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Pentair is covering under warranty. Pool builder will be replacing. Thx for all the help

Did not leave me a tool

Here’s my light. Hard to tell what it is

Unfortunately I have globrites. Don’t know if these are warranties for the 3 years.

It was finished June 2020

Thank you - what a disaster! Maybe I'll call Pentair and complain. Or my pool builder. They both threw me under the bus with 8 of those lights.

Thanks!!! I have 8 of them…ugh! Do I replace with glo brite, or something different?

Looking through my paperwork, they might actually be glo brite

Thanks. I’ll have to figure out exactly which LED I have. They are pretty small, smaller than the palm of my hand.

I have 8 lights, 1 off then is barely lit. The other 7 are fine. 3 year old pool. Pics of the wiring are below. They are wired into a smart switch zwave which has been great. I reset it- no fix. I’d try changing the switch but not sure it’s the switch when 7 out of 8 work. Any thoughts...

The two pipes on the far right are suction side. The third pipe from the right is the main return line, floor jet. The next two are return jet going through the skimmer boxes. These are turbojet. The last one on the far left is a small return in the floor of the tanning deck that creates a...

The pipe on the far left that is already tapped is a return “fountain” or bubbler that comes out on the tanning ledge.

Hi I much prefer liquid chlorine. I bought a stenner Econ T. I have a variable speed pump that runs 24/7. The pool builders already tapped the lines twice…One on the auction side, in on the return side. I use these to blow out my lines during closing. I plan on using 12% sodium hypo. I...

3 years old, I’ll check the model

Hi I have a pentair intelliflo VS pump, pentair chlorinator. I typically run the pump on a program at 35GPM 23 hours a day and 100GPM 1 hour per day. I don't love tabs, and mostly use liquid chlorine on a regular basis, but when I do use tabs, they do not get enough flow through the...

It’s not a floor cleaning system, just returns. They don’t have any mechanism to “pop up”. I asked my PB, they said it is “ probably fine” as long as the 3 ft off line from the filter to to underground are blown out.

They are floor returns- can’t plug them.

We're in Ohio - we don't use the autocover as a winter cover - we keep the cover in the open position and use a solid winter cover. Not sure what is best - wear and tear on the autocover from snow/ice/winter elements versus the cost of the winter cover/taps etc.

Hi I have 6 floor returns, all on 1 valve. I am using a large stand up compressor directly into a tapped 1/4" fitting on the return side. I let the compressor completely fill the tank, then let it blow out the line with all other return lines closed. I am seeing a good amount of air bubbles...

I have a cover pools T4. They installed the aforementioned tray over the motor box on the one end and it does exactly what you are looking for- gives support for whatever material is going to sit on top.

I feel like I have been seeing a lot of issues with quartz plaster…including my own.

Menaurds - $4 a gallon for 31%

Thank you i have program 4 set to schedule, 30gpm, start 8am end at 7:59am then I have program 3 scheduled, 100gpm, 3am start 5am finish. it is 6:45pm right now and I have it on program 4. It will automatically change to program 3 at 3am?