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Are you in standby mode? If you're connected to a control panel with a RS485 cable you can only adjust the output in service mode.

@ it’s not in standby mode. I am thinking I may have to take it off the wall and spray a contact spray for the buttons to start working again. Your thoughts

@hughclarke8504 i would call Jandy Tech b4 you do anything. See what they suggest.

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All the heaters are that size now. The problem was whoever ran the underground gas line didn't run the proper size.

@roybandwagon9073 Actually, the tool is called a Cone Chamfer Tool. 😊

@@roybandwagon9073 Chamfer meaning, To cut off the edge or corner of; bevel.

@@markleach2177 not at all.

Great, thanks

I said Milli and I should have said 100 MOhms. Thanks for catching that. Here are the directions. With the button not pressed, you should measure an open circuit (resistance greater than 100 Mohms). When pressed, resistance should be less than 100 ohms. If readings are not correct, replace the keypad. Otherwise, replace the display board.

I have no idea that was 7 years ago. I believe I just did a search.

Sure, I'll make a video Tuesday.

Didn't realize you had the acid dispenser as well. Thats the problem with those acid dispensers, the sensors over adjust the acid BC they are picking up the fresh chlorine entering the pool. I never use them. I just use the chlorine dispenser and adjust the acid myself.

@@swimmingpoolchemistrydoner5569 actually, I don’t have sensors in the acid or CL side. I’m using a smart switch with an app on my phone that I’ve calculated (on@ 8:00am and off at 9:30 AM. to dose 8oz a day of muriatic acid. I think the settings on the Rola Chem is 2. My CL the same but comes on @ 10am then a bunch of on/offs like 30-60 minutes at a time but off by 7:30PM. My CYA is about 60. I’m trying to introduce the CL intermittently throughout the day. I think it ends up being about 1 to 1 1/2 gallons a week. When I set this up, 2 years back, I calculated it out based on Rolachem’s table and the amount of run time from the smart switch.

Five years ago I did a video on that. The small pH rise from the chlorine will go down the following day. It is only temporary. Check out the video. No need to add extra acid.

@@swimmingpoolchemistrydoner5569 I need to look for that video for sure. But if the PH goes down the next day won’t it just go up again after another full day of dosing with liquid chlorine?

@@Dlemonaid If you're dosing with a Rola-Chem only I highly doubt it will go up at all. When I added 8 ppm chlorine to the test the pH only went up 2 points. Then it came back down the following day to match the other bucket. If your pH keeps coming up look at things that cause aeration.

@JohnLaurenceAlcantara it isn't, the App owner passed away awhile back so they pulled off Android. But I believe it's still on for Apple. 🤷‍♂️🤔

@@swimmingpoolchemistrydoner5569 awww sad to hear. i hope there’s a way where we can still download it in android

You might save a little on Chlorine, but you need at least twice the acid now to move the pH. Borates buffers the pH in both directions so you will use more Acid to lower the pH. I have more info on my instagram.

@@Taolan8472 couldn't agree more. 👍💯

Isn't it a nono to use galvanized pipe on gas lines?

@@JalopyTechnology Per the Uniform Plumbing Code It is fine.

That is the Val Pak Algae Gun. You can find them on Amazon.

@theodorepetine7562 Thanks! Yes I agree with you about the pipe.

Lets say your deep end is 8 ft deep and shallow end is 3 ft deep. Total is 11 now divide that by 2 and you have 5.5 average depth. The 7.48 is the amount of gallons in a cubic foot of water. Now take the surface area, lets say 477 X our 5.5 average X 7.48 = 19,623 gallons. thanks for your comment.

It takes around 20 min to vac a pool like that. Then it needs to be brushed after.

@@DaisySun4 you do realize that is a spot remover and has absolutely nothing to do with the entire pool. 🤦‍♂️

This wasn't closing all the way. Check to see if it's closing all the way, if it is then check your Diverter to see if it's warn out.

Search for Bob Lowry Pool Chemistry For Residential Pools on Amazon.

@williamswindle7047 my guess would be you have a cartridge filter. They don't require DE. Hard to say I don't know your setup.

About six years ago we used Borax BC Boric Acid wasn't available yet. The pic where I'm broadcasting is Boric Acid. Yes Boric Acid at 50 ppm will lower your pH by 2 points. Thanks for your comment.

What was the tool to clean out the fitting from the existing 2in pipe and have you had any problems? Like leaks?

@@MadLawperformance Clean Ream Extreme® Plastic Pipe Fitting Reamers by Reed. Also the Cone Chamfer Tool by Reed. Zero leaks. After reaming the pipe take a wet towel to cool it down BC it will expand a little. The cold rag will contract it back down.

Thank you! check out the comment below yours. I mentioned who makes them.

The biggest reason is BC it's a type of acid and that wouldn't be good for the heater.

The Ultimate Pool Tools Pole is a lot better. The I use is 17 feet.

The video was made for Instagram. 10 sec attention span Is all they can handle.

No it's Mustard Algae under the drain.

I switched to the Ultimate Pool Tools X17 Carbon Pole. It's a much better design. Search them you'll find it.

@@swimmingpoolchemistrydoner5569 Thanks for your videos. I'm curious about what made you switch to the Hyperpole? I'm considering buying one of the two options

Sorry about that. Its for Muriatic Acid. This is from my Instagram channel and everyone knows what I use there. I didn't think about it, thanks for the comment.

Thank you for your reply. Continue with your continued information. Always helpful.

Just a more natural way to raise the alkalinity.🙂

You're Welcome. I post a lot more on Instagram.

I'm only adding acid. But yes never pour acid and chlorine in the same area or mix the two together.

It's OK to add acid in a pool once the chlorine has been circulating, if that's what you're asking. Just never pour them both on top of one another.

I thought we weren’t supposed to add acid to spas? At least that’s what I was taught. Pls explain.

If you get a lot of direct sun, then yes covering it would help the pinch tube last longer. If you have it outside you will be replacing the hoses a little more often than being inside. Still well worth having.

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Yeah I just checked, thats BS

No, you just make sure you adjust the pH with acid when needed. Spa spillways run everyday and people like their water features running as well. Just keep track of the pH.

Yes I'm adding muriatic acid to offset the higher 9 pH of Sodium Tetraborate.

Reed Chamfer Tool. find it on Reeds site or search amazon. CONE CHAMFER TOOL - DRILL POWERED OR MANUAL

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Not done correctly, yeah OK. You just gave an opinion nothing more. If you want to cut the wire shorter, fine. If not that is fine too. Absolutely nothing wrong with doing it this way.