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Having a 2 speed motor (which I might have to replace), besides the advantage of energy savings, it has been touted that lower speeds actually filter better, trapping smaller particles that might get shot out by the higher speeds. In your experience, do you believe it's true?

With a Hi-Lo switch, I assume I'll only concentrate on the 'Lo' contacts, since I normally start at that level? It could be problematic since my multimeter does not have clip contacts. I figure I'll find a way to do so before bringing in the motor.

Should've mentioned I've also spun the impeller :oops:

I figured I would piggyback on a previous topic, as I am at wits end, having looked for advice on PoolForum as well. My Hayward SuperPump has been working fine, although the motor has had problems 'kicking over' since installing a new dual speed new motor last year. I put the pump on a timer...