AMJ Mechanical

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@tomfgoodwin There are brands this expensive that we don’t buy.

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Excited to bring this new venture into fruition. New, but not inexperienced. We have been in the service industry since 1993. #Heritage

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@CSLB Why is the D-35 license enough to replace electrical equipment for pools/spas? Shouldn’t one need a c-10 license or c-53 at least? D-35 should be just for water maintenance. https://t.co/9a4LZu2Ymy

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National Hot Tub Day is the perfect excuse to relax and unwind in a hot tub. Cheers to a day of relaxation! #NationalHotTubDay

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Friendly reminder to use your #Jacuzzi #Hottub #Spa even in the drizzle. Fo rizzle.

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There’s other things but that’s the 4 main reasons you lost your heater prematurely.

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It’s science. If your heater looks like this, your pool man failed you. The copper deteriorated due to very harsh amounts of chlorine and/or low PH. Cooper does not rust with time. It’s damaged. So, how do you avoid this?

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4. PH. It is better to be a little higher on PH if you’re struggling with your pool, but that will cause calcification to equipment. You have to check PH. ALSO: don’t just dump acid in your pool as if to use it as a cleaner. That’s not what you add acid!

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3. Be sure there is a check valve between your salt cell and heater. If possible, make sure there is a plumber’s loop in between so the recently chlorinated water does not back into the heater. Don’t listen to the manufacturers who say it’s not needed. We see it all the time!

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2. If your pool is accumulating algae at 1-3ppm, it’s very possible you are not running the pump long enough. I know! You’re trying to save money. So you add more chlorine to make up for less time running the pool. That’s when you damage equipment.

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1. Keep your chlorine at the lower levels. 1-3PPM.

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@CSLB - may I ask why a D-35 contractor can do so much electrical work for pools? Motors and electrical. I have found it to be dangerous that they are not also C-10 or at least C-53. They have no training for this.