That's cool. Does it provide two-way feedback? Like does it confirm that something's running at the time that it's on? Hooked into doing this but instead decided just to fix my board, I now use my old screenlogic system with the intended automation that pentair gives. I had to get a hot air workstation and replace the comm chip but it now works flawlessly again with two-way feedback. Your system would make for an excellent KZfaq video if someone's not already done it. I would watch it.

@@SwimmingintheDeep, yes, I designed it to display circuit status as unconfirmed in different color. As soon as the SW sees EasyTouch status message confirming it was turned on or off, the color changes. This typically takes about 10s. Good point, I should probably make a video of the UI.

May I suggest, if you have a remaining plug, take it to a hardware store like Ace and see if they can find something in their screw assortment that will suffice. They may have an aluminum pin or plastic screw or something.

If it stops working also check to make sure that the system did not disable the spa side remote. If it gets conflicting information, it will disable the spa side remote, and you have to go into the system and turn it back on.

@@SwimmingintheDeep thanks for the reply, the spa side I set it up is working fine. the panel inside stopped working so it's either the panel itself or the com port on the board outside. I'm getting a new board in a week I'll keep you posted. it might just be a coincidence but because of that is the only thing that was added to the system and drew the power from the com port. so I would suggest to be safe by using the power from another source

It sounds like its at the end of its life? How old is it? 5+ years? If so, it's done I bet. Thanks for the comment/question.

No its 1.5 yrs

@@leticiaalvarez1344 I would call pentair and let them help you troubleshoot it. I had good experience with them in the past even after the warranty. They'll try to help diagnose it even if it's out of warranty

@@SwimmingintheDeep nice I’ll def give them a call thank you for your videos and responses I really appreciate it

I've left the last few pieces of PVC unglued. I basically disassemble it after garden season and then put it back together. I've done this for the last few years now. I have drilled a few extra holes and I put a cap at the end of the system so it backs up full water in indeed drips out the holes. Also if I have an area that tends a drip more than the others I put a bucket under it and then just use the bucket to water the rest of the garden.

Thanks for the update. One thought; have you ever measured (or guess at) volume of water generated per day/week/month? BTW: Moved to F.B. Ga 3 yrs ago. Thanks for "local" info.

​@@michaelreott2423 That's a good question and actually that bucket that I have is 3 gallons. Depending on how much humidity it's removing... I bet there is as much as 4 gallons in one day some days... believe it or not.

I think so. Test you theory with a jumper wire, emulating a switch.

Hey. First off just go check your tire pressure with a regular gauge. If your tire pressures are okay then you're okay. If you want to have the system fixed, go get it fixed if you want to bypass it and not have it work anymore and not have the light be on, you can do the hack in this video at your own risk. Thanks for the comment.

@@SwimmingintheDeep thank you yeah I check with my local mechanic about pressure all ok I think one tire sensor have problem how much it will cost to fix do u know

@@SwimmingintheDeep last question my one tire sensor maybe is problem if I drive around it will not affect or not make any problem?

@@johnstevens5410 no you're perfectly safe as long as you know that the air pressure is indeed good.

@@johnstevens5410 Sorry, I do not know about the cost to replace just one. Hey, about checking your air pressure, you should really figure out how to do that, its really easy. Just get a simple gauge. Here's a link to one. amzn.to/3W6H06q The required air pressure for your tires is on the label on your door jamb of the driver's door.

Thanks for the comment. You must be close to us. Forsyth county is where we are. Very hot today.

Thanks Roberta!

I love to read comments like this! Thanks for taking the time to post! When I was a younger man on our first small home, I called an HVAC company to help fix my unit. They took my money for a lengthy inspection and said nothing was wrong, I ended up fixing it myself and I vowed to never get taken again.

Hi, I never have and I asked AI and it said, it's not ideal. Use mineral oil if you have it. The same one you might take as a laxative. BTW, I never have replaced this motor, still going strong! Thanks for the comment.

Thanks! Cucumbers are now coming in, peppers are young but hanging on the plant. Lots of green tomatoes, can't wait until they ripen.

Thanks for asking. Here's the update video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl5h6Z30rbQnXk.html . About two months ago I transplanted them straight to the yard from this pot. They had a lot of roots, 6 times as much or more as this video. Two are still in the pot. All that were doing well in the video are still doing well. I am watering them when I remember with water from a bucket. I imagine next year they may gain two feet then three-four feet a year after that. Look for the update by this weekend and I'll try to remember to post a link here on your comment as well. Thanks for the comment!

Here's the update video! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl5h6Z30rbQnXk.html

That's a simple way to extend your hardwired network, I like it and maybe should have thought of it myself! :-) Thanks for the comment!

