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  1. Using a screwdriver in the slot at the rear of the motor shaft, both seem to turn equally smooth! Capacitor maybe?
  2. The control panel sets auto to 97deg. Setting higher temp it just reverts back. First 2 jet/speed settings, the pump seems to [hum], but no pumping! Motor is HOT.
  3. Twice now the "substation" circuit breaker has tripped. How would I start to diagnose the problem? about 3 weeks apart. Before the first time, I felt like pump was not running full power. After tripped and was reset, it seemed to be pumping much better. Now its tripped a second time.
  4. Replacing the filter, this time I see a "cartidge" that drops into the middle of the filter. What exactly is this? Its a Watkins 31114 65 ft. I do see some thing similar that is an "ioniser?" on ebay but the shape is different.
  5. The base of the Dynasty Spa is 2 inches lower than the wooden framework. Is it best to support the spa from the base, or from the framework, or should they both be even? Seems the weight of the water would pull the whole thing inward if its just from the frame. The frame WAS previously supported on 2x10's under the deck, with nothing under the bottom of the spa. Could this cause the whole thing to warp?
  6. Can you help name and locate these parts, diverter and air jets. http://www.flickr.com/photos/58982425@N02/8479826014/in/photostream http://www.flickr.com/photos/58982425@N02/8478735537/in/photostream http://www.flickr.com/photos/58982425@N02/8478735453/in/photostream http://www.flickr.com/photos/58982425@N02/8479825830/in/photostream
  7. Is there such a thing? Want to do a repair in a tight area with an "internal pipe coupling". Need to be able to slide whole fitting into one pipe, then slide it back into another. Regular cement will grab too quickly.
  8. Thats the problem. No room. The second 5 port manifold is directly in front with all 5 flex pipes.. If I have to, I can cut that off, but was hoping for an rasier way out.
  9. Replacing a cracked 2" wye where it connects to 2, 5 port flanges. All touching, with no pipe showing. Cut off the wye, but still a piece of 2" pipe remaining inside the flange. Nothing protruding to glue the new wye to. Is there a fitting that will go INSIDE the pipe remnant? Some kind of special repair pipe or coupler?
  10. Repairing my Dynasty spa that froze during winter, 2 years ago. First replaced the control unit, which burned, then cracked pump before I found the PVC flanges had also cracked. With so much invested in repairs already, I dont want to trash the thing. Have replaced the ports, and busy with piping now. The problem is that the drain faucet is not the lowest point of the system. The 5 port flanges are, and never drained. Is it worthwhile to put in 2 new drains? If so, using what? 2" piping at this point. Second, the "diverter" if that is the correct term, for left/right water supply is also cracked around the threads. Not the housing, so is it possible to just change out the mechanics, without disturbing the insulation and piping below? Can someone point me to a new "diverter" of the same type? What foam spray can I use to replace the foam I stripped away? Many thanks. http://www.flickr.co...N02/8097738571/ Name this "diverter" http://www.flickr.co...N02/8097738503/
  11. Trying to replace a 5 port flange, with short pipes. Is there a pvc cement with a long work time? What is work time with regular PVC cement?
  12. 3000 psi, with the red nozzle. All the mess is under the deck where it can be raked up. Saved HOURS of work. Problem started with faulty AP-4 control unit. Drained tub, but now that I look at it, the drain cock is 2" ABOVE the lowest point in the piping system. Pump and 4 manifolds cracked in Winter. Damn DYNASTY who made this thing.
  13. Anybody used a pressure washer to strip foam from PVC pipes etc? After 3 minutes with a 3000 PSI washer, this is what I see. Took 30 minutes with a drywall saw and wire brush, and I was no where as clean!!! http://www.flickr.com/photos/58982425@N02/6234249681/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/58982425@N02/6234774060/
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