I do not. Mine did go out and I had blue haven pools come out and replace it. I think it was the ballast on mine though. They are very simple, it surprised me how simple it was inside the O zone generator.

This is simular to the lamp that I had www.wildwestpoolsupplies.com/water-quality-management-ozone-lamp-replacement-for-upp15-25-bulb-3901823/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw5ea1BhC6ARIsAEOG5py1MpEqq5QYlMfBi3jNXvf5DHEk5NQP4zgV8ePjdJIErCEZyLAtfSkaAjg6EALw_wcB

@@AmericaOutdoors1 thank you so much!! Very helpful!!

I have the same setup. For the main controller just the filter on and off button works. Other buttons to control and set the timers do not work. Also the pool light have gone bad and get stuck on just one light setting. I believe the motherboard has gone bad but not sure. Any advice or recommendations? Blue haven said they will replace the entire controller which I believe is not really the ideal solution.

For the lights, have you tried cycling the lights off and then back on to change the color? For the other buttons, try opening up the controller and see if there are any reset buttons or fuses that may have blowen.

Y3s, the burm around the fire direct3ded the flames upwards.

That's what the guy was thinking... Flammable, combustible... What's the difference? Now you both know. Paper is highly flammable. Gasoline vapors are way beyond flammable. They are combustible. Try the dictionary.

Yes

Love it! cheers 🍻

Thank you!

why an asshat. Have you ever been accross the Colombia River Bar

These were a tight fit, and they didn't leak when I tested them. Also, none of the other sprinklers that I had had clamps on them. Could they leak over time? Yes, but I am not worried about the tub blowing off the tee when it's barried

@@AmericaOutdoors1 gotcha. Thank you.

Correct....But nobody knows where Athol is ar except for locals.

No, my range is about 400 yrds.

You may not have enough water pressure. Is the sprinkler head popping all the way up?

@@AmericaOutdoors1 Yes ,

I wish I could have seen it at high water.

Not that much. I have nit noticed and decress. I only run it at night, and in FL, when it rains, it rains a lot. I have more of a problem having too much water than losing water. Lol

You can. I just didn't want to risk the chance of dirt getting back into the sprinkler.

No problem. I'm glad it helped.

Here are two things to try. Take the head off the last sprinkler to check for pressure. If you have low pressure you an turn off a few sprinklers until you get enough pressure out of the ones that are still open. Also if you are on a city reclaim water you can call the city and have them test their side of the main cutoff valve to make sure they are supplying you adequate pressure. During the hot days some city's do not have the capacity to keep up with all of the new developments, so they will cut off some neighborhoods of certain days

Me too. I don’t have a filter to check. Just water coming from the city into my system. I have checked each of my sprinklers to see if clogged- nope.

Ask the city to confirm the water pressure at your main valve box.

He was untouched. The burm directed the blast up and not out. It literally saved his life.

@@AmericaOutdoors1 I will take your word for it Mr. Outdoors.

Key word here is seem

These guys can move quickly for their size. I definitely have a new respect for them.

It's one of the better hikes I have been in. Wish I had more time to explore on top.

I'll have to go check it out. Thank you.

Well my thought was, I am not going to trench a new water line around the perimeter of my property, (.25 acre not big at all) run new wires from my controller to my valve box, buy 5 new sprinkler valves at $100 each as the 4 I currently have are all glued close togeather, and then get a new sprinkler box. When I already have a line that goes around the perimeter and I can add a few regulating valves and smaller 1/8" line off the current zone. It works and allows me to water my whole back yard at once. The poor man's way it to pay someone to professionally do this, as I would be poor after paying the bill and not have money to do other things. Lol If your system is like mine, which was originally professionally installed, your main zone piping should be within 3' of the sprinkler head. I would go in-between two sprinkler heads that are on the same zone and dig a small trench perpendicular to the two heads. I would bet that the pipe is no deeper than 12" - 18".

It works for me. However, there is no camera on the tool head, so it makes it hard to line up your work. If your are only looking to do wood this it is great, not the best for mugs but with some practice it can be done. This is the only one I have had so I cannot speak to other brands.

I wonder if they are like salmon, where they come back to where they were born to let their eggs. This board had another bee drilling their hole again this year. They are very interesting.

You may think they'll cool, but thay also cause a lot of damages to homes, garages, swingsets, anything wooden.😢 We discourage carpenter bees around our properties.

I discourage them too, but I do think they are cool little creatures. Nature always seems to amaze me.

I am no professional, but have you tried to manually open the sprinkler valve? There may be some rocks that got stuck in the diaphragm. Also maybe clean all of the sprinkler heads to make sure they close all the way when finished. Have you tried to use zone 8 shortly after it finished maybe like 30min or an hr afterwards. The air bubbles coming off the pump indicates that air is getting into the system from somewhere.

@@AmericaOutdoors1 thank you for the advice. I’ll check the sprinkler heads and the valve today.

When the sun hits my machine, it stops working. I think the machine thinks the bright light is a flame/fire and shuts down. I have to turn the machine off and then back on. Try to shelter the machine from direct sunlight.

@@AmericaOutdoors1 my machine is set on lab. I tried to shut it off and turn on. I takes me to wired Chinese debug mode.

2050-1 is for the tool head not detected. Check your wiring and make sure they are all plugged in and secured. Maybe there is not enough slack in the wire for the tool head to reach the far corners on the work area.

WOW, Thanks for sharing!

hell yah!