earlier, started smelling burning smell and started seeing smoke. I shut off power immediately! A few hours later I opened the circuit board box and found that one of the cables from heater burned as well as where...

I w I put some good thought into the username. But for real, thank you and everyone else that offers their knowledge and insight!

Errr yeah, hopefully no games. He did install the previous liner for this pool, so maybe that’s helping me out here?

The previous homeowner was very meticulous so she left every receipt from everything done in the home, including the pool liner installation. So the company quoting is the same company that installed the liner in the pool now, back in 2008. Hopefully it works out, cause even that’s a lot of $...

Ok, thanks for letting me know!

Thanks for the advice. I also was thinking about installing pavers to give our pool area an updated vibe, but our coping is mended to the cement deck, so I don’t know how easy it would be in my case? The concrete deck is in good shape structurally, but just look bland. I was thinking if pavers...

A company GLI pool products makes the liner. I assume that is the brand?

A company is quoting me $4700 for replacing our aging liner. Is this a reasonable cost? -Material + installation -20 x40 inground pool -Upstate NY

Speaking of age, our pool does look a bit outdated I suppose. I was researching about renovation pavers and coping (As opposed to removing the entire concrete pool deck). Any suggestions?

That’s good advice. I do have the records from the previous owners installation.

Thanks for the advice. I think trying to pull back into the coping might end up making the rip worse. Maybe I'll just try covering both the rip and the space between the top of liner and coping, so nothing is exposed to the elements. Then I will try to have replaced next year.

Ok, thanks for the advice!

There’s a rip in our pools liner and it’s also come loose from the coping. The liner was originally installed back in 2008. Anything I can do as a temp fix before I think about hiring someone to replace the liner?

I think it might be time to replace the filter as guessing it is lightly old, so may not be worth investing in. Any recommendations for a Hayward S-240 sand filter? It would need side valve connections.

Thanks for the advice. Rather than buy new filter, can I just replace the base to save money? It’s a Hayward s-240 sand filter.

Since we bought our house 4 years ago, the Hayward sand filter had this really hard off white cement-like substance where the connection is. Just a week after opening the pool this year, a small leak sprung out. I’m guessing that when the previous owners had this patched with said substance...

Thanks for the input. That makes sense.

I have a older Jacuzzi hot tub. The problem I have is when the heating gets initiated by pressing the UP arrow to increase the temp on the thermostat, it heats, but then a while later I come back and the hot tub is off and the breaker has tripped. If I turn the breaker back on, the hot tub is...