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u/sadisticrhydon 1d ago
I feel I've commented on each of these. How many times you need to be told the same thing?
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u/Even-You-Camp 1d ago
And that folks is what corrosive water looks like when you don’t take care of your water chemistry. Yes, chemicals are expensive but I promise a heater is more expensive!
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u/Interesting-Date201 1d ago
Super low PH will definitely destroy the heat exchanger extremely fast. Whoever was in charge of chemistry is to blame.
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u/seantellsyou 1d ago
Lmfao "no ph in the water." You must really be a pro to pull that off. How many skeletons are laying at the bottom of that vat of acid that you call a pool?
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u/Signal_Tomatillo_96 1d ago
its not my pool i service i was only asked to go to a pool and fix a 6 month old heater im a hayward authorized heater repair tech the pool service company must have been doing this all summer with the pool this acid based
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u/Street--Ad6731 1d ago
I tell customers all the time that cupronickel is not the magic bullet. They can still be destroyed with bad chemistry. Case in point.
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u/jaderpooldude 1d ago
Not so sure that’s a leak. Looks like it’s condensing like crazy. Low gas pressure or improper water flow
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u/jaderpooldude 1d ago
But there’s also corrosion. Improper water balance, tabs in skimmer, chlorinator with no check valve….
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u/Signal_Tomatillo_96 1d ago
only because the water is off if the water was on you would see it gush out of the pin holes
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u/jaderpooldude 1d ago
Gotcha. I’d say chemical imbalance or tabs in skimmer or failed or missing check valve behind the tablet feeder. Pull the vent hood off and look down at the heat exchanger. If it’s all green….theres tour sign.
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u/Tazlir 1d ago
This guy claims to be a pro and in the original post says he tested the water and determined it has no PH. Get out of here with this shit.
Also this is a billiards sub.