Replace Intermatic swimming pool timer motor only T104 - save money

My Intermatic Swimming Pool Timer motor went out. So instead of replacing the whole thing I just replace the motor that runs the clock. Cost me only $25.

[@poolmotorrepairguyFL]

The Florida pool pump motor repair guy, approved ! that was good info, Those ants what got in the gears and stopped your WG174 or 1570 running. and they will do it again! thanks, Free TennisLessons

[@marchearn9058]

Thank you!!! Just saved me soooo much work and money. I really appreciate you taking time to make this video!!!

[@stevegois103]

Those ants are a huge problem for this style timer when it is cold they burrow behind in the motor and short them out . I see that problem all the time as a pool service technician very important to seal the box as best as you can.

[@labattsipa]

Good video.. My motor was still running but a gear was stripped.. So no go. $25. Later she's good again.. Thanks!!

[@gwheyduke]

Good video very helpful. My clock motor had a stripped gear. At Lowes they want $54.98 + 7% sales tax for a new "tray"

[@raytek2010]

Special screws is driven by 7/64 inch hex Allen wrench. There are two, and at 3:48 it looked like he left the left most screw untightened!

[@jspinosa50]

you need a T-15 Torx screwdriver not a Philips or allen

[@sweetietrustme1671]

Thanks I would try to do it by myself. The pool company wanted to charged me 100 bucks just to come to check it

[@shareksolutions]

Appreciate you making the video! Thanks!

[@jspinosa50]

you need a T-15 Torx screwdriver not a Philips

[@keedis]

Dude! That screw is the reason I came here. What tool did you use?

[@richardhughes6129]

Hey buddy! Thanks for the tip! You saved me $$ I appreciate it!

[@redfordelaine]

thank you, your video was very helpful to us. we had the same problem.

[@caryparker8925]

Good video, will stat my fix now! Thanks

[@bobbaran7350]

Would be useful if you had mentioned the size of the special screw

[@jspinosa50]

you need a Torx screwdriver not a Philips

[@jspinosa50]

you need a T-15 Torx screwdriver not a Philips

[@TheOminous0209]

So the actual timer grounds itself on the board and the two wires that come out are are power cables

[@davidfavors2690]

how can I find a replacement on/off lever

[@jajmonSW38]

You have no of and on pins for your timer

[@cravinmorehead9256]

Please