beowulf
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Industrial Toys, Thanks again for the attention.
I will be heading to town in the next 2-3 days and will take it in. Best to have them confirm if it is the motor. And, truth be told, it could be that whatever the initial problem was (no low speed) was somehow caused by me but if so, I am not certain just how I would have done that as that was the initial issue and remains the issue - except that now the high speed button on the timer does not work either.
I will post an update once I take it in. If it was just the motor, likely the pool shop could provide a replacement (used or new) at a reasonable cost - but if it is both, the two speed timers are expensive and so a new combination pump timer unit may be the best option and if it lasts a few years, it will be worth it - grand kids gotta swim.
Or, I suppose I could just get a single speed timer and run it only on high for a few hours a day.
Thanks again to everyone.
I will be heading to town in the next 2-3 days and will take it in. Best to have them confirm if it is the motor. And, truth be told, it could be that whatever the initial problem was (no low speed) was somehow caused by me but if so, I am not certain just how I would have done that as that was the initial issue and remains the issue - except that now the high speed button on the timer does not work either.
I will post an update once I take it in. If it was just the motor, likely the pool shop could provide a replacement (used or new) at a reasonable cost - but if it is both, the two speed timers are expensive and so a new combination pump timer unit may be the best option and if it lasts a few years, it will be worth it - grand kids gotta swim.
Or, I suppose I could just get a single speed timer and run it only on high for a few hours a day.
Thanks again to everyone.