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I actually asked that question and pool chems are stored in a separate room. I don't know how the ventilation system works so I can't say for sure there are no fumes in the pump room.

We only got the opinion of our vendor and all we have been told is "bad-replace". This vendor also told the HOA that they've had several communities with bad pumps this spring. I'm thinking they're doing something wrong when opening up the pools and killing the pumps. One of our resident...

Well they came out to open up the pool for the season and informed us that both pumps were dead and that this can happen with pumps that only run part of the year? Then they replaced one pump so far (runs the pool) and are waiting for the second replacement (which runs the spill over).

Greetings all. I'm from southern Delaware and live in a neighborhood of 119 houses so I own a 119th share of a very nice pool. Found these forums while trying to learn more about pool operation for general info and keeping an eye on our pool maintenance.

So our neighborhood has an infinity pool so we have a pump for both the pool and for the overflow basin. As our pool company was opening up the pool for the season they informed us that both pump motors had died and needed replacement. These pumps/motors are just over 5 years old and only used...