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As was the case a couple of years ago, I find this thread again to be very helpful. Though not the handiest of men, I followed the instructions as outlined. Again, the pictures for step 4 were very helpful. I had to use two vice grip pliers - one, as showed in the picture, and another at the...

I realize this is an old post, and I'm not trying to revive it, but I do want to thank all who posted in this thread. Had a leak and this was a very valuable thread for me and my repair. I really appreciated the pictures as my impeller plate was stubbornly stuck, but the the picture showing...

With the help of the link provided above, I was able to separate the impeller plate. The picture of the vise-grip pliers inserted underneath the motor really worked for my stubborn impeller plate. All the videos I saw simply held the end still and easily unscrewed it. It took a good 30 min of...

Thank you for posting the link. I tried again and got as far as unscrewing the impeller screw. I just couldn't seem to be able to remove the impeller plate. I didn't try it the way it was demonstrated in the link provide above, with the vise grips. Rather just trying to hold the motor...

The shaft seal also seems like the next logical place -- thanks for confirming. The Go-32 kit I bought has a replacement shaft seal, so when I get back at it, I am going to replace that part and hope for the best.

I did take it apart and tried replacing two gaskets. That didn't help. I am going to get some more silicon sealant and try replacing the seal plate. One of my hex screws seems stripped and I wonder if that is part of the cause. Will take pictures when I try again.

Had pool company open pool and after a few days, noticed a leak in what appears to be my magnatech century two speed pool and spa motor. He's a few pics: And a short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ng_0SQR6JY&feature=youtu.be Unfortunately, all pool service is closed for the...

Thank you all for your replies! I (and my family) thank you for the information!

Bump -- I tried rephrasing my questions in the post above, but have gotten no more responses. Briefly: 1. What do I need to do to empty the skimmer basket associated with the pool equipment. Contents appear under pressure. Does the pump need to be turned off before opening? 2. Could someone...

Good point. I'm sorry if I've not been clear. I really appreciate your patience and willingness to educate. What I would like to know is the following: 1. Know what each piece of equipment is/does. I think you've already clarified most of this for me. I will try to provide better pictures...

Gray bulge -- Canister between the pipes... I think this is what you were referring to...? Or the pump, which is kinda gray...? Again, forgive my newb-ness. Thanks again for your posts!

Of note: Yesterday, when I went into the pool equipment room, I noticed the plastic top was off the pump that was associated with the spa jets. I had also noted that my water had dipped below the skimmer in the pool and wonder if the two were associated. I refilled this pump with water and...

Thank you for your reply. Here are more shots. I believe (because it's written there) one valve is the skimmer and the second is the vacuum: The valve that is parallel with the black plastic (closest to us) is labelled skimmer, the other (farthest) is vacuum. I believe the skimmer is...

I'm doing my best with reading pool school as well as a book on Pool Maintenance (Tamminen, 2007; Ultimate Guide to Pool Maintenance) and am hoping for some pointers identifying my equipment. I believe Yellow circle is my pump for the spa jets (must be filled with water prior to use, yes?)...

Went to Home Depot over lunch and it looked like they had 1 gallon jugs of 8.25% for $4.99. Will continue to look, but most of the stores I see posted here and in the link provided above, aren't in the Salt Lake City area. Walmart, of course, is -- just haven't gotten a chance to check them...

As far as I can tell, it's in 1 gallon plastic jugs. Will have to ask if they fill jugs on next visit. Will also check local stores (Home Depot, Lowes, etc.) for other options and concentrations. Thanks for the suggestions. I hope to have other options.

Thanks; pool chlorine added. Will wait and measure FC and hopefully be closer to optimum. I will also check for other respective chemical levels. One (of 2) local pool stores sells the 12% for $7.99/gallon or 5 gallons for $40. Does this sound comparable to prices y'all pay?

I specified that amount as I wanted the add something measurable that I could see. I hadn't accounted for an amount the average pool will lose. Thank you for your reply frustratedpoolmom. I appreciate your post Isaac-1, but I do lack experience and am looking for a place to start, and hoping...

New home came with a pool. We've been using a pool company to help us get started although I'm looking to take care of it myself. A few weeks ago we had a start-up performed by the pool company and we were hoping to have a fellow pool owner show me the ropes, but that hasn't happened. So, I'm...