I keep my skimmer basket so I don't clog my skimmer

Why are you asking so many questions

What kind of lube do u recommend for the seals. I have magic lube would that work?

where do you buy your products ? I always use HTC from Walmart.. I've noticed sometimes I have to spend double because it seems the products are not working properly.

Add salt?

I saw a drip!

Need more info on the light!

I’ve delivered a few of these myself, not a fan 😂

you sure know your stuff!!! Thank you!!

#3 is my current issue, just unscrew and swap? That easy?

This is perfect! I needed a total step-by-step tutorial. Thank you!

how do you add water during vicum and the water changes color

Do you have to change your water? Mine is about 3 months into use!

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I have watched many pool cleaning videos and so far this was the best hands down

My heater sounded like a laundry machine and after watching this video and replacing the part I am happy to report that it no longer sounds like a washing machine. Thank you sir

I appreciate the video. Got a friend who has very little money, and by watching this, I believe I can get his hot tub going again for him. 👍

I typically replace the seal plate as well.

This video saved the day for me today! Thanks!

Very helpful, thank you!

Yes great video my son did all that and now it's still leaking what could be the problem please

Excellent demo thanks.

Good video, clear instructions and easy to follow.

Thanks!

I am a swimming pool expect, i want to come to your country is there a job for me?

Once water drained.. turn on all Jets for couple of second to clear the lines. Would work aswell

my hot tub has a heater with a pressure switch cable, but it goes to nowhere. is that an issue? sometimes the heater doesn heat. should i jump the switch cable?

Great video! Very informative.......thank you.

i held my shop-vac under the pipe where it connects to the pump, and slowly loosened it. didn't spill a drop on the floor. the vac pulls it right in. didn't take long, kept loosening more and more. did that with all the pipes connecting to the pumps. separated the pipes from the pumps completely then got all the water out that wanted to come out. then added antifreeze to everything.

Inuse a bottle of Jet Clean from Aquadoc before every drain. Works Great!

Better than an office job.

I wanted to give a big thank you. The pool guy quoted $1200 in parts + 4 hours labor. For $22 I was able to get back up and running

Your video is very informative and details

What’s the difference between the two pumps you linked in the description?

Great video. Easy to follow. Simple instructions. Even includes specifics on parts. Thanks for spending time on this.

wow having a pool looks like a lot of work 😂

Where do you buy the rope guards?

Awesome video, thanks man!!!

Thanks!

Thank you for the video. We have a 300 gallon Softub, and I just learned that the @ease FROG floater, in addition to having chlorine, has the minerals on top part. So with this is the case, and not knowing, I went ahead and bought the @ease mineral filter (green stick) that is now inside the regular filter. Is this overkill? Will it cause damage to the Softub skin? Or our skin? Thanks!

Just watched this for kicks. You should have been in New Orleans after Katrina. It was horrible. Did 1-3 pools a day. Drained and cleaned. Got over 300 Koi out of 1 pool. The owner put them in to eat mosquito larvae. Great video.

If u use sodium hypochlorite you won't have the hazy pool that cal hypo will do

Does your pump have to be running?

I am looking at just temporarily winterizing my spa until our new cover comes in, the tub is empty right now, do you think just blowing out the lines would be enough? It isn't freezing here yet but want to be prepared.

You need to mention how long the pump has been running

I loved the video and it was super helpful, I don’t mind how long it took you and you definitely helped me put, thanks for your time making the vid

Very good video. I am about to replace my pump. This had a lot of good pointers. Thanks!!!

What irritates me, as a lifelong electronics repair tech, is that spa control packs have been around for decades, intended for moist/wet environments, yet the engineers that design them still cannot figure out how to locate components in such a way that one or two drops of water won't trash a $500-$1000 unit. THAT is sheer stupidity and/or laziness on the part of the engineers. Why aren't the boards coated with potting compound to waterproof them? None of the equipment manufacturers are willing to repair the packs, so access to components for repair/replacement isn't a factor, nor is cost, because potting the entire board is a negligible cost during the circuit board manufacturing process. It's bad design and bad manufacturing processes. My spa has a repeating flow sensor error, and my spa tech cannot figure it out, but as far as I can tell, he hasn't replaced the sensor yet. With that tiny inlet on the flow sensor unit itself, the smallest piece of debris may have gotten into the sensor and may be interfering with the function of the pressure plates, which would explain the intermittent nature of the error. Basic troubleshooting seems to be completely alien to my spa tech, who really doesn't seem to understand anything more complex than gluing pipes together.

Beautiful video

Spray foam inside of hot tubs that conceals the plumbing is the dumbest. That kind of insulation isn’t necessary. Mylar coated bubble wrap works great and gives access to plumbing. 👍🏻✌🏻