Thank you for the comment!!

Has it ever worked successfully? Maybe try another router.

Good point. I don't vacuum my pool because my Pentair pool cleaner does a pretty good job by itself. I just got a robotic pool cleaner today and will be posting a review of that soon...maybe it will do even better. . Maybe you can try looping the wire lower in the basket on both sides from the inside. Thanks for the comment!

Brandon, this is great to hear! Thanks for the comment.

If you have a multimeter, put the leads on the saltwater coordinator generator transformer that is in your box and see if it is putting out power. I can't remember if it's AC or DC power that comes out of it so be prepared to switch your multimeter to check for either one.

Nice tip and might save someone's manhood. A friend to help is a lot easier! Thanks for the comment.

Awesome, that's great! Also, thanks for the comment! Thanks brother!

Thanks, we took the boat out on the lake for the first time this season and it ran great. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the tip. So I think that is on the 2013-14s.

Thanks Todd! Your comments are encouraging for my channel.

Stevie, thanks for taking the time to comment! Comments like yours make my day! Don't replace it just for the squeak, mine is still going with the same motor now 3 years after making this video, I have oiled it two more times tho.

Yes, if it were wired correctly, it would only be able to come on (and lights seen on the chlorinator itself) when your pump is on. In short, your transformer for your chlorinator in your box area should be wired to the same pump timer.... on the "out" side. That ensures no power goes to your chlorinator unless the pump is on. I am not sure if the way it is currently wired will damage the chlorinator, I think it would work...but not be the correct way. Your flow sensor is likely serving to protect it by not allowing the plates in the chlorinator to be actually "on."

Ok - but can you explain why my cell is flashing green all the time when the pump is running? It says Good Salt - and my levels are all correct - I read that there is a lot of faulty green blinking on the salt cell

@@laurat9052 how old is your cell? If it's 5 or more years it likely needs to be replaced. If it's less than that you can try cleaning your cell with hydrochloric acid. You should be careful if you do that and there are instructions on how to do that on KZfaq.

I'm glad to help. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

Hey I'm sorry you found my explanation terrible. I understand your frustration because it took me a long time for it to click. I suggest you get some cardboard and work it out. On these bottom stairs my overall additive run and where it landed was not that important. You may notice that I also poured some additional concrete for where it landed. Local code made a dictate how long your run needs to be but there's also a range. If your distance out is very important in your project, I suggest measuring that distance. You may have to use a plumb line hanging off of your landing to determine your overall additive run. Now divide that by your run of 10.5 in" (or somewhere in the range of code) and that will help you determine how many stairs that you have. It may still be very helpful to use cardboard for you go to cutting of your expensive piece of wood. This technique will allow you to adjust your own per stair run for it to work out. Good luck. I'm not an expert at this but thought I could be helpful and thought my video could be helpful. I apologize if you found it frustrating.

Check the connections maybe...

@@SwimmingintheDeep I talked to the pool people. Intellichlor won’t start unless there’s enough salt in the pool.

​@renate19861958 That's true, the lights on your chlorinator should give a pretty good indication. You can also use some test strips that are made of paper to test the salt level. It's very common after the winter that your salt is very low because rain and draining your pool will naturally lower the level of salt. For my pool, I have to add about two to three bags of salt after the winter is over. Also the chlorinator will not read an accurate reading until the temperature of your pool gets well into the '60s. Therefore, if your pool is not in the upper '60s Fahrenheit, or higher, be careful not to add too much salt.

@@SwimmingintheDeep I got water tested. I had to add 3 bags of salt. I’m just surprised it doesn’t give the light for “low salt”. But temp could be. Water temp still in the low 60s. I just wish there was a light that shows the power is at least on.

@@renate19861958 Yes, the low salt red light should be on in my opinion.

Thanks Lauren!

Possibly, I'll email you.

That works great too! Thanks for the comment.

Indeed! I fell on the sword and took the bullet hearing the air compressor during editing. :-) Thanks for the comment.

I've seen it but so hesitant to try it! Thanks for the comment!

It works, I use propane and about an hour before coat the bead with starter fluid, brings the bead alive and seals better. Look love farm life. Hair spray, feferant

That's a great tip. I have a boat trailer boat tire that I think is leaking at the rim edge. I'll have to try the dish soap!

Brake fluid makes the bead playable to seat better also.

I guess some of us are slow learners :-) kidding, thanks for the comment!

Great tip!

Thanks for the comment! Good luck.

Thank you for taking the time to comment! I am glad it helped.

Thanks Ann!

Thanks for the comment. I'm not sure.