u/rktek85

Lemmeno, thanks

I want to open the power supply and try to fix the weekly timer button (small button on the bottom, next to power button). Whatever is beneath the bubble that makes it makes contact with the board and spring back up, has fallen out of place or is broken. I am about 8 months out of warranty (Ive actively used the vac 9 months in the 3 years that Ive owned it) and Maytronics is telling me I need to replace the unit and not offering any goodwill/courtesy. It still powers on and will automatically run for 3 hours, however, I did like the daily auto options. Before I even consider buying a new unit, I'd like to dabble in trying to fix it first. I'm sure it is somehow weatherproofed and opening it can lead to other issues, but im not too concerned about it because when I run the vac, the power supply is out of the elements. Has anyone successfully accessed the control panel internals?

Im getting proper voltage at the recptacle. Pump kicked on this morning as scheduled, shut down about 1.5 hours later (timer on/off pins are properly set for 12hour run time). As far as I can tell, this started happening yesterday. To troubleshoot, I switched the plug to the vaccum pump receptacle and essentially doing the same thing. When running, I have proper water flow thru the supply and returns so pump and filter are working as they should be. Again, I tested voltage at the receptacle when the pump stopped and it was getting 240v at the hots. Any thoughts? investigate further, if so what should I do? Thank you

It's the poop punishment jacket. After 3x rolling in chicken poop and 3 baths he gets cloaked in shame