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.
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
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.
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
Thank you!!! Just saved me soooo much work and money. I really appreciate you taking time to make this video!!!
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.
Good video.. My motor was still running but a gear was stripped.. So no go. $25. Later she's good again.. Thanks!!
Good video very helpful. My clock motor had a stripped gear. At Lowes they want $54.98 + 7% sales tax for a new "tray"
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!
you need a T-15 Torx screwdriver not a Philips or allen
Thanks I would try to do it by myself. The pool company wanted to charged me 100 bucks just to come to check it
Appreciate you making the video! Thanks!
you need a T-15 Torx screwdriver not a Philips
Dude! That screw is the reason I came here. What tool did you use?
Hey buddy! Thanks for the tip! You saved me $$ I appreciate it!
thank you, your video was very helpful to us. we had the same problem.
Good video, will stat my fix now! Thanks
Would be useful if you had mentioned the size of the special screw
you need a Torx screwdriver not a Philips
you need a T-15 Torx screwdriver not a Philips
So the actual timer grounds itself on the board and the two wires that come out are are power cables
how can I find a replacement on/off lever
You have no of and on pins for your timer
Please